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FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of power Contained in q certain deed Of
trust from William H. Nr1nht and Annie Nrisht his
WIFE, to Julian ". Desne and Henry {. BORDEN dated
tie LIST day OF September lSSS and recorded the
day OF August. ISsQ in Liter No. lao folio 81 81
seq. one al the land records for the District 81 Column
Dls default having been made RAY nieut Of the
Indebtedness secured thereby the urdeTssied trts-
tees Viii sell at public auction MONDAY. the
IWENTl-SECOND DAY or FEBRCALA. $50, ON
the premises Burrvie. II. C.. TO the highest bd,..r
ior casa. tEo folio ag described lots Being
beret "a ana -. block numbered SECTION a IN the
subdivision OF BuTyiIe. ID. q. tie inn rovaIuents
consisting OF conf rab.e two-sory ANo-roBlu house
situated about nom benniu- and near he
ne OF the WASHINGTON and CEesapcaA" raiirOad Sac
to commence ~ Ellen EN- O'Ci.pCh A. NJ
JULIAN W. DEANE,t
felO-lOt n q TpRn \ Trustees
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Reading Not in the y. Z. Fond.

BosToS, Mass, Feb. 18.-E. Il. Eeyno' as
sistant to Superintendent Corbin of the New
York and New England. says that the report
that an arrangement has been made with Read
ing for large coal tonnage is untrue. The
new directory will be omewhat changed from
the present and substantially In tine liLe in
dictated by the election of Mr.. Corbin and MIR.
Parsons, but the report that two Reading men
will 60 OIL the board Is not true.
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Three Beers on an Empty Stomach.

Three Beers on an Empty Stomach.
II had taken three beers on an empty
stomach" was George T. Dalton's plea in Judge
Kimbalrs court this morning. II went home
and my wife scolded me-"
The defendant. who was we'll dressed, said he
was in the newspaper business, and Policeman
Parker charged him with disorderly conduct
near his home on E street last evening
Dalton begged the judge to release him on
his own recognizance this time but the judge
said he could not let him go, because Of his
higher standing than some others.
Il treat them all alike" said the Judge as he
imposed the usual fine and gave the defendant
until next week to settle the bill
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SMALL. Bur DEADLY

Are many Of the countless microbes which infest the
earth Their destruction great they destroy life
in Thousands of human beings annually. The only
limitation to their devastation is food feed They
produce countless disesses-as malaria. scrofuls,
eczema. cancer. contagious blood poison. &c. &c.
The remedy for this small but numerous and de-
structve foe is to expe him from the body by
Of Swifts Specific &. 8. s. will rout him out COM
petely and force also the poison which he left
behind Be sure to get the genuine. Do not let any
one put of you substitute imitation. Send for
our book on the blood and skin.
SWIFT sPEtl1FIo co., Atlanta, lGa.
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The MONUMENTAL.
es7 AND $50 ST. NV.
FINE MILLINERY. CLOAKs. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
&C.
GREAT BARGAINS AND FINAL REDUCTION
FUR-TRIMMED AND PLAIN JACKETS.
BRAIDED CLOTH WRAPS.
PLUSH WRAPS.
CHILDREN's CLOAKs.
FUR CAPEs. MUFFs. &C.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Cambria and Lace Chemises, Muslin and Cambria
Drawers, Muslin and Embroidered Corset Covers
Cambria and Muslin Gowns and Walking Skirts All
at re- We're FROM Csc. to s1.2o.
HOSIERY
Extra Quality Richelieu Ribbed Fast Black Boot and
Opera Tops 3Sc. pair.
Ladies' Fancy Hose. Richeleu ribbed. also in Tans
and Gray. well as balbrigyan and plain Black for
ladies' children and men. at 15c.. 2 pairs for 25c.
GLOVES.
8button Suede. Csc. Regular price, S1.38.
Several dozen Black Kid Glove Q, sizes 5h, 5x and 9
at ACC.
fe17-ot. THE MONUMENTAL.
0UR ENTIRE BUILDING FLOODED WITH
" wafer '0''' your h AT R5 ENTERPRISE.
fe1o-lw 124l 11th st. Sc
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THE REVOLT IN BRAZIL.
Disturbances Break Ont in the State
Ceara and the Governor Driven Out.

Ceara ana the Governor Driven Out.
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-A dispatch from Rio de
Janeiro says that advices have been received
there from Fortaleza, capital OF the state of
Ceara, that disturbances have broken out in
that state and that the people of the capital
have driven the governor from the city.
Ceara is one of the norther states of Brazil,
and has population which is estimated at
over 10000 The state abounds in medicinal
plants. balsam, gums, resins and fruits, and
among Its minerals are gold. iron. copper and
salt. The trade statistics Of the state show
that very extensive commerce is carried on.
The dispatch received today assigns no reason
Tor the outbreak
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hUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and streets n w.

