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JOE BERGEN KILLED,
The Gloucester Jockey Dies From Iniuri
Received In q Race,

The Gloucester Jockey Dies From Injuries
Received in &. Race.
Joe Bergen, the leading jockey at The Glou-
cester, y. j., race track. died last night at
Walter Campbel!'s hotel at Gloucester CITY.
In the third race no had the mount on keyser,
a risky one to take, owing to the fact that the
horse had but two sound legs under him and
was totally unfit to go upon hard track
Bergen, nevertheless, essayed the mount.
As the horses were rounding the stable turn
keyser fell. threw Bergen over his head and
rolled over on him.
He was picked up unconscious and at once
attended by DR.. Tomlinson, the track physician,
who had him removed to Campbell's Hotel
He never regained consciousness, and died at 9
O'Clock last night
Joseph Bergen was one Of the famous jockey
family Of Bergens to which Marty" Mike
and others belong. He was the seventh son.
He was one of the most popular persons at
the track. Every one liked him, not only as
the best jockey at the track, but as a genial.
gentlemanly fellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
EVANSVILLE.
l.. p. p.


Correspondence OF The Eyenins Star.
EVANSVILLE. MD., January ). 1898.
Although the municipal election does not
taAe place until the carly part of May. both the
single and anti-single tax factions making
preparations Tor a lively campaign. and each
faction seems confident OF success. The terms
Of Messrs Ralston. Brett and Aman viii expire
a. that time and their SUCCESSORS will then be
chosen. The two former commissioners arc
earnest advocates OF the Henry George doctrine
and the latter Is decidedly opposed 10 The prin-
cIple. Mcssrs. Latimer and Long, who are
divided on the question. haze another year to
serve, and the faction which elects two on. of
the three commissioners TO be chosen at the
spring election will gain the victory. There are
said TO Ds 40 voters in this town and the ants
claim tina. the strength of the single takers
consists of but twenty-eight ont Of that num-
Der. but the Henry George men laugh at the
idea ard cav that they will sstonish their
friends. the enemy, when the proper time
arrives.
The building committee OF the Pinkney Ne
moral Church met IN this village last Tuesday
night with Rev. Edward Wall. Dr. Charles A.
Wells. DIR. J. L. Owens. Mr. J. Il. Burndside
and Nr. Clarence Wilson in attendance, and
decided 20 build n storm door TO the church
after its original architecture and to also make
improvements in the heating system.
The handsome residence which Mr.. Jackson
II. kaston is having erected on Wing Res, ave-
nue. will. when completed, be quite an acauisi-
ton TO this village.
Messrs. Duckett 4 Ford have purchased Of
Mr. Henry Shaier for $4,000 the HAYWARD
property situated IN the eastern part Of Bls-
densourg. which consists of forty-oEe acres and
fne dwelling. which was the old residence of
the late Admiral Hayward.
series Of prayer meetings. known the
week of PRAYER. are being held at the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Church.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. As, 1. o. NJ. OF this
town will install its newly elected officers ON
relt Monday night and confer the first degree
upon three candidates. Several members Of
the order from Washington are expected to be
present.
Mr.. John Johnson and Miss Jane Freshman of
this place were married here last Sunday.
They were serensded on the following evening
by band composed OF young men Of the vii
lago.
The Ladies' Sewing Society met at the resi-
dence OF Slrs. J. {. Robinson last Tuesday and
completed several articles OF wear
Mr.. Il. Ford CnGlbs has returned from Leon
a-6town, Nd, where he has been spending tine
holIdIys.
Mr.. Geo. Sscic-s won n horse at rattle in
Blsdeasburg few evenings ago.
NJ. Robert Wright is living dangerously Ill a.
the residence 0: Ar. j. G. Robinson, ON JOHN
son ayvEae.
Mr.. Heirick IS building n handsome residence
or his farm near this village
| HyA:tsyi!lo presents a very pretty appearance
/ In its Snowy mantle, and the merry music of
sleigh bells was heard today for the fret time
this winter, as several cutters passed through
the village.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DATCLIFFE. DARE l. CO.. AuctA

