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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
at seems to me-" said woman lately, one
whose sons and daughters are grown and out in
the world, THAT if had my children to bring
up over again would give up everything and
devote myself to each till he was five years old.
What 1 did was to employ nurses! What q
travesty of the tenderiy significant word-from
infancy to about that time, whep looked after
them myself. One Of my children-he is mar
ried man now-cherishes still most unreason-
able fear OF the dark. even Of passing an open
door of an unlighted apartment, because for
sooth years ago in his babyhood 4 nurse urged
him to sleep lest wolf should come out of the
dark and get him.
"a second son viii carry to his grave a
nervous dread of laughing. born of practice
by smother nurse Of showing her large. white,
glhtering teeth in mirthless grin when, as
an infant. he fretted. I caught her at it ono
day and instantly sent her away. but the mis-
chief was done and / have been helpless to
combat it. And my nurses were no worse than
my neighbors'.
"a chiid's caretaker should be q child lover,
and who loves child like his mother? long
to say to every young mother know. Stay
with your babies il you possibly can until they
are big enough to know what is going on about
them; let maids wait upon and assist you in
supplying their needs, but let no nurse CD have
chance to do them ignorant and lifs-lasting
harm"
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PROPOSALS.

pRoP0SALs FOR SYPHILIS FOR THE NAVY
Il YARD. WASHINGTON. ID. C-JANUARH -
1893 sealed proposals. Endorsed ''PloTausals fur
Supplies tor the Navy NRrd, Washington n. o..
opened January 81. lst.l.' viii H. received fhe
Bureau Of supplies and Accounts Nav ilrart tnauf
Washington. ID. G. until rMEINEocLoCk NOOK.
JANUARY 81 lsrS. and publicly oTensd imm.-li-
ately thereafter. furnish the Navy ard MAST
ington, ID e. quaint Of tool rteal. tools. water
cans. water buckets. hardware cotton thread luusr
and two nortabe drilling and boring hinss. aus
NJ The Naval Proving Ground Indian Head. Nd. a
quantity of bolts aud nuts cotton canvas. hardware.
anthracite coal. glass. brass. iron. sheet copper pad
ng paints stationerV tools pu-h aud by drs ur
iacss The articles must conform 10 the navy stand ri
aud pass the usual naval INSPECTION. Rlauk proposals
viii be furnished upon aspiration TO the Navy hsrG.
Nashngton. ID. G or TO the bureau. be attention
of manufacturers and dealers Is invited. TIE bids
al other things being equal. decid-d by lot The
department reserves the right 10 waive defetl
reject all bids not deemed advantageous ths
government; EDWIN sTEMAKT. Payiuaster Con
eral. L. =. y. iaiB-.sw2w
PROPOSALS FOR IRoNwoRK AND TERRA
cotta--Ofice Of building for Library of Congress-
u Fast Calitoi street. Washington. - e, Jsnnsry
IL ls8 Separate sealed proposals FOR fur.ishng de-
iNerng and erect in place. complete,
and wrougftlron work Tor nniSh. stairway gallery
deck. Sc. OF the dome and lantern Of the building
Tor the Library OF Congress in this city. aud fur
E.shing and delivering the fat hollow terra Gotta
CURED for ceiling and OF the said dome sud
lantern. will be received 1t this once until TM
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1879. and opened imin.-
disey thereafter IN presence OF hidderS- Spacncs-
tons. general Instructions and conditions sne bani
forms of proposal may lie obtained APPLICATION 20
this ohce. BERNARD r. 6BlFN. Sut-riu tsadsnt
and Engineer JAZZ. ~. ld -. ,ySs3
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A Bit of Finesse.


From the illustrated American.
An amusing little incident occurred at fash
ionabie wedding the other day, where many of
the gifts presented to the bride were given from
a sense Of duty. One woman guest, who deter
mined to save her money and credit at the same
time. took broken earring to Tiffany's and Or
dered the little stone set as a scarfpin for the
groom. As she sagely remarked: 1T does me
no good. and, coming from such famous es-
tablishment, they are sure to prize it and think
paid lot Of money"
When the package was returned from the
shop the wedding guest failed to examine her
proposed present. and merely dispatched it
with her card and compliments. Imagine her
disgust when stroliing through the rooms where
the bridal gifts were displayed to find dozen
people standing about her offering, and every
face stretched into wide smile Of amusement
For an instant she hesitated, then pressed for
ward, and 10! there was the precious white satin
paper box. bearing the priced name, it is true,
but alas! below. From repairing department"
and even worse than ali, resting on the blue
cotton beside the pin was the old broken bit Of
earring, returned by the conscientious firm
There is one woman who now declares that
honesty is the best policy.
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Light Infantry Officers.

