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LAND FOR THE RAILROAD.
Awards Made by the Appraisers - Reported
This Morning.

Awards Made by the Appraisers ~ Reported
This Morning.
The appraisers appointed by the Court in
General Term to appraise the damages to the
property owners in squares 267 and 26S and
29S (betwoen 18th and l4th, d streets and
Maryland avenue southwest), today made their
return. They state that they fully examined
each piece Of property and heard the parties
at interest and assessed the damages sustained
BY reason Of the land being taken by
the Baltimo ore and Potomac Railroad
Company. They Jumped the damages as to
each property, a. will be seen by the return.
The aggregate for the eighteen parcels IL some
thing In the neighborhood of Sll5.0O0.
The awards are as follows: P. Murphy ct al.
s4,00S.40; B. G. Smith, S4.670.3l; Rudolph
Hassler ct al, 45.346. 50; Ellen Carey ct al.
Is, 3O4 40; E. F. Droop and Annie T. Bramhall,
81, $780, So; J. II. Neitzey ct al. Sl3, 46645; H.
Taylor ct al, e1l,sl575; Mary E. Cotter ct al.
S3,7l89O; Anna r. Joy ct al. Is, $50 IA
Florentine Gill. e6,05s ~; s. F. Gill. jr., ct al
s4,2l7.92; NJ. Burke, s5,32s; W. Neitzey, sll,.
6s5.47; Mary L. Faunce ct al, Is, lis 81; Mary
L Faunce ct al, GLASS. so; J. L. Faunce ct al,
s5, $50 II; b Morgan Waters, o., 368 20; Lavinia
v. Golfer ct al, %, 720.20
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MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS,
Explosion of Powder Works on Lake H,
P:ytcOng, n. j.

Explosion OF Powder Works on Lake Ho-
p.tcong, n. j.
The works of the American Forcite Powder
Company, on the shores of Lake Hopatcong.
about a mile below Mount Arlington, n. j., blew
up yesterday afternoon and seven men were
blown to atoms. The names of i've OF the men
killed are as follows: J. d. Smith, superintend-
ent Of the works, married and leaves a willow
and one child: Jacob Carlson, aged thirty i've
years, married and leaves five children
William Pierce, aged twenty-eight years, mar
ried and leaves a widow and two children
James Vagh, aged twenty-six years, unmarried:
A. johnson, aged thirty years, unmarried
Another body has been recognized as that of a
Swede, whose name is unknown
Two men were injured One OF thcm Bon
jamin Cashmere, Is 50 terribly burned and
mangled that he will probably die.
The explosion occurred u few minutes after
8 o'clock and five buildings were shattered.
What caused the explosion will never be
known.
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Senators Opposed to Any Structures ut the
Capitol Inauguration Day.


'0"'' OPpo.ou W N"y s"uc.urss ~ 'ns
Capisoi Anausursuon Day
Senator Vest. from the committee ON public
buildings and grounds. Yesterday reported ad.
xer.o,v -, ,ho ,a.o,,,;or -h;.h 49, -. a.,
N:. s~.eu 1poA '.s
So"n''ee W consiuel 'ne Pracucaoihsy OF
providing sufficient shelter seats at the Capt.
toll for the protection of persons who may take
part in the ceremony Of ipauouratino the Pres.
-. -, az. Tr.i,.s ~
uon' :" 'n' oHi'eo o'a'e'' vi VINO may "Sse"'
Die 10 witness such an inauguration.
The committee referred the proposition to
Architect Clark and a Latte, fror, hin, ia q,
-. ,ou.-
20" s
a. as tI pis naSe eonsiaereu snis CUES.
.o 100 u"u ue.'ete 70 oe oesiraoIe 70 cons'ruc'
arS~r, VIC p'sSo" upon ~ien tue ~
$3.50; veieniony .aAes place. OUT oouos .ne
enp.eh.y y. eIecung sneiter peyohu tne
p o,ni LUZ 'nose @ssemoied 10 wi'ness THESE
'' . .H,no,es.
c ~ uo.uIe wnich couio De punt east OF tue
oaa.;o'' .e",as 'he roHu~aSs open ior tue Pro-
as -, Souiu oe uuequate 70 accommooa'9 =
amnrahnS pesens uPou such occas'oui
apf ,;rsh eua. .nere "h'snt pe oange, 70 nle
aina,, ,D i1oa persons crowdlng INTO TINS IN
ont Tha 90. ..1' .ne "ea.uer snouio oe ince
90 . scrno, .',..;. ~0uLu ac' W sUme 1917 .,1'
inauDnrsj n,assorm 49, We ~ view 81 .on'
P'"s'ot IA hou VIC SEcas crowu' Soh-
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TA. G.ax THroa,

