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THE WARN WAVE.
People Are Already Asking Us d Hot
Enough for Your"

People Are Already Asking KS d Hot
Enough for Your"
'Is II hot enough for you?"
The idea Of being obliged 10 answer such Q
question in midsummer 10 bad enough, every
one will admit, but when 1t is sprung upon one
90 early in the spring that April fools are
scarcely thing Of the past II is absolutely
maddening. Yet the question il asked today
just as II IL had not been asked every day
last simmer. Spring dresses were out in force,
and those unfortunates whose last season 9
garments did not hold over with much success
made up their minds to HE themselves straight.
way to tailor or dressmaker and prepare them
selves for the worst.
Winter fingered in the lap of spring all
through the rainy month of March, but yester-
day he tore himself away from her embraces
and enlisted in the great army Of the have
beensand are-no-mores. Itwas sudden wrench
he gave the warm hearted maiden, and yester-
day was no SLOUGH for an April day. Judging
by today the separation is a permanent one,
and the winter of 1892 is now but a memory.
Sleighs and bells and sleds and snow balls have
been stored for the summer. The advent Of
the delicate mint-julep and the festive jo-rickey
and the various other summer drinks is
hailed with delight by those who approve of
that sort OF thing and with disapproval by
those who do not.
Farewell, hot whisky toddies; long live cold
teav'
THE HOT SUNDAY
The reports at the weather bureau show that
Sunday, April 8, was an unusually warm day
throughout the greater portion of the country
east OF the Mississippi river. As compared
with the mean maximum temperature OF the
nrst decade of April tine maximum tempera-
lures OF Sunday were from 200 to 25o above in
New England, 15o to 20o above in the middle
states, 10 to 150 above in the lake region and
o. TO 10y above in the South Atlantic and east
gulf states.
Temperatures of 800 and above occurred
In Maryland, District Of Columbia. Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Alabama. eastern
tennessee and Kentucky. The highest re-
ported were at Washington city, Lynchburg
and Montgomery, $40 each. These Temporal
lures however. we're not as high by 80 to 81 as
have previously been recorded during this de-
cade at these stations. and the temperatures
generally throughout the warm regions
ranged from g to 50 below the highest pre-
viously observed for this season.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,

CHANGE OF MARKET MASTER.
The Commissioners have accepted the resig-
nation Of Robert Lusby, market master Of the
Eastern Market, and appointed B. F. Graham
to fill the vacancy.
The Commissioners have appointed VIM. H.
Burkhart q station keeper in the police depart
ment
Robert E. Doyle has been appointed q private
OF class Of the police force, vice McManus,
removed.
FIRES IN MARCH.
During the month of March. according to
the report Of Chief Paris, there we're eleven
alarms for fire, entailing an estimated loss Of
"a, 490, covered by an insurance of %, 435.
TO WIDEN q STREET.
In view Of the probable extension Of the
Rock Creek railway east of 18th street the Com
missioners have ordered that the roadway Of
street be widened to forty-five feet from 18th
to 10th streets. This part of the street il still
unimproved and Capt. Fiebeger says the
change can be made without great cost when
the street Is paved
THE WASHINGTON AND SANDY SPRINGS ROAD.
The Commissioners have recommended the
passage of the bill to amend the charter of the
Washington and Sandy Spring Narrow Gauge
Railroad Company, provided the work on said
railroad shall commence within three months
after the passage OF the act
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows:J NJ Buckley, two
brick dwellings, 1143 and 1145 alley square
III, northwest: 200. J. B. Henderson, two
brick dwellings, 1886 and 1888 alley, square
297 southwest; 81. 200. ]. H. Click. two brick
dwellings, 172O and 1922 alley, square Az, north
west; 81 800. NJ. Cohen, one brick dwelling.
1713 street northwest; $1,000. NJ. L. HILL
one brick dwelling, 400 street southeast;
"a, 500 F. Baldwin, four brick dwellings, 218
to 226 10th street southeast; $4,000
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THE DEFENsE's PRAYERS.