Pursuant to orders, the enlisted men of COM
pany b. Washington Light Infantry (first bat
talon d. C. y. G. assembled at their armory Fri
day evening to elect captain to fill the vacncy
caused by the promotion of Capt B. r. Ross to
jor of the first battalion. Maj Ross was
detailed by Gen. Ordway to preside
and the company proceeded Imme-
diately to ballot. First Lieut. J. G.
Moore was evidently the choice of the
members. for he was unanimously elected on
the first ballot. He accepted the homer
with the unassuming modesty for which he
is noted, and under his guidance company
"B' will still continue to hold the place it has
SO long sustained under he command
of Capt Ross. The election Of Lieut.. Moore
to the captaincy left vacancy in the
position of first lieutenant, and the company
again showed their appreciation Of good
soidierly and gentlemaniy qualifications
by unanimously electing Second Lieut. C. NJ.
Shreve TO the position of first lieutenant
Both these gentlemen have been members Of
the infantry for years and by their strict atten-
ton to military duties have earned their high
positions.
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LEGAL NOTICES

II THE SUPREME CoTRT OF THE DISTRICT
u OF COLIN
Holding q special to- ORPHANS Court business.
This 9th day Of January. lSscl
In the estate of (sso-Ra Harm ron 81 the
trict 81 Columbia. No. 5B3 Administrator
Doc. Is.
Application having been made for the prut.ate az
wrii ing ounded the last will and tesla
ment and for letters Documentary the q
said George Harrington. deceased, rs John : Vii
narth. tice l. hereby given al concerned an
rear In this conrt ON FRIDAY. ftBRI AIRY THlRn,
1893. At ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. to show en5ts. n
any exist against the granting 81 such arulcatio.
copy Of this order shall be- bished H. the WASH
ington Law Report-r aud Evening star once In each
OF three successive weeks before said dsN
BY the court: A Il. HAGNER. JuStire
A true copy. Test: y. y. WRIGHT
ja9-lsw3w Register u Wills a. q
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hUNCANsoN BROS. ArCrIoNEERs

rRE sTI bsso SAFE ~ OF sPLESDIp BRICK
s Kdxx SITS; SWs Nos. .. lrnI1Si g., AND AND
FLATS"
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lsber
1850 folio $50 ct seq OF the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, will Sell public auction in
fro.t of the premises on THURSDAY, THF SECOND
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1888. AT O'CLOCK r.
NJ, all those certain pieces parcels of land and
premises situate and being in the city of Washington
strict Of Columbia known and Iii nguished lots
numbered ten tlo) and eleven CID in samuel David
sons subdivision OF lots in sgnare numbered hIn
dred aud tMen y-seven (l2.) per plat recorded
i of the records Of the surveyors Office Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia also part ot original lot numbered
eight tS) in said square numbered one hundred and
twenty seven u2sl, the being the fifteen
ff5) feet front by depth of hundred and
nine f1o9 feet of said lot eight 49, The said PREMISES
are improved by hve-story brick building. PARTLY
occupied a residence and the rena lining portion
an apartment house. known as The Aiton. with
the buildings. rights privileges and appurte ances
Terms: OneShird OF the purchase money in cash
the balance in three equal installments at one two
aud three years. notes to he Riven for the deferred
payments bearing interest at o per cent per annun
payable seiannually. and to he secured by dead 81
trust the property Sold all cash. the option OF
the purchaser. Conveyancing &c. at the
cost deposit of 81 600 required at time OF sale
Terms 10 be complied with within fifteen days. other
wise tine trustees reserve the right to resell prop
days advertisement of such resale ia some new
paper published in Washington. ID. G.
FRANCIS II. SMITH
1a20-dt NATHANIEL. WILSON trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

Favorable responses being received to a
circular from the War Department inviting state
cooperation in ascertaining the positions of
their troops in the lines Of battle within the
National Military Park a. Chickamaugua and
Chattanooga. Measures have already been pre-
pared in the legislatures of the following
states providing for the appointment OF
commissions by the governors to locate
all regimental and battery positions: New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan. Wisconsin, Kentucky. Tennessee,
Alabama and Texas. Ohio has completed the
location of her troops. The lines Of all divi-
sions on both sides and most of the brIgades
have already been ascertained by the national
commission.
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TIE spinner Memorial Association.

