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FUTURE DAYS.
DuSoANsoS BROS. Auc.,Sn.sr.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.,sn.sr
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
SOCTHWEST. BEING SEVEN NEW Prick
DWELLINGS, SIX ROOMS ZACH. MODEM
CONyEN1ENCES. NOS. 301 :S0n 3iI ala an
2l5 AND 3lp I STREET sOUTHwisT, AND
IIahnlEE HowsEs ON ALLEY In REAR. -FOUR
On MEpNEsDAY. MARCH SECOND. 1892, AT
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. We viii sell, in
s snS &c ct sas Prsn,,ss I0ss "a o. o and q
brick dwellings,. rooms and modern ccnysniencss
four rooms each alley in rear
Terms; One third Of the purchase money 70 Do paid
casn balance IN oue and two years. notes bear in
seasst = per cent psr snna payable semannualy
sold. or all cash. IT the option the purchsser de-
post o. eIO0 on each house will be required at time
q sale Coayeysacfng, &C.. cost Of purchsser
Terms Of sale TO Be complied with 6ftesu days from
day OF sale otherwse the right reserved TO resell the
property q risk AUD cost Of the purchsssr
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
ts2uoSos 9Th and d sta a. y.
THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED ON AC-
count o. the incsmsnt weather until TUESDAY.
mh3-dkds = r
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THE MoDUs vIvENDr.
Lord Salisbury Unwilling to Renew II, hut
Proposes . Substitute.


Proposes . Substitute.
The fact was developed today that the au-
thorities here had received notice that Lord
Salisbury was unwilling, while the arbitration
proceedings in the Boring sea dispute are pend
ing, to renew the modns vivendi Of last year.
He is said to be willing, however, to take
the necessary steps for putting . stop during
the approaching season to miscellaneous deep
sea seal fishing within thirty miles of the
Pribyloff islands 1t was impossible to learn
at the State Department today the precise na-
ture OF the substitute proposed by Lord Sails
bury.
1t is probable that this information received
from London will shorten President Harrison's
stay at Virginia Beach and that he will prob
ably return to Washington on Saturday instead
OF on Monday ss he had contemplated
At the State Department today it was said
thatthe news Of Lord Salisbury's action had
presumably been furnished at the foreign Office
IN London. The propriety of making It public
was questioned, though its truth was practi-
cally confirmed.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AUCTIoNEERs-
L POSTPONED sale Of Ash wharf-office Of the Com
lIisspners OF the District of Columbia. WASHINGTON
March =. ls92-No.ice is hereby given that TUES-
DAY. MARCH EIGHTH. 1892, at THREE O'CLOCK
NJ, on street betwesn Seventh and Ninth streets
northwest in front of the sh stalls Of Center) WASH
ington Market, all rights and privileges granted
allowed by the laws of the corporation OF Washington
to wharves docks the landing cleaning
and sale of fish in the city of Washington. will be sold
one year. and no wharf or dock shall be deemed eli
gbe unless situated ut some point the north side
the Potomac river between Eleventh east and
Fourteenth street Terms sl0U TO be paid the
day Of the SALE aud the residue 70 be laid within ve
days from the day OF the sale By order Of the beard
Of CommissioneEs, District o. Columbia. J. W.
DOUGLASS, ]. w. ROSS, W. T. kOSSELL, Com
uinsiOnera ID. G. mh3-af
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Another "Break" by the Kaiser.
The Cologne Gazette is to be prosecuted for
Iese majestic for publishing an article comment
ing in a dismal manner upon Emperor
Williams Brandenburg speech. This prose-
cution, it is claimed, will tend to in
crease the feeling which 10 slowly but surely
arising against tho emperor, and it may be
looked upon as another Of the "bad bresks'
he has recently made.
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RArOLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Aqssscaser.:

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE On NINTH STREET BETWEEN d
STREET AND MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
EAST, BEING HOUSES No. 400 AN ID as NINTH
STREET. BY AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH srvENrH.
1882. 1t HALF-PAST FOUE O'CLOCK Nc WIN Ell
SUB LOTS IS AND S.
IN SQUARE No. 0y7.
Lot IS fronts 10 fee 9TH By the depth sbsreof
and basement brick house. containing rooms. "a
and AZ modern improvementss and 10 house No. 4O9
foot Alley IN az rear and lSoot alley the aide,
AL modern convenisnces. aud a No. 4.5 Boeh
housss Are compleie IN every ds,sf have porchss
Terms Of sale on each houss: Onefourth cash: bal
In two and three With ct the rte
Of per cent per annum. semi annually ma -
cured By deed Of trust the premises sod or All cssh
hundred dollars REQUIRED q the sine Of sale Terms p
= n ~ n.ssa csys g the 7eht = rsesyd
chaser e purchasers. AZ ecavsyunepg. gscScd6s9,
fsS5dxds kxTcEiFfk Darn 3 90. Ana.
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A Gssherius Of Pos,m.s,.r..

On Wednesday the postmssters in charge o!
for;y-four of the larges, post Offices Of the
country will meet At the Post Office Depart
ment upon the invitation Of the Postmaster
General aud the first assistant The first
meeting of this kind was held during the pres
enI administration, some two years ago The
object Is TO consider matters of interest in the
administration OF the postal service and to
suggest practical Improvements 1t was foun,l
that the former meeting was valuable not only
70 the postniasters but to the department, and
il nothing elss Is accomplished tine postnas tiers
are brought in personai contact with the officers
Of the department.
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THE COURTS.

Counr n GENIAL Chief J,istice Btsd.
- hd,A and Judges Coz aud James.
Ysstsrdey-Ignatius Nau (habeas corpus); ar.
gued and submitted. Cochran agt Blout; do.
EoUrrY CouRr-yudes Hagnsr.
Yssterday-Bsrgsr agt Herbert; distribution
under receivers third report ordered STAPLES
sgt. 6sligsop; John r. Bale allowed 70 inter.
venV. Cake agt Richmond; reference 10 aud-
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|, Aro11rFE, pARR Z CO., AUcTIoNEaRs.

nATcL1FFE, DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEhRs.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK HOUSE. MODERN IMPROVE
MINIS. TWELVE ROOMS, NO. soc TWENTY.
ElkST STREET NORTHWEST,
BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAR @ Il
NINTH. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, Ne WIZ
oder Tor sale. In front Of the premises,
LOT Is,
SQUARE "a,
Fronting r. SO feet ct st. ". and running back
los feet d inches to an alley; improved by large
3story brick house. y rooms. With all modern fm-
provemsnts This property 10 eiigiby situated in one
Of the mos. fashionable sections of the north west.
The houas Will b open for inspection early day Of
sale.
Terms OF sale: One-thtrd cash. the balance in ona
two and three ysars q Per cent Per annuna, payable
erty sod all cash. ct the Option Of the purchaser
deposit 81 wv required st the time Of sAe II the
the day Of sale right resell the property
the and costUf the defsultng purchaser 1--WE
days advertisement Of such resale wspaper
published IN NAsbinxton, D. c. All coaveyancing
mhl-d&ds RATCLlFFE. DARk co. ,Aucts.
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Condscated for Crlticising tho Kaiser.
The Berlin police have confscated the issue
OF the Frankfurter Zeitung Of March on .
charge Of iese majestic. The ofense consisted
in commenting upon the emperor's Branden-
burg speech In . manner offensive to the su-
thorities.
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iowa saloon Men Indictad.

Iowa Saloon Men Indicted.
Another bombshen has been exploded in the
camp Of the Fort Dodge, Iowa. saloon men,
The grand jury returned indictments against
eleven Of them. charging them with violation
Of the state laws Civil injunction suits are
pending against many OF the same parties
This was the drst session Of tbs new grand fury.
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To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In the account Of the congressional proceed
ings l observe slight disagreement on the part
Of some Of our legislators to facts relative to
school matters. II Mr.. Breckenridge doubts
the truth Of Mr.. Hendsrson's statement con.
corning the inequality OF the salaries Of the
men and the women principals in the public
schools, let their names and salaries be printed
side by side, that not only Mr.. Breckenridge.
but all those with power to amend be CON
WINGED OF the truth.
There 10 another little injustice which Mr..
Henderson did not mention-thst Of the clause
in the recent appropriation bills providing for
q liked number Of teachers at . stated salary.
which results oftentimes In the teachers being
required TO do the work Of the next higher
class while receiving the salary of the lower
Notice the cut in the average salary Of the
teachers Compare that with the average sal
airy of the other working people here and draw
conclusions JUSTICE
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Stole Her Love and Her jewels.
Carl Augustus Sampson, known a. the
American Hercules, while performing at the
Royal Aquarium In London . few weeks ago.
won thslovs Of pretty Mrs. Margaret Bernstein.
When he left for America he took, she claims,
. number Of her jewels. Yesterday he was ar
raigned in the Wsstminstsr police court charged
with the crime.
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A Romance Of Crime in knsland.

