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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ 9th aud streets north west


- 1th and b streets northwest
TRgsIrEs, SALE Of yALgABLE IMPROVED
sEHHhHA 5h1aFfnKtSaa M
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust to Us bear: ns
date October L. A. D. 1880. and duly recorded in
District Of Columbia and At the request Of the party
pssSiEsfy "a tTsfs ~ S
being in city q EssLinxson b:irss ., ' coumsis
and Icing I'll OF lot numbered 9. in Columbian Col:
B. ion 6
Of cou6s toseher wth
| thereon.
Terms Of sale: opsthrd Of the Rurch.s. money t.
ments in one two and three years for which notes of
rsyaSl. semi S ' sseufsd r y
essS Of 5S,s on the property will be 81
sSrd,nE at so,. Of the purchaser deposit Of 1900
complied with days from day Of safe Otherwiss
trustees reserve the right to at the
such resale IN some newspaper pub
..s.os Sfbis 5. 4 saussE. Trustees.
As2SE sH#E Is sSshf2f is
,.so.ssasas a atBIs = tSs HJSsR Trustees.
rEEspKE Ap8yE sAk kFs, R9sTs9SED TILL
iag9.n.t.s AIDS 3. BKoISE.S Trustees.
DuscAssoN BROS. Aucsione:r..
FINE gyILpINa LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN
ssTMnHnHEI Ts S6RTuv mp TwkNri-stcoND
r2n lss AZ Pun
front ~ Yis f6f 81 s' s st' XII
IS feet desirable building LOT in an improving ssc.
Terms: ons.third cash, balance in on. and two
annually or monthly psymsnts. secured 81 deed Of
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from date
cost Of defaptiny purchaser after i've days
Wens OF suehkessle In some newspaper published in
,a29-d&ds DUGAN 4 BUTLER. Agents.
r ATCLIFEE. DARR CO.. Auctoneers.
Two DESIRABLE history BRICK HOUSES. ALL
FUkNAcE, WITH LARGE CELLAR, NuMBERs
2ls AND pa + STREET NORTHEAST, By
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY FIRST,
tOUh O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale. in front Of
SUB LOTS lleANp122.
IN SQUARE 753,
Fronting each 10 feet by 100 feet running back 70
with all the latest improvements. making them very
desirable Tor an investment for home.
due June 10. 1894, each house to be paid in cast
deposit OF s2OO on each house rsQursu the time
fifteen days the day OF sale to resell
the properly at risk and cost OF the defaunx
IN 81 nui
cSnveyancinY and recording At the cost Of the pur
ta26-d&dbs RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. ,Aucts.
GEO ". sTICKNEY. Auctionee..
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A BRILLIANT CATHERINE AT THE coCHnAS-soME
DISTINGUISHED Guests AND AN ELABORATE
NESU-cHAIRMAS HKMP6ILL STEAKS OF THE
DISTRICT AND CoyGREss-oTHKR ToAsTs.
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TRUSTEES SAL OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. ZIG
SsTREET NORTHWEST.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Lbsr
folio 2G6 ct sea- one Of the land records Of the
Dsrct OF Columbia and At the request Of ths party
cured thereby will oc for trout OF tile
ise5 on FkiDAfi the FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A. u. 1872, at HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. \,
the following described property situate. in the city
Washington District OF Columbia wit Part Of orig
lnal lot in square 4lD beginning s street forty
4O feet east from the northwest OF said square
and running thence east said feet
thsnce south tSentyh Ieet, thence Nv
feet and thence north twenty Ave feet the place o.
beginning. sold subject to trusts amounting in the
aggregate to "a, OOO and interest
Terms OF sale Cash in Of said deed Of trust
&!OO deposit at time OF sale. Terms to be piled
with In ten days or the property Will be resold risk
and cost OF deIauItinx purchaser.
,a27-st. IN. bRYANr.S Trustees.
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I ATIMkh I SLOAN. AuesiOnsers. 100
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY BEING HOUSES Nos.

TRUSTEKs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NOS
80 3ls, 329; 3es AND a2I sfRUCk STREET.
i52 folio 37 ct seq Of the land records for The
District OF Couba and ut the request of the party
secured thereby will offer front o. the
premises or TUESDAY, the sLGoND DAY Of FEB
kUARl. 1892, al hALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
r the following described property In the county
OF Washington, District Of Columbia. to wit Lots
numbered twsntysX (2O), ca. t.S). (0) and CID.
10 Thonas T. Naggslpau ct al. = sub OF lots b.otk
Is in A. l.. BARRIER Co. p suiyGiyision of certain
OF said hrst mentioned subdivision boot county
No page S. OF the records OF the surv.y
OF said District sold subject Of
to secure the sum Of about Is. 500 on each lot.
Terms OF sale: One-haif cash In OF said deed
Of trust, and the balance IN equal nstaments ia
six and twelve months, with interest at the
centrum Ter annun payable semi uAliy, secured
by deed Of trust said property. ali cash. al the
option Of the purchaser; tlU0 deposit time Of e.
will be resod At r1sk and Of defating
All convsyancinx and recording ct pure hasers cost
JOHN =. MAGGAMAN, , -.
ja2I-d6ds IRVING wILLIAMSUS.5 Irustees
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SPECIALTIES

7 r. wALXER Sons. 204 10TH ST. N.w.-oAR.
pa Lining. Asbestos Goods. Minor Hrck and Ciavs
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctionoors.

