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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary
Ellen Strauss ct al to 7. ]. Stanton, pt 49, so.
81, Georgetown; s.. X. Waldron to J. B.
Carpenter, pit. LOG, So 1851; s.. Same to C.
Z. Miller, pit. do; $. T. A. Harding to W.
Waring ct al, pts. As and 46, d. and LIS SUBJ
Mt. Pleasant; S9O7.42. Simon Fleisher to j. o.
Scaggs, lots 3, to !. sd. 1897; "a, 76440. J. Z.
Beail to T. g. Haviland; 10, 8, blk. |. Fairview
Heights; g. F. E. Hodges to F. V. Tiliord,
Smith, sub 1873. SO. 1873: $. NJ. ". vosh-
burg to F. NJ. Padgett, sub 80. So. 974: 81 200
Jesse d. G. Gibbs to f. W. Kosack. subs AZ aud
40 SO. III; $. H. C. Borden to p H.
Close; s.. Georgetown College to W. II.
Manogue, part Is. rs add. to Georgetown;
g. H. W. Easton to Mary l.. Easton, lot %.
block A. Holmead Manor: s.. Same to
Elizabeth W. Easton, sub 81, do; $.
H: B; swearingen to T. ". Trott, lot
to F. Heitmueller. parts Incidence. &c; s..
j. W. Schafer to A. F. Gibbons. part Indo-
lence, &c; e. A F. Gibbons to &. G.
Matthews. same property: s.. b. II. Warner
to W. Henning. lot D. block 5, Twining City;
$500. P. NJ. Kelly to P. Larkin, part /, So. SIS;
g. S. Ross to Mary E. Mansfield, part IL,
Sc. $40; $500. Henrietta c. Keller to E. T..
Keller. part sub Is, So. 464: 81 500 W. L.,
Bramhail TO H. j. Pearce. lot IA. so. $50; g.
Mary " Marriott to W. J. Pearce, part !, So.
foZf' y. Sh,us eI al TO A. W. Ward, subs
IA and l45, SO. 1851; S2.915. ID. ID. Stone to
W. r. Frisbie, lot 4, blk. l. Avalon Heights: s..
j. A. Carr to W. A Kimmell. lot 9, blk 10. Uni
versity Heights; s.. Il. d. James to G. T.
James. pit. 10, blk. 6. Meridian Hill; 8. H. s.
Merrill to E. L. NOTTINGHAM, sub 20. so. 1918;
e. E. NJ. Mathewson to Amanda J. Mathew
son. pit. 10. so. $50; g. J. A. Blundon to
. Catherine W. Leland, subs 274 aud 275, 80.
1904: g. c. L. Wilson to jessie G. Gibbs. subs
and IA, SO. $40; e. W. d. Staples to S. L.
Denty, pit. IS. SO. 545; $3.50. R. W. McPher-
son to W. O'Brien, pit 10. So 20; $4,000.
Queenstown Baptist Church to r. r. West pit.
Z, Cuckold's Delight; $1,000. H. H. Smith to
Wilhelmina c. Hartman. lot 8, blk. 10, Center
lexington; $500. II. Corirn to same, lot 5,
do; 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
BROS. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on TWELFTH
STREkT BETM IN ANn y STREETS
Or TkIDAl AFTERNOON. FEBRrkRY TWENTY.
tbtRFh. A a. 1876. al HALf-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK will sell at auction. IN front of the prem
ises all OF lots numhered II. y l3 and IA In squsr-
3li. each lot fronting - fe ~ inches on Twelfth
street by depth Of ~ .-et to Al alley
These lots are situated IN one OF the best locations
for building in our city.
Terms: One third of the purchase noner in cash.
balance N one and two not. to be given
ing interest At cent from day sale pa, able
semiann uay and 20 he secured by Seed Of trust on
the property sold cast the option Of the
chaser deposit OF goo wi he require upon each
cos OF The purchaser TerIus OF sale be complied
with in fifteen DAYS. otherwise the right 10
resell the property ~ the risk nd of the default
purchaser after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper pub Ished in Washington
ID. &. JOHN y. IARNEE
felS-dSds Attorney for the heirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
GEN. CARR PROTESTS.
The Recently Retired Brigadier General
Writes to the President.

