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p ATCLIEFE. DARE Co. AUcTIoNEERs.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF decree of the circuit for Mont
gomery co UNITY sitting as court OF equity passed in
scause in said court depending, wherein Ada v.
Shoemaker and others are complslnants. aad Eliza
beth Shoemaker and others defendants mo. 794
EQUITY tbs subscribers. rs trustees will on SATUR-
DAY. APRIL TWENTY-NINTH. 1893. at TWO
O'CLOCK NJ offer for sale. at public auction on the
described follows That part of the farm on which
the late Jesse Shoemaker resided at the time his
death. which lies in said MONTGOMERY county, cen
tanning about TWENTI-SIX ACRES or LAND.
This property Is about one and a half miles from
Teneytown and about three-qHarters of O mile from
the road known a. the River road In sight Of tina
site Of the Methodist University and very short dis
route OF the extension Of Massachusetts avenue of
Washington. ID. c. The land adjoins the lands OF
samuel Burrows. Charles Shoemaker and the United
States reservoir reservation. 1t has been used Is
truck farfn Tor many years. IL in very high state of
cultivation and is one Of the most fertile and pro-
ducttve truck farms near Washington. The in-
provements consist Of good FRAME DWELLING,
two stories and shed kitchen, containing Ave rooms
GOOD stable. new barn and an old barn. GOOD milk
Of fne water At the door ou'"ui'1ihks' Wen
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: third
Of the purchase money cash day OF SALE or on the
ratification thereof by the proper court the balance
TO be paid In two equal installraents. payable re-
spectvey In one and two from day Of sale and
TO interest from the day Of sale said deferred
payments to Be secured by the single bills of the
chaser or purchase with surety suretss to sp-
proved BY the trustees. Conveyancing the cost Of
CHARLES ". PRETTYMAN,, r
JAMES B. HENDERSON, trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers
apis. Is. 20. dts 8i3 L st. nv
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bpr1ng euggesIs:
'-Ohe, lie gros PEREZ
"Ohei votre femme va bienr'
Spring IL welcome to Parisians. The damp
climate Of the north is a. charming when COM
brned with sunshine it is horrible in the blue
days Of winter. In February and early March
there are such weeks Of drizzie and downright,
cold rain that the darnpness penesrates the very
tesh and bones. Catarrh, chronic bronchitis
that rattes in the chests of stout old concierges
rheumatism that makes men VINCE stiff Joints
and icy feet-these are special signs Of climate
whose acquaintance American tourists make
most always in the happy summer time Paris
in spite OF its smartness and modern air is still
IN great part, city Of old houses. In the days
of the first Napoleon, to 60 back no further.
builders Though they may not have wrought
with loving eare) had at least good idea Of
solidity. Stone was plentiful. labor was cheap.
and they had Q dne formula for cement Such
houses are nov almost Is expensive to demolish
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As new ones are to build But the long win
dows. which come within nine inches Of the
floor, let IN . deal OF wind: cracks under massive
doors of oak send in their little murderors
drafts that cut like knife blades; and the
yswning chimney, with its futile fire Of coke
and compressed coal-dust "briquettes," can
scarcely be more cheerful than an open window
would be. In truth, the average Partisan has
no idea Of winter comfort outside of his cafe.
He would even deplors the American hot-house
atmosphere and fear to take pneumonia from
the sudden change from house TO street.
When the spring time comes, and il comes
slowly, Parfsians are more than usu-
ally prepared to meet Its first cold buds
half way People sit in open parks to gel
the sun, where Americans would only get sore
throat The vorkingman and small shop
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Can buy Cream Blend" Flour Of the following
grocsr 10 the only recognized Blended
Flour on the market and . trial VII
vince the most skeptical that n Is tho very bsse
In Wholesale by y. b. kAkNhAAw . aho..
Wa<h;nrtun. ID C
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In the SPRING the bicycle resumes its sway.