Shows that al epidemic endemic ana CONTAGIOUS dis.
produced by minute injecting germs or mi.
crobes peculiar to each disease. which enter the sys-
tenn II being we'll settled fAct that any remedy which
would hill the germ microbs would destroy the
fs Of the patient It has been found that 20 force out
thsss 10 only safe relief from their
In this way ewf Specific has for 90 years been
ing blood aad akin diseases Il forces the microbes
through Ne pores Of the skin and soon sends out ths
poison vhsh they may have lsft and ths patient Il
cured. ,a.
xrssaiss On Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed frsa
SWIFT SPECIFIC %.
Atlanta. O.
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Krumholtl's Trial.

In the Criminal Court this morning the Rus
sian Pole Chain Krumholtx, charged with en- :
ticing child into house Of prostitution, was
tried The defendant, through J. Mcdowell
Darlington, Chase Roys and Albert Sellers,
moved . postponemsnt, owing to the absence
Of witnesses, for . week, and fled af3davits
tending to show that she was over eighteen
years, and that she had lived In such
houses before. The court overruled the
motion, stating that IL vas immaterial what
was the previous character; that the Law was
70 prevent those who had sinned from being
forced into that life again. The trial then
proceeded and Annie Krumholts testified that
her husband brought her here from New York,
took her to 429 Maryland avenue and thea 70 o
street. and conpslisd her - receive company.
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I Atm X l. SLOAN, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED Blu INESs PROPERTY.
KNOWN AS NOS 200O AND zoos SEVENTH
STAE.;T NOnTHWLsi, BEING JUST MOTH
OF BOUND tRY ON WEST SIDE OF SAID
sTkkET. FRONTING AZ FEET = INCHES ON
S.NENIH SILE.T EXlrNDED AND 10. T.,
FEET ON BOUNDARY.
By direction of the owners I will offer for sale at
public auction in front Of the premises T DAY
THE NIHETEENTh DAY OF APRIL. 1892, Ut
FIVE l. ~. all VI lot No. H. Jamaica and SMITHS
Vacancy, fronting II feet inches 9TH street ex
tended and ~. 81 feet OH Boundary. Tota depth Of
10, 10 !eet Improved BY large fran. and brick
Terms Of sale: One-lIird cash, balance in one and
two years with interest at per cent, aud secured By
Il eli % trust on the property all cash. option Of
purchaser. Title good. abstract sid with property
Cnaveyancing AMI recording ot purchaser
$500 deposit required at me of sale and sal. t. be
fully com he'd with within twenty days. Otherwise de-
post rfei;ed.
ars-dSfis A. B. WILLIAMS. Attorney. ..9 ~ st.
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FUTURE DAYS.

fUIiRE DAYS.
A UCTIoN NOTICE
CHICAGO. ILL.
ON TUESDAY. APRIL TwENTY-sIxTH,
AT TENAM.
For Account of the Fire Uudsrwriters
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
FOR CASH
$4,000 BUTTS PLUG TOBACCO.
Being the entire salvage of manufactured stock fro IN
TIE LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO COMPANY,
St. Louis, No..
Manufacturers Of the well-known
STAR. sLkDGE.
CRANE. CORNER STONE.
CLIPPER GRAY GOOSE and
MAY QUEEN TOBACCoa
The Ereater part Of this Tobacco is in Al condition
worthy the attention Of the entire trade.
GOODS ON EXHIBITION THREE DAYS BEFORE
Goods arranged for sale by
SAMUEL CANS. Manager.
Western Salvage Wreckiug Agency.
GEORGE P. GORE / CO.. Auctonssra
l26-l32 Market ST.. Chicago. III splok23
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS h CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE O., / NEAR NINTH STREET

