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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

SALE tSo Of yAtTaBLE IA INPRovEP AND uNIM,
oNIHE MAIN THoRoUGHIAlsE FokMERLi
fsI5 Cars PASS n FRONT 81 EACH F khaS
BY Il: b.: S 1HS
corded in the Office Of the REGISTER Of q te said
sale at public auction in front Of the Respective prem
sss The following described real estate al situated
the ,i issh hsrsin1tssr SPEC isd 70 ant;
March is q. roth q dG3c RHf Sf
al that certain piece or parcel Of land lying and beng
tract Of land called TTend.hp AND Sesnpns q for
the same boundstone the line Of David Shoe
running NORTH 81 detrees east SO fefchs. to the
pike south l:s4 dsprees east. s. perches thence eav
the road caed the RIVER rod thence with ssd R,yep
road north An degrees west. Ss1O pe-ches, and
perches the pi@ce of beginning contsininS acres.
2roods and az perches of land less being the
.sas by d dee shs dated
May 30 A D. 1885. and April "a. 1866, and recorded
Iiber No. 4s9, folio So and Liber No 5og at folio
proved By frame d~eins house, barn and oassud
IN.
on the % sy 10 n al. ss aHpr
scrbed properly, to wit: All that piece parcel Of
and DisTic! Of Colum6is and being another part Of
s.scs OF IND called 3d. h for n:
z 6J-lOU perches measured on course south ID de-
grees east from rhe third milestone on said pike and
from thence running sout s3 degrees east Ii lU0
perches to the county road commonly called the belt
road thence with said belt road north l3x degrees
east 5os perches thence leaving said road south az
DEGREES west Al perches to said Rock vile pike thence
with the said pike south east 43 perches
70 the BEGINNING eight scres less.
excepting, however. there:rom about one-haE an
acre which was conveyed By said Samuel W. Queen IN
his lifetime to Annie c. Paxton by deed recorded
the same records IN Liber No 1853. at folio 29 being
the same property which was conveyed to the said
Samuel ". Queen by Jonathan Buckman by deed re-
corded in the same records in Lber No. 80. folio
loO. to which reference is hereby had and made.
of the real Of which said Queen died
seized and possessed.
Terms of sale for each Of the pieces Of property:
One-third % Of the purchase money in cash.
from the day Of SALE or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser Deferred Payments TO be secured by deed
OF trust the real estate sold and draw
~ per centum per annum. Five hundred $500 dol
pieces or parcels Of ground SOLD at tie time Of the sale
Of the same: and the purchaser purchasers shall
TAI TO comply with the terms of sale within days
after said sac the undersigned the right TO
rese at the risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser
Al conveyancinE and recording at the purchasers
cost ANNw QUEEN.
Samuel Queen. deceased.
For further ioImation and plat Of above pieces of
Attorney for Executr1x,
fe23-dSds No. 1913 ~ st. n. W.. Washington. d. c.
sVTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
count Of the inclenlent weather until THURSDAY,
MAhcHH SEVENTEENTH, 1892. same hour and
Executrix under the last will and Testament Of
Samuel Queen, deceased. mhl2-d&ds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctoneers
" 1OO1 ID st., opposite Pa
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RoBERr WILLIAMS, alias VIM. johnson,
charged with an assault on James O'Neill in
August last, was today sentenced to Jail for six
months.
The will Of the late Henry r. Cronie, leaving
MS estate TO his wife, Mary J. Cronie, whom b
names - sxscutrix, has been Hled
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No Performance at AlbauKh's.
Owing to the illness Of Miss Agnes Hunt
ington there will be no performance at
Albaugh's Opera House tonight. 1t is asserted
that she will positively appear in paul Jones"
tomorrow night
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
ofthe weather bureau today: 8 an, %; pm,
"a maximum, g; minimum, a
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
i NO. 1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. BE
TWEEN n AND n STREETS NORTHWEST

IMPROVED BY A BRICK DWELLING.