ID ATCLIFFE, DARE CO., Auctk
JUDICIAL SALE or VALUABLE real. ESTATE
ON NJ STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia sitting in equity on the
eleventh day of October. A d. 1897. equity suit
numbered fourteen thousand. one hundred and one
Q4l0l), wherein Meyer b. Newman is plaintiff and
William s. PLACER, William H. Saunders Charles II
Brice. W. Harper and Ludwig G. Young and Isle S.
Lipscomb. trustees defendants the under signed
at the hour of FOUR in the attsrnooa Of SATURDAY
TIE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A d. 1873
in front of the herein ifter described sell at
auction to the highest bidder lot numbered ons hun
dred and forty six 46) and lot, Numbered one hun
bred and forty seven Q47) both In Walter Aver and
others recorded Subdivision of lots in square num-
bered SIX hundred and nneteen t6l9l. as said sub
one hundred and seventy three 0S3) in the survey
or's Office of the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Two hundred dollars <o2O0) Al at
time OF sale. the remander. third Of the pur-
chase money on the confirmation Of the sale by the
court the balance OF the purchase money TO be paid
with interest at per centnm annum the indebt-
edness to be evidenced by the purchasers pro,rsory
notes and their to be secured BY deed Of
The property will be sold free Of taxes to day of sale
and free and clear and discharged Of ali claims OF the
parties to said suit any person persons claiming
by from or under them or any Of them
sale by the purchaser the lots viii b resod as his
risk and cost.
oI HITxRI D. r pSxhknarr. Trustees.
Washington Loan and Trust Company building,
C2|dkds Oh and sta y. v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Mayor Body Of Brooklyn held q conference
yesterday with members Of tho Fire Insurance
Tariff Association committee OF the board Of
underwriters concerning ihe recent raising Of
the insurance rates 25 per cent in that city. It
was charged that the ire department was in
competent and that tho chief of the service
spent his time in Florida during the winter and
on his yacht and at the races in the summer.
instead Of being q. his post. 1t was charged
also that the department was run by the poll
ticians OF the city, and all these things taken
into consideration had caused the advance in
the insurance rates. Mayor Body said that
the charges were all based upon rumor. but
that il . special committee Of investigation were
appointed he would cooperate with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

COIIiSIOn at q RAILWAY Junction.
A passenger train from Vienna came into COL
lision at Kanizsa, Austria. yesterday with a
passenger train from notwithstanding. Kanizsa
is at junction Of the two lines. and the en-
gineer of the vienna train, misunderstanding
the signals, ran at half speed on the track ahead
of the Stuhlweissenburg train, which was NOV
ing twenty miles hour. In the crash the
locomotive OF the latter train ploughed through
were completely demolished. Eight passengers
were Killed instantly five sustained injuries of
which they probably will die and ten were
wounded severely, but not MORALLY. All the
passengers on the notwithstanding train were
thrown from their seats and hardly person
escaped uninjured. Nobody was killed, how
ever. The locomotive was twisted out of shape
and three carriages we're partly wrecked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
THE NORTHERN BORDER.
Secretary Eikins Favors Establishing a Mill
tary Post Near OsweGO.

tlTy IOst near osWeEO.
gentleman named Clark, representing a
number of public-spirised citizens of Oswego,
n. y, had an interview with Secretary Elkins
yesterday for the purpose of securing his in
dorsement 20 o project for the establishment of
military post the northern border near
that city. As an inducement to that end he
said he was authorized to assure the donation of
a suitable site comprising about 200 acres of
land, Offering many advantages for military
purposes.
Secretary ElLins said he recognized the ad-
vantages referred to and that the location OF a
military post near Oswego was in full accord
with the policy he had advocated for the better
protection Of our northern border. but that he
was not now in a position to undertake any radi-
cal steps III that direction. He also stated that
post such as he thought necessary could hardly
be confined within the limits of 200 acres, as in
his opinion nearly 1000 acres would be re-
quired for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
FUTURE DAYS.