" In II.
BY virtue o: deed of trust dated April T. 1881 and
duly recorded in Iiber No. Y61. tollo LIS SEQ one
OF the aId records If the DIsri Of Coluiab and at
thu request of the party secured terebywe will sell
ruhlir auction N front o: the premises TUESDAY,
APRIL NINETEENTH 1892, at FIVE T. NJ. the to-
lowing described real estAt IA ashiIgon city in said
District to wiz Lot ONT u and the feet fir MT
ing street by the depth thereof of lot two C) In the
subdivision maae by he heirs OF John Davidson OF
square 3 .3. with the ilnproy elneuts thereon
tnIee-stCry PRESS brick dwelling
Terms OF sale Onethird cash, OF which $3.50 must
he pail at time Of sale and balance and two
yea with interest al Per cent per iu
semi uallyD to be secured By purchasers notes and
deed of trust ON property sold 10 SAT- trus-
tees Or all cash al optn OF purchaser yancinY
aud according at purchasers Terms sale to
be complied with iii nfteen % days after sale else
trustees serve right resell risk and of pur
chaser i'll default.
WM +. HOFFMAN, r-.
REGINALD FENDALI,5 AFoseeea
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TNkSSTEES'SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il On q SIKEEl BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed Of trust, recorded February o.
ioS- We VIII ouer Tor sale at public auction TUES
H L.t fouH O'clock ?. NJ. in front Of the
o. lot 3 ia l4l IN this city being OF, the nor
side oil street between 18th and 18th streets por
northwest. " ~
Terms Of sale: Oue-third cash; balance in one ard
Two Years with interest," secured by deed of upon
Il. PREMISES Terms to be Piled with in ten days
with night 10 sell after three days de-
fault e1OO deposit at time of sale All conveyance
ing At purchasers cost
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, r
REGINALD FENDALL Irusteea
RATCLlFFE, DARK 4 Co Aucts np1odSds
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REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee
RATCLlFFE, DARN L CO Aucis nnl2.dSf
u ATCLIFFE, DARR Co Auctoneers
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave- NV

DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY-k STREET, VIRGINIA AVENUE
AND SEVEA1H STREET SOUTHEAST. By
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE.
IEENIH. Al FIVE O'CLO, X. We will sell by public
suction in front Of the premises
PART OF LOr l, IN SQUARE sOO
Part of this property is improved by u two-story
orck house known Us O22 X st. g. e., and trouts 20
teet on St The vacant portion fronts 40 feet on
st, To feet inches ON Virginia and 40 feet on
9TH ST., making 1t most desirable plot for subdivi-
sion IN mel !hborhood where small houses rent
readily being the United States ord lance yard near
the ca5.r road and other convenIeuces.
TERMS The i'm proved portion will be sold subject to
atrust deed OF $500. over this amount to b- paid
cash. The uEinproved subject t. a deed OF
about 100. payable in equal nstal!me ats =
fore three years; over and above this to b..
paid n cash In each the purchaser may pay all
cash he desires. deposit of $500 each piece re-
CURED at the time Of sale Terms be Complied with
Ill fifteen days rom the day Of sale the
sell at The risk and cost OF the defautug
reserved All convey IN, recording &c ut cost uf
purchaser. RADCLIFFE, DARK & CO,
anl1-lSls An,
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Pay the Price of the
Royal for Royal only.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder to be ~ per cent. stronger than
any other brand on the market. If an.
other baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer. see that you are charged
the correspondingly lower price.
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u ATcLIFFE, DARR / CO.. Aucts.

RArcLITFE DARR / CO. a ags :: AVE- NV
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
@, yTREEr BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
House lii7 sTREET NokTawEsT.
NY % iESHs &. * 2f
PART d SUB ISTs
lmpruved by three-story brick dwelling containing
~ rooms and bath. with Ill modern %
Permission to inspect the premises car b. had upon
sppcston to the .uctioIeers or they can b sss ct
annul Or al cash. 1t the option Of the purchaser
vsysncns and recording. C. Il .hs rusohas.zs cost
sUSasSas n AZ S1i y :' BARR co.. Aus..
EraE ABOVE SALE q RosrroNEp ON AZ.
Ras OF A S%a 10 Co. So iu.
WAIrER b WILLIAMS CO.. Au's'on'''.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
TN GtI6cx .h. :s x q ssS
hs following named articles to psy ssossss oSs:sss
Lot Of Household rurnisuss e. Stored in name d
Asriah Gray septs,nber -. 1890.
e T.; : :sSs sS sS'' In
Ailos 9. NJ: Lsvis Jsausry 50, 1921.
cOat.nts - one 10, epsn;. a,.o Paeaass. sssssd
g "a ss se.a IN nam.
,o.s n; ssssaa eaassasH sssssa b .s.s q sisvs
5:ssy =; 50 - wALrza n w1rr1Axi %.
: :. -
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u ATCLIFFE. DAkR * 20. Auctioaeers