Under and by virtue Of decree passed March g
1882 in equity cause No 1858 of the supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. wherein the Washinrton
Loan and Trust Company. administrator. is COM
planant and Thomas Y. Hammond ct al. are defend
bidder on FRIDAY. MARCH EIGHTEENTH, A D.
1872. at HALf-PAST / OUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front
excepting the south four and onehaf 40 inches By
the depth Of said lot, In Susan Cunninghams suh
division Of lot Il. in r. p. Jackson trustee q subi
vision OF ORIGINAL lot four 90. and other in solare
ninetynine ODD, as said Aforementioned subdiyis,on
Of Columbia in book l3. page l6
Terms OF sale: One-thnd OF purchase money in c..h
and the balance IN two eQua nstallments PAYABLE re-
spectivey IN sx and twelve months from date OF sale
with interest at SIX per cenun per annum from al:
OF sale SAID lnstallnents to be represented by the
cab. ct the option Of the purchaser. dspcsit Of
SoOUrsqufeo ~ me time OF the sale. All conveyanc-
Ing and recording at cost II the tSns a
sale are not compiied With within ten (O dsys TIE
cAaser's riak and cost
JOHN B. LARNER, Trustee
DuNoANDoN 11oA. X1saosssX SSSS
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PROPOSALS

pKoPosALs IOI. BLANk FUKM No G1r.l, NJ.
once basr sa.sr i0S nosg SrrE
psrteas uai the Turin DAY e Ss ss e tbs a.
quantities ana al such times time TO tune as
letter. 20 he SUPP ie by the Post.,ier
Sensral ior The Transaction 81 TIE money order bus
September . ls-5 Inclusive beins the remainder .,s
quired by iae PfoSisions Of the ssSond raoDa ~.
Of March 3. issi &c submit estimates tor ths ~ors
OF bids with sample Of sail printed blEns and iali
specifications, val be furnished uTon Application 90 s
c. The 20 tmsser tenera reserve. the risht TO re.
JOIN whSaMAkha az 10 Ssnsls dsi'''
mhl4-lsw2w
pEoPosALs FOR FRKsn BEEF AND FREeH
n a. sstsRies.-Oince \ g =. Washington Bsrrscts.
sublet So the usual conditions a cory of this "a
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on FRIDAY. sr llii.
FIFTEENTH. lsss2. and then orened ia the pressece
heel and fresh veSeabies required by 1hs .u..esee
department United States army at this post
July l. lss Proposals. for beef and vsEeaas. must
lSf FSsss Ben Y s ssf f
Vegetables" and addressed TO the undeItlsned TIE
Iosals ANY contract made under his sdSefi,scnent
shall not be construed United States ln
granted by Congress for the purpose. Full inforns-
third hriilsry. Hcs f' Lieut. and @ n 4 a.
SEALkD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIvED AT
- the Office OF the Supervising Architect Treasury
department. Washington, d. c, until TWO O'cLO<8
r al on the TNENIh-fOUkTH DAY OF MAkcH.
lSsr and oIened Immediately thereafter ell lie
labor and material required for q covering for e<
roof OF boiler house of and print
lng. Washington. ID c. an accordance with drswtnr
and Specification. copies II winch lie had
pcation At this office Each bad be accom- panssa
Dy certified check for not less than Per cot
o. the smo ant Of the proposal The risht r~rvea
10 reject any or all lids aud 60 waive defect
ioralty IN any bad. All proposals eived The
time stated will be returned the bidder Propo>s.