A Romancs Of Crime In England.
walter selwyn, said to be one Of The most
clever crooks In the world, was rsmsndsd
yesterday in London for hearing on Monday,
charged with couspiring to dsfrsud Geo. ".
bchean Of ESQ. This 70 . Continuation Of the
case known a the great bond" robbery, one
Of the romances Of crime In England.
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PROFESSIONAL.

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given Can be consulted at her parors. yo4 New Aork
ave. NV. Inhl-lw'
NINE. BKOokE Tkl-Ls ALL The FNINIs or
AVA hfe All 6esiness CON 1dential. Ladies' and sen-
tielnen. - cents each. Hours "a - r.. M 20
LIST. bet LIST and North Capitol sta. n fel5-lm'
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
ADVERTISING caIrN oy ant. astrOlo-er and medium IN
syht keyeals Lluden ms stsfIes, recONers lUsi %
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RATcLIFFE DARs . CO.. Auc.,ons.r, -

R ATCLIFFE DARR . co.. Auctioneer.,
~ 02U PA. AVE. NV.
EXECUTORS SALE BE AUCTION OF THE TEN
ROOM FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NO. 3Sl a
street N0kTHEAsT.
Under and by yirtu. of the last viii and testament
OF Martha 4. Wilson Will offer for sale. by public
suction. IN front o. the premises, TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. MARCH EIGHTH. lS&2. q HALF
Lof 3. IL SQUARE 7ss.
fronting twenty feet on street north, next 10 the
corner Of eth st. with depth eAghty-nvs feet
with three-foot private alley q tsnfoot public
Alley and improved by tsn-room frame houss COZ
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash. the balance In one
and two Year, from the date Of Aae the deferred pay
num- psys6is .eIi-snnn aliy. and 70 Be- secured BY
ops,on Of the purchaser. dspost of goo required
q the tins Of ssle Al couvsysncing rscording BE-.
aesn days the RIGHT rssrysd 20 ssSsll the
Ses,sy g s s ~ I'd osss Of - e.aus,as Rus
10 ssy eassss'~ ''s'siaE r w wlfdheEass g..
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An Emerrency Hospital for 0sorxetoxn.