were fourteen In number and Of great length,
presenting the case Of the defense in every
conceivable light.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OBJECTION.
After they had been read the district attor-
ney said that the language of great ma ority Of
the prayers offered by the defense was SO mis-
leading as to cause the greatest confusion in
the propositions they contained were
correct. but it was the misleading and
confusing language employed that was OBJ
jected to by the government The PRAYER de-
filming murder also incorrect as was the
one defining granddaughter. There was no evil
the killing of the defendants wife by
the defendant in self-defense; nor was
there any evidence indicating that the
killing was accidentally done by the de-
PENDANT while defending himself. 1t seemed to
the government. therefore, that all prayers
touching on either OF these two contentious by
the defense should be denied. In any event,
but one clear, plain instruction should
be allowed on these points. The prayer
as to the dying declaration radically
be no more instructed as to the weight to be
given them than as to the weight to be given
any other evidence. The twelfth prayer was
also Objectionable in that it was manifestly i'm
proper for the court to address himself to each
dSuSs wa. the nothing pHn' os
than an invitation to the jury to dis
agree The prayer as to the motive
OF the defendant in instituting legal steps for a
divorce was also wrong, that matter being
wholly immaterial. The other prayers were
so manifestly improper that he did not care to
dwell upon them. He then presented the two
instructions prayed for by the government
WHAT THE CONVENIENT DESIRES
They were as follows: II the jury find from
the evidence that the defendant on the 81 Il
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" l4le N. Y. ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON CHAM
PLAIN AVENUE, IMPROVED BY LARGE
RATCLlFfE. DAkk CO.. Aucuoneers,
~ go Pa. ave. n. ~.

RATCLIFfE, DAkK Co. Aucuoneers,
N go Pa. ave. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 32l SEVENTH
STREET NOkTHEAST.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the 18th day March.
1892. in Equity cause No -, 49,: the undersigned,
Trustee. will sell on MONDAY. THE FOURTH DAY.
OF APRIL. 1892. at public auction at FIVE O'CLOCK
M in front OF the premises the south fifteen feet
Of original lot numbered ca, square num-
bered eight hundred and ninety -four (694 the city
OF Washington. ID. G.. improved by two-story and
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the Decree are one
third cash and the balance i'll two equal installments
payable III one and two from the day sale,
all cash. at the option of the purchaser The deferred
payments to bear interest at per cent and
cured ny trust upon the property sold. deposit OF
500 viii be required at time of sale II the terms Of
sale are not complied with in fifteen days from the day
OF sale the trustee the right resell prop
ery at the risk ami cost Of the defauing purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale some
newspaper published in Washington. D. C. All
veyanclng and recording at the Of the purchaser
W. II. SHOLES. Trustee,
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Laura Virginia Sullivan fled q suit against
the Metropolitan Railroad Company for 10000
by Mr.. Campbell Darlington today. She al
leges that on April 70 last she was q passenger
on one Of defendants cars, to be carried to
SD and streets. and while in the act Of alight-
ing AT that point the car was suddenly started
and she was thrown to the carriageway, sus-
tanning severe injuries.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: VIM. Kelly
and Thenia Carroll, Edward L. Schneider and
Emma v. Esch; Lee Birch and Mittie E. Lee,
both Of Fairfax county, Va; VIM. Appleton
Coolidge Marvin: Joseph .LemIy and Julia
Childs: Geo. NJ. Watson and Mildred D. Bell;
Walter Taft Hutchins and Katharine Laing;
Chss. W. Steele OF Jersey City and Helen L.
Cozzens; Christian Hessenauer and Amelia
Koss.
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baltimore Marksea.