The Recently Retired Brigadier General
Writes to the President.
Brig. Gen. E. A. Carr has filed with the Pres
ident vigorous protest. In his letter. after
quoting the orders sent him at the time of his
promotion. he says:
"In accordance with the above reported on
the first day Of August and saw Gen Schofield
in person. He then told me that he had prom
ised You that / should, if promoted, retire
from active service in time for you to fill the
vacancy occasioned by such retirement. was
astounded at the statement, and told Gen.
Schofeld that had known Of such a promise
would not have accepted the appointment
When learned OF these promises from the con-
versations referred to nv place as colonel of the
and was therefore unable to decline the COM
mission of brigadier general. for that would
have put me entirely out OF the army.
Now am called upon to carry out the bar
gain, made without my knowledge or consent,
and when decline l am threatened by Gen
Schofield with forcible retirement.
81 have been in the military service of the
United States for forty-six years, and feel Just
and soldierly pride in the services have rem
dered my country. / never sought promo
ton on any ground other than that Of merit,
and deem myself too good a soldier to accept
for any other reason.
IF am to be retired for the purpose Of Civ
ing place to another man under q law at least
questionable and which was never intended to
be used for such purpose have made up my
mind to stand to what conscientiously believe
to be the duty Of soldier, and that is not to be
a party to or ratifv any agreement that would
In the slightest manner affect my standing
among the officers Of the army with whom
have served so long.
81 appeal to you, therefore, Mr.. President,
to consider the situation in which have been
placed without my knowledge or consent, and
have also to respectfully but earnestly protest
against any action being taken looking to my
retirement from the active list of
the army without at least a full hearing Of my
side Of the CASE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

I ATIhER . SLOAN. sucrOa.er.. i.o7 q
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
The highly interesting ''zcuror- collection q
ROYAL VIENNA ART CHINA AND
BRIc-s-BRAc
Removed from 2sS STU ave . Nee Yori
COMPRISING SUPERB AND MArcHLKss N.
ROYAL VIENNA. sEvREs.
DRESDEN. cAPo- pLnuSrE
HUNGARIAN AND
OTHER REcHERcHR
cERANIcS
Represented IN great variety and elessnc. q de.irN
with ereuistely PAINTED sneis by the
most renowned artist. OF the
Royal Vienna School.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
fy direction q b. GRosSBAUM SONS
In consequence Of their foregonr their Intentions. 10
exhibit at the Chicago exhibition. o,r Nc to IN.
curtAilrnent II their allotted .pao.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY FIRST, TWENTY
SECOND. TwENTY-TBIRD. TWENTY FOURTH.
1879
Sale 70 commence each day at ELEVEN A. N. ana
THREE r. NJ
On e1hisition Monday. February 20. from 10. m
ooiSop m. f.i7A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING sos. Auct.. ola Est. n

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
u strict % Coinbis.-Notir- is hereby glven- tina;
~ IECESDal. FEBRUARY TWENTY THIRD
lS. the lease 81 tie isA wharf and ash Il Il IA the
city ~ WASHINGTON aud Georgetown Will he sold by
publ auction to the hiSl 81 Ldder for TIE term Of
ore year from March /, Is 3 : follows: At THO
O'CLOCK NJ upon the premises four fish stalls in
the Georgeiown market house 10 the highest iidder
terms c ash in advance. Aso at THREE O'CLOCK
= NJ ON the same -ay, on y sire I between 1th and
h streets n in fTot OF tie FISH stalls Of (Cen-rD
Washington uarEet. al rihr- and IriFe granted
or Allowed - the avs ~ the corDoritlon of Washins
ton To establish wharyes docks for the landing
cleaning and sale Ut FISH TIE city OF Washington
and DO whAr or deck snaC be deemed ELIGIBLE IN
stustet at so~ point the north side Of the Pc
mac river beiwcen 18th sire. east and l4th street
west Terms: Zoo TO lie paid ihe day Of the sale
and the residue l. lie sia within Eve dy- from the
day of sale J. W. DOUGLASS. J. ". RIOS W r.
fe9-iO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

Baron Bleichroeder died in Berlin at I o'clock
yesterday afternoon. He was the richest
banker in Berlin and one Of Of the richest men
in Germany. The fortune left by him 10
estimated at lo0, ooo. 900 marks. He was ono Of
Prince Bismarcks nearest business friends and
during the old regime was known as Bismarck s
''body banker" Throughout the latter part
of his life Bleichroeder was the object Of much
anti-Semitic SANDER and ridicuie. His last
great financial enterprise was undertaken a
one Of the syndicate which will obtain for
Austria Hungary currency reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
+ ATIMER & SLOAN. Auc;s.. 14o7 est
EXECUTORS SALE OF yALAUBLE PROPERTY
NEAR sToTTs STATION. d. c., METRO
RAILROAD.