must be inciosed IN envelopes. seaed and msrksd
Proposal for the New Covering for the Roof OF
Boiler House, Bureau OF EnsrayIng and Printing,
Washington. ID. C." and addressed 20 " y i.b-
BRoOkt, Supervising Architect mh2-ec1e
pkoiosALs FOR FURNISHING CAsT-IRoS
Water Pipes. Special Castings aud Water Valves :
Once OF the Commissioner. Washington ID. ,MArcl
. ESeAied proposals will be we'd At this ono
until 4 NELNE O'CLOCkM NJ. on SATURDAY, MACH
TWENTY sixth. lSit2. for furnishing Cast -iroa
Water Pipes. Valves aud Special Castinss Blank
forms OF proposals and specih atoms b. obtained
al tins Once upon Application therefor together with
All necessary Information. aud only bids upon
iorne will be con.idred The right Is reserved
lect any and all bids parts of bids. J. W DOUG-
LASS. W. ROSS. W. 4. RossELL, oommfssios-
ers. ID. &. mhS-la
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Name

The following Tie opening and closing Prices Of
be New YORK Stock Market, reported by special
ire TO Corson and MacartLey, l4IY street
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'Hh RIx NFAMLUAELE pTHkEE-ST0EY. hTTIG MD
No: y!6 STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
v On MONDAY AFTERNooN. MARCH TWENTY.
front Of the premises shah sell the 20 fees
front. with depth Of s5h feet of part of lot IL IN
square 3SS. improved by . three-story basement and
attic pressed brick residence containing IL rooms
bath room. &C. No. 926 street north vest: This
valuable property. the post once building.
lth street and fsnnsyvAn;s avenue and really IN the
center Of business in that section and can readily be
altered for business purposes.
Terms one-third cash. balance in one and two
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed
Of trust on propssty sold. All conveysncinT and re-
cording st purchassr's cost Three hundred dollars
should the terms Of aie b. not complied with in Ten
dsisultt1g pusukaoR LATIGk1 SLOAN.
DhoA616 Aneekonoeso.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucuoneer..
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on L
STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STkEEIS NORTHWEST. BEING HOUSE sos L

STREET.
TENTH. 1892. ct FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii offer for
saie m IRON OF the uremises.
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT IN SQUARE Sos
improved by frame house. No. 305 l. street north
This property is near New Jersey avenue the cleo.
trio cars the Belt line the street Market and in
neiehoorhood that is RAPIDLY ADVANCING in value.
Terms OF sale: Over and above incuubrance Of
1U TO De paid in cash, or all cash, option
the purchaser deposit Of $500 required the time
hfteen days from the day of sale right reserved
70 resell tie property at the risk and of the
defautng purchaser, after i've days of
such resale IN some newspaper published Ia Washing
30 y Al conveyanclns and recording at the cost
mhs.dlds RADCLIFFE. DARR Co. Auc..
RAToLIFFE. DARn CO. Austa.
~ go Pennsylvania ave. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
SHEET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
SSTTRRkkEEfs SoRTHWESLs HEISG TIE TWO
3O2 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FOUR
TENTH, 1892. at HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK,
Uses,
LOT 4. SQUARE 524
Fronting twenty feet street next to the cor.
ner OF Sd street and rum ing back alley and
proved by . twostory brick house containing
rooms and BATH with all modern improvements. An
elegant opportunity for investment house for
Terms made known at sale. deposit Of $500 re-
CURED At the time OF sale. Terms to be complied
with In fifteen days from the day sale or the right
to resell at the risk and cost Of the default
parssa.srs cost. RHTcIPffE. DS a& CO. g.
mh7-dkdbs Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYk
! ATIxER q SLOAN. Aucuops~n.

n ArrNrp a SrnAN aurx,o,s~u
i
,-s,,. n. xs~s 90 ,r,,.s s.,rsn~ dss> shs llsh
,ses -. "a -ss-,.S y. 49, rei0 solso
Gay o. AUGUST, ies sno rsoosose . - ~. -
tSi. &C. ~ we ,Ano 1870 ~ Sn.v VgE TxTvTv.
Dis Se Ill 81 on Ell q, 80, "a a..