BALTIMORE, April l. - Flour drll-western
super, 2s5a31O, do extra a25aS.s5: do. family
<eoa&5O, winter wheat patent, 465a4ss; spring
wheat patent 4I0a4-95: do do. straight. 4s0a4 CO
receipts. s.6.6 barrels; shipments. .5s barrels;
sales. $50 barrels. Wheat irregular-No. red spot
s5as5A; April, s5aS54: May, s1,.as21.; June, 81
asked. steamer, No. 3 red, 30 asked-receipts.
S3.i3i bushels stock. 3oI bushels sales 65sOoO
bushels Southern wheat weak Fultz 9Oa95;
Longoerry, Sra96. Corn easy-m.xed spot, as,
as5H: April. 451.a454; May, Kass5's; June. IS
asked; steamer, mixed, $5a5s431s-receipts. 32.s25
busnels stock. sssl1l bushels; sales. 1900 BUSH
49s4a- Oafs dull-Not white western, 56k a31;
No. mixed western, S4a9s 8-stock. l6s, 4ss bush
els Rye dull and steady-No. 8 ss-receipts
l.5so bushels, stock, i36.5so bushels Hay steady
good 10 choice timothy, 1A0oal5.5o. Grain
freights dnll-steamer to Liverpool, per bushel,
I'D; Cork for orders per quarter IS 3d. cotton z6c
per 100 pounds; -four. l6c. per 100 pounds Cotton
COMMUNICATING. 6H- Provisions steady. But
Ter weak Eggs nrm-l&Al+&. Conee dull-Rio
eargoes. fair, IL; No. ], a sugar steady
grznulated. 4s-ls. Copper stesdy-refned. TI8a
Tx. Whisky steady-L2zal.23- Peanuts firm
Virginia nand-picked. fancy, sAa4A: farmers,
3xasA: North Carolina, active; farmers, 26a3a
BALTIMORE April A-Northern Central stock
6oa1x; Baltimore and Ohio Southv estern nrsts.
lesk bid, do second incomes. 81 asked; do. third
Incomes. ~ asked. Consolidated sas honda lls4
asked, do. stocks, IS asked
Chicago MarketA
CHICAGO, Apnl = Closing Wheat May,
~ July, I9s. Oorn-May, SsS: July, 8. (.
Oats-Nay, fsT; July, 81. Pork-Msy, I0.l9x;
Nis-Asy. SEQ July. AJAX.
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I'd EDITION.
CONTINUED FROM 5ti page
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
3hs Market Opened strong and Higher, bu
a General Reaction Followed.

a General Reaction Followed.
NEv York, April 4--The stock market was
moderately active this morning. Prices opened
strong and higher, the advance ranging from
j TO y per cent. From this there was a
general reaction, but the upward
movement was soon resumed, with
the coalers the most conspicuous
Delaware and Hudson advanced ~ to 1925
md Reading - to 551<. The other stocks az
Q rule, advanced only fractionally. New
England was a marked exception to the general
strength, declining ~ per cent to 40. North
vest was another weak stock and declined to us
Toward the end OF the first hour the latter sud
dsnly became strong and advanced to 1875.
New England also rallied fractionally. In the
hour 10 noon the market continued strong. but
there were only further slight advances. At
this writing Q:s0 PM the market is less act
I've, and some reaction from the best prices
ere now In effect Sales to noon. IFS, 900 shares
Money easy at 13Ia2 per cent Exchange
steady; posted rates. 49, 5a4s9; actual rates,
49, a4s5sl for so days and 4ssa4ssa for de-
Mand- Governments steady; currency g., lO9
bid; 4s, coupon, 1859 bid; extended, Is regis
tered, 100 bid.
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Columbia Fire Insurance Oficers.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Columbia Fire Insurance Company, held
today, the following were elected trustees for
the ensuing year: Chss. J. Bell, A. T. Brittou,
Robt l. Fleming, A. P. Fardon, Chas. C. Clio
yer, Thos. N. Gale, J. Eakin Gadsby, r. O.
Hoffman, John S. Larcombe. F. b. Mcclure,
c. NJ. Matthews. NJ. II. Parker, John A. Pres
colt, B. P. Snyder and W. r. Wilcox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-04