BY authority vested in by the last will and tesla
men Il the lzt@ james Anderson VIII offer Tor sale
hT public Gn ZION in front If the premises on Mon
DAh. the TMtNIIE1H DAY or FEBRTARY,
lS!E3. al fEEfE O'CLOCK p NJ. the homestead OF
the late James Anlers n. The lot Goa. aims an a,re
lnore or les~ and small frame dwelling shade and er
sc ent water.
This pro'sry i situate7 on tho Ricgr ROAD within
FIVE 'iaut-s va Of >tott's ion rapap of SUI
d!Nls on nd desirable for su' urban residence.
Tern OF sale: one-;hird cash. balance in two
eluf' inst-l men AT line and eighteen from
aaA 81 "a e ~ al cash. - purchasers option. de-
post o; 300 viii he required time OF sale Con
Neyan- siis at .urchaset's ,ost.
CHAS. A WELLS. Executor,
fei1-dts Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

AT 7.so o'clock this morning while an attempt
vss being made to thaw out the frozen pipes in
tho bath room of Jerry S Ashburn, No. 1886
sth street northwest (owned by L. W. Knowles,
The woodwork Was set on fire. No. engine re-
sponded to q telsp homie call and the flames were
sxenguished with Q loss Of ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
THOMAS Z. wAc5GAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON WEST SIDE OF
FonR AND s HALE ST EFT BETms6N
BY Two-sroRY FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in Iber
DISTRICT of aud 81 the of the party
thereby secured. viii sell At public auction in front
TwENJf.ThfRD. 1888. a. FIVE ocLock :; y. ,
lot 90 in square SOC los IS E,iDsbeth wstsons
rscorded subdivision Of o. % In saia square. Inn
proyements a. above stated
Terms: One-third cash. Of which . deposit Of 100
must be made the time OF sale; bslsnce in equal In
notes Q; the besinx interest from day Of
vii be taken al cash. the option Of the pur-
chaser fterms are lot compied with In nfts-u
days from the trustee right reaall
rfsk and cost of desaultins purchaser after ten
day. advert seu,ent- All conveyknctng sni record
Z. z wA00ANAN, Auctionssr. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

Maj. Carl Brandt, editor of the Bellsville
Zeitung und Stern, the leading German news
paper in southern Illinois, died few days ago.
By his will he bsqusathsd his heart TO his vita
in Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auction..r.