The love Of the French for the open air, de-
spite their distaste for hardy field sports is ex-
emplified in the avidity with which they take
up the wheel. There are innumersble French
makers Of bicycles and agencies for every other
kind in Paris. Each is in intense rivalry with
all the others, and constant long distance COM
petitions by professionals and amateurs keep ND
a lively interest. For little tours in France the
bicycle and the spring in combination offer
almost ideal pleasure. The roads are univers-
ally perfect, hard and smooth as a wood floor
and shaded with fruit trees glorious with bios
SONS. Each few miles you have a village, with
its old church full of carvings and stained glass
each village hes its group of merry women at
the washing pools, its cool cafe and savory
restaurant. In land like France where each
man is assigned his class and rank in life and
must expect to be treated in accordance with it.
the American who travels as a bicyclist-in
spring. In summer or in autumn-has great sd
vantages. Providing one of his party speaks
some French-and he ought to speak it pretty
well-he will avoid many false expenses and a
great amount Of trouble. The French mind is
great at classifying. An American is an Ameri-
can-rich, generous-or ashamed to make econ
onies, which is the same thing-and as an
American he must surely pay. A bicyclist is a
bicyclist-a modest sportsman who wears
a plain old suit, who is not incommoded
with much baggage or with female relat-
ives to run up his style Of living. Above
all most bicyclists in France are French
men. while most other travellers are
foreigners. In France, "a elsewhere, the bicycle
man is a law unto himself: they always behave
very much in the same wav, their tastes are
very much alike and they seldom are complain
ing. In this way the French country hotel
keepers mind is eased and the individual
American is able to eclipse himself within the
glory of the great bicyelist type.
The bicyclist spins along the level road on
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RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auction s -.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP
EkrY ON STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
ET8GEIH srf MPnSTFI GA Also Of
BETMEeN s,r THIhD AND FOURTH STREETS
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
in equity cause No &c., wherein d fsyss q n
E Church Is complainant and Ansnias Herbert and
Others are defendants the undersigned who were a-
pointed by said decree to make sale q property
T%ENTY 81 Day on OF Pki fs TEE y
hALF:PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p lot h in J. A.
s. 8s: IN S s II
recorded In nber W. F. folio So Of the records Of the
surveyors office Of tbs District Of Columbia Said iot
IL improved by . large bfick dwelling house with
Also. by virtue Of the same authority at FIVE
$1,000 on the same day We VIII sell in front ofths
No. 8 in square No. no. in said city OF Wsshineton
as per plat recorded in hber r. L. r.. folio 49, OF
the records Of the surveyors ONCE the District Of
Columbia Said lot Ii improved By frame dwelling
Terms Of sale: Each Of the said sales VIII be made
upon the following terne, viz Onethird Of the pur
chase price in cash. thereof In year from
two from the day sale and for the deferred
payments the purchaser will be required TO execute
notes PAYABLE as aforesaid bearing Interest date
ana secured By deed Of trust upon the parcel Of
chaser may pay all cash. 1t his option. A deposit Of
ss the time e sale, and t6s terms q sale s. bot
trustees the right to resell lie propsrty 3. he
HENRY Wise sxR sis 7. Trustee.
wYMANL COLE. irSst sss
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers api4-d1d.
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TEE Cossrsrps o. F.xcv From

Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour Of the follov1n
grocsn II 10 the only recognised Blends
Flour on the market and . trial vii eoc
vince III. most skeptical that u Is the vey bss
washington. ID. c.
J. 4. CoNNEILY. esls.a.w
r. L. MAIN. l522 lfthn.w
II. b. DULEY. 1900 l5thn.w.
q. W. GOLDEN. 1904 18th nv.
r. p. WHITE. l13s I2thn NV
J. L. HAMAACk, sOO6,h aw
I. NJ. DAVIS. cor. 9TH and Fn-e
ROBERT WHITE. r.. 90o&hnw
A. C. kAMMERER, l30 Istnw
". T. AUTH BRO. cor. ID an In ava "a
e. HOGAN. oo1 n. J. ave. NV
JOHN II. oNTRICH. sg1 9Th nv
WILLIAM KERR. cor. 18th snd rnv
JOHN N. BUCKLEY. cor. 2ls; and Aa1
Mr. A J. MARSHALL. l13oL Law.
cHAs. BUTT. ls20 thin
X. A. CLAYTON. le0Dsw
y. A. NEWMAN Bro. tsfs f,<a SO.
