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In the Schneider murder trial yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Taylor, the professional nurse
in attendance upon Mrs, Schneider, concluded
her testimony. Mrs. Taylor stated, despite the
objections of the defense. that Mrs Schneider
informed those about her bedside that she and
her brother stood facing her husband. with
their backs to the north; that her husband
fired at her from in front. and that her brother
had no pistol Mrs. Taylor also stated that DIR.
Foster gave Mrs. Schneider injections of
morphia the night of the shooting every two
hours; that they we're mostly given on the lef:
arm. and that while she slept much that night
her sleep was a very troubled one.
At the conclusion of Mrs. Taylors testimony
Judge Wilson moved to strike out all Of it
which had reference to statements made bv the
deceased concerning the shooting The motion,
however, was promptly overruled.
The last witness examined was James A.
Burgess of Culpeper. Va. and his testimony
was the most sensational yet given. 1t was
given In a sharp, emphatic manner, and was
heard with the greatest interest
MR.. JAMES A. BURGESS
Mr.. Burgess stated that he was the proprietor
of the Waverly Hotel at Culpeper, Va, and re-
membered that little before noon Sunday the
oath day of January, 1892. two Young men, who
had Just arrived by train from Washington, en-
tered his hotel and registered.
District attorney-Do you see either Of those
young men here?
The witness-Yes. sir There he is (pointing
out the prisoner) sitting over there.
District attorney-Have you the register OF
your hotel with you?
The witness producing it)--Yes. sir.
District attorney--What names did they reg
lister?
The witness examining the book)-Jos. B.
Thomas and A. kempstone OF Washington,
ID. c.
The witness then stated that they remained
until after dinner and that about 5 O'Clock the
following Friday evening. January %. the same
two Young men again registered Mt the hotel
under the same names They were assigned
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Biggest Umbrella in the World.

FIOfll me Dfy NOOtIs tIIFONlcle-
1t Is said that The biggest umbrella in the
world has been made for the use of West Afri-
can King. The umbrella, which can be closed
n the usual manner. is twenty-one feet in d.
ameter. and is affixed 70 polished mahogany
staff of the same length. The canopy is made
India straw. and has y score of straw tassels
aud border of crimson satin. On the ton is
2gne-shaped straw ornament. which terminates
Ia gilded cone. When in use the umbrella il
fixed in the ground, and under its shelter the
king - able TO entertain thi.ty guests ct dinner
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON SIXTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN r AND Q STREETS
NOR INVEST, IMPROVED BY A FRAME
HOUSE. KNOWN AS No. 1872 SIXTEENTH
STREET, BY AUCTION.
On WrDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWEEN
TY-Tn1RD. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. We
will offer tor sale. in front Of the premises.
LOT II,
SQUARE $50,
Fronting % feet inches 10Th st. by depth Of ITO
feet to alley.
This property should command the attention of par
ties in search Of a valuable building one of the
most fashio nable sections of the northwest.
Terms VI sale: One-third cash. the balance in one
and two years. y per cent per annun, payable semi
annually. secured by deed Of trust on the proper0
sold, all cash, at the option of the purchaser
of 500 ulred at the time safe II the
sale not piled with fifteen days tine day
OF sale right reserved to resell the property the
and cost of the defsung urchaser after ve lays ad
vertlselnent OF such lesale in newspaper pub
!ished i'll WASHINGTON, d. c. All conyeyanclng and
recording at the cost of the purchaser
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
NH h-lE
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uhlc-lM'
| AriAIH . SLOAN. AaS"0Hss''. ,.c7 a ,,,,.,