The recepuon given BY the Spinner Memorial
Association saturday esening in the parl0Ts of
Ni,iAsds Ho;ol vas largely attended by those
interested IN the objects Of the organization.
The secretary report showed the association
- have s2.ijO in the treasury. $50 active mem
hers and 8 honorary members. Short a,ldresse.
were maize By Mr.. ". A Crofgt. Mr. ". ".
Parker ard Mrs. NJ u. Lincoln. A recitation
given Nv Mrs. W 4. Boyd and there was
some line music by Miss Hepburn. Hiss Dorothy
Byrd Rogers and Mrs. Noah
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EITIIfE DAVIS

WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO.. Auctioneers
TRrsTEfs, SALE or WAGONS. HORSES, MILK
LASSE f FIArf9ha F scsIk' &1R RR66FEs:
CHuRNS. MILK AND CRFAM WATTS.
DERNEY Milk PRoDUcERs hSB cox
SlMERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated May Ii. A. n
1Str1. and dolly recorded I'm Lber No. 1884. folio on,
ct seq. one Of the land records for Washington G
and 10y direction 81 the PARTY secured thereby will
sell AT public auction. on THURSDAY. JANUARY
TMENTN SIXTH. AID. lSo3. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK 4 NJ. in front sni within the auction rooms
OF Walter IL Williams Co.. corner 10th and streets
northwest facing Pennsylvania avenue). the goods
mentioned in schedule marked "a" annexed 20 said
THIRTEEN WAGONS. nos. TO IL. TWO
HORSES. IRON SAFE, COMBINATION
LOCK. REVOLVING DESK TWO HANDSOME
MIRRORS. HANDSOME PLATFORM SCALE.
ABOUT roo MILK CANS oNE 2OO-GAL
CHURN. CLOCK. MEASURES. MILK JARS.
&c. &c
On the same day. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, we will
sell at T. sprinl1nsn's ward street between
South CaTi'o street and De aware avenu. southwest.
the following articles in schedule marked AZ an
nexed to said rust: kIShT MILK hND CREAM
NATS. CHEESE PRESS, FIVE LARGE IRON
Bound ICE BOXES. BUTTER WORKER. ONE
CREAMERY. &c. &c. Term cash,
ALBERr 7. CoJMBE,l Trustees
ANDRED J. TERRY. ( 1925 n. Y ave-
lal4-d&dbs WALTER d. WILLIAMS A co. Aucts
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Mr.. Mosely Has q Hearing.

The Commissioners Saturday heard the
charges made by Mr.. E. A. Moseiy
against Police Lieut.. Boyle. Mr.. Mosely
alleged an abuse Of power in arresting
him upon q warrant sworn out by William
Lane O'Neill for threats. Mr.. Mosely
was arrested after midnight on the 25th
Of October and taken 10 the station house,
where he was detained until 5 o'clock in the
morning. when he was released upon an order
from Judge Kimbali.
Mr.. Z. A. Moseley was accompanied by his
counsel, Mr.. W. A. Day. and Lieut.. Boyle by
his counsel, Mr.. Henry L. Davis.
Mr.. Day went over the testimony taken be-
fore the police trial board and presented q
brief. in which the several points made at the
trial were commented upon. Mr.. Day urged
that the treatment Of Mr.. Mosely was brutal
and without precedent in this city and without
justification
Mr.. Henry E. Davis followed in behalf Of
Lieut. Boyle. He denied that the lieutenant
had exceeded abused his authority in the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

In compliance with many requests. THE sr.s
has secured for the accommodation Of il.
patrons. a supply Of Columbian Exposition
souvenir half dollar coins, which will DO fur.
nishsd a. cost price,-One dollar each. Apply
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ID ArcLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auction.er..

CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT I'M
PROVED BY TwO-STORY BRICK DWFII
ING AND BRICK STABLE oPPosfrE" VICE St.;
PRESIDENT MORTON'S HOUSE
By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Cont
Of the District OF Columbia the 18th day OF jam
airy. 1893. in equity cause No, 1889 wherein MAJ
cronin I. conplsinsnt and Jsnss Taylor cronin i
the premises, at FOUR O'CLOCK pm on TUES
DAY. January THfRTY-FIRST, 1se3 ali OF LOT
thrty-sx (36l Of James Shields subdiy~ on orie
insI lots one 70 nine q 70 %. n sanare hrndred
avenue northwest. I'M royem.nts consist ~ ,s
Of lot. e WA 'esf
Terms Of sale: one-third cash and the balance in
the rate Of per centum per snnum until maid nav
Bile emi-annual y. Notes OF the purchaser To be
given Tor deferred payments ard TO be secured nv d
OF trust on the Hroperty SD or all the pufchsss
chaser deposit Of e:,00 required at time of ssIe
Al notsrisi fees and recording Il pur-
chasers cost IL terms of sale are not comc3{s tss,
ns sn bat zen r. days A. day Of sale the
chase, after nye days dveFfisement
SIMON WOLF, 026 r ST. NV
HENRY Z. W0ODARD, llth and ats. nv
seAoNS1 Trussses
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ATCLIFFF, naRRs co AUCTlONEEks.
II gaO PA Avn NV.

DEsIRABLE HousgH0iD FURNITURE AND
LFFFCTs. BriNd'THr CoNrENTs 81 ~ j,
DENCE No. la ID STREET sOI THEANT MAR
TMs CONNIE OF SECOND sTREEIl. ~
CONSISTING IN P,ET OF
srf1r S,' wiINt!f AN oGk cnikMBfEN - i,
TNiTNkE; MNLNIr ~, wAtkbkobi, LM'E ,i n
RsrTkS 10 Roc rignt FsScYS Nh MsEisii'f-
TOP TABLES, FIII.nMs AND nnIsTEEs.
M.rrRkssfs. B,nDiNG. MAiNa 4 nAr
MANTfL AND tABINET oENANitNTS nIN.
ING TABLES AND CHAIRS. OAK REF.,le-
CHAMBER. pI III ROOM. PAM or. sT,iES.
IA ~, Nc, TOILET VAL. htTCHEN fIH-
aSSuRTMrNT on HoUSF W0t u osoous
On TUESDAY MoRNINa. January TWENTY
VIII sill al the residence. No I5l n sTRFl r
sol lHEasI tnear 81 P~tsr's new church,. al ths
fets Tcn'' enian aecin houSek, eins 20 which
49,. EArcLrFE. DARR q co.
THOMAS BOWLING a SON. Aucriopeer-.s
Ol2 II. NV
ENTIRE CONTENTS or InRooN ErsIpENrE
liz TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT Arc
ON TUESDAY. IANrARY TWENTY FOURTH.
lSti, AT TIN O'CLOCK A. ri. Ne viii sell a. alrlvs
resd,iiee an esoe lent collection Of nearly new and
EMBRACING IN PART
PArlor suite IN wilton Rus and Plush. odd Chsir-.
or-frout Folding Bed. a number Of OAK and other
Cha, her SUITE fnareled Bsslsiead; With hrt--
excellent Hair Mattress " " Sprsn-s Feath.r
Boosters and Pillows. Beding - airs II Notinrhsfi
Tshe Bent Wood. Isatisrrove-si snd other chars.
Nicker and other Rockers. Paintings aud fnvraVinE-
pets. Larv- smyrna skin and other Hugs Conch~-.
Silver. Glass and Cookery Ware, Cutlery, Clio he
Ice Box. Table Linen kitchen lnrni,2rs. S.,
9als-5t ABctianeer-.
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From the Chicago Daily Tribune
Fond Mamma-"sIabel, my dear, have you
any reason to think-pardon me, my daughter,
but it il to me q matter Of the highest concern
have you any reason to think that Algernon
Swackhammer, the wealthy and highly con-
nected young professional ,oan, regards you
with more than ordinary intereAt?"
Queenly Daughter with a vawN2)-"Yes ma,
I've got dead cinch on him IL want him.
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THIS EVENING.

