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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
CONTINUED DECLINE IN THE DEATH RATE, VITAL
STATISTICS.

THE reports during the last week show a
continued decline in the death rate" Says
Health Officer Hammett in his weekly report.
AS compared with 100 in the week previous
the deaths during the week ending on Satur-
day last we're but ninety-seven. There was no
death from typhoid fever nor from maIariaI
complaints OF any kind The five deaths from
scarlet fever are abnormal in number,
there having been fourteen cases of
this malady reported for the week
for the whole District. Other than
from searla:ina. but little sickness from con-
taglous diseases prevails throughout the CITY,
Acute lung troubles prevail as yet 10 some ex-
tent, but gradually decline as the spring weather
advanced. THe average weekly mortality from
these causes during March was twenty-eight.
while thus far in April the number is a
traction over sixteen per week.
The foilo~lng statement will show the prin-
cipal canses Of death in detail by classes, by
which 1t viii be seen that diseases OF the kid
neys still prevail to a considerable extent
while those among children remain at about
the usual stage at tits season of the year"
The report shows: Number of deaths. 81:
white, 81; colored, AZ Death rate per 1. GOO
per annum: white. l6.5; colored, 27.9. Total
population. col. Thirty-four were under five
years OF age; "A were under one year old, and
IL over 81 years Tventy-three OF the deaths
occurred IN hospitals and public institu-
tons. The deaths by classes we're as
follows: Zymotie, Ii; constitutional 10:
loeai, 81; deTelOpmental. Z; violence, 6.
Inc prineip1l cauges Of death we're:
Group, /, dphtheria, 2; consumption, IL; ery-
npeias, i; scarlet fever, 5; pneumonia, s; con-
gestion OF TIE iungs, 2; bronchitis 8; whoop-
ing cough, 2: kidney diseases. Z: meningitis. /:
cancers. L Births reported-23 white males
% white females; % eoiored males; 20 colored
females. Marriages reported-23 white. 5 COL
ored
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Some tirae during the latter part Of Monday
evening an anti-cst dog chased fine Maltese
feline to the foot of q telephone pole which
cecorates the parking apex at the intersection
OF street New Jersey avenue and 4th street
Climbing more than forty fee. Of smooth
telegraph pole is not an ordinary feat even for
cat, but It was accomplished with apparent
ease. The dog remained on the sidewais In,
his bark assembled to the crosstree on which
the cat Was perched- After severely irving his
lungs and throat the tormentor went Norma hut
the tormenssd did not come down. All throueh
Monday night and Tuesday and up to wednes-
day afternoon the unfortunate Que remsined
on lis narrow roost-obscrved by hundreds Of
people and la considerable danger from mis-
siles fired by misebievous boys The rescner
vas hnemsn, who clambered I'D the timber.
put pussy in bag and gave her a new start in
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THE DIRTY DOZEN.

Mutiny is the Last thing in the campo o. the
army Of Tennessee, stationed on the mountain
overlooking the convict stockade and works of
the Knoxville Iron Company q. Coal creek
Twelve privates have been holding little secret
meeting and they form . clique called Tho
Dirty Dozen. with documents drawn I'D swear
ING allegiance TO one another In attempts to
overpover the guards on last Saturday night
and hang tso of the non-eommissionedo flicers
who. il seems, had won the dislike Of these
fsbela
One Of tho men weakened and eayo the
Whole thing away TO the officers, and nov
eleven OF the twelve are in chains, under heavy
guard, awaiting court martial
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RATcLIFFE. DARR CO. AactiOneer..


OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or THI
" District Of Columbia Washington. March IL
ls92.ordered; That secnon 1 Of article / n
the police regulation. for the District OF oolun-
psa IL hereby amended by adding the word '-nAper-
after the word einders that the section ws resa
nsioliows; Section 4. No person shall throw east
thrown, cast laid. deposited. dropped, scAttered a
ret IN on upon any street, svenns alley. highway
District OF Columbia any dirt, mud. sand, sshsA
kraNel, sawdust. ehzv1ngs, hay, manure rubbish liz
ter sweepings DIAL. Vegetables, gar bsgo treos en-.
des paper or refase matter OF any k:Dd any deed
animal OF any pptrescibe matter Of sort Pro-
Slded, That earth and rubbish from ercsyntions or
bullding debris or materials used in the cors Tuctps
places aforesaid, as now authorized by the budtaa
regulations o. ths District Of Columbia, may b.
authorized by permit previously obtained ffOm Ia .p-
spector OF bnllainTs- J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. koSR
Columbia. npIHst
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THE EMANCIPATION PARADE

Acommitiee. consisting of Samuel f. Jones.
Maj W. c. Cox. 4. F. Redman, John A. L.
johnson, jr.. and Geo. ". Stewart. called by
appointment upon the President Tuesday and
invited the President to review the cmaucipa-
ton PROCESSION. which will pass the Executive
Mansion at O'Clock Maj W. e. Cox intro
duced Geo. W. Stewart, who acted as the
spokesman of the committee. The President
received the committee kindly and said that he
would with pleasure review the procession.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
" District of Columbia. washDston Aprfl II k9a
0 Sd That the police rgulations Of March y
1872, prohibiting the Playing of games on bill1rd
tables basatelle tables FOOL tables Jenny lind tzLl
and other Ike tables, shuttle cards and bowling 80
hour OF each and every sunday. is hereby ssenxsd
oy provdlng further that places where such are
rooms Are re2uired by law or reEnstion 70 Pc eles
=: "; DoU6LAss ! W ROSS, VIM T. RosskS1
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REPUBLICAN CLUB ORaASrzKp.

young mems republican club was organ
lied at $40 New York avenue Tuesday night with
the following officers: Harry 4 Clark, presi-
dent; Geo. w. Benson, second vice president:
Harry II Warner, second vice president;
W. h Cowan, secretary; Richard Jones, assist
ant secretary; Albert Spriggs, treasurer; George
way, chaplain.
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REPRESENTATIVE ANpD

REPnHssNTATIvS ANplxws' Bull Isponsxn.
Tuesday night the Federation Of Labor In
dorsed the bill 70 exclude political influence in
the employment Of hborers and mechanics BY
the government and the federation legislative
committee VAS instructed to reccomend the in
sersion Of penalty clause. At the mass meet
ing this evening at the north east corner Of
Penna. ave. and ~ st, speeches will be made
Kansas, and Tom L. johnson Of Ohio.
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POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.

TWO woKKMBy KILLED AND a2EAr DAMAGE
CAUSED.
The Moosic Powder Mill near Scranton. p.
blew up Yesterday. The report Of the e1pio,-
ion was heard for miles around. Two am.
ployes named Barry and Given were blown In
pieeea The damage to the mill, MACHINERY
and adjacent houses is reported to be great.
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TOMORROW.
THoMks BOWLING 4 SON. Aurtiopesr.
u 6l2 sfrpot NV

SPECIAL ANpPEREarToR SALE or TWENTY
AND woRK HORSES, MAREs And PoNiEs'
nv fk SRsn PREY SSgNIx, PkSN. At AuoTioS.
ELExEN GcLoxK A NJ. wE WILL sEfL
BazAxR I'VE ri, I'm hohs 81 hND SAkRiASE
S SuuHRasEEI N0hI HMksT, lMhNTY HEAD on
MIL BE POUND GOOD, sEkvICEABIF sIocK.
oooD WORKERS, DRIVERS AND sADDLERS
ALSO
IVY ,LAkGE MULES. THREE PONIES IL HANDS
ntuI5H; SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN TO RIDE on
SALE POSITIVE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
40, y. THOMAS DowLINGk SON
ePA<-Ss AUCIIONEEilA
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RIAL Estate MATTERS

s. ]. Meeks has purchased of w. Noses 81
Al, for $500. sub II, square nor:h OF 242.
IL feet on Il. l. avenue and 20 feet ON p
street bet Iowa Circle and I4th street north
west.
s. e. Wheatley has bought OF G.. Truesdell
ington-
c. Nheatiey has bought for Sc, 600 Of d.
Merrill property 341l by IS feet On Water and
Jefferson streets, Georgetown
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TIE CATTLE MARKET