An Emergency Hospital for Georgetown.
To the Editor OF The Essuio1 Star;
For . long time Georgetown has been In need
Of an emergency hospital, and now that the old
seventh precinct station 10 TO be vacated the
citizens think il could be no more wisely used
than by turning it into a temporary asylum 70,
the suddenly afflicted All those 10 the West
End who by accident or otherwise are made snb.
iects for a hospital are, through the absence
Of such building. forced to endure for two
miles the !olts end jars Of . patrol
dition- Those Who advocate the establish.
ment OF such place have examined the above
mentioned building and say that for two or
three hundred dollars il could be suitably ar
ranged for the purpose. number Of the
prominent citizens win take steps toward OBJ
tanning the station for emergency cases II.
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The national state skating races were held
over quarter-mile course on Muchattoes
is'Re, Newburgh. N. Y, yesterday. The ice was
poor and the time made was slow. Summaries
Of the result: Quarter mile race-Joe Donoghue,
r1sdames A. Donoghue, 2; Howard P. Moshier
OF Storm King, N. u, s. Elmer Simpson of
Newburgh, 4. One mile race-Joe Donoghue,
!: Howard P. Moshier, 2; James A. Donoghue,
3: Geo. w. Mead, Mattewan. N. Y. 4; Jacob
Calhoun of Newburgh, 5. Five mile race-Joe
Donoghue, l; Howard p. Moshier, 2; Jacob CAL
houn. 8; James A. Donoghue, 4.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to George John Helwig and
Annie X. weitzel; Charles F. Parmeis Of Brook
lyn, n Y. and Bertha A. Anderson Of Clyde,
Han; Charles Q. Rawlings and Emily, J.
barnard
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer,,
F" loOl ID st., opposite Pa ave.
We have Just received consignment Of 200 cases Of
japanese Bric-a Brsc with imperative instructions
from the importers to close this CONSIGNMENT ire
spective Of cost OF importation.
To conform these instructions We shal offer this
entire stock at PUBLIC AUCTION, at our Sales
Room.
1901 STREET. OPPOSITE PENNsyLvANIA
AVENUE,
Commencing WEDNESDAY. MARCH SECOND,
lsy2. At ELEVEN A. NJ. and THREE p. NJ, contin-
inuins daily at same time and place until this entire
took is disposed Of
This stock consists Of an Immense and magnificent
list Of
ANTIQUE and MODERN sATSUMA. THAN.
IMARY and TOXIC WARE in VASES. coRos.
JARS. PUNCH and SALAD BOWLS, PLATES,
CUPS and sAUCERs. TEA and TETE-A-TETE
SETS. &c. &c. ALSO GoLD-EMBRoIDERED
PANELS. 2. 3 and 4-FoLD SCREENS. HAND
sOMELY EMBROIDERED IN BIRDS AND
FLOWERS. ALSO BRONZE PLAQUES. TRAYS.
CLOCKS. &C. IVORY CARVINGS. SILK
sHAwLs. HANDkERCHIEFs and . variety Of
articles too numerous to mention
These goods positively to b sold 70 the highest
bidder without limit or reserve.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 CO..
fs2slm l0ol st.. OPP. Pa. ave.
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coRBETT AND CHoYNsKf TO FIGHT.
Nxw ORLEANS, March I'm the Merchant
Club Of this city, At 2 o'clock this morning, Q
match was arranged between Corbstt and
Choynski for $1,000 side.
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Petlsions for the south Capitol stree, nridx

Petitions FOR the South Capitol Street Bridge.
A meeting Of the South Capitol Street Bridge
Association was held yesterday. at which it WAS
decided to circulate among the country dis
tr,cts for signatures petitions favoring the pro-
posed bridge. said petitions to contain the
newspaper accounts Of the recent mass meeting
held IN the interest OF the movement Messrs.
Victor Boyer, Henry 5. Holley and Il. B. Howl
son were appointed a committee to nominate
officers to be elected at the meeting Of the as
soeiation on Thursday next A committee was
also appointed to draft q set Of resolutions on
the death Of the late president Of tue associa-
ton, Mr.. A X Browne. Judge Blackburn and
Mr.. W H. Matehett addressed the meeting In
memory OF Mr. Browne.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer,.

OUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
k r. As 10. $40 II STREET NoRTH%E hHf'
trc yr.Is Of decree q the surrens Court o. the Ds
rs III issi "a Die I e q %
pr and RsSs
as of +, -four.
forming the east boundary Of said lot fourteen li4
Yen 90 inches thence east fseen us feet and thence s
, Sa way Fs sa
}Sr puonc alley, together with the improvements
Terms one-third cash. balance in equal
cen; interest Payable annually and TO Be secured
Sy assa OF Hs. on premises or all cash a, option q
Conysyancinx &c 9. purchaser. cost, Terms to be
serve ,hs right resell tie property at the riss and
hENRY TisE GARRETT. Trustee.
C0iu xSnR tsW BUILDING ding tl6 ~ 49, nv
fs1l-d6ds Corner ~ ST. and La. ave.
~. swTaE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on Ac-
the day q MaRcI qss same soai
and E.aiss hhSSkkf WISE + bGskk
RADCLIFFE. DARR { Co Apct,oneers.
vALgABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on L
sfhkETs btINa ho1sk 70 sS5 tsG fREE4
NORTHWEST, BY AUCTION
: fSSa S aeHoaK
will sell. in front of the premises,
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 1, SQUARE 525.
100 feet.
This property is New jersey avenue the electric
cars. the belt the street market and in neigh
borhood that is rapidly advancing in value.
Terms OF sale: Over and above incumbrance Of
81 TO be paid in cash. all cash. at the option of
the purchaser deposit Of 900 required at the time
OF sale All conyeyaRcing RECORDING &c. At the cost
Of the purchaser. Terms to he complied with in If
teen days from the day of SALE the right resell
fe26-d6ds kATCLlFfE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts.
tvTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED on &C.
count Of the storm until FRIDAY. MARCH FOURTH.
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. In front of the premises.
mh2d&ds RATCLitFE, DARR L CO., Aucts
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
IMPROVE BIZ 2-STOkY FRAME HOUSE ON
TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN II AND s.
OPPOSlIE SENATOR SAMYERs RESIDENCE,
WEST.
We will sell at auction on FRIDAY THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1897, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M lot No % square / 10
rear. ' "
Terms: One third cash balance in one two ana three
years, secured BY deed of trust, ct q per cent
kATCLIFFE, DARR 4 Co
tszco6os Auctionee1.
"THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC
count OF the rain until TUESDAY, MAkCH FIRST
same hour aud place.
kATcLIFFE. pARR 4 CO.,
tez1-o6os Auctfoneerx
THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Poaed on account OF the rain until SaTIJRDAY
MARCH FIFTH. came hour and place
o RATCLlHfE, DARR CO.,
aihz-dSds Auctioneers
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Real Estate Matters.

