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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
GARZA'S EAND SCATTERING,
They Are Either in Hiding or Have X
treated to Mexico.

They Are Either in Hiding or Have Re-
treated to Mexico.
Telegraphic communication between the
military headquarters at San Antonio and the
posts on the border has been re-established. Ad-
vices were received yesterday that the scout
ing Of the last few days indicates the scattering
of Garza's forces on Texas soil and that they
are either hiding or have taken refuge in Mex
leo. Either result is possible, considering the
vast stretch of broken and brushy country on
both sides Of the Rio Grande and the sparse
means of communication.
Capt. johnson Of Fort Brown telegraphs
Capt. Martin, adjutant OF the San Antonio post,
that he he just returned from a scout of forty
five miles up the Rio Grande and searched sew
eral ranches. but found no revolutionists.
Thirty Mexican troops acted in concert with
him on the Mexican side Troop D, third cav
airy, under Capt George Chase, left Fort
Ringgold yesterday with q detachment for
CARA supposed dquarters at Palette Blanco
in Duval county.
Capt Hunter, with another detachment of
the third cavalry, proceeded from Fort McIn-
tosh to Los Ange .es in the hope Of coming up
with the enemy. Gen. Stanley has called upon
United States Marshal Fricke for additional
deputies to assist in preserving order on the
border.
A City of Mexico dispatch says: The Cara
revolution Is becoming a more important mat
ter than the government is willing to concede.
1t is an open secret here that CARA is receiv-
Ing money from persons In both Mexico and
the United States and the contrabandists OF all
classes on the border line OF both countries arc
contributing to carry on the work. Specula-
tors in Mexican bonds are also said to be lend
ing hand. There is no doubt but that the
government will finally triumph over the in
surgents, but it is possible that the present
movement may be complicated with an mp
rising by hungry people in some of the suffer-
ing states, in which event and in the hands of
a competent leader the revolt would have much
greater force and perhaps tax the power Of
the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
ELECTRICITY TO RUN MILLS.
An Experiment That May Do Away With
Steam and Water Power.


Steam and Water Power.
1t is announced in st. Paul that revolution
in flour making. as great as the introduction of
the roller process some some years ago, is to
occur there in the next two months.
1t is no less than the substitution Of electric
ity for water or steam for the running of an
immense mill to be erected on West Sd street,
on the site of the St. Paul roller mill, burned
two years ago. The plan is that of Kingsland
Smith, who introduced the roller process of
wheat crushing twelve years ago, and who is a
practical miller of thirty years experience. Mr..
Smith, who has been experimenting for the
past thirteen months with electricity for NOV
ing mill machinery, says: II have become thor
oughly convinced of its cheapness and its en-
tire practicability. l shall introduce it in the
big st. Paul mill with entire confidence that it
Will settle the question of cheap power"
III successful it is stated that all the man,
moth mills of st. Paul and Minneapolis includ-
ing those of the Pillsbury English syndicate,
will be operated by electricity. The water at
the Falls Of St. Anthony will be used only for
the generation of the fluid lightning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
HE WAS BURIED ALIVE
The Horrible Fate Of q Russian Doctor
SuHocatcd in His Conn.

Su6Ocatcd In His CONN.
Intelligence reached here today Of fearful
accident A physician Of Proschovitsaks, Rus
STA, recently to all appearances died. The body
was inferred. A few hours after the mourners
had departed from the cemetery some men
who were engaged about the ground were
startled by hearing succession Of the most un-
earthly shrieks, which came from the newly
filled grave. Shovels were procured, and the
earth was hastily removed from the grave and
the coffin lifted out Upon opening the coffin
it was found that the, doctor had been alive
when he was buried, but that he had subse-
quently died from suffocation.
The body gave evidence Of the terrible
agony endured by the physician when he re-
gained consciousness and found himself in
the coffin. He had made almost superhuman
efforts to burst off the coffin lid. but the
weight Of the earth prevented this. and then,
frantic with the horror of his situation, the
imprisoned man had bitten his fingers to tine
bone. he had turned on his side and in the
agonies of suffocation had beaten his fore
head against the coffin until his head was ter
ribly bruised.
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THE "FKIENDS" DID NOT MOVE.
Blank Astonishment at a Clergyman's An
nOuncemcnt at a Funeral