At the Cattle Market, Union STOCK Yards.
District OF Columbia, Tuesday there we're So
cattle on the market. sold as follows: Best sofia
nj 4aIai5c.: good, {a4c.; medium 81 asJ<e :.
common. 2z2szc. Receipts of sheep and a,nbs
week ending April IA. 1892. were $50: Of these
SS3 were on the market today and sold az fol-
lows: Spring lambs sold al i0ai3e per pound.
lambs Cyearlins), 61Sssc.; sheep, Sa6c. Cows
with calves sold from ELS 10 $50 each Nsrket
for al kinds Of stock was good
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RATCLIFFE. DARR & co, Ancts.
= BENSfNGER, AUCTIONEFR
De WARRINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR,

PEnEMPToRY SALE OF FORTY HEAD OF RAIL
ROAD HORSES AND MARES WITH FORTY
SITS OF B. 4 HARNESS, FROM COLUMBUs
OHIO.
Will be sold ct the Bazaar SATURDAY MORNING
APRlL SIXTEENTH, Ct TEN O'CLOCK, 40 hoad OF
horses and Mares, been used by the Columbus Ohio
Consolidated Street Car Company Having adopted
the electric motor have further for their stock
and tins lot OF Horses and Mares 40
under the direction Of Messrs NJ Fox Son Of Bxlti-
more IMs 10 good lot OF Horses been used to the
men, teamsters farmers any ono wishing to bry
highest bidder without reserve.
40 sets OF r. r. Car Harness. been by the sboys
L. X. company. b. BENSISGER
Auctioneer
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IRELAND AT THE CHICAGO FAIR

IRELAND AT The CHICAGO FAIR
In reply to Sir Thomas Esmonde, NJ p. for
Dublin, Sir John z. Gorat, parliamentary un-
der secretary for the treasury, Tuesday said
that tbs government would doubtless consider
the question Of separate grant for Ireland fos
the Chicago worlds fair.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
TRUSTEES, BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NEAR NINTH strict

NORTHWEST
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated lp-fl 4 1851 snd
duly recorded in L!ber No. 957, folio 13S OF SEQ one
OF the land records Of the District Of Colunb and al
the request of the party secured thereby will sell at
Pnblis suction N front OF the premises TUESDAY,
APRIL NINETEENTH, 1892, at FIVE p N the fol,
lowing described res estate Washington city in said
District to wlt Lot one U and the feet 'front.'
ing street by the depth thereof of lot @ in thu
subdivision made by The heirs of John Davidson OF
square No. $40, with the improvements thereon, a
threc-story pressed brick dwelling
Terms of sale: One-third cash Of which 1850 must
be paid at tine OF sale and balance in and two
years. with Interest at per cent Per Interest
seIn-annuay to be secured by purchasers notes and
deed OK trust on property sold 20 satisfaction Of trus
tees, all cash. at orton of purchaser CopyeyanciEs
and recording at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to
De complied with III fifteen 15b days after sale else
trustees reserve right resell and cost Of pur
chaser IN default.
VIM. T. HOFFMAN,
p6-eodkds
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sp12-d&ds RATCLIPFE, DARRS @
II ATcLIFFE. DARK q co. Auctiopeor..
~ 92O Heunsyl vania ave n W.

