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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02
A Generous Act.

Pastor Robeson, of the NJ. E. church
has recently been endeavoring to clear
off the balance Of the debt that was
contracted in building their house of
worship, amounting to $3.50. Today
he was handed a check for S25 from
the Northwestern Elevator company,
which the company had forwarded to
Mr.. Morrison, their agent at this point,
in aid of the fund. Mac. will have a
sinch on the Methodist wheat this fall
if the other fellows don't look out.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Herald: Larimore seems to be
pretty good place to live. Walter Muir
might be more highly appreciated by
the state If he hailed from that town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Herald: Grand Forks republicans,
almost without exception accept the
situation with satisfaction. Roach is
so much of a man that they overlook
his political belief.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02
Y'GEEI STATE PRESS.

Fargo Argus: Combined with his
other excellent qualities, Senator
Roach will be the finest appearing
man in the United States senate
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

The appropriation committee re-
ported the bill making appropria-
tions as follows: .....
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Who will be the next prominent
Republicans to seek the Democra-
tic party? Cashel, Walsh, Potter
and Currie. The big four.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

License would Tighten the burden
of the Cavalier county taxpayers
materially.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Re-submissionists are on top in
South Dakota.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Walsh County Record: Senator w.
N. Roach-he got on to the curves at
Bismarck and knocked the ball so far
over the fence that it will take six
years to find it. Casey and Ord
way were left on bases.
William Hart in Fargo Argus: Now
that the senatorial fight is at an end.
am in favor of having the legislature
change the name of Cass county by
dropping the ''C.'' And he whistled.
and he whistled the whole day long.
Fargo Argus: "No Pledges were
given and none were asked said Sena-
tor Roach in his speech. In that Gne
sentence alone the people Of North Da-
kota have cause to be congratulated.
They have sent to the senate man
whose reputation for honesty and in
tegrity places him above the plane of
political trading and bartering. Better
good democret than bad republican
Though there are many good repub-
licans who might have been chosen.
Fargo Forum: Grand Forks county
is to be congratulated. She has the
two senators, the governor and the
gsvernor and the congressman and
there seems to be nothing small about
her. Senator Roach is a democrat. A
gentleman in every respect, a cultured
man and will prove credit to the state
and the nation as we'll. The state is
to be congratulated upon the outcome
of this long contest-that so clean a
man as Hon. w. N. Roach has won
the senatorial toga.
Fargo Republican,: However much
the Republican may differ with the
Legislature in its choice as a successor
to the Hon. Lyman R. Casey, as a
United States senator, it can never be
gainsaid that the opposition to the re-
publican party have selected one of its
most honorable representatives of party
principles. At all times and under all
circumstances Mr.. Roach has stood
above and beyond party peccadilloes-
always representative of that which
is good in party politics. His election
means clean-cut democracy-so far as
it may be represented in his capacity.
Internecine warfare in the republican
ranks has brought about these results.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Ex-Governor Burke in Grand Forks
Herald: Well, l think they elected
the right democrat. Mr.. Roach has
fought great many battles for his
party, and if anyone was entitled to
the honor he was.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-02

Herald: Senator Roach made Il
good record as an orator in his speech
returning thanks for the senatorship.
and Colonel Benton, of Fargo. passed
the toast around at the evening banquet
in an admirable manner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-13
@aMa Mtnfpnf,

Mne, peI&e Or. Rings vGeue GntbeduusH sebraudt
baben, fennsn ibren Bertb, uub Bite, welhe ba8 bs
lest nod nt6t setban taben, t6nnen iest sans umlont
etnen Seriu& bamtt anteaeu. Man wea6e flo an bic
unten d~Haebetste apotbtte unb IaHe f& etne Probeaas
fde srati8 geben. Man {enbe IetRsn Ramen uub ieine
AbreNe Elm an $. q. Bu6len q Go. tu Gbteaap unb
man pirb cine grcbes G&aatel bon Or. Rtnss Reuen
9ebensz Piaen ~fpffeufret 5~usefanbt erbalteu, fopte Elm
Ggemplar bes s@eSuubbettss Ghbrers unb Der eebenss
Regeln1. Gues has pirb fher BON NnseB fur Gle
istR, c4ne Stnen Rotten gu 'psrurfaaeu. Gan antonio
Drug Gpmpanp
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Isn't a~usfeben".