few days ago wel-known citizen OF the
town of Sharon, Schoharie county. N. v, who
had held many town offices. including that of
justice Of the peace, died. and the residents of
that portion of the county went to the funeral.
1t soon became evident that the relatives and
friends Of the dead man would more than ill
the little house where he passed his declining
years, and ut the proper time the local clegy-
man who was to conduct the services opened
the door and said:
''All Of the friends connected with the de-
ceased by consunguinity will please take the
rooms on the righs side OF the mouse, and those
connected with him BY affinity will kindly go
into the left rooms"
The minister then withdrew into the house,
but tho friends did not move They looked
into one anothers faces in blank establishment
and wondered what was the meaning of the
minister big words. At length he was obliged
to make second announcement, to the effect
that those related to the deceased by blood and
those by marriage should occupy different
sides OF the house, and then the crowd began to
enter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
Ia Grippe
n 4 7

Al the organs Of the body are reused to
healthy, vigorous action by DR.. Plerces
Golden Medical Discovery. More than all,
the Iiver-and that's the key to the whole
system You have pure blood or poisonous
blood, Just as your liver chooses. The blood
controls the health, the liver controls the
blood the /" Discovery" controls the liver.
Take this remedy in time, when you feel
dull, lancuid, and Tout Of sorts and you
can prevent disease from coming. Take it
in any disease that depends ON the liver or
the blood, and you'll have a positive cure.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness;
Bronchial, Throat. and Lung affections; ev-
cry form IF Scrofula. even Consumption Tor
Lung-scrofulal in its earlier stages; and for
the most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases,
its the only remedy so unfailing and effective
that it can be guaranteed. If it doesn't bene-
fit or cure, you have your money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
BLOOD Poison.

MALARIAL POISON, SEWER GAS POISON and nil
such maladies are propsestsd by poisonous gsrms
The action of swft's Specific is to render the blood
and tissues untenable for these pests and thorough
course Of this remedy promptly sxpsls thsm-at the
same time II builds up the general health Of the
patient.
SEED for our Treatise on the Blood Mailed frss.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. Atlanta, Ga.
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New York Legislature Caucuses,

The democrats of the New York assembly
met in caucus yesterday, Galen r. Hit of
Albany presiding. DIR. Robert p. Bush OF
Chemung was nominated for speaker by a
unanimous vote. The dem ocratic senators
also held a caucus and nominated Jacob Cantor
for president pro tempore.
The republican assembly caucus was held in
the assembly parlor last evening and was very
brief. Mr.. Stranahan of Oswego pu. in nomi-
nation for speaker Gen. James w. Hustled.
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Starving in Durango, Mexico.

The latest news from the state of Durango,
Mexico, is very sad. Though the government
is trying to conceal the facts and is giving out
contrary accounts, 1t is we'll known that the
stories heretofore received were not exag-
gerated and that many people there arc suffer-
Ing from starvation, and it is said that IL the
government continues deaf to the cry Of the
sufferers rising of the people may be ex-
pected. To use the words of a man of infu-
ence among the common people: II prefer to
die fighting rather than from hunger"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q No other paper published has anything
like third many readers in the city of
Washington as has The EVENING STAR, and no
other one has yet supported its claims by an
affidavit of its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

DR.. W. 4. CRANE, Mitchell, OAK, says: at has
proven almost SPECIFIC for this disorder: 1t checks
the vomiting, restores the appetite, and, Vt the
same time, allays the fear OF impending dissOlu-
ton that Is 10 common TO heavy Drinkers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

u net Lining Aabsssos Goods Ainor Br a and Clay
and 3-ply kooang. Laans. csarsns aud Ch.Ico~l
ale !. 4. NAl-kh k Suns
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LADIES GOODS.