VERY VALUABLE THREE-sToRY. ATTIC AND
EASEMENT PREssk Derrick RESIDENCE
No 826 = flLfr. BETWEEN NINTH AND
IgNrH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUc-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY.
FIhsT, 1882 q HALF-PAsr POUR O'CLOCK in
front the rreinises. shall sell the 20 feet
front. with cepth Of vSh feet. of part OF IT, in
square xss. infrcved by threestory tAseInent and
attic pressed-lr1ck reeidence containing IL roslun
bath room. &C. No. 9e6 street nortnM Tina .
valuable property. the post ofilce lnldinx
18th strees and lennsys avenue. I'm tho
Of business that section. can readily -
Terms; one-third cash. halzncs In one and I've
years WIN notes barring interers and secured 10y ds
corthna Jsurplsasrs cost- 1hres hundred dollrrs
depos1t relozr~d NJ the time Of rHia Title perlS1
Shout the ssrss oL sAis b. not eonpted VITA ~ -
day. tes pro. ery nag h rs.o.d e Fl.k sf1 ga .
mG4oo AnnehnMA.
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneeo.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NOS. 4I6 AND AIS THIRD
sIkEhI NORTHEAST: Az AICTWN,
at hALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. we will sell,
in front of the premises. lot in orutchets subd-
vision of square fronting - tine west side
Of % 81. between ST. and Mass. ave- by average
depth Of about 80 ieet improved by two comfortable
tao-sory BRICK dwelling houses, Nos 4l6 and 4lS id
st.
Terms cash. A deposit of 800 required at time Of
sale ConveyancnR and recording at cost of purchaser
IL terms OF not complied with within days
the executor the resell risk aud cost
o: faultng purchaser
mhlG-dkds GEORGE vONEIFF Executor
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BOARD.
yersity Medical School," he continued. s.fifteen
years ago, but have been in the government
employ since 1873"
Turning toward Judge Wilson the witness
said: Il think you are very disrespectfu sir. "
Judge Wilson-Ah! In what manner, doc
tor?
Dr. Foster-In your manner, sir. You speak
so loud.
Judge wilson--You seemed to be hard OF
hearing, doctor.
DIR. Foster, leaving the stand-It was entirely
uncaIied for, sir.
MISS HAMLISK RECALLED.
Miss Jennie Hamink was then recalled and
further questioned concerning the incidents OF
the evening when her father heard of the mar
riage. She stated that the defendant went out
OF the house first aud was followed by her
brother and sister; that her father went to the
door and that the defendant as he went turned
and said: IN shoot you both"
Cross-examined--Ni Witness said she looked
out of the second story window because
she was afraid the defendant would hur,
some one. Her father was naturally angry,
but she didn't hear her brother say any.
thing. nor did she hear her sister say
that they had been lawfully married. She did
hear her sister say there was marriage Ger.
nhcate. She said that as the de feniant went
down the outside steps wituess' brother Frank
was with him and her father went down the
steps after them.
-. CLINTON zANLlrx.
Clinton Hamlink, a youag n.an Of about sew
entesn or eighteen, the brother Of MIRA Schnei
der, was next called. and tossihed that 1T tn.
81 !
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Had the Best of Them.

Had the Best of Them.
From the Indianapolis Journal.
Lawyer-"well, we got the best Of them this
time. You have been sentenced to ninety nine
years in prison.
Convict-"Ninety-nin years.! Why, III be
dead before have served half of it
Yes; that is where you get the best Of EN-. -
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4 ATIMER I SLOAN. Aucfloneers

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 1lth day Of
August. A d. 1891. and recorded August the l!sh,
1891. in Lioer 1910. folio 135. .kc.. OF the land
records Of "a the District Of GO rph. We VIII ssl
II n. OF sne premses. SUP lot llS sQrsre lOsl. a.
improved BY two,story brick dxslling SAFE . n.ks
r. N.
Terms: One third cash, balance rs.,onsb,e tim, 20
sutt purchaser deferred paynents TO be secured BY
note beer1nx per cent utsrest nom day Of sele
deed OF trust upon this property purchased 600 DE-
postt required q sale. ~ u i = ~
Thta, The twelfth day q Narch, l0oR. u d.
" x xSS6ebbfif TIL & taHhsl1saj5 n.''.
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JUDGE WILSON EXAMINES THE PISTOL. Is
the 21st of the same month. Ialso receive a
note from Ms mother about the same time.
both OF which notes destroyed. Notes
from Schneider to his vito , were
then handed to witness, who, after inspecting
the handwriting. stated thar both the notes
which she received from the defendant and his
mother we're in the same handwriting a. thoss
just handed to her in COURT. Ny sister u but
seventeen or eighteen. wrote 70 my mother
and my sister was called home u
CroN. exalained-Thsrs was An interyal sbe-
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J. HoLDsw0RTH GoRpox. Trustees.
mhiS-lNCs $50 y 81. "A.
VTM. LowENTnAL. Auctioneer.
ASSIGNMENT sIroocE or NEw FURNITURE AT