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING No Sl3 L STREET SOUTH
EAST. WASHINGTON, be
Under and By virtue of q decree raised on the 9th
day OF april, 1897, IN atty No l.,4TS oc
80 Of Tho supreme Court of the District of Coiu,l-
biz. wherein Annie Nash ct al compIainauts and
Robert Clark ct al defendants, tie undersigned
will otter for sale TO the highest bidder ON MONDAY
NAY SECOND. ID lsy2, at HALF-PAST FOUk
O'CLOCK NJ. IL front Of the premises No Sl3
street southeasr. the following real property
to wit All that Iiece and parcel land and
lying and blns la the city OF WASHINGTON aud District
u Columbia, known and DISTINGUISHED as part of
square 800 beginning for the 1913 feet inches
~est from the northeast corner said square 'front.'
ng south street. thence west % feet thence south
O2 ieet thence .s. - feet. thence o. fet to
PLACE OF beEinnins tosether with the improvements.
consisting Of n III 'e.-story brick DIV 81 ing
Terms of sale: one third cas and the balance in two
equal instaiinents, In nne aud eighteen months with
interest from day CT sale. at the Of reg cent per
supun. payable Sc d annually TO be secured by the
proiss ry notes Of the s deed of tr.t on
the property ali casa at the purchas option de-
posit Of 500 WI be required Of the purchaser the
time VI sale All conye. anc and recording al the
cost OF the purchaser IL terms OF sale nos
win within ten day from of safe ID trustees re-
serve the r1snt 10 resell the property tho risk aud
cost OF the aetauitirg purchaser
HENRY WOODARD
- lth and r SITS NV I ,-..
JUD6ON GULL, trustees
spls-dkds frndsl building
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s s,.s q. aurH RssE S nv rr..s.


II ATcLIEFE. DARRA Co.. Asct,oaosra
VALUARLE BUILDING SITE ON STREET BE-
TMEEM fIfrEEMrH AND SIXTEENTH
sTkEkTS NORTHMEsr BY AUCTION
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
tlnSL q Five O'CLOCK. we will oder for szls IN
RkkT on LOT THIRTEEN,
~ SQUARE ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE
srontinx x2 feet inches street. with depth u
Tbs lot is one Of the finest An the city bsnx a, IN.
most fashionable neighboshood, near msny me and
co.tL Pnvete rest encea and IL IL seldom IN oppor-
Issns msas Known q time o. sale dspostof 800
eae aye mot complied with In nfresn dsys from he
o. ale rh; res-Evsd g resell the property the rsk
40 o1:e g toe defauttng purchaser aftSk ave days
sSset se1 mt q such rss.as n nssspepsr pub
49, N .sshinxsoe. 2. O. An convsyancin9 end ~
svl1dSds kxT0LiE1E DzkR . CO. Aussa
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ArCLiFFE, DARK 2CJ. AUc:-oI. -er.-

NLiH Dam -, AIc-ol.
TRUSTEES SALE Of yiEY DESIRABLE PROP
ERrl. BENZ LOT 8, BLOCK "a, ON HAZE.
WOOD ANENCt. IN LIE DRUIT PARK Nv
WASHING ION, DC.
Under aal b vir ue a decree passed the 4th day
Of Arii lS91, III Equity Cause No l341:B docket NJ
80 OF the supreme Cout OF the District Uf Columbia
wherein WIN shaw il com claimant and Thomas M
Casse ct d are deiendInts the undersigned Will Of
:sale TO the hiSbesi ri,l,ieI un FRIDAY April
lMENrf-NI .1H. AID lS32s. Al HALF-PAS FOIj h
I'M IN iroat of the premises. the following real plop
efty To wat: All thai piece parcel of land pre
Sc. - nL and 1ng ln the City OF WASN'T
rct OF Columbia kDo and distIHgui. she'd as lot \
block 4. i'll lie Droit Park. The To- fronts On Hare
WOOD avenue and Is cap able Of subdivision.
Terms Of sale: One-thl I'd cash and the balance In
wo ecu insiallnents IN one and years. with in.
ere from day Of sale at the rate of per ceut er
mum. Iayab e'senli annual TO be secured by the
rromisory note OF the purchaser and dee Of trust on
The property or All CASH at the PURCHASERS option
deposit Of $500 Will DE required OF the purchaser al
Il time OF sale. ALI couyeyaaci:g and recOrdiag q;
ih cost o: the purchaser If terms of sale b. com
ied with within ten days from time the trus-
ees reserve the right To resell the property at the
iisk and cost Of the defauting purchaser.
ANDREW LlPSCOMB
llih aad SITS Iw.
FRANK B8OWNING ( Arusteee
40 9TH stn w.
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z ATCL1FFE. DARK & CO. sucuoaeers.