JAY GOULD. 42I ora sT.-fAvohs FOR
% TN. German materials for mai laup shaA-.
PAPER flowers. a.. Ja.ane-e ioys naIkns. fans a..
eeauti al scrap bUok pictures tor fancy wors. masks
toy bells iiuse irnSe. starr sanscs. sinies. sold
pant metaics. I'aief coils. luttues motto
paI perforated ard euchre sets. VITO
and retail. d.BO- I'm
HE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF ST EosE's
industrial Srhooi. VI q st a. ~, have reoI-u-d
a Department for Chdrrns suits IN connection with
Dressnlaklng and Millinery. d.ssm
(,owNs CKEAILD FOR VERY LON PRICES AT
" short noil.e slyles. ft cars.- i,S Ma
EDITH A. HICKS. late draiter ard cutter h.r
siste. Nine. b. VAN kEiiH. 6oo 18th n "
dooEs from st. A trial ss,lirItesi d2s-I2
Mis- LOFFFLER. LATE OR Il. n. SIEEhNs B
VA Co. Boston, has oIened ,sstsbli-iim-ut for
CIt>siuaA4ny az - lhh -. ~, and -Oiicts the
lHtron4Ee OF Washington ladies. Terms moderate
DIV.
BUTTONS TO ORDER To MATCH MATERIAL;
~ 10 slz.s. FIAT, fancy. hall shape. plain with
iNorg, cloth or metal silk. crsle velvet W.
y hill. sls 9Th ~. n. s-si-Iu.
DLAI ING. PINkING. BUTTONS TO ORDER;
Tie D"iuoresi sew mainline, nrstclass every
resi- 2 Z. sold al q fair 'front.' sls..O
dlO lH' q. ". LUCAs. s.0s sab stn~
Nj M. ia TIER.
vi liuc DFessmAker and Ladies' Tailor,
Formerly 18th and q sts isllu;
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

NISS BALCE'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
vi and business COLLEGE, l2O1 luth st. n Pup.is
prepared uiy civil service. departmental
census ,XtnIInatIons. Str
II. JOHNS CoLLE(iE. VERMONT AVE
- studies: English, French, Latin. Greek. standard
phono-raphy commerce. mathematics Has primary
aha hammer Glasses keoIens Monday. s-lteu. Der
Z. M-Sr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsON BROS. Aset,op.-r--
AssreSEE's ss sALE z, sRIek gorsE no. sa

by virtue Of deed u o. the understand
dny resorled will ofif sale ruhlsc ~. ton -.
MaDNEsbAhA the IhihtttNrH DAl OF JAN.
NJ IN front ~ the ireusss ali tho-e p,eos~ par
cs.s 81 and and prcinss 81 IN the NASH
ingfon. District OF COLUMBIA. and known and f-.rfl...
On the ground pat ana plan Of said city the
west Twelve Nsl feet tso 60 inches ori.unal %
nunhered eleven (l ani tie CiD iees eleven
ahd threequarter a = hes lut 40 SQUARE
-four hundred and rigity tsss) l-xlunins Tot tie
same AZ point IN the ush l.ss of nfty tD
feet west rO the northeast Of ssld orisnsl Ia
numb red eleven ID. rum theme south
nNc ts5l feet, thence wesf twelve tlsD "a
inchrs Thence south twenty i've t.l) ant nftV.
four hundredths Of foot thence tpl feea
eleven aud thr-equarter q - tnches thence north
one hundred fsei and nfty iuuT hun he q
foot thence twrn'y ca one aud three
quarter inches 20 the t-Lluntng nnlrpx~d nv brtch
Iouse No 80 sir.st northwest
Ierus SOD subit u Trust tor IS 600. due Ortolr,
lSsi lnryhase nonsS, onr-half 81 tower aud W
The tSOtl assumed halanue IN alter tate n
sale note tear NJ q yer interest,". aud
rur,d by trust premises snid. Convey snclng a..
AT purchaser Cost. dep ct 500 required
sale. Terms a. lie COM le with lO DAYS. othsr-
she nssisnee the rgh; the pr,p-
at ftsA and cost - driaulttlg purchaser after
GAYS advertisement OF such resale spAlr
published IN WASHINGTON. A. &.
~ =. MACkALl-. assignee OF Geo. l. Hal.
ta4-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.