J. C. DE ALLEY. 70s 7thsw.
Il. n DE ATLEi. cor sta sar Has-
Mrs ANNIE BURKE SO sthaw.
EMIL SPAIN. cor. tth and Ls.v.
A. J. SANFORD BRO. l2l2 caioa 40.
6. l.. DENLY. LOO 3ds.w.
THos. HAWKINS. cor. ~ and Mss.
J. B. PROCr. All ~ sv.
c. V. WOODBRIDGE GOO sthSu
W. A. l. HUNT. soi 41~w.
JAMES PERRY. al n. j. ave. NJ
B. b. BADEN. se2 Csc
l. y. LUSBY. TR East Capftof st
Jk0. T. SCHNEIDER. ga lIthnA
n. J. SCHNEIDER 732 Nd ave NJ
BERNARD WALLS. COR. Sd and caa
f. T. MILES. "a 3dn.e.
JOHN N. CLARK, cor. 9Th and Bn-A
Mrs. WILLIAM BRAHLFR, 4OI Hn.a
HRISON NORRIS. sol n ne
:: e. L.pPoLD. 9TH and Boundsryn.e.
EAGAt BROS. l2ta and u n. ~.
John Z cox, os;, Market.
JOHN p. LOVE. 1854 l4thnv
y. KENNEDY. cor 9th and BsLA
z. L. WOOD, tth and On.w.
". H SUITE, cor. ID ana Csa
sAMCEL LEE, S23 ~ sw
HUNT 4 WARD. 43s 9Th sw
ANkCOSTIA GROCERY CO.. Anaco<taA d. O.
d. ]. BUCKLEY. 5s3 2lGH.w
Z. y. MoNCukE, 9TH and A st.. sc
JACOB EIEHl.. Jth ana Sra n ".
MCLEAN. cor. Sd sud sta n n1o-A0n
E G McAlL1STER, coz. q and ne.
CANFIEfD a co., cor. 81 and nv.
RAY L. BAILEY 1000 q NV
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and white fr1iIs 90 o me
trade in sugsred waffies.
Men begin TO 60 fishing
on the river, an excur-
sion which permits the
Partisan 10 indulge in
long, voluptuous and
lazy breakfasts at sub
urban restaurants, and
As they sit over their
coffee and their little
glass, their fishing
tackle quite forgotten,
they call out to the
natives on the water
such mixed compli-
ments and witticisms "a
the contagious air of
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H ST. n. W.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VAIuABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERTY KNOWN AS laI0 And 1919
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, u. c.
By virtue Of certain deed of dated 24th day
May. A. d. 1880. and duly recorded in Liber 1881.
folio 46l, of the land records Of the Distric;
Of Columbia. and ct the request of the. party
IN We will sell at public auction, in front Of
BAYOF APRIL. A D. 1898. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
:the following property. situate In District and
square No. 2SS. fronting % Zee. 81 inches on st
by depth Of 90 feet to alley 80 feet wide. I'm
proved by two 3-story brick dwellings in rood order
now under rental. and known as Nos. LILO and 1212
II st. ".
N B. The purchaser at the above sale can secure
the adjoining feet on the west at price If de-
sired thereby making total frontaze of 40 feet 81
inches by depth Of 80 feet. forming suitable lot
ha! or nat and. being in desirable, central and
rapidly improving belt should attract attention Of
Spectators and investors.
Terms as to cash and deferred payments will be an.
nounced at time of sale. All conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with in fifteen days $3.50 will be required 1t time Of
sale.
EPMhEp y y T StAiLELANuDEr. Trustees.
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The Mirror of Life.

Do you wish for kindness? Be kind;
Do you ask for truth. Be true,
What you give of yourself. you and;
Your world is n reflex OF you.
For life ~ a mirror. You smile,
And smile Is your sure return,
Bear hate in your heart. and erewhile
All your world with hatred will burn.