Jupax Cox vEny MUcH BErTKR-Judge Coz
Of the District Supreme Court, who was taken
siek while delivering lecture ct the Columbian
Law School saturday evening, was reported 70
- yesy much better this afternoon.
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TOMORROW,
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctionsers,
~ go Pa ave. NV

~ go Pa. ave. NV.
TfsH1S s50c 5oSg sYSSfi
Is STORES i;a9 and 1851 HIGH STREET. WEST
SfS0k $Atfk SGNHafz rs
TABLES ,EoSkERs, REfRfaERArSEs AID DICE ICE
aN6 AT cS6kNa sNb
HAa e fHSSHs AsR
as @ All HHN HiRB
W WAkE T GS3KIS IN TTE RN KaTGHES
sa5T TABLES &Y6 AZ ENDLESS yxKiETi d
STOCK ST. la6 a HH9IsEFTENlsHlNG GOODS 100
duly recorded will sell by public auction the entire
ie0;s S.
p psf Gil BESTNNI Nc, On TUESDAY On MORNING.
tinuing each day the hour until ali is sold to
which invite the attention OF the dealers and private
Terms cash.
wM. H. MANOaUE.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. mh3O-d
II ATCLIfFE. DARK a CO.. Auctioneers.
TkggsTEEgg SALE Ad6ns ot VERY pEs5RABLE I'M.
t kEaXAP f aV lr BENG an no IA
STREET sOUTHwEsT. WAsHiSafoS. 3. Z c. a
Under ana by virtue of a decree passed on the I'd
day OF March, lScS. in equity cause No 13.412
docket Nc & of the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, wherein William X. Shaw is complainant
ana Thomas Cassel ct al defendants the under
signed Will offer tor sac to the hixhs st bidder
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. A. D.
1897. at hALFPASI -FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, IN
front OF the PREMISES No. 1145 johnson avenue, the
following real property TO wit All that piece parcel
Washington. District OF Columbia, known and dis
tn2uished as lot 5, Al of square No. 2U1. The lot
fronts 2Uveet on Johnson avenue by lS4 feet inches
in depth, together with the improvements, consist:
OF story brick residence with one-story brick
stable in the And thereafter THURSDAY.
THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. at HALF-pAST
FOCR O'CLOCK z. NJ, they will offer for sale under
said decree In front OF the premises. No. 6l3 Sixth
street southwest. the following property Lot g.
No. 40 SAID lot faces q feet inches sixth
street by depth of 66 feet IN hes. and improved by
three story dwelling, IN the city OF Washington and
Dlstr CT Of Columbia.
Terms OF Une-th,rd cash and the balance in
two equal inst anents IN Ind two years with in
tersst day OF sale at the rate Of per per
annuli. payab annually. to be secured by the
the property. cash, at tie purchasers option
DEPOSIT 200 Will be required OF the purchaser
the time OF sale All couveyancns and reco. dlng at
the cost Of purchaser. Ii the terms u sale be not
piled with within ten days from time OF sale the trus
tine right to resell property at tue risk
aud cost Of the defau ting purchastr.
FRANK L. BROMNING,l
4lU .Jtu n. W., | n..,..
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, AHo0s"s.
Over Martzs drug store, llth and 4.
mh24-dkds
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The Corcoran Fire Insurance Company.