nUNCANsoN BROS. Ascuone@r,.
TREsTEks SALE OF vHLg.nIE gSIMrEoyEp
S SSS is TnE CITY OF WASHING,
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme cour. Of the
District Q, Columbia, passed on the sth day OF DE-
on TTisDHi. tie TsESTI- DAY or d..
j Suos , sSS on ,s :. $1,000
lettered C" IN square nunh~red one hundred aud
fes o an. rl IN as by hs 81 dssss a
cash and the balance two equal inst-llents. ray
a the option OF the purchaser. Inc deferred ray.
sris &c bear interest," at cent and TO lie seur-l
handred 20 dollars Vii be sT required al time Of sale
A.! conNeysnclng al tee cost 81 tue purhsser. IL
right 70 resell the Tro erty
rlsk and Gus. OF dei@ut-ns purchaser. after such
ANDREN 4: LpscoMB.
dle-d&i. SO ~ ST NJ.
sr-oN ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
!. p9>inoned until TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH.
i'>-' Al sane h1Gr anu pace ,ee,sco>,p
do HoIDsMoklH GoRDoNS trustees
~ yaU IA. ave- q.
PEREMPToRY SALE UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY
ppNILoEiDs AJkNU r uboJ NDAkl srkILIl,
on SI rRfsns,I FAST, AZ AycIIoN ,n
ocLocH n NJ. We WIN sell At pubie auction IN mont
LOTS b. 80 AND FAST HALF OF LOT "a. IN
FRONTING % FEEf oN fpSaIpA ,yrNrr ,,r
Donn na ss'reeo, WITH An AVERAGE DErIH
- This rop'riy the electric railroad and New
ana Is IN rapidly section OF tLecity and an
e'esant orroItunity 10: investment.
time OF sale. d3l-dkas
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL
Mrs. EETTIE CLARK Or BOsION. THE MILL
N1 known Dusiness anu test Iaellldin Aro us'dt IL
aIrv yant. dap itul 40 10 D. iu aha rr-
day. 10 y p.na. OIncs. 5..j - 81. nv. 9..,-u@
NfME. RAPHAEL. IHE CkLEBkATED CLAils-
4u Noyant and nsiroluglsi. tLe sesebtl ds asi..ef
names and .urLy Gairs. loi4h .-l ~ s-e tni, ADJ.
M cLaii,ol AIR AND TEsT nLDluN,
Magnetic and haas trs-tnieiir s7N n C1ii he COO.
suited at her pr Ors. - .ss~ ASr- -Sehw 4Stl-t-
ERof. CLAY Ia TIE oL.pksT LsTABI-IsnLo
advertising c.airNo. ant astEu.u.r .su med uin4A
tLis city. las N1L,.e.ul irOiietrc gilt s<SSnA
sls.t l.sNsa.s LlIcsA T-ScNcrs lo-t of
llol cry. lirs AiHfss ts~esaier. sHusss
tyceuy esNss fuxs... "a uss-r reliiOsss
i-iIl iaouDse-.sN ..ilueD hssils sfs iross O..i
cities AL trUuOse NAL Has aaa i.ss'les -
rNal ihs rfgt 81 sie. - ie ~ ca de snrrs
ssel tic-s Ana 81
oi..y he &C. Al Onrtnrss soLndeis-
tia. Sstss-actspn guAf-utssa. sttsiisa asc Asoufs
L TO q. Ol.A Sundays. A.ss-dcess ~ "a 81 " wa
- and al sss- soutllssst. alSlL
NJ NE. BhOOKE lEils ALL THE ENfN1s OF
s0 llie. A.. lusness bsislta.. iaale- tnd ssn-
t..1en. % A. 10 - o, A. -
4 st.. al lei ana >ortL c.;ao. Sc. a. nolsS-n.
NM. DkEAALL. lh.. UALA Vla-kbhAILJ
N nrl.sn Istrc. o-ssf IA tlie sst,. tss
Cfnss ss.a.s. ". toD o.. IA ela-
day. ~ IAN. 10 p.h- 1Sos i1tl ~ n-w. dlolh'
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ID ATCLIFEE, DARK q CO.. Auctioneers.
IL $40 fcLnsy wanna ave. "A ".