II cLoAN. Aucliouee-s IN
FTE sE BsR2R S;FR1Fs s WSSt
AND CIAMBER FuRNrTCRE. nhSks. wAhn.
E SGFss q KAst SH fSP S SHss sd
CO. OF New A,rk.
Several Cutters. c a. nwrL kl NJ
On sATTEniY. gtST Any SEVENTH. 1898, At
vii sell m,, a@e SaT OF q Furniture I9S and
h ,a Lhf IsffSfR SLOAN. .ucion..r
THOMAS BOWLING SON. suct. .oI2 s., nv
SALE on SATURDAY. JANUARY SEVENTH.
collection Of Household Elects within cur auction
rooms. OF L ST. nv.
5000 GOOD CIGARS.
AT rwEh h9fSa o'clock.
ia'T S9rrsi Horses surrey and HAGnsss Horse Busy
Horses; New ard second hand carrisse.. ia
Eronshams, C9upes. Extension Tons spindle
TR5& Si Scs&tfSsSs s' sd nsInss s
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,ioneers
L3T HOUSE 10 ia + STREET sotfm,
By virtue Of tn. las, will and testament o. catha-
l5s !; hSfFpsIIFF PsTn y
t tTens Q, n. prs ,s the foS;n ds-5d se.
Columbia, and known :. and b.ins psr q lot twenty
600. in square numbered 1--WE hundred and thirty
nine ODD described a. follows:
beginning for the distance of twenty-ona
CID feet i've 90 inches from the northwest OF
SAID lot on street south and running thence
TIE line OF street fourteen l4l feet thence south
sixty -sht 6S) feet tn an alley eisht 81 feet wide.
thence wsst along lire of said alley fourteen GA feet
thence north siHty-eisht s fee. the place Of be
Rinning.
Tocether with all the improvements. ways. ease
nent> rights, privileges. appurtensnces and here
danents to the same belonging in any wise apper
tanning.
Terms: one-hsh cash. balance in year. note 70
bear fe- cent interest from day Of sale.
payable semi annually and 10 he secured hy deed Il
trust on premises sod or al cash. al option Of rur-
Conyeyancng. &c. at purchasers cost. Terms 10 be
COMPLIED with in fifteen days. otherwise the right
reserved to resell at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in Washington.
ID. &. TIMOTHY j GOEMAN.
Executor of last will and testament OF CethGrine
Corrigan, deceased. js1-dSds
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The Chilean and English companies running
up the Pacific coast to Panama have notified
shippers that after February no goods to or
from New York will be granted through bills of
lading by way Of the Pacific Mail Line. Goods
coming by other lines will be taken. 1t will be
remembered that some time ago the Panama
railroad refused to renew its contract with the
Pacific Mail Line which expired February l,
other American line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Knighted on the Way TO the Grave.

From the London telegraph.
Capt. Michot, a veteran, who had been through
ten campaigns, has been gazetted Knight of
the Legion OF Honor on the day of his burial.
The officer left the Val de Grace Hospital few
days age. lie had been in the establishment
under treatment for heart disease and died
suddenly on Tuesday. Through an oversight
or. perhaps. owing TO the exiSeneies of '.red
tape" the announcement of the honors con-
ferred on the gallant warrior appeared at a
moment when his war-yorn remains were being
conveyed to their final resting place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Mr.. Rowcll Loses His Case,

Judge Lac ombe, in the United States district
court at New York, has denied the motion Of
counsel for George P. Rowell for an injunction
to prevent Postmaster Van Colt paying into the
United States treasury e6.697.65, excess Of
postage paid on Printer's Ink from August un-
til December, 1892. Mr.. Rowell has brought
suit to compel the postmaster to admit
Printers Ink as second-class matter. II suc-
cessful in this Mr.. Rowell will bring action for
the refunding Of excessive postage before the
Court Of Claims In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
NOrseng, the skater, Arrives.