~ 9th and d streets n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY SITUATE on
TIE s3 3tTH SIRE OF s9TTH sTTEEKEEET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FouR-AND-AHALF
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
respectively April IL. 1890 and March 81, 1891 and
recorded respectively in ioer 41, folio 25S ct
ans I and at the eae, Of T o. s
thereby secured. VIZ WILL SELL. at public auction
in trop; v q the res2e Pc, prsmlses on M0NDAa
at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following de.
scribed parcels of land situate in the city of
ali the west eight tsl feet front south street By
the full depth of original lot six 40. the east thirty
original lot seven 60. the west half Of original lot
eight (S and all of original lots sixteen 6.
teen 90. elsh,een uso and nineteen de) in
(J4 sand parts OF lots sig t6) ana seven "a being
proved by brick dwelling and said part Of 10. eight
(S) being improved by brick building and stable,
used connection with the bott ing establishment
lately conducted by Moses L. Bridwel. deceased Tine
L street properly rs uninproved and can be advan-
SAID parts and will be sold together
other parcels VIII be sold separately.
.ierms sale. One-third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash, the balance to be divided into two
day OF sale or before at urasers option. which
deierred ymens tie purchasers notes. bearing
OH day Of sale and bearing interest at the
per Per annum, interest pay able annually
and secured by deed OF trust upon the property
at purchasers option. be paid in cash. deposit OF
&2OU on each parcel wiii be required at
and examination of title at purchasers Cost Real
Estate Title Company's certificate showinr good title
Complied with within ten days from day OF sale the
the right to resell the property at the
Tss ana ssi1 II 'Es . sser after
GEORGE ". RICHEkT.
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LONDON. Feb. 1s.-The Tunes has a long arti-
Gle today on the Bland silver bill The writer
says: although electioneering tactics have
helped 1t, that it will become a law is improba-
BILE. The United States must eventually choose
between the gold and silver standards, but
time is not favorable now. The argument that
the bill viii attract gold and raise the price Of
cotton and grain may suffice for the southern
and western farmers, but 1t Is too fimsy to
- ct the north
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THE NEW GERMAN MINISTER.

He II introduced to the Secretary Of State This
Morning.
Mr.. Won Holleben, the new German minister,
who arrived in the city yesterday afternoon,
was at the State Department this morning, ac-
companied by Mr.. Won Mumm, the charge
daffaires. He was formally presented to
Secretary Blaine, with whom he had short
conversation. No arrangements have yet been
made for the official presentation to the Presi-
dent at the White House, but it will probably
take place next week.
Welckers, but will move across the street to
the legation house as soon as his furniture
arrives.
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Detained.at Quarantine.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-The steamship Moravia.
from Hamburg, has one case of smallpox in
the steerage. The invalid is a Polish laborer
The cabin passengers have been landed. The
vessel is detained at quarantine.
The steamer Marss,la, from Hamburg, with
1i9 Russians on board, is detained at 9uaran-
tine.
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felT-dkds

Vl,kUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l. ON q STREET BETMEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed in trust to the undersigned duly
recorded February 8, 1872, will offer TOR sale Ut
pub ic auction on TUESDAY, THE TMENTY-THiRD
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1882, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK in front Of she pre- isrs, lot three ca
in square No AL in the city Of WASHINGTON having
frontake OF 10 feet inches north side Of treet
northwest by depth of l3l feet improved by dwell
ing No. 1915 q street.
years. with interest secured by deed Of upon
the premises. Terms to b. complied with In ten days
with right sell after three days notice in case of de-
fault 800 deposit 1t time Of SALE All convey
At purchasers cost.
JOSEPH J. DARLiNaToN, Trusss,..
RATcIIFFE, DARR CO.. iScts. fsle.dsds
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LONDON, Feb. 1S-The British steamer Yesso,
Capt Corner, from Baltimore, January %, for
Antwerp, arrived at Queenstown today. She
reports that she encountered gales on Febru-
AIRY Is, during which she lost two boats, part
of her bridge, the after wheel house and tho
binracle
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An Editorial Writer'S Neck Broken.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-George Pellew, an edi-
torial writer on the New York Sun, was found
dead In basement area on West 35th street
this morning by an ashman. His neck was
broken and he had evidently fallen while on
his way home. two blocks away. Pellew was
born in England and was forty years of age.
He has a brother, William Pellew, who is an
officer at Columbia College.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.

RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUoTIoNEERs.
DESIEABIE SUBuRBAN PROPERTY on THE
SL!EET CEMETERY AND QUEENS CHAPEL
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
iohItENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK. we will offer
iof sac Dy pubic auction IN front the premises
LOT No. OF "MONASTEkl"
Fronting on the Bladensburx road.
Ihis property can be readily subdiyided into vain
able building SITES being within a short distance of ID.
street railroad. - "
Terms: one-thrd cash balance In six, twelve
eishteen and t~enty-four months o per cent per
hnHuin. payable seinl-annuaiiy, secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold, or all cash.
at NE option of tine purchaser. A deposit
o. eoV required st the time OF sale. II the tsrls
81 sale are not complied with in fifteen DAYS from the
oa OF SAFE right Reserved to resell the PROPERTY al the
nsk and cost OF deiauing purchaser ive DAYS
o. such resale IN some Newspaper rub
nsnsd IN WASHINGTON. d. c. AL conveyancinE and
cording at the cost OF the purchaser.
felU-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO., Aucts
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T ATIMER = SLOAN. Auctionee.s,

TRpSTEEs SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY KNOWN As NUMBf X
2Ol4 SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED IN Iuf
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated December 10
1880 and recorded Liter No 1916 o,Io 2Oi ct seq
Of he land records Of said District and the request
OF the party ured thereby. Viii selI al pullc
auction i'll front oi the Premises on IDESDAl, fIB-
NJ Ahl TWENTY THIRD. lssfH. at EIN L O'CLOCK
NJ the following DIES, rlbed real situate IN
the county OF Washington District OF Co umtaa aud
known and dess rlbcd part Of lot ncIuterel thirty
seven IJsD N Jesse Is. Haw's subdIyis.o 4 Mount
Peasant and Pleasant Pains, bounded follows Be-
gnnins Tor the same at the northeast SAID
lot supposed 10 be l5 81 loo feet north north
west corner OF Florida avenue and ati street. 70
tended running thence westerly along the north line
OF said lot and Sj00 feet thence south
ery parallel to sth street extended 10 iee; thence
eastery Arael to the north line oi said lot IS 30 loo
feet. and theme north along 9TH street extended
twenty C0) ieet to the place Of BEGINNING improved
by two-story Drlck house.
Terms OF sale one third cash, balance in and
two Years, with interest At tie rate of
deferred payments which shall lie secured by deed
trust the property sold all cash. the
the purchaser deposit OF s2UO will lie required at
time OF sale. All cOnNeyancing and recording be
cost OF purchaser IL terms OF sale not complied
with in ten days from date OF sale the
the right to resell ct risk and cost Of defautlng pur-
chaser.
Z. l. SCHMIDT,
oil sth St n W.. r-r...-.
OSCAR NAUCk. Afas
fe12-d&ds 1870 18th st. NV. j
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Sir George Campbell was born in 1928 and has
been judge of the supreme court of Calcutta,
commissioner OF the Cis-Sutlej states, chief
commissioner of the central provinces lieu
tenant governor of Bengal and a member of the
council of India. He resigned the last men
toned Office to enter parliament. Sir George
Campbell was the author of Modern India
The Irish Land" "A Handy Book on the
Eastern Question" &c. He has sat for Kirk
caldy since April, 1875. In politics he was a
liberal in favor Of home rule.
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The Richmond Terminal Presidency,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. DETERMINATIONS
of the Trunk Lines Albert Fink has been offered
the presidency Of the Richmond Terminal sys-
tenn after its reorganization. Mr.. Fink has not
yet made up his mind whether or not to accept
the position.
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Jailed to Save Him From Lynching.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1S.-E. b. Turpin,
the wealthy Gallstin lawyer who shot and killed
Vim. Carte at that place yesterday. was brought
here and jailed last night because of q rapidly
growing sentiment in favor of lynching him.
He was indicted yesterday tor murder in the
first degree.
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New YOrk's Exhibit at the Fair.

ALBANY. n. y, Feb. 1s.-The bill appropriate
ing 900. 600 for New York's exhibit at the Chi
cago worlds fair was favorably reported by
the committee in the assembly today.
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AUCTION SALES.
flrtnt DAMS.