RATcLIFFE. DARK co, Auctiopecr..
92O Iennsy lvaniA ave. NV.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNTMPRoykp
fkoPkkIl-k STREET, VIRGINIA AVENTR
.Np shhEN1H sThkkT SOUTHEAST, BY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE.
lfESfH, AT FIVE UCLOt X. we will sell by pubic
suction IN front Of the premises
PAkT OF L0r I. IN SQUARE 500
fsrt OF THIS property is improved by . two-story
orlck house known O.s2 n st a. a. and frouts %
rect on ST The vacant portion fronts 40 feet on
-, % 1eet " inches on Virginia and feet on
.n St. making II nlost desirable Mot for sutdfvi.
sion IN neighborhood where small houses rent
readily, being the United StEtes ordiancs yard mar
tne cable road aud other con veiiencos
leflns lie improved portion Will be sold subject
trust deed Of 5000. over this raid IN
ISL, Inc unimproved subject 20 . trust deed Of
ABOUT SllOO payable equal miscellaneous. on or be-
lore three yeals. over and dove this amount 10 -
PAID IN cash In czech the purchaser mag nay All
cash ne desires deposit Of $500 each piece re-
qered at the time Of sale. Terms conlpied with
"a Gays from the day OF sale the right 20 re-
sea- AT the r1sk and cost of
reserved AL convey xncin. rccordlnx g. al cost 81
futS nsset kATClIffE. DARK CO.
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RATCLIFFE, DARR L CO., Aucts.

InUsTEEs' SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
Lease STOCK, &c. OF THE CIGAR STORR
no eiU STREET NORTHWEST, CONSIST
FIVE SHOW CASTS, ONE SAFE ONE SHOW
FIGURE COUNTERS. SHELVING CASH REG
lSlEk, TWO MoIsTlNa CASKS, CIGARS,
I0BACCo CIGARETTES, SNUFF, FANCY
By viIne Of chsttel deed of trust duly recorded in
IDer lo3Oolo ID ct of the land records for
the District Of Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. Me- the undersigned trustees
Will sell At public auction the sboye-named
premises on THURSDAY APRIL TWENTY
FIRST, A. ID. 1892, Ar TEN O'CLOCK A M
All TIE goods and chattels mentioned in Schedule
attached 20 ss.d trust to which the attention Of ,hs
trade and private buyers is called.
THOMAS s. KIMPTON,p r.
j. EDGAR SMITH + lfusteeA
RATCL1FFE. DARR CO. Aucts. apl3A
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TRUSTEES SALE OF.
xALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BEING HOUSE NO. 1880 SECOND ST. SW
virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in Lber
no 1871. folio 361, one of the land the
psrict q Columbia, and at the request the party
secured thereby we will offer for sale frost OF
premises on THURSDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY
* St APhiLS 1897. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all Of lot
- N Jas II Marr,s subdivision of square numbered
uvlson Is recorded in book "a, page l39 of the
veyors ONCE for the District Of Columbia sold sub
9ect TO decd OF trust EQuta bile Build.
Ing ASSOCIATION The exact amount due on said deed
or trust will be stated at time of sale.
Terms OF sale Cash in of amount que on
sald deel OF trust 3lo0 deposit will be required at
ums OF sale. All conveyancing and recording ct pur-
on,,er cost Terms to be cemped with iu ten days
or the property Will be resold at risk and of
iaultins purchaser after Ave days readvertisemsn
WILLIAM MAYSE.
JOHN I. ARMS,
aP%-eoSds, Trustees
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CoUeHIse LEADS TO CONSUMPTION.
kemps Baissm viii stop the cough ., once.
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YUTCRE DAYS.
THoMAs powLIAa . SON. Aar,..