X ATcLIFFE- DAKk < co. Aucuoneers.
rhTSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE STU A1ED ON FOUR-aND-A-HALf
sTREEr BETWEEN AND d NOKTHwLsT
IMPROVED By Two LARGE FOCR-STOIiy
BACK HOUSES KNOWN AS NUMBERS 3i1
AND3l9 FOUk-AND-A-IALFs STRICT NORTH
WEST 10 CLIO L AN ESTATE
On WEDNESDAY, AtTEKNOON. APRIL TWEEN
TIETH. A. u. 1892, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will
offer Tor sale III front Of the premises that very valu
able property known as LOT H. IN SQUAaE 533
fronting % feet Oh fouranda half and runniliu
Lack to large alley. making it very desirable fol
office urposes, beinR within onehalf square Of the
city hail. court house, pension oice post Office and
other public building.
Te rs: One-tLird cash. the balance In one two and
three Seirs at PEI cent per sinuu. payable semi
annually. secured By deel of trust the property
sold, VI all cash. at the option OF he purchaser de-
post Of $500 required at tie time OF sale II the
ternIs Of sale are not conp-d with in fifteen DAYS
IRON the day OF sale, right reserved the prop
cr:y ~ the risk and cost OF the defautine
after hve days advertisements Of such resale some
Newspaper published in Washington, D. c. Ali con-
veysncinK aud recording ut the Of the
JAMES L. WHITE.
CHARl.f $ A. MCCALL,
CEAUNCEY Ii. BRUSH.
Trustees
spl2-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aucts
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II $50 PA. AVE. h.
apl0- d&ds
CHANCERY SALE OF kALUAbLL lMrkosLg
~ REAL ESTATE ON The MEsT slpEOFI ESIH
sIkhEI BklMEhN MARYLAND AsENUEANp

II "a
sTkkET BE1MEkN MARYLAND AVENUE AND
CsTREEr SOUTHWEST.
~ virtue 81 decree Of the supreme cour. o. sns
1913. wherein Mary l. skidmore ct var. are COM
plaiuants and Emma Gross ct al defendants. the
apRII ~ isys fftE 1 O'CLOCK p N. IN ron, q
the premises the following described real estate xtyh
the ,npro thercunto be longing. consistix off
three-story brick dweinx IN the CITY Of Washington
aud District of columbia 10 wit Part Of Original los
four "a and t5 square three hundred atty.
two t352 beginning for the same 81 the southeast
north ON iosh street forty-fve C4s1 feet eie.es
q ID inches thence west ninety % feet 80
inches thence souts forty I'VE 60 iest eleven lp
ninety e feet go inches ~ the place
of beglnning togsther with right q way for the pur
tSres hnadned ana ifty-iso tss, Sesanins iSr iss
4 feet one ti inch south OF the northesss
corner of said lot i've t5l aud running thence ~ee
two Co feet 40 inches thence ninety % ~
feet "a inches TO the said line Of said lo
nve 90 and thence south two 90 feet six 90 inches ~
Terms Of sale: one-ihird Of the purchase money IN
cash. third year and onethird IN tvo year,
purchaser-;he deferred payments 20 bear ..
the rate Of ,ix 90 yer cent sanum payable semi
eSsssr Or purchaser. and deed Of sruss upon sSs
property sold deposit Of 600 will be required ~
rsSordine q psrsh.ssr's cost Il the psrsiss.f p
purchasers shall fail comply with the terms Of 90
b 1..e az Hss ~ ass md %
Jackson E' & s. Srs.ifsS:s' |n....-'
LArrMER 4 SLOAN. Aucts. nhSl-dsds
u-rN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE RAIN TIE
above sale Il postponed until MONDAY. fNk9Tf-
~ ordlr p "a sh ~ rras,ss. ss H'
y ssp SfsSi 3 'n' ii srrwyn sroAx. s--..
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There were 191 business failures In the United
States and thirty-fve in Canada the past week.
William l. Davis, . musician Of Plymouth,
Pa, was struck by railroad train train near
Wilkesbarre recently and instantly killed
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TNHoMAs BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers.
y 6l2 IT n "