Fl. W. Seymour has purchased of Guy H.
Whiting ct al. for SIS. FOG. 65. lot O. block "a
C,.t; u;t.
- ~ 49,. ,,. H.. 90 .oo -,
Esther T., morning hHs oousn' ~. so,ooO OF
Annie II. Pangborn, sub l4S, b. 3 SUB OF G. b. .
sub of Pleasant Plains.
f. Wheeler Mackintosh has purcbased for
%. 900 OF Euuice c. SCOTS sub lots ~ and "a
Gass' subdivision of Taylor's subdivision Pleas.
snt pIo;na ~
Lucy b. Gibson has purchased Of L. d. Stone
for IS. $50 sub G6. SQUARE 723 fronting M feet
on Nassachusetts avenue between lat and 9d
streets northeast
WIN. KimmelI has bought for 80 04a o. OF
If. GRAY lots 70 g 10 and 20 sonare 10sa-15i
feet 4 inches by III feet inches ON i7tb and
ID s.ree.s southeast
]. II. GRAY has purchased for eli 500 DIVA
Kimmen lot IA and part IS. SQUARE rs fronting
40 feet 10 inches on Dist street between x and T
streets northwest. -
Hugh II. Morgan has bought for a. 500 q, r.
" uand,, .,h 800 o,,s 40 no - % % n -
feet on Il between 9th and 10th strests north.
west
The Anplo-American Comnanv nin;,e5, WA
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Champion Fulford Beaten.

Champion Wing Shot Fnlford's colors trailsd
in the dust at Watson's Park, Chicago. yester-
day. C. W. Budd of Des Moines stripped Full
ford Of the high honors he recently won in the
east and he did not have to work hard to do II.
Fuiford showed lack OF judgment He killed
forty-one. OF his first fifty and forty of his
ond batch showing his nerve does not stand by
him on the home stretch. The score was: Budd,
50; Fulford, 81. Budd grassed his last forty
five birds without miss
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IN And OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Proposed Mitchell-sulllvan Fight

Charley Mitchell, the puglist, said last night
that he wanted to have another fight with Sui
hvan, and that he would bet 81, 900 on himself.
A telegram from New Orleans with reference
to Mitchelrs challenge and the willingness of
the Olympic Club to hang up a purse was
shown Sullivan at st. Paul last evening. The
champion is suffering from a terrible cut on
his right arm, inflicted by a piece Of window
pane through which he dashed his hand dur
ing his recent spree.
why isn'tSlsvin put up instead Of MitchellP''
was the query.
II don't believe Mitchell means business, for
it is not in him to be square about anything,
but on the theory that he does, I'll say this: II
the Olympic Club will put up purse Of s25, 600
I'll fight Mitchell for 1t if he will bet $40 600 on
the side the fight to come of the last week in
August or the first in September. Iwould pre-
fer TO meet Slavin because he is the better
man, but I'll meet Mitchell only to end his
talk. ! may meet Slavin yet il the niger
doesn't kill him. I don't care for title Of
champion. but do want to lick any foreigner
that comes to fight on American soil"