GENTS s1SvrI FTHRNNhIssH nW%, HATS, HOSIERY,
de0Rs pSuALLY KEPT II A FIksT,CLAss
Duh SAILS ROOM FOR CONvENTENCE OF
SAFE WHICH TAEES PLACE SATURDAY.
HALF-PAST Ten O'CLOCK A. 81.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
II Auctuueers.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO tiOfsitlDw,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctionocr,.

SPECIAL.
ONE kLE0ANT PARI.OR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
IN Tx BEOCATEL TIE RESULT OF THE
MOST T. X ECT woitK MANsliIP, COST s2T5,
MAGNIFICENT MAHOGANY CABINET BEV.
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T1ETH, AT HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK pre-
cissy we shall ssl! the above pieces Of furniture
within our Those n crested can crafty
tier tastes by giving this sale their attention.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS L. CO.,
II
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Gko. w. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
VI 500 llth st nv
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctionsers.
TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN's SUITS AT AUG
On SATURDAY. JANUARY THIRTIETH. AT
TEN O'CLOCK 4; NJ. we shall sell within our sales
Suits, ages from 3 to - years. Must be sold
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
ja2S-2t Auctioneers
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-25
MINGLED IND hILLED,
Four People Meet Death in Collision
the Chicago Il Northwestern.

Four People Meet Death In a Collision on
the Chicago Il Northwestern.
MASON CRY, Ia, Sept. 24.-Seven dead
and three injured is the result of an awful
railroad wreck at New Hampton this morn
ing. A crew had been at work on the main
line of the Chicago s. Northwestern road,
replacing rails This morning about 10
o'clock the train pulled into New Hampton
on the main track and stopped to do some
work. The through freight was due there
at 1913 1t was behind tlme and running
on orders not to stop at New Hampton. The
road enters New Hampton from the north.
but within sixty rods makes turn, going
directly east. This makes bad curve in
the road, and grove batween shuts off all
view beyond. The freight came around the
curve at thirty miles an tour and crashed
INTO the caboose of the construction train.
The engineer and fireman jumped just in
time to save their lives for a moment later
the engine struck. 1t is known positively
that one more man is under the engine. for
part of his body can be seen.
The work of cleaning up the wreck is very
slow. All the bodies removed from the
wreckage are awfully mangled. Some
pieces of female wearing apparel have been
taken out, and it is feared there may be a
won an in the debris.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-25
AFFAiI,s IN HAMBURG.

Awfu, Death Rate Among the Cholera
Stricken-The CITY Crueily Treated.
LONDON, Sept. 2i The Berlin CORES
pondent of the News says: Affairs in Ham
burg are Improving little, but the total
number OF funerals OF cholera victims which
ook place OH Tuesday and Wednesday wer c
600 as against 200 on Saturday. The funeral
tranic Is 50 great that IL is proposed to build
temporary railways to Ohidstorff cemetery
so as to facilitate the transportation of
bodies aud to shorten tho time occupied by
the ordinary methods
The extent OF the panic caused by the cpl
demic in Hamburg is shown by letter
which the burgomaster OF n town in east
Prussia recently sent to a citizen of Ham,
burg, who it had beeh learned, intended to
visit the town in question. In his communi-
cation the burgomaster earnestly prayed the
Hamburger, on behalf of the excited citizens
Of the town which he represented, to eithcr
postpone or abandon altogether his intention
to make the proposed visit. A further case
in point is where commercial traveller was
expelled from Velten because a Hamburg
abel was found on his boxes. Despite the
mans protests that 1t was an old labsl and
that he could prove he had not been in Ham
burg since the outbreak of the plague, the
authorities refused to allow him to remain in
the place ana he was compelled to leave the
| town i'm Immediately.
The Hamburger Bor;eahalle says it notes
| with satis faction that the q ,rman people
| display shame at /the inhumlu treatment
accorded Hamburg IN certaiag quarters. 1t
| appeals toucningly to the psople to continue
| their good will toward thu stricken city,
| and thus enable Hamburg TO resume hei
| regular trade and commerce. Otherwise,
the paper declares, the citizens will starve.
The BorSenhalle adds that those IN erch ants
| are wrong who think they can free them
selves from their obligations by ransom in
| the form of gift of money.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-25
MOIsBED by FANATICS.
Russian Officials Closely Besieged by "a
Polish Mob.