N''In.N VIZ 7 : IfN n OF NV FIkNITIkE AT
PUBIC AUCTION.
Soinn.encinr MONDAY MORNING MARCH
iNEN IN 1 lESl. At I'm O'CLogk, 4 will oaer for
"a" the contents of tie rtor-- aud Sl3 .th
street nofthgts II. comvrss,ng-
b. au!isAed tax aud Walnut Bed Room Suites 10
iarinr suites. - HoiiShed tlAk and Walnut side
gn1ids. Hal Racks. kNtrnslon aud Fancy Tab "a.
.a.e AhJ LEATHER s.ai Chairs. LOO nni chAir-,
,ah anl va ON Roc6ers OAK aud Walnut Gym
ger pnSks aud booGcasss. LADIES Desks. Bnr.ler.d
neNei anu Body Brussels Carpets, Is-,isf-nd..
Beiiinz. Nlr. Cots. aud VARIETY OF other articles
~ tie same line. NM. LONEN lHAL.
Ant
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Islo Nex yori svs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE 40. I'D
rorRTH STREET NORTHEAST

BY virtue Of deed OF trust. recorded In ixbsr
No laS fooJ9 ct sea.. one of the land records Tor
tie Istrst OF Columbia. anu at the request of
party secured thereby. will oner for sale IN frnt
OF tss prem yrs on h ~, Tina iMENIh.
FIVE OcLoCkP N; the follow ng described PROP
10 wit All OF oi % Augustus Jays spbdIss on u
certain square TO - tue 10 records. 10
Book T. H. X pare ~. os tbesaryeyor's ON of the
Di,tr,ct Of uIba. sold sublct u two 60
deeds OF trust 20 secure the sum Of Si.s2o and
terest. =
Terms: Cash in exces. OF said deed Of trust eco
det.o,it Al tuip sale. Terms he complied with -
cost " the defauiyng purchaser after days
FRANK L. CALHOUN r..-
uhle-lOfs JOHN L. BIN ron, ir1sss
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Gen. Barrios yesterday took possession Of Il
presidency OF Guatemala.
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JOHN b. LARNTR. Trustee.
,.,-.-- .--- -. Adams building. 1879 81.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers. nll,i.its
II ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 c.. AUcTIoNEERs.
~ go Ia. IA.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE M. 0la u IREEr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkoPhkIf. BEING HOUSE M. 81. u ; lREEr
SOl IHMEsT
By virtue a Deed Of trust dated December ~ A
ID. lsO. and recorded in LITER No. 49, iolio "a. et
OF the ano records the Dstrl,f of Column
Oa, and at the reQd.st THE party secured thereby
the undersigned Will offer tor sale IN frtt u
the premises, On MEDNESDAl. the 1ITlHTIt III
DAY or MAhCa. A ID. lsis2. at HALf-FASr FOUR
OtLOCh NJ. by public auction. the follow de-
scriled real estate situate N tue tliy of Nasion
District OF Columbia. ana known aud bsing Part a
lots Numbered twenty two (ssJ, tlIr-e t.D and
twenty Tuur CD nv b. Told and Others, suisliNs-
ion Of square numbered four hundred aud sixty
t4Il said subdivision II recorded the OH, tie
surveyor OF said Distinct IN Book H. iaase .zsi ts-
ginning on ID street nj the northeast
twenty 1.-TWO ca. theme south hfts-n alley
seventy lsu feet ten tlO) inches thence twenty
three t2 feet thence north seventy
inches. the widths lots twenty twenty
and twenty -FOUR thence ID twenty
CD ieet To the beginning. improved 10y . RAJ
dwelling house known No Gag A West.
Terms: sold suu1et 10 deei uf Ioan
of ss.Uo0. represented by dated Ociol,er "a
lsN. due Octoer II. lss.i with per iniers
seini-ainuAy laiailce m casa. deposit uf 300
qulred time sale II tie sale arr not
complied with ten days the reserve the
ngilt TO resell at the rsk the ultInx
purchaser.
LENJAMIN +; LEIGHTON, rru.,..
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucrionesrs

PROVED kEAH EsfarH tsp1f AN9 gH FOR
81 aE Mhs H
IS 5Fi FR eaFi FAss IL FRONT Of EACH FiEcE
BY 81 e. the IS, will and Of
District in Viii Book No - folio isl will offer Tor
Uses tie ioowng described real estate tsll situated
the county OF Washington. District of Columbia at
Hsi tr DAY
all that certain piece parcel Of land lying and Icing
in the county and District aforesaid being part
the same at boundstone the line Of David Shoe
maker on the plat Of survey made April II. A d.
running north ). degrees east 6.io perchss to the
81 Sh @
ing said pike south 66s degrees west, 81 perces
thence. leaving said road north IS degrees east Il 10
.roods and IL rercbes Of land more or less being the
pSSpsSys ~ S sss By to .hs
May 30 A. d. 1866. and April IA. 1866, and recorded
Libsr No. ass, folio So and I5er No. Sos at iolio
4O2, TO which reference IS hereby had and made
proved by frame dwelling house. barn ana outbuild-
And on the same day a. half-p.s. four t4:sW
scriOed properly to wit: All that piece parcel OF
spa bs IN a the f g
tract OF land called triendshp" beginn ny for the
60l 100 percies measured ona course south rs de-
east from the third estone said pike. and
from thence running south 49, degrees east Is
perches the county road commonly cal ed the belt
road thence with said belt road north lSs degrees
east perches thence leaving Sid road south "a
desrees west persh.s to s.id Hook pike thence
to the beginning. containing eight less.
excepting, however, thsrefronl about one-half an
his lifetime to Annie C. Paxton 6y deed recorded in
the records Liber No. 1855, a folio 80 being
Samuel ". Queen by Jonathan buchanan by deed re-
corded in the same records IN Liber No 731 at folio
lSO, to which reference is hereby had and made.
of the real estate Of which the said samuel Queen died
seized and possessed.
Terms Of sale tor each Of the pieces of propeay:
from the day of sa.e all cash. option Of the
the real sod and to draw interest
per per annum Five hundred (&5UO) dbl
s o p n e s.
fail to comply with the terms Of sale within DAY.
resell the risk and cost the defauting purchaser
All convsyancins and recording a the pgEchaser's
E1ecutrix under the last will and testament OF
Samuel queen, deceased.
For inrther niormston and plat Of above pieces Of
property inquire OF CHAPLIN BROWN.
! fs23-dkds No. 1913 ~ 1t. nv. Washinxton. D. q.
rs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac
s TXHca sTvHSfESSrG. H. sasr AL
EIecu,rix under the last vii and Testament Of
samuel Queen. deceased. mhl2-dkds
ZION ACCOUNT OF THE SNOW STORM TIN
TWISTIT m a,I, DAY OF MARcH. IS; iss. !.
g1ATINER SLOAN Aucfloneerr
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ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee,
mhlod&ds 1920 New York ave. n. "
RATCLIFFE. DARR co. :. AucnOnssrs.
III 80 Pa ava q ".

~ 92U Pa ava n ".
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
SITE. IMPRuvEp BY A Two-sTORY FRAME
HFSSTE is Rs "NiI fkEkr st oIrosI HI
sENAIoE sAWYkRs ELEGAnl kEsIpp6NcEE.
WEST. BIZ AUCTION. -...
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON NAkCa -TwENIn,,
sell By public auction. IN front q the preniasss
LOT No -
Havine frontage OF q lest by tle depth thereof 70
public alley. most desirable lot in the best section
Terms Of sals: Onsshird cash. balance In one. too
and thrs yearH occurred By deed Of trust ON the PROV
sod bearing It the rate Of pr cent PEI
I'm dSuussf - 10 An convvy sncinx BE-, q pur-
chasess eoet- Tsrms 10 - complied with ~ nassso
siiS.Siss 1xTdiiS1R. DARa 90. A.ss..
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WEEKs q co. AuctIon-er..