Set love against love. Every deed
Shall armed as fate recOil;
You sAall gather your fruit from the seed
That you cast yourself in the soil.
Each act is a separate link
In the chain Of your veal or your woe;
Cups you offer another drink
TIE taste Of their dregs ye shall know.
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ELEVEN AN AND THREE p M EACH DAY
aplg-ikds
L 6i2 { st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
REAL ESTATE AT AND Mar THE NORTl

l. 6l2 81. Nv
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST CORNER OF 18Th STREET NORTH
WEST, GEOhGETOWN. d. &.
:. By virtue Of a deed I'm trust recorded among the
and foios "a. &c. one q: the ana records CT the Dis
trict OF Columbia. the undersis ID will as trustee IN
EIet+rB, 1873, ~ HsiF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK
that pert of lot numbered l5 IN square numbered S.
being Bea0s addition 60 Gecr-etoMn, in the District
of Columbia, hagnniGC for he az the southeast
corner Of sad 10. ana running thence north Alon the
thence south 40 feet; thence east 30 feet tlence
south 80 feet 70 81. and thence with tie north nue
OF ST. east 30 feet to the place II bezinnlng: the
brick dwelling No 2sOl on y ST.. and the rear part
being improved by a two-story frame dwelling. No.
l30S on 2sth ST.
vision accordingly announcement may be made At
the time and place of sale.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. and for the residue
Of the purchase money promissory notes bearing
date at The rate OF six 90 per snnuin.
able se;niannually. and for equal ipssalmsnts q tie
purchase money. payable rsspectiveiy one and tao
the pre- misses sold. shall be given. all casa the
option Of the purchaser II the terms of sale BE
complied with within rf.sen days FROM the date o.
defauting purchaser after fye C) Advertisements in
The Evening Star n swspspsr published in Washing
depcs: Il ave hunired $500 'dosrs shall be maas
be sod by subdivision two hundred aud nfty $3.50
dollars shall he deposited by the purchaser esch
lot the time Of sale. All convey ancinr record
CHARLES ". MATTHEW'S. Trustee.
ap1S-d&ds IA 18th st. n. w. WASHINGTON. d.
n WARRpN IDuNSON Auct;onaa.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO.,

Ek0NTING On CLEVELAND AyENUE BE:
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
sIkEETs. WAND FLORIDA AVENUE NORTH.
WEST At AUCTION SNo: 2s55l.
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p N. shall sell, in
front of the premises, lot numbered hundred and
hfty-hve UooD. in B. H. Warmers subdivision OF
square numbered two hundred and seventy-one C21l)
as per plat in book 13 folio IA the records of the
surveyors ONCE of the District Of Coiun bia i'm
proved by two story brick dwelling SIX rooms
Terms Of sale el, 100 cash. baance in twelve and
eighteen months, secured by deed OF prop
erty sold. slO0 down when property Is struck "a
All convey anclng, &c. at Wrchaser-s cost
aplS-6t WALTERR WlIIIaNS a 90 A,..s
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weeks before and after Easter. The horse
chestnut trees Of the avenue Of the Champs
Elysees are unfolding their leaves and show
gfimpsss Of white blossoms, and the mist. which
gives ths vista of each Paris street in winter
disappears before the unaccustomed sunshine
IN TIE PUBLIC GARDENS
Of the Luxembourg and elsewhere great throngs
assemble TO hear the Sunday military music.
and the old ladies in decent black serge dresses
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FUTURE DAYS.
} ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Auct.oneers.