SENSlNGfR, AUCTiCNETE-
~NShl>NlUN HORSE AND CAhblAGk bA
kAAR. No. $40 Loo IslANA ANLNUE
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Florence L. Langley was today granted a d.
vorce from VIM. A ]. Langley. with the Gus
tody of her three children, according to the
bill filed by O. B. Hollam. Under the name of
Baden she married defendant in Baltimore in
August, 1882. and she charged him with cruel
treatmenA infdelity, DC.
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Chief Of Police Hackett shot and killed James
Harmon, o well-known citizen of Tarrytown.
N. Y, last night The murder was the result
of quarrel at the democratic primaries.
Hanlan and O'Connor have accepted Teemer
and Hosmer's challenge for q race at Point of
Pines in June for 81, 600 q side and the worlds
championship.
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Died Of soften,ng of the Brain.

LONDON. Feb. 18.-Augustus birmingham,
Baron Stafford died today of softening of the
brain at the age of sixty-two years.
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IN TAYIok,s sYsTIM

-f An evening class Tor young las a.-ff.v,a 49,.
"a te day Az Tie Narlcns d.Jartt - H.. I'm 81,
Ea--'l a Nile. MARIE BIN II,"s Eats ~, "a
il--''y L ~. n. They viii be ,,.ht ,''.,,t III
n.sr their Own dresses alter the Z 81 -,s.,s NJ
bcEtyrli srhoOl iran. a Of Tn,l 49, a i.,s
ST. NtN AorA city. Cutting and bas, A ,Is.r,alty
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hOAAs WILING son. Auctiuue,n.
| Ca Z st az.
TIE LARsA MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN TuI CITY
aOAAS ONNG son. Austioucers.
Ol2 h Il. n. %.
TRT rSl1sEs SAILOR VALUABLE IMPROVED
-. IN =, llATE On ElENINIH
M i1 tsi. MINI, n1LiNa iKESiShs

IkEDSIEEs' ShoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIkEkT NOhMr MIA 49, -, - 49,, ~
No. lsi4. MAt,rsi \
BY Niftu- OF n CO .i.,..a - t,,., q, 49,, 49,.
Gate July -. snt AN, ,t.,,,,,S - n ~
lei I. folio sla. un-t - ami 80. - - a. i,,s.-,,
- - ~ Flucsi - ia. parry afcd
ptenires on lESI ~. TNI y lN-TItlIt, nay
oh rEBaIAR - uhEtlasT go
O'CLOCK a.. N. theTi 80, ,ts..,.i..I ,,....t q
land situate the cit s.b,,yf,7 i,,.fr,.s 80 -,
uuitia. b,ing lot numAl = n N,r,,n 80 w.fl.rs.
Recorded sutlIvislCu Z. - -, =. .,,.l :,
numbered 10 IN So ARK 1891 ans $780, a, 80
AZ iiishes irunt IS tls..th - rn1 s..t i,s6 -,
proved 10y a thrcs-stoTs - b,r., t,,,,ut - X,
1914 18th ct W. tOsss wsth &C. iupr',,,D.
a.. ~ ~
Terms Of sac: One-tha, a.. .,,s. ,,,,r.,. a.,
lie paid la cash. .le ba.atl - ,,i,.i = ,,,,,,,.G
payments. payable Ii, -, s.,r - =, -
notes OF the purchaser bA t,5f-.,st a. Gle r., a
. yer cent Ter am. in 80. .,t,,t-,rru.lx
80 - .iea - nee1 % 7GIun the IroI srtN su!d.
deloslt y; tao hundred do. ..sst1 -, - ,,-ltri
At the time OF safe All e. n,,,, s+i .-.i,,,. !.
AT purchaser cost. II the - T., -. :, . :, a., -
pied with ten days lfutL., - -, ,r,..,.. -.
serve the right TO resell tn. - - 49,, - "a
cost u the dciAulfiug purri a - " ~ ~ ~
,.a-,.,. ihOMAs MowIER.l 7,-,,....
ieSNNGs JLssL . AkfflK I ifNsaes-
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POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Twi NTY-THIRD.
1882 AT TWO O'CLOCK r. NJ in front of the George
town market house. shall sell the three fisheries
on the upper Potomac known Clouds Landing.
THOMAS DOWNING 4 SON.
fol
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"ELhS Il CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue OF power contained in Q deed of trust
Marion Duckett and Lewis lord duly recorded in
Liter loSo folio az. one OF the land the
District OF Coiumbia. de- havng been ma le in
payment Of tue Indebtedness by trust
SAID trustees Al sell q; pubilc xhe premises
On !hURsDAf, TMENTl-fIFTh DAY OF fEB-
NJ Ahh. 1877, all the real estate described in said
trust. being lot No. ~ IN Jeannette II. Psynes sub
diysion OF part OF lot in block in A. L. barber's
subdivision OF certain tracts of lapd WASHINGTON.
the District OF Columbia. now known lie DTVlt
Park. as per plat OF Payne's subdivision. IN nber
county No y folio l2 one Of the county records VI
the surveyors once of the said District The original
subdivision being In Gov. Shepherd. folio 10. The
sAid lot fronts on Maple avenue IN L Dro Park. and
erty ts improved BY handsone brick house. thrce
stories and attic. ali modern imprcvepents and In
every way desirable residence and location.
Terms OF sale; $4,000 cash. balance OF Two equal In
stallments Of twelve and eixhteen months Convey
ancing at the cost Of purchaser $500 deposit tbs
day OF nAlo. 6Alo % commepce ct 20 In.
sls-sas fESiS foSS. 1ra'''~.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucuoneers.
l4O9Gst.