IOt NJ ~ vi lh1te ~. 49,, ~ .sN-s -.
yrepises sub lot ITO IN ssnAre lvak , menns 90 90
18th street northeast eetween and q. lnpres~se
tso-siorN se,en,reon nres 1Nssnntnnss W NV
Terms one-ihird cash Saiaaee IN rcssonsbl. time
20 suit purchaser DescrI1 payiuenIs 20 bear Per
on oI pr 1Sss' ''''" "'' " '-'' "
Ihi. III. lsth a.y Of Nsr-h ls,s2
W Francis THOMAS, lr~u..
,nhlo.akds
-
rI'RUsTkES SALE OF MODEM TNO-SIOk1
As No. lsls LINDEN STREET.. ''LR DRoIT
RI MN. Of cr,.,p ..s q, ,rus, a.,.d IN. ,st Ar
iee 80 ei seq one % ths l.na rrcoIas % t9 , s
- =. - IT,. - ,s.s,,' ~, IN III =, ,,,.sSr
-, $3.50, W NV g., - - = -. ,,,.s ~ FRinAy TEH
fSs1f. a. xlepi nav ots a alt.,p n fse,a Ar
FEivh n,..ibsk ~. .,i1a.,;,. a..,sSsT -
s.t,,e AMI Ire nnrov.men,. thereon situate An ths
yO.n.s ~ s.,ia " ,Ss 1879.
- - -. a.. - - -. s,sS -. =. - "a
- - :, - 81 . No., ps.t
ios. ~ y. - ~, IT,, so,,ntr NJ a
as said tucdlN islon " receresl W User county Non
iolo ~ OF ths re,ors OF the sprNsyor ONE o. -ssa
DsSi. saS ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ,at.,
aai e!laE pslS q Neliiht hho~h - NO ISL hAnoc1
OIL sttees. Le DIoh lAIk- - A., -.-
ierlis OF rairi th-thtfu 81 the purchase money 70
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Sales-Regular call-l2 O'Clock m: d. C. ASS,
$1,000 at 1l21; 500 at ll2S lexington Railroad Is,
Union Insurance, 60 at l.4. u. $ Electric Light,
at $50. Washington Loan and Trust Company,
10 at lU9]4; at 1925.
Government Bonds-U. 8. Is, registered, 1907,
l16 bid. III asked. Q. s. q, coupons, 1907.
III bid, lis asked.
District of Columbia Bonds-Market stock. e,
S. 1892 gold, iOOH bid asked. 10Y fund 1899
gold. l06 bid, - asked. Water stock. Is. cur
Tency, 1891, l22 bid. asked so-year fund. Ga gold
Ssncy, lz2 bid, - asked 3.65s. 1924. fund, cur
fency. 112A bid, l13al asked 3Ks, reg Pics. 1885,
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington and George
town Railroad 1910. Is. 1O2 bid. asked
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Converti-
Market Company, LIST Is, 40 bid, - asked
Washington Market Company imp 6s us bid.
= asked American Security and Trust Com.
fantry LIST mortgage 6s, 1901, 100 bid-asked WASH
iDgton Light Infantry Eds, 92 bid. - asked. Wash
ington Gas Company series A, Gs. 1875 bid, "a asked
- asked. Washington Gas Company Converti-
bic 6s, 1901, l4O bid, = asked. lexington Railroad
Railroad LIST mortgage IS, IOs bid, Il6 asked Met
ropotan Railroad Convertible 6s, l,Sh bid 1873
asked. U. 5. Electric Light Convertible IS. Ills.
bid. 1923 asked AnacOstia Railroad Is. 1O2 bid
asked Chesapeake aud Potomac Telephone lst
mortgage IS, 9sx bid. los asked. Masonic Hall As
ISOLATION IS, 1903 bid. 105k asked.
v
bid 425 asked. Bank Of Republic. 200 bid -
asked. Metropolitan. zoo bid, 2.5 asked. Central
$40 bid. - asked. Farmers and Mechanics. 1870
bid, - asked. Citizens 40 bid. 1s5 asked. Column
ba. l56 bid. les asked Capital. l26 bid. 1875 asked.