Russian Officials Closely Besieged by a
Polish Mob.
ST.. PETERsBURa, Sspt. 9th, populace
of Lysoboki, in the Polish pro vince of
Szjeletz, today made force attack on GER
tain officials who had been sent to tho place
by order Of tho government to inquire into
the matter of the outbreak of the cholera,
which was ravaging the inhabitants. The
riotous action of the people was the result of
wild rumors that the officials Intended to
poison all patients who were suffering from
the disease, and that in their haste to get
their bodies out of the way they would
bury the unfortunate victims before life hau
actually deoarted. These stories were ac-
ccpted by the ignorant people as true, and
tho consequence was that they were aroused
to high pitch Of frenzy ana resolved at all
hazards to prevent the officials from carrying
out their supposed inhuman practices. When
it was learned that the dreaded visitors had
arrived in the town a large and excited mob
besieged the officials IN the hotel at which
they had engaged apartments. The crowd
stormed tho building, smashing windows and
doors aud loudly threatening to take the
live: OF the officials. Matters grew so So
rious that the authorities were asked for
help. A body Of troops were hurried to the
scene and arrived In time to rescue the OIL
Gals from their perilOus position. The sol
diers charged upon the rioters, and after q
time succeeded IN dispensing them and plac
ing tho leaders under arrest
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-25

Diaz Again Elected tie the Once OF chief
Magistrate-News Notes.

Diaz Again Elected tie the Ohice OF Chief
Magistrate-News Notes.
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. 23.-lhe chamber
of deputies, constituting tho electoral COL
lege, has declared Porhrio Diaz president OF
of Mexico for four years, dating from the
lst Of next December
Yellow fever is firmly iutrenched at Cor
doya and Papantla.
The government OF Vera Cruz dsnies the
existence of cholera at Mazatlan, but admits
there is yellow fever there.
The gouernment has decided not to put in
force sanitary regulations against cholera
ON the northern frontier until CHOLERA has
really obtained foothold in the United
States, but every thing is in readiness for
work in that direction at a moments notice.
1t is denied that there is cholera at Pacha-
cuca.
The Ward line steamer, City Of Alexandria,
has been detained at Progresso for fnmiga-
tion and disinfection.
Choierike has disappeared from San Luis
Potosi.
The officers Of the army have contrb bu ted
one days pay eaeh for the purchase OF corn
for tue poor.
The new insurance law will be presented
In the chamber OF deputies tomorrow oa
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-25
QUARANTINE PRECAUTIONS.

Some Pertinent Suggestions from EN-Sur-
geon General Hamilton.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 2i.-Secretary
Foster said this afternoon that he had re-
quest from the passengers of the steamship
Hermann TO be relieved from further deteu
tion, but that DIR. Hsmilton's report showed
tue vessel TO be in such bad condition that he
thought it to be best TO send the ship TO
Camp Low in order that the passengers and
their baggage could be thoroughly disin-
fected. An exception was made In the case
OF American passengers, who are per mitted
either to land at Ellis island without their
baggage or going into Camp Low.
Surgeon Hamilton has made long report
to the secretary of the treasury in regard 10
the quarantine station, Camp Low on Sandy
Hook, which concludes with the following
general remarks
''Should the government at any time make
thereof a permanent station, wall across
to the Atlantic, marking the east and west
boundaries of the quarantine, would obviate
the necessity OF a military guard and give
access to the grove buck of the camp, which
would increase the facilities for the recep
>tion of those detained.
"A crematory should be built in the vicin
lty of the hospital.
mo isolation ward is necessary, tents
properly floored and heated by stoves, are
better managed than isolation wards, which,
with every precauton, are likely to trans
nit and become sources of infection.
ut is obvious that the establishment of
this camp met necessity arising from the
great number of immigrants from infected
ports massed in the narbor of New York,
| without which great loss of life might have
resulted, not only among the un fortunate i'm
migrants but in cities and towns near bv.
The officers engaged in tho work have en-
| tered upon it with great public spirit, fully
| imbued with the intention, at whatever
| risk TO themselves, to spare no ef-
| fort IN protecting the country against
| great calamity, and am safe in predicting
| the final report Of the surgeon comnanuant
| will show the great superiority of national
methods, IN which the whole country have
an interested voice, over those which for
| merly obtained. There is no question of the
| power of congress to legislate in the matter
| of national quarantine. 1t is inconceivablc
! that one state should continue 20 alene con-
| duct measures according TO Its own methods,
| without regard to the wishes of other states,
| when all have common interests and are
| mutually involvcd.'