BRICK DWELLING. NO. 2ul2 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF n deed Of trust dated 10th day Of De-
ceinoer. A ID. 1879. and duly recorded Lier l434
TOTO lI9 ct seq. Of the land records OF the DIS
trict Of Columbia, and at the written request tho
party secured thereby. will sell at public auction.
IN front u the premises. on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
TWENTY THIRD. 1892. at HAIF-PAsT FOI X
O'clock p NJ. the following described property. N
District aforesaid, known and distinguished and
being lot No 80. i'll Rileys recorded subdivision OF
lots to 40 of Balochs subdivision of part square
No. go. with the improvements, CONSISTING a COM
iortabie two-stJry brick residence.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six.
aud secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty. or all cash deposit of x1O0 viii be re-
qured at time Of sale. All recording and ancins
at cost Of purchaser. and should terms sale be
compiled with IN ten days the trustees the
night 10 resell the property risk and default
ing purchaser
fe,oasd. fah nNs1H 81 hEpSESEE Trustees.
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Earfhaualxe In Maine.
y-..el. Blown on the Rocka

BANGOR, NE, Feb. ia slight earthquake
bck was felt yesterday at Amherst, Ne.
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LADIES 6ODS

4 AIDES AND CHILDREN fl-tN,.fII>-... ~,
Il order trou-s ans layett.s .,,',, - -, -
men = repairing. e.saln
guaranteed. lnls 1t. 80 -.
p! w. E .hNls ann " Up. buttons
tallor-made bUtiouhO-- Jc.uts r. i,',.. -.
80 a. , ~ eA'"e' " '" Lt'i Nle 9TH 81. n W.
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THIS EVENING.


W ALIEN b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctionsers.
WILL SELL AT OUR SALES ROOM. COM.
MENCIEG WEDNESDAY. AT HALF-PAsT
SLvEN O'CLOCK r. NJ. LARGE LOT PAWN
BROKERS' GOODS. GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, GUNS, CLOCKS. CUTLERY. &c
DEALERS INVITED felo-4t
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SEVERAL HORSES.
I ATIMER SLOAN, Aucuoneers.
II 4 81

II l4U0 G St. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY On SEVENTH STREET
NEAR + SOUTHWEST.
By direction OF the will sell at public auc
ton in front of the premises SATURDAY, THE
TM ENTI-SEEENlH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.
1892. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the
real estate in the city of Nashington D. C. known and
described as and beng part OF lot IA. l31.
beginning at the northeast corner o: the lot.
thence south on 1tn street 3 feet thence west 10 feet
no hes; thence north p feet and thence east 10 feet
4 inches to the point Of beginning Improved by a
large brick store and dwellIng. known No. 6l5 9Th
street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance in one and
two ears, with interest from the day of sale on the
deferred payments, all cash, at purchasers option.
Taxes 20 be paid to day of deposit OF $3.50 will
be required when the property is sold. Terms to be
complied with IN fifteen days, the property be
resoid the risk and the defautng purchaser
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
LATIMER SLOAN,
felS-d6ds Auctioneers.
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NANTFp-LApIEs TO KNowspor

M
w ingston OF va broadway M ~ - -
noted Tor lis success in teaching Fr.h' - -,
"a 49, - - 4 h.s ~ -i,ei arivfs su4 llth u.
rat,,- - = -. lius asfius.
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iouls ~ coat. Tea gowns. grIursss.g -, ,,,S
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-18
NO HOPE FOR LINGO.

The Verdict of Guilty Sustained by the New
Jersey Supreme Court
TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 1s.-Ihe supreme court
this afternoon refused to grant new trial to
Francis Lingo, the negro convicted in Camden
Of numbering Mrs. Annie Miller. The opinion
Of the court was unanimous that the verdict of
Conviction was warranted by the evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-18

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