II ATCLlFFE. DARR CO.. Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED ZEAL ESTATE
YEP s6EFHHs Ash
Apf'.A; D; 1898 in equity No l4.553 wherein
T. Brixht e. al DEFENDANTS tn undersigned trus-
bees Will sea- \: F K p5s
ton in front o. the respective premises the atty
feet de Of aaS
sub lot numbered five 20 in square numbered nine
o 6f $50 aSovs IS
proved by one two and basement brick Store and
east. two two-story frame dweliinrs Nos iio, an
Il04 street southeast and onestory frame store
fpEH SCK Il. bsspn s
by public auction. in front of TIE premises lot
81 ,ns city Of
an S"rsFsy is and j,
southeast. fronting hun lred and sixty O6o feet
on tn, avenue AID one hundred ani fifty four ODD
fee, six go inches on 18th street and contains "a
Terms q sale sach piece prescribed by the de-
staments in one and two years from day Of sale vita
interest Tor which deferred the note. of the
to he secured by good and sufficient deeds OF trust
s
dollars viii be req nrsd on each zee at time Of sale
sale otherwise be reserve the right 10 resell
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchasers AL
veyancing. recording. &C.. at the cost of the pur-
HolDss:$ $#s,;;a ss s5; Trustees.
ap1-dSds $50 A. st. NV.
.srTHE SALE ANNOUNCED ABOVE FOR
ii tsf i. At
~ 2 Sh #5EJ : aAEHAs s;onDos., Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING b SON. Aucrfoneers.
6l2 st. q. ".
TRUSTEES ysss SALE = Of HOUSE AMP PREMISES

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 2S22 ON STREET. GEORGETOWN.
,ssyy virtue Of deed Of trust dated September g.
one 81 The land records Of the District Of Ceumb
se o. pubs suction. in iron. Of the premises the
SfSzTa pay OF xpkIf. 1888. q FIVE o:cIock
the following described real estate and presni-
scr. at9,ss in the said District Of coumbi., being
parts OF lots numbered lis and 1l6 in Beals add
ton to said town. 5eginninr for he s.ne point
on the south side OF Bea street distant and
sxsrelfshs feat a 612, esst from the corner .!
:srsss essssT.sdy twenty co feet thsnce southsrly
xss and parallel with Be.l street twenty Co) feet
place Of 6ssinnin. With the improvements and sp-
,o Terms q ssss; 0ns.h.I Up cash. b:,.nee In two
months from day o. sale. for which in.tallmsnts the
ne rate Of .. sS per e.nsun per .nnum from Az d
scla e ~ cab = De 9gsio9 Il ne purshsssE
time a. sale. Terms Of sale to Be- complied with ia
hftssu daye from day Of sale. othsrwtso trustee NJ
serves the right 70 resell the property the risk and
cost Of the defauting purchaser ssr i've days nver.
tssmens q such rseals In The Evening Star nevs-
papar. publahed In the city of wsshngton, b. G. An
esnvsysaei1E rsGosa'ns. e e RgsYhs,srs cost
ap1Sdkds ia 18th st. NV. WASHINGTON d. Q.
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a leaf and now q bud. For Instance. the time
for strawberries is near at hand. When they
once begin to come they will stay with us three
months. 1t Is the same with asparagus, and all
the vegetable creation takes benefit from the
long period which must elapse before the fierce
heat of summer. In Paris it is possible to have
cold rains and need of fires in June.
This European slownese, as a matter Of climate
simply, is extremely satisfactory. The Ameri-
can tourist, IL he sees the streets of Paris only
in the true summer time Of hot mid-AuSust,
when the dust is thick upon the boulevard.
when the wood pavement is being torn up
and all the smartest people have already left
the town. has not the best that Paris offers.
The long spring, with the piquant joy of its
awakening, and the fair autumn, with the no
less piqusnt sadness Of its lengthy dying, are
the times that Paris loves the most. and fortu-
nately. for Parisians, the two together make up
half the year. STERLING HELLO.
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~ - L We
TRUSTEES SALE OF II BUILDING SITES on
THE SOUTH SIDE OF FLORIDA AVE. BET.
NORTH CAPITOL AND 1ST SIS. WEST BY
BY virtue of decree Of The Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed on the 5th day Of April.