West End, lol Did. lO6 asked. Traders, ia bd.llI
asked. lincoln. 100 bid, asked. Ohio, 100 bid, -
asked. Second. loo bid, III asked.
Railroad stocks - Washington and Georgetown.
2I3 bid, asked. Metropolitan. 101 bid. us
asked. Columbia, 50 bid. - asked. Capitol and
North o Street. 40 bid. asked lexington
and Soldiers Home, 81 bid, - asked. Rock Creek.
l0obid. - asked. Georgetown and Tenleytown, 46
bid, 80 asked
insurance Stocks-Firemen g. - bid, asked.
Franklin, 50 bid. 6z asked National Union IN bid
- asked Corcoran, 81 bid, - asked Columbia,
To-. bid, los. asked Potomac, Is bid, 30 asked.
Riggs, ~ bid, asked. Peoples. 5h bid, asked
Lincoln. o. bid. - asked. Commercial, ~ bid, 5J<
asked. Arlington, l19 bid, asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Eatate Title, 1s2
bid 40 asked. Columbia Title. 81 bid. asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Wasnington Gas
49, Did. AZ asked q. s. Electric Light l41K bid,
$50 asked Georgetown Gas, 45 bid. - asked
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake aud Potomac, 50
bid. 20 asked American Graphophone, bid, N
asked
Miscellaneous stocks-Great Falls Ice Company,
lS0 bid, $50 asked. Bull Run Panorama Company,
Is bid, rs asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, u
bid, X asked Lincoln Hall, 20 bid. asked.
Washington Market Company, IAN Did, le asked.
safe deposit and Trust companies - Washing
ton loan and Trust company. 1922 bid, 109x
asked American Security and Trust Compa,i
i01 did, lOsA asked. Washington Safe Deposit
Company, 100 Did. - asked.
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Baltimore MNrketa.

BALTIMORE, March lA-Flour dull-western
super, aOOaS25 do extra, a40aa. 90; do family
4-ZJa4s5; winter wheat patent, l. I5a5. 20. spring
wheat patent. 45s.a5-l0. do. do. straight, A6OA
4oo-recepts, lO,zse barrels shipments, 1880
barrels; sales, 900 barrels. Wheat quiet-No.
red. spot lOl AalOls.; March, lOIa al.Ol n: April
l.0l&al-oia \; May. ss<sssx; June, SsH; steamer
ss5029 bushels; sales. $1,000 bushels. Southern
wheat 1rm-Fultz. sJHlo3 Longberry, Local os.
Corn weak - mixed spot, 4ILaAix. Narrb
=. .aI.sl; April, +tHa4Iz.; May, Az asked: June
~ 4asked; steamer. mixed, 465 ,a4i-receipts I4I
SIS bushels; shipments, lS.,42S bushels: STOCK
2O4i,S94 bushels: sales, 100000 bushels Southern
corn easy-white, 4sa+9, yellow, 41xa4sk Oats
dull and steady-So. white western, 36xasI:
No. mixed western. S5}Z a35-receipts, 5000
steady-No 2 % asked-recepts, 1,49i bushels.
stock, lO3,43s bushels. Hay steady-good TO choice
timothy, l35oal5.oo Grain freights dsll-steamer
10 Liverpool, per bushel, AID; Cork for orders
per quarter, 3s.6d; cotton. SOC. per 100 pounds:
hour. l5al6c. per 100 pounds Cotton weak
middling, 81. Provisions steady, unchanged
Butter steady-creamery, fancy. 2sa3O; do. far to
choice, s6a2s; do imitation. 24a25; adle, fancy "a
do. good 20 choice, 2Oass; rolls, nne %; do fair
to good. l9azl; store-packed l5als. Eggs steady
Ia Coffee steady-Rio cargoes, fair, lsX; No.