u or St nv
TRusrEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
M NUE. NokIHwEsT. Ar AUCrIoS.
BY virtue OF two dcesss e trust ted r~sp>cffv~iy
ssrtember To- 1ss7, recorded In IAer 1858 folio
!" -, md January 4 lsse. record ed IN
record. Of The Dis,fie, Of scoiSms. %. i .Ss
an, ,Ss sn also b virtue q assree Sgly y~--d y
Equity case No 1879. on the 7th day Of Decenlier
1891 We Will sail IN front Of the prenl.rs ON MON
phl. APRIL TMENIl-FIfTH. 1891 At HAI.F-
PAST POUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, Iart Of lot T. -.Ia.r,
232rontng 81 ON the south sae Of Rhole lsl1ra
ave o depth Of los fest inches % vide alley
s.ae thereof hnprored by handsome modern three
avenue northwest
Iertas; One third cash: balance iu one and two
years WITH interest," secured by deed Of trust
ereerty OF al cash. az the oFton Of the purchSs
aaePoSlt oi $ooc rcu uired at time of sale. n
ernis OF sale are not compiod with On o. days
ne tustees reserve the rght
ing at cost Of IurchAser
ROBERT g nu1r isS; IA ne. r-u.....
ePl~-dtd 13Os n st w..
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R ATcLIFFE, DARR & CO, Auct.,

~ go PA AVE. NV
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REXI, Fsr.rx On
y STREET BETWEEN ELEVENTH lNb
IMkLfIH STREETS NORThwEsT BEIS0
1hE ThRtE-SfORY BRICK DXFiIIS0
uHOEsE ill7 STREET NoRTHwEST.
ises, on MONDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH ispx Az
hALF-PAST five O'CLOCK PM,
PART OF SUB LOT O.
SQUARE NO. 3l2
improved by thrcestory brlok dwelling cuntsspt~~
perfect order.
Permission TO inspect the premises ear be h.d up,s
epieAcon 70 tina auctaoneers they can be seer a
Any ttne on thedsy Il sale.
. Terms: One third cash. balance In one. two sok
years WIN interest ~ the rate Of per per
fnteen days iyen TO comply with the terms All CON
Neysncing aud recording &c tho purShaser's gost
500 required at the Of sale
AplS-o&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR q 90. Aucta
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO. AuctiOneers
VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON X STREET sr
STREETS NORTHWEST by AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWKNrH
flhsI. ~ FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii orer for sale a
PiKr OF LOT THIRTEEN.
~ SQUARE ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINI
vnns ~ feet Inches on street. with depth a
This lot one OF thu finest "a the c,ty t-,n A, n.
most fashionsbls neighborhood near many fps Nd
costly private resi- ences. aud IL seldom q opner-
titS IL 0uereo 10 Guy s2ch property By pubic sals
Terms made known 81 time OF sale, depost Of s2o1
sale are not complied with in ftssn DAYS from me az
OF sale rsht reserved resell the property Al the rk
shd cost oi toe defaulting purchaser after i've day1
IN eni OF such resale In some newspaper pub
corcins az the cost of the purchaser.
apiz-dSds kA1CLIffE. DARR co, Aucts
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u ATCIIfFE DARR 4 Co. Auctioneers,
III 90 PENNA. AVk NV

H OAh6 q w.. Aucyio0eer1
HI go PENNA. Avn NV.
AssEsNHEs SALE o. THE ENTIRE STOCK o.
ssT$S SSSkkf. SSRSES & q HssSSTHSEsy. HHIs
CONSISTS IS Pact oT FLoUR sGa4S
tiokLEs. oiiaEs. 9LixE sV or cANS NRb
GOODS BRooMS, BRUsHEs, 0IaAKS xF1
AND JAMS, CAssARb.s HAMs ozssA1Te
LARD (lN BUCKETSl. GIBSON. MONTICELLO
AMMp2 OTHER xpy XHIsxIsS TIN ,HEEAERX
MtN4 IINRdAk CiDKK MOLASSkx
sInur& coal Oh. CANS AMP n1A&gk44
ALMOST NEW aRocER,s WAGON AND HAA-
NESS, 10, &c., BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of sdssd Of a.sixnmsnt given . ne and
Only rscesd:d. 7 WIN sslI by PUBLIC AUcTI0E GA
TIN O'CLOCK 4: NJ, @ the hahers bidders. for cash.
contained Ia the store No 500 sQth 81 nws corner
GENERAL attention. ADDISON AsHBUkN, ;
Assignee Of Henry Aohler.
W. 'ouxsT0S AsaSEHss t. 5S Sc 81 ~.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER b WILLIAMS n Co, Aur,ioreers.