Gas ssni au8feben1 banst ntat bios BON Der 5aut,
tarbe ab. Gs Itest ttefer, benn 60 bdnSt ppn benz se.
fuuben 8u5anbe Der inneren Drsane as. ST bic eebe,
nntbdtts, bann ftett man gels unb saulS aus, 1T bel
aus fnb bte Mteren ansesrtHen, bann fett man
srdmltH NIB rertriebliG aus. Grrse fur quite &C.
iunrbettt ham wtrft Du sgut ausfeben~. electric
Iebenb aui bte fnneren Orsane einmtrft. Gs pertreibi
,uglet9 Nuf{htdse, Gefdbplre, TleHten uub 5pnffiae
hnretuisfetten Der 6out, unb serf6afft einen reinsn
Eetnt. 3u bdbeu In Der Mpcttete bon Gbplph Drei6,
Sbpmpi0n "a Go. 80 Gents BITE Slafae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-13

Ser. g'taateu einf9lus. Sbuen unb
alien Gi6eren ms Befon6ere mt6meu
wtr barum biefeS reuelte Bib Der Gan,
gest6n5erin, meldes CUR ;3ett bic 0ons
boner Uldtter per6Hentlidten, 9leidfam
offs einen Bemeis, baB es 0ottie Sol,
Inns, trelHe Dor ibrer abreiie mad
amerifa nod redt baeer ausfab, I'M
2anbe Der Dollars niht idle1t gegar,,
gen feiu mub. Sn Der Chat, tpte. fie
jelbft faSt, bat Tie aus bieiem einert
3ieoe bter5ulanbe bier Mal inebr Der,
auS9efdJlagen, als In Gitstanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-13

Sfdtuefte Der Staita. monogram MN
bes 46ntss l1uberto aus9efiibrt fiu0,
se9en ben Sberi9enfel itiiten6 urb in
Der selenften 9infen eitet solbenen Cor
beers utb M1rtbet;meis traseno. SIR
Qaupt TT born 9ei4miift NIT Der ourd
etnei leu1tenben Nri1anten perf1Dns
ten golbenen Stella b'9ta1ia. Das
@etpanb Diro sebalten bon Der ilber
Sdulter unb Bruit laufenben Settle bes
acknowledgements. Von benz milben
Sdimtner bes Tleiides bebt fid tn
etpaS tieferer T0nltns oes altiilbers
bte bier uno ba 1T ben Salten i1tpar3
ousgetriebene @epanomalie a5, 70 baB
fi9 bic malerifhe Wirfnng bes itia3ens
baft mobellirten Gunitmertes nod ge.
ftei9ert bat. Ser reid, ornamentirte
uu6 NIT nerfdiebenen Snidriften Der.
febene Sodet bilbet einelt t~piirbtsen
untersruno bes @an3en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-13
VINUN RUBIDUM PASTEURIEgSF,
SanttGts<Wetn.

ualere IN Slaiden pafemrifrten
Tot1petne. tpeld'e BON befonberSeb Ier
g~atfnnS unb sutem Sabrsane bis aur
Sla19enre!fe i%orsfdItt9f 8epfegt
nno nrter Ausl1luB Der atmoipbdril1en 2nft
tn Der Via1de bis gu Der bon g afeur bsrs
gefepr1eberen EeHperatnr unb unter aenauer
Hefolgun9 Der bon beinfelben gegebenen Sc,
lftmiita1gen bebanbelt iinb, etsnen iib auber,
oroentt,eb gum Gebrau4 fur &ranfe unb @es
eonoaisseenfen uno bel Gpibemsen unb ffnb
IN nerld'eoenen groteren SospitdIern, Rran.
fsabaulern, SaSarethem &C. bereits NIT sutenn
srfols etnsefibrt. Riot senng t5nnen
mtr aber otsfe borsd gIt4en ipobh
gepTe9ten Wetne aud sum tdsIb
aen Webrau4 e%mpfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-13
efektrif9es g6urmfi6t.
amf BEN nenen @ormpneatempeI In
Saif GATE Git aagebraMt.