:, Hksl4fs- Sugar nrm-granulated, AZ. Copper
steady - refined, l0xal0A. Whisky urn LES
Peannts-Nirginis fancy nand-picked, AZ: farm
ers, 3a3K: North Carolina farmers, 2kasA.
BALTIMORE March II. - Virginia consols.
tnrees. IlLaI2: Baltimore and Ohio stock. LOO a
i.Oos; Northern Central stock, 90; Baltimore and
OHIO Southwestern nrsts, 1851 slos; do. nrst in
comes, Tas bid. do. second incomes, s0asa,s; do.
third incomes, 9Assh; Conso,tdated ~ bondS III
siI<3(; d. ssockA sehasok.
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TDaOkkOw.
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DUNoASsox BROS. Auct,onssr..
AT TEN ooLoS c6IhpNT;s,,a
saa oSd 81 and E Rs0 PIE. TuSS
tissts and window HsnSinss;
Brussels and Ihsrain cs.DTc so
Lot of Iron ssse.. best Of msssrs 1t
g BENsINeER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
rrnrNProT N. ZANE q gt HSEsEs, CARRIAGES.
nsHss 81 20 sTgs1ss MORNING
good worssrs and go :, s .u ~
New Jump -sess Carriage
New Dayton Wagons
Carriages. wsron'. B1gF,s s. hssns;s; sc;
.. 6ENslN6Eh. Ancttonssr.
I ATlMEk SLOAN. Auction.s". "
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FoLIi cS sIfls .iHi15 NJ
and fouls XIV 'si5rfn the the
CASIS5 q. F,oE.psins Mirror: and ali the RskH
and IMPOkTANT PIECES of the collection. which
the storm of this week has prevented from reaching
mhl2-1 LAT1MER SLOAN.
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneera
TWO DESIRABLE 2sTORY BRICK HOUSES. ALI,
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, HEATED BY
FURNACE WITH LARGE CELLAR, NUMBERS
rs AND 2A STREET NORTHEAST. By
rPhsTH MaHSa y. r Nh
offer for sale. in front of the premises,
SUB LOIS ll9 AND I'D
IN sou ARE s.b3.
Fronting each 16 feet by loo feet. running back to
large 3ofoot alley mrroyed by two well but houses
with all the fastest improvements, making them
desirable for an investment or for home.
Terms: Over anu above incumbrance Of 81 500,
due june 10, 1894, each house 70 lie paid IN cash
deposit Of $500 each house required time
OF sale IL the terms of sale not compiled with In
fifteen days from the day OF sale r.ght
the property at the risk and cost Of the pur
chaser after five days's advertisement resale in
Some newspaper published WASHINGTON, ID. c. All
conveyanclnr and recording at the of the pur-
chaser. uhs-dSds
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CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT JAPANESE
ART SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At our sales room. 1901 ID st.. opposite Pa ave.,
THIS DAY and FOLLOWING DAYS ct ELEVEN
A. NJ and THREE p NJ EACH DAY.
Among the collection be sold today are some very
nne spesimens Of ANTIQUE and MODERN SAT
SCMA. THAN. MARY and TOXIC VASES. COROs,
ROSE and CRACKER JARS. Plates. CUPS,
sAUCERs. TEA POTS. &c
Very handsomely embroidered SCREENS in three
and four-fold, EMBROIDERED PANELS SILK
SHAMkS, LADIES' and GENTS DRESSING
ALSO
BRONZES, IVORY CARVINGS, &C.. &c.
Don't miss this chance of securing some handsome
souvenirs OF japanese art At a merely trng cost a
this conslgnment must be closed out to the highest
bidder irrespective cost.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
Le<S-lm lOO1 ID st.. opp. Pa. ave.
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SCHNEIDEA's TRIAL FOR MURDER
Witnesses who Were Examined I'm the Grim.
inal Court Today.