IgGasb RyESJS 5p
And stxESrEsSThs rRsETs SokTawEEsTH.
On fHTssbSx. APRIL FOURTEENTH, AT HALF
rAsd FIVE O'CLOCK NJ shall Ell y front q
n.ns re sSrSsr i sssa os SsssS
d.sdih. to loot sisy tbs south .ons s.d
NE sy feet and thirty syo one hundrsdths
Ss.t s,n fee: and fty Zee. % ne
1, s an. a Ss
one hundredths feet 70 the place Of tesnnnx, con-
ieet Parties IN .esSc Of .a,nir.Sis located
sadips lot. .hoaid give This s.is their 'Ue ssssn
terms made fn9 %Ri Il En- i & WILLIAMS CO.
CHsA fsI Ir SALE OF yALUAsLE IMPROVED
eeEfkkE Ps s5yrhNk MfkrLASD
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme cour. of the
Wary sssS%ols G .ls conc mo
paaaats AID Emma Gross ct al defendants the
,,p sR, On TlnyKspsT Inc roGafEEsTS f? DAY q
rts es. tS1 vii"
he Is thereunto BELONGING Consisting Of
fn 1, pisr,e, Of columbi. TO Part Of
two t35S, beginning for the same at the southesss
noras OF sald lot five go ard running thence
thence west s feet @
nhes .aesee soStn forty Ave 5l feet eleven up
ss's niIsty on. feet shes pses
pose Of and use as an T, ssa Fl way for ss
TART OF sald lots four IA and five (, in said square
same =. poin. the line Of said lot i've t55
s1tyfour (64l feet O inch south OF the northeast
corner OF said lot hye t5l and running thence west
,one OBJ, feet seven CD inches. thence north
@ 70 teet SIX t6l inches, thence east unety-one %
the place of beginning "
Tens Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
sssh one third in one year and third in two years
rurclaserte deferred payments to bear interest al
ane rate OF .ix 20 per cent anuum. payable semi
annually and to be secured by the notes of the pur-
CHASER or purchasers and q decd of trust upon the
property sold deposit Of $500 will be required as
500, as the property is bid off, All conyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost II the purchaser or
shall fail 70 CONF Iy with the terms Of sae
whin Ten days from the day of sale the property viii
Dc reaold ~ his. her or their risk and cost
EDWARD A. NEWMAN.
Fendali building, }r,,.,...
JACKSON Fl. kALSl ON, Aruss0es.
LATIMRR SLOAN, Aucts. mh31.dkd
NEO. VI, sTICKNEY Anctionecr
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FINHoMAS BOWLING SON, Auc,ioneers.
II 612 street north WeS1