@HI utW HtHtH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w
Sait Bate Git aasebradt.
Der nere Mormonentempel lit Gait
Qafe GitD lit hiht itlir NIT alien SIN,
propements, mie Ser Deuti1<M merifa<
tter fast. einseridtet, ionberu aud auf
Die tinitleriide ausfibruns Der Ginsel,
beiten lunrbe 9roBe Sorsfalt peripen,
oct. Nls elm 8eiipiel bferpon iei bier
mad elmer Photographic Die 3eidnlflg
Der Tburmipise bes nor6fueitlidetl
.Tbnrmes nit leimer eleftrifden Nass
ftattung 9e9ebeu. ba3u bas Btlb bes
pertuesenen @eielen, Der oa oben, 219
SUP iiber BEN G%rbboben, bic @la1lam,
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AnarGig> -. ...'s.

atf benz 0alhbeia>,:i Il, .ai III 6bieasu
sa Ghren Der 9iiBeri,,. eten errt5tet.
Nm %. Sum- miro I'M @albbeim>
6rtebbof, netn Wteilen peitli1 bon
Chicago, Elm Oenfmal ent1iiat tperben,
gu Gbren Scr baielblt besrabenelt
anardtiten Yarlons, SpieB, Gnsel
unb Gil6er, mel9e I'M 3uiammenbang
nit bet befannten 6eumarftsD DYNAMITE
erploiion bingeri6tet iuurbeu ,,lb ibres
Genoiien 2ouiS Sings, Der bur6 Selblts
moth geenoet. @robe @ntfaltung BON
Rontp miro fit bieieu Sag eruartet,
unb befanrte Mnar6iiten aus a1len
Tbeilen Der Welt fino gu Der Geremouie
einSelaSen fporben. Inardiitilde 6eS>
rer bon Huf, lomobt aus Nmerifa ais
aus europa figuriren bereitS auf benz
Pro9ramm Der oifentlid)en Nnipraden,
uno teine Meiibe ioll seipart wcroer,
bic Demonitrotion 81 eiler be. impos
lanteiten 3u MAIDEN.
Das Denfmal, pel6es BON gilbert
Weinert entporfen murbe, lit duberit
t%ptrfunssooa unb BON lebenoigem Nuss
brud. Iuf eiuen breiten, ii9 abftu>
fenben unterbau erbebt ii9 cine 9dus
tenplatte, Die BON eiuem NIT jonii9en
0oliten sedierten Gins sefront wtrb.
Direft Dor Der Saulenplatte befinbet
fi9 .eime 8ron3esruppe, beren 9aupt>
ftsur cine tpetbli9e 8igur bilbet, mel6e
ltols nno fur6tlos oas 9aupt 5nriids
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fnnf MitaIis.