HOUSEHOLD FrRNITURE. PIANO. AND a
MarSk coL Mssh rNdRs vi osshMNdddoSTgns
hh.p BOD BRUSSELS CARPETS. WINDOW
so At, Auction.
90 .HrKs J, ~ fEERp.EI TwENrTHrnp
at residence No. 1875 . street northwest superb
who has %Ss 81 e a.. 60 sS. .
GRAFTON OF his inzr th1 lIo.i1ction e
RozENk. .sfIBERF AID oFaFRs.
And several valuable 'ycnsns Of that famous ar'iss
Tose,hsr with his hon eholh eff st- named IN prrt
Srder Of $3.50: fa,ler sui :. urho-tsrsd II en-.
bossed BusA stsndingl.smIs CAblrets, Lac cur
Two Handsome Pier Mirrurs. Pprtisr-s waiuut
ran an claiT. Mai9u, ana Anita oaf c6ami a..
c.r"sd ws-drre ar r. arr pi. Vii s rsre Cd, he' ~,
ast:re.s.s. feather IiW. aud Bol.ters Moaast sna
Ware. kitchen Requis ties, &c.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.
fels4t Anctione@rs-
u ArcLrFFE. DARR & CO.. AacslOa.er.
IMPORTANT AssIGNFE's s,rF OF rNTrRE
Stock OF LUMBER. OFFICE EINTNkEs.
RS 6SMS LHMBER Ysf6 OF ~ r. I = nc Mli
TMiRfEENTH AND l. STREETS NORTH
BY virtue q deea Of a.sisr rgont siyen to rs "a
aas erus We enheerslgi'd Srgn-es VII n-r
AL fr3Ti & THIS rs, isas 81 a, TN ocf6ckhM
and wsil.sssoI,si s.ock q Inabet and NH wgk.
sash, Doors and Blinds ana Glass, usually .
well-stocked lUlnber yard.
FINE OFFICE FrxrrKES INCLUDING MAR
vfS SAFE. DESKS; CHAIRS. sc.
WORK HORSES. BusGY HoRsFs. DOUBLE AND
SINGLE HARNESS. porBLE AND SINGLE
WAGONS. BUGGIEs AND sLEIGHs. AND A
LOT OF STABLE fiX1rRfS.
This IL q very Import nr 50 aud should command
the attention of ali Interested parties. Ne will Offer
the stoJ II lumber ofhre furniture and live stock
fret an entirety. and IL satisfactory bid 10 nos
received then lot by lot
Terms: All cash.
WILLIAM NcNEIR
Apd
s. 7. TaOMAS.
Assignee
e0THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
count q the weather until THU RSDAN, the
TWENTY-FIVE DAY Of FfBT.T AIRY. same hour
and place. which time II viii t- sold IN detail
WILLIAM Nc sEIR,
s. I. THOMAS,
fels-dkdbs Assigneea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
THOMAS DOWNING son. Auctloneer-,
u 90 z II u ,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BIOsE .. TRTNIDA
Er virtue ot deed Of t-rst dated Angus, 20 1897,
recorded in ilbsr No. i.sh. foiio 49, SEQ one o.
the and records Of the District Columbia end st
the request Of the party secured thereby Will sell
IN front o; he promises on MONDAh.f tAtsl
TWENTIETH. ls.ri. AT II AIF-PANT IOtR D-cLp x
T. NJ. part II ,ots Numbered twenty three Ce}) and
Nv ntyf1ur ca in b. T. Watrous' bdiv.in. q par:
OF block o. Trinidad. with iLTrovcuants thereon.
Terms; onc-tnird cash, la ance in aud two
years with nters-t 2, secured by deed Of IN the
property. cr u cash AZ ia. option 81 pa CHASER.
de sit OF 0l req 'lra time Of sale. n the terms
81 sale are not complied with IN DAYS the
reserve III risht t. resell risk al cost OF default
inx purchaser. CouNe ing and recording at pur-
chasers cost.
SAMTEI H WALKER
a5S la ave. n. W. r-..
MICHAEL I. WELLER. 4 trustees
fe1-d&is 400 Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
y.IrARr= pRopFRTY AT AS.cosTr.

4 \.
BEAU rIFUL COTTAGE HOMES AT AUCTION
By " tue Of GER ain deeds OF trst u recorded in
liber 140. folos 307 snd no. and 1910 folio 1856 ct
res ectlyey. land records of the District Of CO.
lunh' snd az the request of the parties secured
th.s :, ill offer sale he rrefa on FRI
y. FEBRUARY SEyENTEENrH, A. n lsseS At
HALF,tAsr FOUR OcLOCKP. NJ. the flowing de-
scibe real estate, situate in Anacostia IN the Dis
tIict Of coinmee: LOIS 50. 30 40, Al ~ aaa s. in
block No . OF OREGON l.. Green's subdivision of CID
chester as PER plat Of said subdivision dnlv re-
corded in comfy l.e- O. folio "A Of the Is
OF the surveyors flee OF the Dis of coluf ba
toeet:Ier with iIrproyements-three large frame cot
tages.
Terms; one-third cash; halsnee to suit the pur-
chaser. deposit Of 500 Will be required on each
piece OF property at the the Of sale All conveys acing
and rec rdin AZ the rost IF purchaser Terms he
complied with within ten days after sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the RICH --sell the proper
at the risk and cos Ct the 1efautins purchaser
purchasers
DANIEL DAME z oc ca ciLL,H,S Trustees.
fe3-dSds l425 New York ave.
eETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on AC-
connt 81 the weather until FRIDAY. fEBkDAkY
1MENTf-FOCRTE. same hou- and place. By order
OF the trustees.
b bPSlEI p 6 6a oiiiLLAH.x Trustees.
fe11-dkds 1425 New York ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