The COrcOran Fire Insurance Company.
The stockholders OF the Corcoran Fire In
surance Company today elected directors as
follows: Frank ]. Lewis. Chas. A. James,
James L. Barbour, Edward Droop, William E.
Edmonston, John Joy Edison. John B. Wight
Geo. A. McIlhenny, James w. Orme Mr..
Frank J. Lewis was elected in place Of John I.
Lehman, deceased.
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D ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Aucuoneers

ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucuoneers
ART GALLERIES. 90 PENNA.. AVE NV
CATALOGUE OF
FINE STEEL ENGRAvIN0S,
ARTISTIC G0LoRED LITHoGRAPHs.
AMONG THE ENskAvINGs ARE MANY yALu.
ABLE PROOF PIECES THIS CoLLECTIuN.
WHICH Is !, PARTICULARLY INTERESTING
WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT OUR ART GALLERIES.
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL
A N AND THREE p NJ ZACH DAY.
EXHIBlTIoN TUESDAY. APRIL 8.
Among the pieces of historical will found
The Declaration OF Independence. by Irumbull;
Franklin at the Court Of ErsncoS
Marshal MacMahop;
lerrys Victory;
Battle Bunker HilS
battle Antietam:
kearneys Charge;
Landing Of Pilgrims;
Home From Andersonvillet
Washington at Battle Of Trenton;
Washington Crossing Delaware;
Washington's Farewell Address
washnston's Eutry Inio New u,
Battle New Orleans;
Clay Addressing Senate;
Webster Addressing Senstss
Grant IN Mexico;
Independence Hall, 1776;
Fanueii Hall, 1116, &c;
And Portraits Of
Gen. GrantS Gen. sherman, President Lincoln, Gen,
A. Jackson. Stonewall Jackson, Taylor; Frank n.
Clay. Webster. Van Buren,. Arthur. Fillmore Tyler,
Fremont, BENJAMIN West and many Others; the
whole making q most pleasing opportunity to secure
SoWs E Psri5 Or drawing
mia0-d&ds kATCLIFFE. DARR n Co Aucts
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
Of the weather bureau today: 8 am, Is; z PIN,
so: maximum, so: minimum, 81
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WHERE TIE ALLEY WAS ENTERED.
with Q pistol and that the said Amanda n.
Schneider subsequently, died from the mediate
or immediate effects of the wound made by the
said pistol, and that the said defendant shot
the said Amanda N. Schneider maliciously,
then they should find him guilty a. indicted
Malice exists where there q . previously
formed design to do injury to another, and Il
10 immaterial how brief period such design
may have been formed prior TO the shooting,
II Il existed ct the ttms, ana the sxistsnce
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BIsHoP TunHHR Of Georgia VIII lecture ON
Africa at the Mstropolitan Church, ON n street
between 18th and 18th streets northwest to-
night
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Senator wolcott Of the District committee
has submitted favorable report on the bill to
provide for the erection Of . flower market
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GEO W. sTIoKNEY. Auc'iS Spss
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVED PROPERTY


PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of certain deed trust dated on the 10th
day of March, 1876. and recorded Liber Sls. folio
30 ct seq, Of the land records the District of
Column b and by decree OF the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity No.
l3oly Will offer for sale in front the premises
WEDNESDAY,, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL. 1872. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
described property, situate in the city Of Washington
District OF Columbia. to wit: All Of lot numbered
three CD and part of lot numbered ca IN square
numbered ten hundred and fifty 10o). beginning
tor the same on l4th street east a point twenty
feet north OF the division line between
two in said and running thence northerly
hundred and four feet by and with said l4h
to the division line between lots three and four in said
square, thence easterly hundred and twenty feet
thence southerly eighty eleven inches
by and with tine division line between lots 3. and
to Tennessee avenue; thence southwesterly hun
dred and fourteen eet and i've inches by and with the
said Tennessee avenue, thence northwesterly seventy
three feet inches thenc westerly sixty
and seven inches TO the piece OF beginning
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
six 90 per centum per annum, aysble annually
and secured by deed the property sold or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser $40 deposit
at time Of sale. All convey ancing and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
days the property will lie resod risk and Of
deiaultng purchaser, after nve days
in the Evening Star.
JAMES e. PADGETT. Tru...s.
4(r2 9TH st. n ".
CHARLES n. MoULToN. Trustee.
mh3l-dkds al 9Th Ut. ".
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate, BLING RkEMIsas NO SO