On r1@ift fluff Mit9fie.
Der ber 30ffer'iden Tam1tlie In Sn.
b~ianaptlis, Sno., bonn Qeben gum Tobe
bef6rbelt sn baben, TIT beret Dienft,
mdodei Nnita @aguer angeflagt.
Grfteret Die Trau, bfe beiben Glterrt,
foipte tiuei 4tnber &6iters ftarben In
Der Seit bonn Oftober porigen sSabres
bts bot 9ur5em an benfelben Spnp.
torlet. Gtne on Der 8eiae Der @atttu
a0ffers porgenomme11e unteriuAuna
ereab Nrienifuergiftuns. Gs pnrbe
fefteeftelt, bab bas Dienitmdbdem @ift
8eiauft bate, pesbalb lire Derbaftuma
erfol9te. Oils l1rfa9e fur bic entiess
li6e That nintnt man an, bic Magner
ftt In a0fter perliebt ssipeien nnb babe
6ur9 bic Beieitiguns feiner Qugeb6rtsen
it9 ben Weg our Serebelt9uas nit
Tim baljneu ipollen.
Gine neue art Der Reftame.
Sett GINGER 3eit perben bte 9ilber.
Dollars ;u0eeflame5pefen benutt, inbem
peri9iebene 6irmer auf bic cine gette
bes @elbftids Elm ibren yiamen tragens
oes runbe8 Stiid Papier flebc1 laifen.
Bejiisli4 bieies unfusS lit nun Der
Bunbes, 1tlfsidasmeiifsr 8alters BON
S6atalnt babin benadri9tist porben,
bab Der S6asmeiiter unb Der Offs
f1asmetlter berartiae @eloitiide nidt
arlnebn1tn, ionoern ie auf unfoften bes
GintenbsrS bebufs @ntfernutg beS feft.
baftenbsn Yapiers 3uriidf9ifeu.
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Das auardifembenfmal bel Chicago.
lpirit, Trot unb 8eradtung in Ben
i3l8tt. SIR re1ter Mrm frampft fid
NIT 9eballter Sauit 9e9eu Die 8rnit,
pdbrenb fie nit Der 1intem elm 4orbeers
refs auf Die Stirne zines tobt butter ibr
liegenoen 2anbmaune8 oriift.
gu SiiBen Der 6isur liesen auf Der
8aiis bes Monumeats bron3ere Yalnte
batter unb gu betben Seiten Der Sau,
lenplatte fino Die woblselunsenen
Bron3emebaillonS Der, tobten Mnar.
1iiten. Ml8 Snlhrift bienen bic letten
Worte BON Iusuit Spieb: vlnlcr
S9meisen mirb mddtiger iein. als es
Worts iein f0nnten."
SIN afnf fir Obba1tofe in
Miin9en iiiO mad einent borttgei Sc.
riate In Monat Mpril 1875 Yerlonen
aufseaommel morben. gtaA 0dnbern
uub Staaten ausseidieoen trafen auf:
BaDern 921, Yreuben ITO, Oelterreid
PAL, Wiirttemberg 1877, 9a9fen 81,
Baden 60, Ibiiringeu 20, iibrige noros
beutfde 9taateu q, 9efen %, @lfab,
3otbrinsen IL, Sdmei5 81, Ddnemarf
5, Stalien 2, 8elsien 6, England 3,
Rublarb 3.
DaS 969ne in 9onfisfa.
tton .uniittliderA Sdriftsn ~letitete
renlid Elm .tiirfiider Beamter In 3on.
%ftaatimopel, Der oils beionoers perba1s
ti9eS Document einen -9r~eoitbrief, Der
einem 8eiienben 9eb6rte, 3n neiterer
unterlndnng au iid nabm. Der un-
gliidttbe, Der ii9 obne eine1 Yfennig
@elo NIB obne Uefannte in Der frems
ben Stabt fanb. mubte feline BotI1aft
erinden, ibm CUR Wieoererlansuns iei-
mes GisentbumS bebilflid su iein.
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Die eieitriide 8eleudtunS auf benz 9burun
oes Wormonentempels.
pen elnri6ttte. Die 1ampen BON ie
100 8ersenitdrfen iinb, aht an Der
3abl, at elmer Weiiinsfroue, aus Ser
ie berpor3nipringen i1einen, auae,
bra4t, unb bas @an3e lit mad Grt
zines gtitres bur6 9ettden nit benz
anf elmer iteinerneu &uget rubenoeu
-Sbaft perbnnoen. Die Strablem bic.
Ter elcftrii6en 3rOne fSnnen bis auf
80 Meilen in bic Runbs ssieben tper,
ben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02
EARNINGS OF RAILROADS.