One Of the most remarkable cases OF vitality
on record 10 that Of Louis Kuns of New York,
who shot himself twlcs in the head . week ago
and who Il still alive at the Presbyterian Hos
pital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
GRArEru1CoxronrrSs.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorourh know edTe os the natural laws which
govern the operations Of dsstior and nutrition and ~
acare y app icston Of the nne properties Of veil.
seecfsd Cocoa Mr.. Epp. has provided our hreskfsse
seys US many heavy doctors, tas. I. IS the tadi-
may be gradually built until strong enough 20 -.
sist every tendency TO ts-ase. hundrsds OF suhtie
ever therv is weak point We naay ~.cspe psny
fatal olast koerng ourselves well forffne1 via
pure blood and 'ropsry nouriahed Trans. "-( owl
e0rvios uanrtfe.~
Nade simi ~ with boiling water or milk BOLD sn1y
IN half pound tins By 0rocsrs. lsbsied thus;
JAMES EPRs . CO.. noueopsshae chs.,issa L.
aou. Eng,ana Ss26AR.fn11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

MRS. ]. c. McGIBBES. while in front Of her
home, 1928 18th street northwest, on Wcdnes-
day evening last, was assaulted by colored
boy, Who snatched her shopping bag containing
o. and some small articles and made of.
FANNY TAYLOR, Q colored girl Of eighteen
years. died suddenly at No. 80 Jackson alley on
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
MEDICAL. DC.

nR BROTHERS. INvIGORATIN : CoRDIAL rs
~ powerful Nerve Stimnlant aud Tone. OF all the
remedies for Nervous . eDtlity. Neuragia. Nervous
xEaustion. Paralysis and that II ueopl- ~hO
are weak. miserable. letharic sl-e y. LACK Of amt-
ton and zst. there II renedJ 10 tins toria
bouatory. 95 81 s-v. fe'aIims
CONsULT THE ONLY UROsCOpI,N PHYsI-
u clans in Washington. D-s BROTH r. and GRAY.
duced the signs % inciri-n ds-a-e slmost a CIR
tainfy by eSaminin she chemical 'herarter a
Urinary deposits {" We Will e~crfba disease and
symptoms without asking question hs the nrst urine
which the human family are suhiest-dyspepss. con-
tiiation. piles. srrufnla. rheumailr, bronchfis.
ts and all disc diseases Of the sktn.
lungs. stomach. Kidneys &c. fele-lm.
DR- LION.
The well-knovn specialist
404 C Il. n
ProInrf treatment
One hours 10 to I. 5tos. se,e-@'
mr.. MTLLFR, 1927 9TH ST. w..TREATs All
liver Kidneys and obscure Diseases. years city.
Office hours. ITO II a. m and 4 20 z o. fel5-lm'
professional MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
el39th st NV. ds-;ims
CTRANsER~. TAKE NoTfcE-DRs BRO THEKs
- and Gray treat al dses-es. No cure. no pay
ONLY estsblis ned advertis physicians In this city,
Established - wears. sos St -w. JA3i-ims
TAPE wORA s REMOVED WITH HAD or NO
Il charge at 9l9 ~ st. e Reference: Richard Fere-
ner. with Mike scsnlon. pth st. above Pa. Her
bert Gordon. zoos ~ 81 g. ~ J. 4. Gardner, 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

The Result Of Long Experience.
Old Dominion Cigarettes. Photograph In each
package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20
AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW,
GEO. ". srIckNEY. Aur,ion-sr. ieiaTs

Gto W sIiCkNkh. Aurtioneer. l2ldrss
TRrSTFrS SALE or NArTARrr rNrppoxrn
fROflRT On IRVING SIRTtT RF fVNt x
sEN, NH ANDNfNrHs rRFFr~ fNTFSprrS
- virtue q certstn dsed - trust recorded In i-r
No iSss folly s4:l q -rQ x The lsnA r-,sr =
Tor the ~ o. uuis. sna ~ the request q IN.
laftt secured Thereby. vii oer ur sale IN f~on,
q ~. prelniS-s. on TUESDAY, ffBRTaRT
WIN I1-tl 81. l~Yk a HAtF.pASr FOIFR
OCloCA z. NJ the llcwfnE described rru xrrtv n
the c,intf Of Mss nctor. itst-isf q J,lrrllaa %
vi me N-si ~ feet frcn On Twins str~-t ~ tho
" deifh - lni numtrr.i ten ilOl N hinrk nura-
- ~ : N odd b-orrs suhiiNi-on u pars
81 Mount Peasant snd Pleasant Flsius .aia sub
qsiS,on y recorded IN the once q tho II the
hl>trlr 81 % unlnis, With fhs ferrefuEl rht
ne west te-t front BY tie full arth ssia 10, a. an
a. etNAN cn sold sub st a. d-est q trust 4. u-s
fhe q >-sl With interest ~ e. lar .nt frt 50.
,emh>r L.. isFs
Terms ., "a =; Al cash in sscs~s % saia deea 81
trust sin derosit ~ time Of sale Terri- >un-
hea WITH IN ten days 81 tho property WI 10 resnd
readvertisefneut
JOHN T ARMS
fel1SN 1hos. l. wAGGAMaN fFas'es&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-20