coz 600 WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOfD
| t0EC,uOV watches. hne silver ware and other
Foods from Marston's loan Office, Troy. y Y FgCH-
NER, AUctioneer GIL Pa. ave-. under Metro'n Hotel
nl6;}m
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucticn-c-s.
IL 9Th and ID SIS n NJ

hUSCANSON bhOS-. Auction-,r~.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF Y
STREET BFTwEEN fIfIfENTH AND SIX
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
Ton. u. c
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust to Ne bearing
date October l3 A. N. 1890 and duly r-corded in
Ib~r NJ. 1a folio ii et seq. Of tho and records
Of the District q Columbia. md a. the request =" The
party secured thereby viii sell, IN front % the
fENTH. A o. lStl st FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ the
following described piece psr % and sitnAte snd
being 81 the o. WASHINGTON, District OF Columbia
and beine all Of lot numbered q. IN Columbian Col
lege. and Others subdivision OF lots IN SQUARE
hered lei, as Ter plat recorded in iiher 6 u X /.
folio l0l. 81 the records o. the once OF the surveyor
Of the District OF Columbis. together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terra of sale: one-third Of the purchase money 20
b. raid in cash. the balance in thres equal INSTALL
nents in two and hree years for which notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest at per Centum Ter
snnum, interest payable semi -annuslly and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. will be "a en-
or all cash. at purchaser option u convey ancne
and recording Of the purch.ssr. deposit OF
to be comrlisd with in ten days from dsy Of sale.
otherwise trustees the risht 20 resell the
property st the ri.k and cost Of defautng purchaser
after i've days advsrtisement Of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington. DC.
MAHIoN ASHFORD. , T,,s,..s
d3l-eots ADDS b. BROWNE. ;
G-THr ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY THIRD. 1895. same
hour and place.
MAHLoN ASHFORD. rrr.,.s.
ja1o AIDS Il. BROWNE, I rus'ees-
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LADIES' GOODS

ERFNcH SYSTEM DRESS CUTTING TarGgr
q d a. rs 18th 81 NV. BASQUE LINiNGs TfrTED
PEhFECILN. 81. Latest Pari~an cane p-tf~rn.
Sall fnsm j 10 O. Miss G wEtscoPF. from Bo-ion
Mass lA2l-sbf'
ISTABLisHED ie.J0-faGRFT-s HAIR ToNTf
or The Mecca Petroleun-Preveuts bald0sss .-r,.
the hair and scalp in ceAn and healthy coudifian
equal. - '~'N '-'''
,,s Sod BY W s. THOMPSON. 7o3 18th st, aud c.
chhis1lANI asa Pa. ave. isiolsru'
MAssfE OF BALTIMORE. MODESTO. RFrEP-
VA tion and evening gowns at shorte-. no1tc. "a
reasonable prices; sa,np.-s to select from hdren's
department also 1sso l4th st. n. W. jsait.s
HIGH-CLAss GOWNS. yEkY LOW I,RI,.i'SU
10 aides desiring perfection "a dress. artistic
cftatlohs OF nj, stSle an tnish are Ruarsuf.Asl
9ao-3m kDlTH A. HICks I'm 4 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

Ex-Ststss Attorney Longenecker Of Chicago
says that Daniel Coughiin may have compan-
ions at his second trial for the murder Of DR..
Cronin and may fare worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

From Puck.
Miss Bewty Dramatically )-"Msn never do
brave deeds nowadays to show their love for
women" BIO arm
Mr.. Beestm"They don't, oh? 1oa't they
marry them?"
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HOTELS.

THE GRAMERcY.
l. S23, 49,. Se1 Vermont axerua
opposite tho Arlington Hotel
Refurnshed and opened under new fi-e.rion
Rooms single and suite. TrauSienf~. TFr1,ls al
per day. Monthly and weekly rates Tlrst1la,s
table hoard reasonable. DO I'm
HOTEL. GRENOBLE
H 56th TO 9th st. and 9TH ave. New YorE
FINEST fiRf-PRooF HOTEL. IL THE CRY
With apartments ADJOINING. Euro can plan
Acknowledged to be the greatest success Of any o,.
In he country
Cuisine and appointments cannot De SURPASSED
da6-eo2m WILLIAM NOBLE. Owner and Proprietor.
1l1k sT.-THE IRyISGToN.
IflO Season Of tre and Fs
now oren for reception OF Rooms en- SUITE
or single. Terms reasonable. ns:fa
WILLAkD's HOTEL.
Pa ave and 18th st..
SCI Washington. d. C.
EBBITT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. d. C.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY
ASF MASEINGL0S d G.. SITUATED on FIJI ST
SOUTHEAST. AND IMPROVED BY A TWO
STORY
LILLIAN 4. DCHAMFL. Trustee.
AGO Louisiana ave.
DCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers-