Preliminary Report OF Their Income and
Expenditures for the Last Fiscal Year.
The statistician Of the interstate commerce
commission has just completed preliminary
report on the subject Of income and expendi-
lures Of railroads for the fiscal year that ended
June 30 last The report shows that the gross
earnings Of 12S 80 miles Of railway have
been 1851 ,025, 15s, from which the gross earn
ings of the entire railway system Of the United
States are estimated to have been 81, go, III, =
69s. This is increase Of S125 CSC, 30S over the
earnings Of the previous year, or an increase OF
se0s per mile Of line
The operating expenses for the year were
$s14. 722, 032, being increase Of 81. 1874, 1885,
which leaves an increase in net earnings OF
CAS-, 116. ia, or Az per mile of line. COM
parison. of passenger and freight service shows
the larger proportion of increase in earnings
from operation to have come from the freight
service. The actual increase in revenue from
passenger service was s91. SOC, O3S. or e247 per
mile of line, as against an increase in the reve-
nue. from freight service of s9l 500, GIL, or s34s
per mile OF line.
1t is observed that the railways on which
there has accrued the largest increase in gross
earnings per mile OF line are the lines connect
ing the wheat-growing territory with the sea-
board and the lines in tbs southern states
bording on the Gulf Of Mexico. 1t 10 signifi-
cant, however, to notice that on these railways
there has been an increase in operating ex-
penses nearly equal to the increase in gross
revenue. The report shows that the aggregate
gross earnings of sixty-two roads, each Of which
enjoys an increase in excess Of S3. 1000 900, are
$794, Ate, 631, being an average income Of
2,814,171.
The average gross revenue per mile OF line
for all roads is IS, $40. A classification of the
siIty-two roads in question shows that eight
receive each an income in excess Of $40, 900 per
mile Of line; for ten the income per mile Of line
is between S13. 900 and s20, 900; for thirteen the
income per mile of line is between 81, 443 and
els, 900, while the income for each Of the re-
mainder is less than S7.443 per mile of line.
The density Of passenger and freight traffic is
also given for the roads whose gross revenue
exceeds IS, 000. 900, from which il appears that
in some parts of the country there has been
healthy expansion OF trade during the last two
years. while in other parts the increase in traffic
of 1892 does little more than balance the loss of
traffic in 1891.
In the southern gulf states. Tennessee and
Kentucky the ton miles per mile of line we're in
1890 1874 ,096, in 1891 405 905. in 1892 499, 926
showing permanent gain; on the other hand
in the territory Of the trunk lines east OF Buff
falo and Pittsburg the ton miles per mile OF
line were in 1890 900 1885, in 1891 1858. $50 and
in 1892 ], 1886, 404. The poor relative showing Of
1891 ia in part accounted for by new lines built
in the state Of Pennsylvania, but the figures in
dictate decided fuctuation in business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02

how bad your case, or Of how long standing
an offer that's made in good faith by re-
Sponsible men.
Think what it nneansl Absolute conf
dence in their Remedy, or they couldn't af-
ford to take tho risk. A long record of per-
feet and permanent cures OF tho worst cases
or they couldn't have faith in it. 1t means
no more catarrh-or $780, If you fail to be
cured, you won't fail to DO paid
But perhaps you won't believeit. Then
there's another reason for trying it. Show
that you can't be cured, and you'll get $500.
It's plain business offer. The makers of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay you that
amount if they can't euro you. They know
that they can-you think that they can't. If
they're wrong, you get the cash. If you're
wrong, you're rid Of catarrh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02
4 ATIMER L SLOAN. Aucts. 1907 O %.
TRgsIEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED AND uyIM,
PR9vEp PEoRIRTY sITIATEp on D
TEENfH STREETS souTHwEsI AND On
STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR.