Norzrxo IKE DR.. Bulrs Cough syrup.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

A sale of Runnymede yearIings
was made at TattersaIrs, New York
City, a few days ago, by Messrs.
Clay and Woodford of "Runny-
mede" and Rowland" farms in
Bourbon county. Kentucky. Fifty
six youngsters sold for $50, 450-an
average of $500 apiece-and the low
price ID was attributed to stringen-
cy in the money market. Mr.. Clay
and Mr.. Woodford are, respectively,
brother-in-law and son-in-Iaw of Mr..
II. B. Davenport, of this county.
CFree Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

Notwithstanding the announce
ment that Rev. Sam. Jones was un-
able to reach Winchester on account
of an accident to one of his children,
a large number Of persons went there
on Sunday. Rev. George Stuart,
WHO has travelled with Mr.. Jones
the past five years, preached TO large
congregations, and Dir. Jones passed
passed through Charles Town last
night. The b. & o. will run excur-
sion trains to Winchester again next
Sunday; time and rates same as
last Sunday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13
Mr.. F. L. BelIer is erecting a

Mr.. F. L. BelIer is erecting a
three-story addition to the south
west corner of the Jail building
brick work by Mr. Geo. w. Armen-
trout. There will be one room on
each floor-the second floor To be oc-
cupied by Col. Forrest w. Brown,
making him fine office something
nobody deserves more than our able
and popular prosecuting attorney.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

The Charles Town Cornet Band
and Citizens and Independent Fire
Companies made a fine display at
Frederick City last. The Independ
ent Company's elegant steamer car
ried off the second prize, (S5O.) in
the contest on Thursday. \ check
for this amount has been received.
accompanied by the following letter:
FREDERICK. Nh. June IL
Mr W n. EdrnSldiJ, Charles TO1un ~ Ia
LeHS SIR :-Enclosed please ind check No.
IA Tor $50 2nd prize ia Steam Fire Engine
Contest. held here ou JaneS. aud won iy your
Company; congratulate the '.Loys" upon
their work. With kind regards. yonrs very
truly, Epw. $. ElcHHLpEGeEl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

The Gruber family. consisting of
nine persons, gave a popular concert
at Washington Hail Tuesday night.
1t was, as the Free Press remarks,
such an entertainment as a musical
family might have in their own par
lor. The programme embraced in
strumentai music of various kinds,
vocal solos, ducts and choruses, etc.
Among the most attractive features
were the smusing performances
songs, dances, recitations, etc. of
two children. The little girl espe-
cially is remarkable infant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

The officials of the Presbyterian
Church have extended courtesies to
their Methodist brethren who are just
now out of church home, and it is
understood that Rev. Mr.. Hamill will
occasionally occupy the pulpit of
the Presbyterian Church at night
Announcements will be duly made.
The Methodist congregation will oc-
cupy the courthouse Sunday morn
ings, and the Sunday-school will be
held there. also.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

We keep the largest stock of Win
dow Shades in our New Carpet
Rooms at S. D. Hirschman & Co. $
New Building.
When you come to S. D. Hirsch-
man & Co.'S new clothing store, you
can't help but getting suited. Come
and pay us visit.
Our Child's all wool suits, with an
extra pair pants at So only, is the
greatest bargain you ever bought
before. Come to S. D. Hirschman
& Co.'S New Clothing Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13

Mr.. j. II. Morris, an adept disci-
pie of Isaac Walton, will have charge
of the boats and fishing tackle at
Shanondale Springs this season.
Mr.. Morris will have capable assist
ance, and will be able to furnish
bait, ETC., giving visitors to the
springs an opportunity to enjoy the
delightful bass fishing afforded in
the waters of the Shenandoah, or
boating upon the beautiful sheet of
water sweeping along the foot of the
Springs lawn,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13
Dr. Ton1Iil4son7s
DENTAL OFFICE,
CORNER or CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREE S.
CHARLESTOWN.
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one of the finest known for household
use. Ladies will find this soap es-
pecially adapted for washing lace and
all articles of fine texture aud deli
cate color. For the bath, toilet or
nursery 1t is preferred to most of the
soap made. At Dalgarn's.