- The purchaser at the above sale this property
having made default in complying with the terms
Thereof viii resell the said above property
at public auction in front of the premises SAfUR-
DAY the FOURTH DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1899. at
HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, upon the same
terms and conditions in the original advertisement
said sale being at the risk of defauting
| purchaser.
ja2.}d&ds 400 Ia ave NV
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CONSIDERABLE UNCERTAINTY.

While it il extremely probable that a direct
vote on the repeal of the Sherman law would
show a good majority for the repeal, it is
doubtful how vote on the previous question
may result. The anti-silver men claim to have
a majority of at least six for the repeal, but
they make no claims as to the result of q vote
on the previous question, and they do not ex-
press any confidence in their ability to pass the
repeal bill through the Senate.
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THOMAS r. WAGGANAN.
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE Two-sroRY
FRANZ DWELLINGS ON SOUTH SIDE OF
IRVING SrREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
NINTH STREETS NOETHNEST
Ry Nirtne Of deed of trust recorded in fiher No
lH 'olio 1856 o: the land records of the District Of
olun6ia and At the request Of the parties thereby
secured. We Will sell al public auction. OF the
nre,9i,es; on MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
THIRD. lstcB Al HAIF-PAST FOU oCIOCKP y. 81
the east - feet front Irving street by IN etth %
lot 10 in lock l. in Todd and Browns records. sub
division OF parts Of Mount Pleasant anl Pleasant
flsins; Win perpetus riHht 20 'he west .p-foot
'front.' by fu! depth OF ssif lot alley way. with
the improvements above tated.
Terms one-third cash. of which deposit OF 500
viii De required al the time OF sale and the alanc.
IN three equal insts nent~ IN twelve and eighteen
months FOR which notes Of purchaser hearing inter
est from day Of sale and secur by deed trust on
property sold will he taken all cash. the option
of the purchaser. II terms Of sal. ha not conn led
with IN fifteen days from day Of sale the property
will he resoid after ten DAYS Advertisement At the
risk and cost OF the de|auting purchaser Ali con-
veyancing and recording a. purr haser's cost.
T no = nv MAGG MAN Trustees.
T. +. NAGGAMAN. Auct. jal3-ikds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

NhNoaktN-
II BRRNHEIMER a Co. Aarstcneer.
n. suvcc-so-s % Neeks ca
POSITIVE sALE or LARGE LOT
DRY GOODS. AZ, kc
500 PAIRS LADIES AND GENTS SHoEs
Gents Clothing. in salts ard o8a Pi.,.s
Ladie~ and Gents Underwear. Hst..
Caps LADIES' short and Ions Coats shirts. nraw-r-
'o4iArs. Guns Hanikercle.s Imhr-il - Sr,ssol >lk
>s'chels. White Spreads Bark~ts Corr-forts Nzn'-l
L.ntrequins. togetler With iarce ana general a.
sortneni If Ladies snd GeB,s' Fura Ain - d sod
Az suction TUESDAY. JANUARY TWENTY.
so5 SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST. IL
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. go IA. AVE NV
PEkEMfroRN SALE or HORSES.
MARES AND MILES
We viii sell a, the RAsaA-. Tr-Fsp.y
MORNING. JANUARY TWENTY
foVRrH.a TEN O'CLOCK. oousi-7l
of Is head of Horses and Mares frora Mr.. m
Wilson Of PHILADELPHIA some q th.-, ar.
large hne workers and drivers.
ALSO
l0bsad o. hrst-class Mules rood sto-t-
and will positively be SOLD without rc-erv.
Also
10 bead Of Horses aud Mares. 10 be .old
for want Of
Are Won searching Cor good working and
driving snimAl' II - do not fail TO attend
o this sale.
S. BENsINGER. AHctione,-.
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