CONTINUATION OF SALE OF FINE CHINESE.
JAPANESE AND O1HER ART MAkfS. i:hli
SSnhoS<Lt Nn ilI sAlukDAl AfreR-
AND EkENINGs Al sEyEN PM, AND
fEhhh DAY MKT WIN. SAM HOURS.
SDME OF THE NEST GOODS REMAIN TO
~ SOLD bLAuIIiuL Iyokr CARvINGs,
OTHER NAsks AND ORNAMENTS. Sc.. &C.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
EECTS CONSlGNf n BY PRIVATE PARTIES
TO BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT OJE
SALES ROOM. COl.NlR ENTH STREET AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, To-
MORROW MORNING. COMMENCING Al TEN
O'CLOCK.
FIVE PARLoR SUITES FROM MANUFACTURER.
ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITES.
LARGE GLASS SHOW CASE
No rosfponement on account % the weather.
Terms cash
Ii WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Auc,ionecr..
I ATIMER SLOAN. AuctIoneers,
IL l4oT 6 street
ELEGANT VICTORIA. NELIeMATcHED KEN.
TGCkY BAY TEAM, SIDE-BAR BUGGY
BLooDFD BAY TEOrTIN0 HORSE. WITH
D0UBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. FOR BOTH
VEHICLES, Al AUC HON.
On SATURDAY. MARCH NINETEENTH, 1892
AZ ELN r NJ. at our sales rooms. l4Us End i4Ug q
81. We Will sell tor gent el4an LEAVING the city
Zine victoria. Nearly new. uy Hunter OF Bait
more; pair NcllmaiCbed Rich Kentucky bays
warranted sound, ice years. siNte "A hands. per
feet drivers ANA not sfrssd OF anything. Double
Set ;. p. Harness: splendid S,de-bar Buggy by
Pedigree. fifteen and half hands, six years
sound aud true. not AFRAID of any, thing and
be uaidled by any one, VIII trot IN = 40 OF less.
- perfect horse; st Of S;,ige Harness &c.
Ihe ABOVE o1trts are sad to he as me could be
desired. and We cali par,icGa attention 10 the sale.
LATINEk SLOAN,
mhl.-2t Auct.u
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THE BUSY SENATE.
Quite a Number of Measures Con-
sidered and Acted Upon.
MORE CORRECTING TIE RECORD.
Rep. Williams Complains of the
Speech of His Colleague.
HE Is APoLITICAL MUGwUMP.

But He Does not Like the Way That Species
II Referred in the speech Under Consid-
GRAFTON, rs Edited by Its Author.
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New Y oRK-THE BUcKrseHAM HorE1.
For Permanent and Transient Quests.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
European Ptan)-Fyth Avenue, ISew York.
This deservedly popular: house. situate in the most
fashionable. convenient and healthy locality, with
magnificent dining rooms unsurpassed cuisine. ele-
giant public and private sitting rooms Every modern
Improvement. perfect sanitation and moderate charges
Tarf-single rooms. from 81 to &c per day-doubIs
bed rooms. with bath attached. 60 to GO per day.
Magnificent suites, parlor large airy bed room with
bath and dressing room attached, So and upward per
day. according to size and location.
wETHERBEE / FULLER.
mill f,m.w13t Proprietors.
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ONE PISTOL rRoDUcED.
Testimony Taken I'm the Schneider Muir
der Case Today.

THE pEFEspAST's TRIP TO cuLpEpER TO SEE A
YOUNG LADY WHOM HE HAD MET HERE WITH
OUT plscLosISa THAT HE WAS \ MARRIED
NAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
tpItKE'D ahs.
DUNcASsoN BROS. Aue - 81 n $50.

nUNcASSoN BIOS. Auo.ioneers.
IL sth and ID streets n y.
TRUSTEES SALE or NA..0sBIE UNINPRovED
PtNlEkrA SITUATED N NEM ukNl-
SHIRE ANiNUE BEIMEEN AND SHY Is
Not. ~ PSI. N THE CITY on WASHING
TON. II. O.
By Nstay 81 = DECREE of the supreme Court Of the
Distinct 81 Columbia. PASSED on tue I'll daA % De-
ceniisr ISL. N equity cause No lfhn. We vii .
IN MtDNESpAN. NE THiklltlM DAY Of
~ =. Isl al gao!lc AuctiVn st Hall -fAs
roy lNl.OCk 4. NJ. IA font 81 the fsreini-ss. ut
.e,tered g" n square, nunbcred On. hundre, and
seven seven 40. ~ tls city ~ Washington. u q.
lsr3ns OF sale prs~f!ed ly the decr,e on-third
cash and the halatcs two cquai ln~tallnens. ray
ao m one AMI Two Years from day o. ali carl
az IN" option OF the purchaser The defcrrtu iay.
mes o. ar interest at ger cent and 20 10 sou ed
nF trust upon ire IfuIFffN snl A deposit 81 two
hundrel StD dpats ~ D. required AZ Time % sale
Az oouNcAa Hcing AZ the cust Cd. lursnas-r. ~
t-fnIs ~ SAFE not comp led with "a days the
trustees reserve the rrht % resell the property a the
IsA All to-, OF deiau tiuG pnrchAs-r such fur
ther Adver. isel eut IS they snali tnnk proper.
ANDistM A. LlSCoMH.
kouH. srIHts iu ding. ,
J. HoLDsgORTH GORDON. trustees.
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= BESS1NGER, AUCTlONEER.
Ne WASHiNMTuN HoksE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAk. No. $40 La. AVE.
GREAT SALE OF HORSES. MARES AND
Viii re sold AZ the hazaar. on SATURDAY MORN
ING. MARCH NlNGl EENlH. at len O'CLOCk.
without reese 40 td Horses, Mares and Mu es
In this lot are some very fine drivers good work
horses and several mules. In tins laT1e offering will
he found stock that will suit all purposes And viii lie
sold also several Secondhand Carriages. Buggnes.
Wagons, Harness, &c. s. BENSlS uER,
mh11-ot kucf,pncar
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THE HOU Sc.