A. d. 1893, in equity cause No. 1924. docket "a
wherein William Nolte is complainant and August
Note ct al are defendants the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public SUCTION IN front Of the
A. d. 1893. beginning at ALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the following described real estate. lying and
being in the city Of Washinvton. District # Columba
to Wit: Lots numbered sevcnty-seven 40 to eighty
eight (Ss). both inclusive, in square numbered sy
hundred and fourteen l4I. The property is located
in improving section and provided with alleys in
the rear and on the sides
Terms o: sale: one-thrd Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, the remainder in two equal Install
ments In one (D and two ca from date sale,
with interest secured by deed Of the prem.
ses Sold all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit Of $500 required az the time Of sale Terms
to be complied with fifteen days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees the right rese at
risk and cost of the defautinR purchaser. All con-
veyancin2, recording. &c, at the cost Of the Dur.
chaser. MYER COHEN, 926 St. NV.
ap11-d&ds Trustees
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r. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. q
BROS. AUCTIoNEERs

pfSsp s + Street III HeFsp AIR E9f
By virtue Of deed in trust duly recorded. I viii
sell OF public suction in front of the premises on
TUESDAY. TWENTY-FIETH DAY OF APRIL, A.
D. 1893. ct FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the west half Of
lot numbered III IN square numbered ) \
fronting thirteen QaD feet street south.
vest by depth Of one hundred and twenty
frame house numbered 925 street southwest. to-
Rether with all the improvements. ways. easements
RIGHTS. privileges and appurtenances TO the be-
longing. or In any wise appertainine.
Terms: One-third cash. bAlsnce in one and two
years At per cent interest per annum payable semi
annually notes TO be given secured deed 81 trust
on the properly sold, all cash. the ton Of the
purchase Conseyancinr. &c. at purchasers cost.
deposit OF goo required At time of sale Terms OF
sale TO be complied with In fifteen days. otherwise the
night reserved 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defauing purchaser after days advertise
ment OF such resale in newspaper published in
Washington. ID. G. WILLIAM C. WOOD, Trustee
ap1S-d&ds $40 p q. M "
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.pl4dts THOMAS BOWLING q s6N + q 4,
RUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuonssra
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VACANT LOT ON SIXTH
sTREkT BETWEEN AND D sTREETs

sTREkE BETWEEN AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue q deed Of trust duly recorded in Iib..
lS folio S3 ct ssq one Of the land records q thu
Ia t on TETR4N6 ESP TEISp pay o. MAI b.
Ing descfhsd real estate stuste in the city Of wash
inston " the District Of Columbia. and Known aad
nd sSS y IL SPAR evmbsrsa 81, bexinniaE twenty
running thence north along 0h STREET. twenty CO lei
Gx (61 tnches hsncs west one hundred sod i've (1Q6
rest one Cd inch. thence south twenty (O) feet ux (6
tnchcs md thsncs esss one hgndrsd md Ave 0 -
improvements. ways eassmsnas. ngh0. privileges
and appurtenances to the ssme belonging or In any
Tsras; Ons-shird Of the purchase money in cash.
halsnce n ax and twelve moaths notes to b given
oearne pr csnt intsrsst psr snnum and 70 b ..
esxSd oeeo % u9:s On q. pgcpsry sold. of al
q, q pqreisssrs oosk < dsposis os GOO rsauissl
asssn days eshsEri:s Tie .ehs ssssrysd rsss shs
af1sR ave days sdvslsisemsnx q such r1aats = 1s
,s.f V SsosSf + r ws;iaaa&R{sefc &. q
spel-asds afo. :. HxkSfS. 1fnsssA
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SPRING IN PARIS.
The People Of the French Capital
Begin Their Open Air Siestas.
IN THE PUBLIC GARDENS,
8hs Welcome Change Of Cliu.te-Is Couoes
Gradually. but 1t is Thoroughly Enjoyed
The Routine Of the French Peopie-Th.
nscyeIisss In their Glory.
Special Correspondents. of The Evening Star.

PANS, March %. 1898.
n PARIS WHEN THE
spring time is arriving
you see its signs on al
the streets. People be-
gin to sit in the open
air st night in front OF
the boulevardcafes. Jug
glers .acrobats and street
singers draw Sunday
crowds out toward the
democratic Place de Ia
Nation, where ham fairs
and gingerbread fairs
follow each other IN the