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL Estate, BEING PREMIsEs No. 60 I
STREET NoRTRwEsT, wAsHINaToN, p. {.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District Of oolum6aa made on the 18Th day q harch
sheckels is complainant and Georre GODDARD and
PAY he TTELFIH pAn On " 4a., ~ - ,s ss
pr-mses offer for sale at public auction the following
real estate, viz: -,
thereof Of lot numbered fifteen O5) in square mum
bered four hundred and nifty three SS3), in the city
OF wsshinston. ID. C.. which lot is improved by one
large brick dwelling HOUSE. fronting on street helns
house No. go 81. nv. with BRICK wood house
and two two-story brick tenement houses on the resr
OF said lot fronting on ESSEX court.
Terms sale: one third Of the purchase price - 70
be paid IN cash. one-thir thereof ana the
other onethird in two years from the DAY OF sale OF
all cash. the option of the purchaser the deferred
payments, II any to bear interest At per cent Per
annum IRON the day Of sse until laid. and 90 Dc Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchaser with deed OF
trust executed by him upon said real estate said real
estate will l sold free OF 20 the day Of
deposit Of pOO will be required of the purchaser At
the time OF ale Examination Of title. conveyancfns
and recording vii Dc at the purchasers expense
THEODORE sHECkELs. Trustee
COLE COLE. solicitors
IA street n W.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
mhDdkds AuctioneerA
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS . CO.. ,,,,
ANNUAL SPRING SALE
By order Of the
sAuNTON SILVER PLATE
COMPANY
Rich AND ELEGANT sILvER-PLATED
WARE. FRENCH CLOCKS IN MARBLE
AND ONYX CASES, BRoNzEs, TEA
SETS. EPERGNES. TUREENs. PUDDING
DISHES. CAKE BASKETS. NUT BOWLS
AND ALL KINDS OF SILVIA WARE
MADE FOR TABLE USE.
ZINE LINE OF ROGERS CELEBRATED
TABLE CUTLERY.
At our sales room,
CORNER 10TH AND PENNA. AVE N.W..
TUESDAY. APRIL FIFTH.
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK A n. THREE AID
HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M..
And will continue daily ct hours until the entire
stock = disposed Of
WALTER =. WILLIAMS / CO..
Liss ..: sso4S tHsss::
SALE BIZ CATALOGUE
tn SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY
COLLECTION OF
xR. Q. wxaxIoKE. 10 AND II v. ssTz e..
NEW YORK.
EMBRACING
Superb large French and Dutch Cabnets large sscrs
and louis pa XIV 'fs
periods; rare pieces Of Carved lvoriee
end wonderful specimens oil Carved
iG i:s ai Dus saf fa:n sIss snS Rn.
glish Repousee Silver.
Genuine Old Pair Sew.
res Vases {war-
1Ars. Tall Hall cloci. R.r. "a Gu. el... Emp,r.
TsTssi.s sSsII I'M ciosts md S.b,a. s '''
fnuI articles that can
Empr. Bed Room SUITE 1ehiy mounted in orno,...
BED. BUREAU. CHEvAL GLASS coMMODR. h.
THE SALE TO TAKE PLACE
II DUB ELEGANT SALES RooNA
l4O7 @ STREET n. W..
WASHINGTON. d. O.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. TRI-
DAY AND MONDAY.
APRIL s. g. 2. AND IL.
NT II 4 n. AND N. RAoR DAX
EXHIBITION:
"WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
AND MONDAY,
MARCH 30 AND 81. APRIL /. AHDL
FROM o A. N. UNTIL Pm.
N. B.-Mr. Wernicke desires to state that ON sccoun
OF the death OF his silent partner whose heirs have
manded settlement, he is compelled to part with
large part OF his stock for cash. and that this sale
absolutely without reserve
mh28-dts LATIMER SLOAN. AuctionesrA