ID AICLIFEE. DARK q CO.. Auctioneers.
IL 40 fcLnsy. wanna ave- n.
RECEIVERS SALE By AUCTION OF THE STOCK.
&c, or HARDWARE. TOOL GU lL.hl,
FANS AND OlLS. HARNESS. IRON SAL ~,
&c, &c, or lHoAAs 1kAl SON RE
MOvED TO OUR SALES ROOMS, go PENN
SILVANiA AVENUE NoRTHN E~T. FOR CON-
NtNIENCE Oh SALE, On FRIDAY. EIGHTH
JANUARY. la52. BE q n i n u AT lin
O'CLOCK AN.
Ii pursuance OF the decree Of court passed on tire
l2tl oay of November, 1891. in equity cause No
I:YH emitted zen Z. Gray eli al. hAlpl l. CAT
~ At IN the relIIe Court the District VI Couu
bia arlolniing Jno. L. ahelper receiver IN said
cause ana w Of this deed from Ellen L.
Gray TAos- Gray. Geo. II. GRAY. Kate A.. Gray and
Ia ph l. Ozlt to Jno. 4. shepherd r.ceiyer afore
sald made and recorded TIE sad lin day VI No
land records District VI Columbia. VIII sci. by
pubic an ton ON fEIDAl, JANUAhl ElSHTH,
iS.e.. b-pinn,n at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. within the
sa.es rooms of hatci.ne Darr & Co.. JeJ f,nn
all the stock. &c. partly laentoned below, con-
TAcSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AGRICULTURAL AND FARM IMPLEMENTS,
PAINTS ANIL Oils.
CUTLERY, GLASS. CART, WAGON, BUGGY AND
FARM HARNESS.
- TOOLS AND eoSAILn SCALES.
TWO NATIONAL CASH kEGISTEks. SHELF
BOXES AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
us.FUL GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST
CLA2S HARDWARE STORE. ALSO ONE HORSE.
JNo. p SHEPHERD. Receiver
Rooms ~ % lie Droit Building,
d2S-d&bds SG2 b st. NV.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE PIASo EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, gl3 PA
Il ave-. hich- cIass and msdium priced. new and
% gEt.y Used ui,i ghi fnAftuss sruud-hhnd square
pianos at low prl,es Bee given old pAnos
m par; pAylllent tyr "a, rishts.
laLos sod Tor cash lI,llt.IA payIaeuis 10 suit.
a. L. 81 LOO saved VITA gaf-.sn
SOEMER PAN -1uE STANDARD INsTRr-
- mt ut of the world. lor sac 10 HOO Molt, a
CO.. - b and VA IN II. Pianos ior rent, moved and
PACKED. al a,ign
('oME AND SEE 1HE SUPERIOR kKAkAIER
" lianOs at Temple OF Muse. l.1G, q -. y. %.
II. KUHN. kstaOlislIed 49, fIrst-ciAss tuning aud
Repairing. Also Organs and Musical Mercl1ndisc.
no -to'bUja
N ALl.ET 4 DANI, IIANOs THE UPRl0HT
II PIANO t4lat kcels all Others Unique sty lee
bridal nd Christmas Iresenis al As;ecS Gil hn st
a. ". dig
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BROS.. Aucuonee.s