hoMAs BOWLING sS Oh tu s,1ss, s6,,,
adaE AN IN
on 0o TnEsfi M1At sp11H AZ AuGrISN 1000
youn v. Win Ell On d. ise ::
:hls ,,s i@pSoysa ..rm een,aiaios
burg road near -Four Corners about two mile. from
agoips ,hs land of smith heirs. o. ii. r oarf: and
The improvements consi.. Of comfortable eight
sSs sS aS os
and set in grass. with good young orchard with ali
Terms third e..h balance In and two
az @ oy deed Of trust on the property deposit
.pl2-dtd THOMAS BOWLING d SON. Aucsa
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NiSsffESfH sThEErs N SolHSnHIsEsTA AND
BY virtue q deed Of trust, recorded February O.
" h ssis 81 iqson IS Uf
he 5; sph fo cf 4 =:
Of lot in square l41 in this city being the north
xs.s, and improved By dwelling No. isis q ssisst
Terms Of ssle one-third caah balance in one ana
two years With interest secured By deed q trust
WITH right 70 sell after hrss notice. \, len
fault; 300 deposit :. time Of sale. All eonveyaso-
nAro1y1 hsf bsaH stos e. aas. !p1ss ;ss.
RATcLlFEk. DARR / CO.. AuctiOnsera
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Fun.
NITURE BAR FIXTURES. LIQUORS. WATCH
On sHTUkb Jay a6 dHSs APRIL SIXTEENTH
A. D. 1899. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, win al
by public auction At the rooms Of Ratclihe, Dart e
Co, $40 PepnsylvSniA ayenve northwest I lot az
Household Furniture. Bar Fixtures. Diamonds WSteS
TIE TENS OF SALE CASH
e. I. KEEsE. 41o sth str
Administrator Of tbs Estste az
RArcrJrrr. pAsR Il "a ssn'es d. WHITE Deceased
Auctioneers. apl2-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14
X ATCL1FFE, DARR CO, Auctinneers,
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave NV

DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED
Pk0PEkTY-K STREET, VIRGINIA AVENUE
AND SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST. BY
ON sTUEsDAY AFTERNOON, April. NINE.
NH, IvEoCLOCk. We will sell by public
auction In front of the premises.
PART OF LOT l, IN SQUARE $50.
Fart OF this property Is improved by . two-story
PRICK house known rs 622 St s. e., snd fronts 20
ieet on st The vacant portion fronts 20 feet X
rs % Feet inches on virginia and 40 feet on
th ST. making il most desirable plot for subdivision
IN nelahborliood where small houses readily
oens near the United States ordnance yard the
caoe read and other cow eniences
Terms The improved portion will be sold subject 20
atrust deed of 5000 this amount to be paid in
cash. Tho unimproyed subject TO 4 trust deed OF
ABOUT 100. payable in equal nstallments on or
lore three years; and above this amount TO be
Pala ~ cash In each the purchaser may pay ali
CASH II he desires. deposit OF 500 each piece
IN hfteen days from tie day Of sale right to re-
sell st the risk ana cost Of the defaug purchaser in
reserved All conveyancing recording Sc at cost of
purchaser RATCLIFFF DhkR A. lO
spl2-d&ds Auctioneerx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

.oaHroi.
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Wars To
w. III. HouaHrox Mro Co
I2ls-l22o ST. NV.
E9-S
Tsa4
THIS Is DUB WEEK ron
OUR GREAT SPECIAL SALE or
STRAW MATT1Naa
Have You Taken the Trouble or Time to Be
Our Advance Special
PATTERNS
Which We Are Offering to Your
AT PRICES THAT YOU WILL cERrAINLY
DE SATISFIED WITH, AND THE QUALITY
Is JUST AS WE REPRESENT 1T TO YOU.
AND WE WISH YOU TO BE THE GAIN
ERs BIZ THIS. AS YOU CERTAINLY VIII.
BE IF YOU IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY
Mattinss. loo. per yard. Worth 200
Hattinss, 80. per yard. Worth 25a
Mattings, zoe per yard Worth 3os
Mattings, csc. per yard Worth $50
BUT SEE FOR YOURSELF.
on THESE
FEW SPECIAL PATTERNS,
REMEMBER, IF THESE Do NOT SUIT N
PATTERNS THAT wEHAvE OVER
100 PATTERNS TO Sc
LHcT FROM AND
THE STYLES
ARE NEWEST
AND QUALITY
FROM lotto IS CENTS PER YARD.
TO-DAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
-r-yz
". H. HoUaHroN MFG CO.
sp1s-st 12Is-122o ST. NV