rH1 QU1sTIoNs on DISCRIMINATION HHLArI
PRINCIPALLY 10 TIE NUMBER OF SHOTS FIRED
AND WHETHER THERE WERE ONE Oh TWO PIs-
tolls usED-coL- HAHrNK ON THE STAND.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auc.,onsers
14O7 ct. nv.
ExEcUToR's SALE
VERY SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
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THOMAS BOWLING . Son. AUcTIoNERRs.
= 6l2 st. n ".
vAL LIZA LUMP IMPROVE 2 FARM. coNTAIsI

ONE HUNDRED ACRES. IN MoNTaoMIRY
oS O9TT ISlpn, nMAAkxLAND; AT AUCI!ON:
AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. we VIII sell on the
premises this valuable improved farm Containing 100
acres. situated in MONTGOMERY county M on the
Bia,dens6urs road. near -Four Corners. about two
miles from silver Springs station, known a. the
As1le Farm. ana adjons the lands Of smith heirs,
o; II. p Clarke and Frank Wright
he improvements consist OF a comfortable s-room
afams dSslins. barn. stabng for six horses.
stables, hog pen. chicken house, cord house. sheds
and st.bng for CATTLE &c The farm n we'll watered
s si SET IN srsss with good young orchard with al
Terms One-th cash balance in one and two Year,
Win interest from dste. Deferred payments TO be
cured by deed of trust the property. deposit of
500 required at time of sale.
mhl0-d:d THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts
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MEx,s SHOES
Fon EvEnr-DAr WEE.

For general everyday wear. Gu
speciality. and In fact our most populsr
Shoes. are those are selling ct the
Incredibly iou price q Is So-donr
- smile since we have named the prscs and
think they are like nost shos- sold &C
rsuiues this nsure. and consequently sof coed
enough. for YOU. On the coutrsry they
only are good enough for anybody for every
day and compare fsvorably with
ESQ. any s5 Calf Shoe sold in wsshineton.
Many Of customer who never psid
less than s5 for their shoes srs wearing
them with sztisfscsion- wshavs than
In the Butcher style also.
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~ 9Th and streets n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EFFECTS OF DRUG
ST0kE. No sl54S NEW JERSEY AVENUE
BY virtue Of . chattel deed of trust dated August
10 1891. and recorded in Liber No. lIg7 folio 3s7
ct one Of the land records of District OF Co
lumbia and st the request of holders notes
secured tnerepy will sell at public auction FRIDAY
MARCH ElGHTEENTH1 Sg2 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
n AZ the drug store known Is Ideal Pharmacy. No
lS4S New Jersey ave. n. W.. hashineton. d C All the
goods and chattels mentions an Aforesaid deed Of
trust. including show cases. shelving counters lara
mnlI-ots ALLEN c. CLARK. Trustee.
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After recess Mr.. Thompson resumed the
stand and stated that he had known Appleby
for six months; knew that Appleby was in the
employ of Howard Schneider. Appleby was
twenty or twenty-one years of age.
Cross-examined-Know where No. ITO Q
street is. Know that there is an alley near
there. Heard the shots, but could not say how
many there were. 1t seemed that there was q
volley, an In terval, another volley. an interval
and then shot or two. Never said there we're
eight or ten shots. Did not sound like there
were two pistols being fred. Have not stated
to Marion Appleby in this building within
an hours time that there were ten shots fred.
Saw the policeman at the patrol box on 18th
and streets. Schneider came past that box
on the other side Of the street. Had seen
Schneider often before. He had no overcost
on, but had on q brown hat He had on =
short box coat. He was watching the officer.
Re-direct-Hsd seen Schneider around Sell.
mans stable often. Talked with Marion
Appleby just before coming on the stand.
Orlando o. stealsy testified that ON the evan.
ing Of the shooting was visiting Col Ostes'
family. Was In the parlor and heard the shotsL
Counted tAsm = ] vsalA ~ strekss