fEEhNHfhf s sf nhsf NohThwEsT. AND THIN
Whereas by decree Of the supreme Court Of the
;sid sourt, NUMBERED ana dsei.,.d therein :. 70:
saS .na &
duly recorded In Lber no. !o2 ct foliG a3e Ct SEQ
indeSts mess .carsd 81 tn. s.ia deed y trust and
in wrtine reas.sssd sal. OF Is. real state IL *:
ssd ssns ,s .S e.
ss fassf s ,ss!ss
sSr ts P.9g.,'y si,a.,sS in tn. csy 2, "
bersd eleven DID and Twelve da,. IN sausrs num-
hered two hundred and ninety; seven c.51l: Sesin,
forty i4o feet and three 80 inches from .he south
Of aS and Inns 'hsn,s east
north and rich. angles with the line Q: tssid street
@ feet to 5
riscs of beginning This property Is improved by q
ssB SShStR On rae aEs ssHa p q
R9weIs Q. the same deed Of us win offer ,oT sale u
aforesaid to wat; Part of lot numbered twenty
IN sDd sf 4 *.
northeast corner of said lot and running thence
twenty no, feet alley thence east by and with
the line OF said alley twenty o fee, and thence north
This parcel 10 unimproye1.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by the
said deed Of trust Ito be apportioned the
parcels Of real estate above described according
their value respectively. shown by these sales)
and all overdue TO be paid in cash the balance
in and two years with interest the rate rer
centum per annu from the day of SALE able semi
sold or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
chasers. deposit of 800 the Parcel nrst above
described and of $500 On the parcel second above
scrfbed viii be required at the time OF sale. Ali
veyancinz and recording will be the purchasers
cost Terms Of sale must be complied with fifteen
days from the dav of sale otherwise the undo rsgn ID
the right resell the property risk
and cost of the defsuting purchaser or purchasers
after five days advertisement of such resale IN The
Evening Star. MILLS DEAN, Trustee
d24dts No. 462 La ave n W
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d27.31jA2.:
DATCLIFFE. DARR I CO.. Aucrs
JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL

JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREET WEST AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia sitting in equity passed the
eleventh day Of October, A. ID. 1892 in equity suit
numbered fourteen thousand one hundred and one
uA1OD. wherein Meyer B. Newman 10 plaintiff and
William g. PLACER. William H. Saunders. Charles II.
brtce w Harper and Ludwig c. Young and Lisle s.
trustees. Howard Dixie and liver d. Barrett, viii.
ct the hour of FOUR in tn. afternoon Of SATURDAY,
TIE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1894
in front Of the premises herein fter described sell at
auction 70 the highest bidder numbered one hun
drsd and forty-six Q46l and 10. numbered one hum
dred and forty seven lad both in Walter 9. Aver and
others recorded subdivision of lots in square num-
hered six hundred and nineteen 1910, said sub
division Y duly enrolled in book sixteen 49, peee
ogss once Of the District Of Columbia =
Terms OF sale: Two hundred dollars (e2OO) cash at
tims Of sale. the remainder one-t third Of the pur
chase money on the confirmation OF the sale by thu
court the balance Of the purchase money to be paid
one-haf In one year and the other half Years.
with interest ~ per centrum per annum, the tndebt
edness to Be evidenced BY the purchasers promssoYy
note and tns Payment to be secured by deed oftrus
The property viii b cold free OF taxes to day of sale
and nee and clear and dischareed Of All csims OF the
partss to satd suit any persons claiming
BY, rom or under them or any Of them.
IN case Of default OF compliance with the terms Of
ssls By TIE purchaser the lots viii b resoid hs
HOWARD r. oKIR. -
OLIVER D. BARRETT. A.
Eeshtnston Loan and Trust COmpsny building.
1teAds 0sh and 81 Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-02
THE POLICE COURT.

1fs work Last Year Larger Than Any in
It's Hlstcry.
The work Of the Police Court last year was
larger than that Of 1891, both in point Of
number Of cases and financially. In 1891
there were 1905 cases, 12,s75 involving
offenses against the District Of Columbia and
$3.50 against the laws Of the United States.
The fines collected amounted to s57. 1885.
In 1892 there were 19,056 cases, 1855 Of
which were against the laws. of the District
The fines collected during the year amounted to
e6s. 107.75 Of which sum e51 ,225 was collected
in District cases. The court expenses for the
year amounted to about go, 900, showing . net
profit Of about $50, 900.
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Bessie and Eva Have Been Pound.
Bessie and Eva have been found. They are
daughters Of Policeman Herbert. During the
g. A. R. encampment they were net by gen.
tleman from New York who was DESTROYS Of
sending them . Christmas present. Lawyer
Clifford Of New York city has been writing here
TO ascertain their identity and today Chief
Clerk Sylvester sent him the desired Informs
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nR. o. J. CARLETON,
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