Adolph Norseng. the famous Norwegian
skater, arrived at New York yesterday on board
of the Iceland from Copenhagen. He is said
TO want a match with Joe Donoshue. 1t is now
probable that series of races will be arranged.
and that Joe will Lave a chance to meet his
famous rival Norseng will probably race
Hogan, too, before he returns home if q large
enough purse is put up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Underground Transit in New York.

A meeting Of owners, agents, brokers and
citizens representing the real estate interests of
New York city was held yesterday at the real
estate exchange to consider what ought to be
done to facilitate the building Of the under
ground rapid transit. A resolution was intro
duced calling upon the city to undertake the
construction OF the road. 1t brought out .
spirited discussion and the meeting broke mp
in wild confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
Congressman WHITING. I,lnes..

Congressman Justin r. Whiting started for
Washington on Monday last and got as far as
Detroit, where he was taken ill and had to re-
turn Tuesday. He is now confined to his bed
with malarial fever. Two OF his sons who have
been i'll with the same disorder are now recov-
ering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
I ATINER a SLOAN. Auct,oa..r,. i.o8 o-,.
800 ROLLS MALI. PAPER

II
900 ROLLS WALL. PAPER.
u,I p usNsoS HISS MANTrAcfr KiN,s 80
SSias r. !Ssie q s%;s,Ii,ss Sly
EkRE orfonTrSiTfS 10 Scr ' ~ risk
% TTAtsp,l sni FRIDAY. I,xr,Ry rIr1H
1nd S.NrH ~, is,1 .sa.n;T,ns - rtN = e.sh
lao, q ..reei. ~ order q p HA>slS hI>s
~si' rarrr i-ins Tie isrc,i snd q = ,.-r, men; ?;
o.s N ths Inc ,hai his teen osrci al Tu,'ie -s
d2a-i,s LATINrR 4 SLOAN. ,u--,oa-~--
II ArcIiFFE. DARG a 60. AUcrIp>EkAs
cHsNcsRy SALE or Fr,r >IcF BRICK
LINpEN .<p EN- sTRrFIs. ~ - 'nSEoir
NJ MIN siS, II lg r pisEiSc 4. s Sr S Ne m
pis;r,c, Q; oglS "a. saS..a IN eIa.'y sue "a
undersigned trustee MI s-l 81 i1h. au''i.t. a
s ,r,Sfi u DAY GaIhNr lgi, a l. ia ~
O'CLOCK 7 ~ a. ,h"S, ~ =, = ,s,," . 80 al
GIaniaa ami kal~n and b. rib-i ~ 1t = ..r...
hcth in.as,yc, Of hleck Il "a l. n-'it rsrs sr,-i-
proved by nov seven - N d. ins. S,h a.. mot
ern imyroyene,,,;. .S'- u IL. ~ u a. ~ "a p 3. e
SUBJ. 10 de,t q i-si e - 30 ana al ISa. n
I'm. Il sale hs.: 81 tiIe r'r.hs-r money n
os.a .nd she sssner r"ySsss m 10 a9h - '.
ca. hor.- viii - required az tha iul" = ale ier.s
=.
IKANk 7. BROWNING, Tr->..s
aff 9TH - 81
eaS-iSls NsshInstou = e.
'VRu SITES sALt or FRoFFKIN N Ili. ,lIl
T III ftrS M HfwPrS ,Sp u sfsir =
s sTSkHf fhsMs f b%ri iHr''hp w Two
BY virtue u decree ras-.l 'ae sth isy = n~-.u-
her. lSts. by the SUPREME Ioari y; she District 2
Colanrhis in the cause - William {. nevat ~ "a
rick bran :. al, W iit., iSniiy no',s.i - ~hsl
ls.c. a. HAIf-PASr ForR O'CLOCK y NJ. off-r
for ~asst public suction tho folioNlng real '-fat-.
situated m IN. city 81 washnEfu'. y. q 80 MI The
north u :est inches q ~ NJ ~ and "a" -cuf
feet inches ~ % IL. ~ the deIth- tlerf. - u ~
AMI lhonfsaus -thdvision % rlr . square No XXI
- fAe - gl-l iu i,sE ~. p folio III. a..
% tho records q the no. the District ~
COLUMBIA. suhiecf 20 a DECD g ~ -s,tIrr he
Equitable" Ru;.t.ng Association Of s4s. ~.
1 ne terms - sale cash. and = deposit of eco
VIII ne required ~ time q sale II the terms = sss
are not COMPLIED WITH n ten days the trustee =
m" right 10 resell ~ The rs an cost ~ tie dTfsuitus
pan haser Al couye, ancIng and iing AZ the IL
peEse VI purchaser
WILLIAM K DIHANFT-
stit Ia sru-t--.
DrNCA>sON BROS.
d"i-dkds Auctiana~r-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