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, no: 1922 RHODE ISLAND AVE
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust dsled respectvely
Segtember TO- 1855, recorded in Lioer iaS3, folio
Laoer isSs' io.io na5s ct seq, Of the land
o. the nj, request Of the party secured thereby.
stS so " cn. virtue OF decree duly passed By
Equity case No. 1888. on the 7th day of December,
1881 We VIII SELL N front of the prefnises on MON.
bAl: APRIL APRIL TMENLf-FIFTH, 1892. al HALF
fronting feet the south side Of Rhoae Island
ave oy depth OF l02 ieet inches to q wide alley:
SAID ground having . loft wide alley on The west
side thereof improved By handsome modern three
story and brick residence 1922 Rhode Island
svenue northwest.
TerIas: One-third cash: balance in one and two
Year,. with interest secured by ded Of trust ON tbs
property or all cssh ut the option OF the purchase
deposit Of $500 reg uired ct time OF sale m the
terms OF sale are not compiied with in q o. days
the trustees reserve the right TO rese as risk and
Of defaulting purchaser. COMPROMISING aud record
ing ct cost Of purchaser.
RICHARD w. TYLER
ROBERT q. surI isSi Ss nv. Trustees.
apl2-dtd 1877 st n.v.t
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Epiphany's Easter Offering.
The Easter Offering in Epiphany Church
Rev. DR.. McKim, rector, in money and pledges
for church improvements amounted 70 nearly
%, 600.
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SHOOTING STARS.

The boldest man must soon become
As quiet as mouse,
For very soon twill be once more
The time for cleaning house.
A man who sells clocks cannot be blamed for
being occasionally behind the times
1t is an easy matter for a man to tell who his
friends are in politics, but not who they are
going to be.
He grumbled at her bonnet,
But his irony was mute;
Concerning what i. cost him
For o new spring suit
BAD CITIZEN.
"The still small voice OF conscience seems
never to reach him."
NO. He's gotten so tough that suppose il
is no longer on speaking terms with him."
A familiar poetic quotation-waste paper, Ic.
per pound.
''You like the old songs. don't you?" he said.
''Yes," he anwered, Il believe do"
al wonder what it is that gives them their
charm" =.
Il guess it's the fact that they are not SO
likely to be sung"
"Well," said one actor to another. "row that
Easter is over we may expect business to i'm
prove"
Yes" replied the other, although the
scarcity Of eggs was a great comfort"
POINTING THE DISTINCTION
us this song POPULAR" she asked Of the
music store clerk.
"Weil." he answered. ''lots of people sing it,
but, as yet no one is su iciently tired of it for
TO be what you'd call popular song"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19

The boldest man must soon become
As quiet as q mouse,
For very soon twill be once more
The time for cleaning house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19

Justice Blatchford will preside ct the Arst
annual banquet OF the alumni Of Columbia
College, New York, to be held at the Cochran
tonight President Seth Low hos come from
New York to address the alumni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-19
~ 9th and ID st n W

nONCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
~ 9th and d SITS W
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR Two-STORY
BR,Gk DWELLINGS, NOS, 7l5. III. I'll AND
I2a THIRD STREET NORTHEAST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWEEN
TlETH, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell IN
front of tn premises
Fab LOIS -, ~, 40and a.. SQUARE ~.
facn fronting l6lp feet on sd Il By depth of 30
feet to 1Qfopt alley. and each Improved by new =
story and cellar brick dive lings containing rooms
aud bath anc modern conveuiences
These house, are near II street and government
printing Office Very desirable homes aud good in.
vestment
Terms: So SOC can remain until September 1884
balance cash Or 600 cash. aud balance ia.
stanents OF s3o per month. VITA per interest
on each house and lot; couveyancing. &C.. y:
purchaser One huLsred dollLrs deposit required OF
eacn house at time Of sale Terms to be complied
with IN ff re day. o;her wise right reserved eseil
at rise snd cost OF defsutDg purchaser after ye
advertisement of such resale III uewslapcr pub-
lished in Washington, ID c.
Title good. abstrac. shown.
DUNCANSON BROS,
AnefI