The opening o, tie House this morning was
uneyentfuL
few leaves OF absence we're granted and
several Senate bills appropriately referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Heard of Missouri bill
Was passed authorizing the construction Of a
bridge across the Usage river at Warsaw. Mo.
MORE INFORMATION WANTED.
M,. McAillin (Tenn- }. from the committee on
rules, reported back the resolution calling on
tie Secretary of the Treasury for information
ss TO What amount o. acquisitions for payment
under contract CT otherwise for the various
branches Of the public service were prese a;ed
between the 81 and 18th of February for which
warrants or drafts were not issued for payment
prior to March I, 1892 Adopted =. s i
On motion of Mr.. Bushnell (Ws-) resolu-
ton was adopted calling on the Secretary o.
wAr and the Attorney General for information
relative 10 the injury Of governments dams on
~ Mississippi river between the mouth Of the
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TO LAND CABLES

Eppa Hunton OF Virginia and JEFF Chandler
today appeared before the House committee on
foreign and interstate commerce and urged
favorable action on a bill to give the Campagnie
franchise du Telegraph de Paris a New York
permission to land cable on the shore OF
South Carolina and also on the shore of y,r-
ginia near Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18
! TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY,
l. No lHg NEM HANPsHIBE ANENIE H.
MIN N AND y STREETS NORTHWEST,

lndsr and Uy virtue of a decree pissed M,rrb ?
lSt IN equity cans No l3Si of the supreme cont
81 q q District of Columbia. wherein the ingtsu
Loan ana Trust COMPANY. administrator. IS rsgln-
T.s,uant and lhunas \. Hammond 1T a ar. isfend-
ants the unaeIsl mel wi offer 81 ~ thu highest
bader on FRIDAY, March ElGHTEENTE. A d.
lSsf-. AZ HALf-PASI tOl X OCl.Oyk Z. NJ. u frout
u Toe lrelnises az OF lot nuniiere. Unity sewn tIs
excepting the south tour ana onehaf a ~ m hes hr
the d~th OF sad lot. q. Iunuiuyialt- nh
DIVISION Of lot e la x. A. Jarkson trustees -ule-
vision Of original lot "a. aud others N squar.
ninety nine crD, ns said 1rsi lS.ntou.d subiiNlsion
l. re oried IN ocr OF the surveyor District
OF Co unbla ln'bOok l3. rage l6
Terms OF sale bue thin Il 4: purchase An
anu tie balance IA two equal instalinsnts ay a. re-
sltctNeiy in sih and fweiNe III sale
Win interest AZ sis per csBtum ger unnum
O. sale said lnstallhehts 10 le reIHeseIted by the
ptoissory notes u the purchaser purchaser.
casl al the option II the our, hAser. A dep Of
e5n rsqui red at the time OF ia, All
llA ana ecOrdIng Al aser's I. the terms u
SAFE are not complied With within ten tlOD days the
q a-i,s reserves the right TO deiultInE pa
chaser's risk and cost
JOHN b. LAENTR. Trustee.
Adams huildlug l.SEl = 81.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. nib dts
sD-THE ABOVE SALE Is FASHIONED on 40
count OF tie snow until TUESDAY,. MARCH
INEN I1-SECOND. 1852. at hour aud lace.
JOHN IS. IAkNfk. 1ru>f,-r.
mhls Adams building. laks n 81.