Trust Es, SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP
EAlY. NJ; i1l4 sIAEET Nm. WASH
INGToN. ID. e.
BY virtue deed Of trust bearing date November
], loSs, nd Recorded November Il. iss9. IN ilrr
No 1870. io.io al. oi the land records 81 ID
OF CO. umba, anu uy Older oi tie parts AIRED
THEREBY. the undersigned trustees therein named VIII
offer at pueic AuctCn. IN front of tue premises
IHuksDAl. IN, foukrLEAIH DAl or
JAACAlll. AID. lsya. at EALFPAs
THREE O'clock P NJ. all that Tart of lot
numbered tWenty-seyen co in Williams and
Jarain's saoi son o. square Numbered
hundred ana Il ty-aille tlb.D, per plat IN Book ".
B. ~. 10 p. ne surveyors Uf OF said Disirlt.
contained Within the following iasetcs and bouu.
Deglnnlpg street northw, - - aud SNllUu0
east OF the northwestern corner OF said tot and run
thence south * rlghr Angles with said street sl
anu 81 lUJ feet, nineteen 49, Ieet thence
north ILD and SsluO feet 10 sad and thence
a street neteen Esp feet 10 the p ace of
beginning. with the improvements thereon saId prop
srty wI be sold subject TO PRIOR trust Of s5.UOO
Terms OF sale; One-tEirA casa and balance Ia two
equa Ins;ainents at one ana two years from day Of
with eGes; a. per C-nt1il mum. pas abe
semi-annuAlly. and secured on the rroierty, or q!
casa. at purchasers opt on Conyeyan.ing. &c, al
purchasers cost deposlt Of $40 ~ii be required
of sale, aud II terms not complied with
within ten Gays from cate OF sac the properly VIII De
resod days notice IL the Evening Star at the
risk and cost OF defauItlng ur, bassr.
CHARLES EARLY. ! rrr.-.o.
aa-ISds MAHLUN A-hkoRD. )
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IAoAAs BOWLING Z SON. Auctionesrs.
0l2 St q. VI.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE NORTHEAST CO.NER
OF 4TH AND L sThEETs NORTHWEST. Al
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dat ID September 1854.
and duIy recorued IN lU~T E~5n. le- ct sd.
OF tine land recoris tle district 90 umbsa.
aud at tie request OF the arty ured thereby. si
sell At public auction IN trout Oh the Premises
FRIDAY, JANUARY EI0hrH. lsse. at foJh
OCLOSk r. M. the follUwaag cesc1AtN Teal estate.
situated IN the city Of hash,ngton. District OF
Co.unibia, Ind known AMI Plat
plan OF the said city {. lSs)
front a. street northwest by sxIy-f ti4l i-e
ue,p, Of OF IN square nse hundred md twenty Ave
t--.sD. with use alley the two 60 wair
and nifty nye tlo) feet osep VITA the improvements
theleoa
Terms; ons-third cash. balance In one and two
years. with II, ured ~ q OF the
property. al cs<h At the Option Of pur
aeposat OF s2vO CURED n tho t..s A..
Seysnctng aud ding 1T the cost VI purchaser
Terms 70 be coniplied with days
this rght " rsei Ut rsk and Of dsfsultnx
purchaser.
ass-a. s sRsEI i. SE 4 tbaowxI rru.s....
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hINCAAsUN Bl.OS.. Aucuonerrs,
~ 3tE and u streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On lHE NORTH SIDE OF z
STREET. BETMiES FIFTEENTH AND sin
TEN IA STREETS NUkTHMEs1, MAsHINu-
ION, ID. e.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust 10 US bearing
dale o. iober L. A. ID. 1854: and duly recora.d
No. l5l olio :s0l ct seq. tue land Urs VI the
Of Columbia at the request the party
secured thereby val sci trout the renises
On MkpSEsDAA. JANUARY TMENTltTH. A ID.
1882. Al HALt-PASl FOUR O'CLOCK M. tue
described pt or parcel Of land stuat- and
beng in the cIty o nasanston strict o. Columbia,
and beng all OF iot numbered .. m Columbian Col
md others su d OF lois
Ia - per plat lsber &. IA. B - lOi,
.: records OF the Oce Of te survey tie D.s-
tr.ct "f IoluInlla. together With iliproye.Ils
thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onethird of the purchase money to
he paid IN cash; the balance three equal INSTALL
ments IN one two and tnT-e years Tor wLch notes Of
purchaser Lear inter- at ceitulu Per
crest lay asJe semi alllualy anu lf q, 10y
de-. u tru>t the property sod will be taken. all
cash. at pu-rl.aseTs opIon. All conveyan and
cordII- a. cost tie rurclssrr. ueiOs.t $500
VIII be rtQu at tIllle Uf Terms
COMPLIED DAYS from day sac, otherwise
the ..gLt to rrse the rUperGy the
and cost OF defaultnS purchaser after 1--we
advertisement III some newspaper published an wash
ngtun. DC. - -
MAHLON ASHTOL d. ,-,..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05
FUTURE DAYS.

RATCLIFFE. DARR a Co.,. Aucuoneers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELLING No. - L
SlREkl NORTHWEST, CONFUSING PAX
LOR IT ENITURE. FOKTIEBES. LACE CUE
IAlNs. tlCl This. FOLDING BED, WALNUT
AND OAK CaAMBLE SITS. MARDI.OBEs
B4pDING, MAIlRkssEs, PILLCMs AND
BoLsIkRS, 1oILkr SITS. sIDLByARDs
ChINA AND GLASS WAlF. BODY BnUS-
sELS AAD OTHER CARPEts. kU,s,
llON.
on MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY ELEv-
ENIH. at ZEN o'CLO, X. will sell. at the Above
resld5 nee. all the Furniture, CARPETS &c. con-
tanned therein, 10 which the attention parties re-
ia.p-:I RADCLIFFE, DAGR & co. Aucts.
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