LACK Of vitality ard color matter in the bulbs
causes the hair TO fall out and turn gray. We
recommend Halls Hair Remover to prevent bald
meas and grayness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON TWELFTH STREET NEST
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH IL
COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date of the
second day OF June. A. ID. 1885, and recorded in libe-
No. 1885, foo 1873 ct seq, Of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia, and the request OF the
party secured thereby, We the undersigned, as
trustees. viii Ell sI ruelic auction in front q The
greTTls ssy on M3SpM; The NINTH DAY 1p
OCLoCk r NJ. all that real estate situated in the
the south ten tlO feet of lot numbered forty eight
S) By the dspth thereof also lots forty
nine, nfy hftyone and nftytwo. IN square 216. &C.
cordins to the subdivision Of said square by the vestry
OF 81. Johns parish made by X. A. Lacey. sttoruey
and treasurer. recorded In Liber W. F. folio l0o OF
the surveyors office OF the District Of Columbia. TO-
gether with the iniproyements thereon
Terms Of sale Oue-ttrd cash and the balancefn one
q, two 20 and three go years for witch toe Prom
cent per annum from the day Of sale will be taken,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property. or al
cash. at the option OF the purchaser purchaser
deposit Of $500 will be required Of the purchaser OF
purchasers At the time Of sale All conveyancing at
the coa "a the purchases or purchaser IaIes Will
be raid to the dny II sale II terms Of sale be not
complied with in fifteen days from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property AZ the
and risk Of defauting purchaser sftsr i've days
HARRISON 9. BARBOUR
A?0 New York ave ryr.s...
WILLIAM }. MILLER, AN
$50 Louisiana ave. n
Z. Z WA00A3AS. Auct1onsG. d23Akds
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Quite Different.

From the Chicago News Record.
Miss Continent (who has just listened to a
proposal)-"But don't love your
Mr.. Hardfact-"Great Scott! don't want
you to. want you to be my WIFE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

Isaac Pitman's Eightieth Birthday.
1saac Pitman, the inventor of the best known
and most used system Of photography, cole
brated his eightieth birthday yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
THOMAS DOWNING SOY. Aucilo,Ir,r..
II =
~ 9th and u st. nv

TRUSTEES SALT OF VALUABLE IMpRoV d
sfREEf GrTssrfs rr ffffH up IN 80 lS'
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
TON. H..
BY virtue of a certain a-ea % trus 70 ~ beariux
date octohrr rs. ID. 1870. aud duly recorded n
liitr No. l-". toip sil. - sel. uf tho Aui
OF the District 81 COLUMBIA. ane the r-qu-- a..
party secured Their ny. VII eel "a front 81 h.
premises. on WEDNESDAY. JANGAEk ffaHI-
EEATH. \ u. lsg5. a. FOUR O'CLOCK 2. VI. the
following described uieC" parvl q land stae nd
being IN The ei,y Of Washington p~trii %; rumb a.
aud being all OF lot numbered 81 Columbian e bl-
ege. and others suhdiNisiua Of Lots squsfs
ber-d lai. as yer plat recorded Iiis.r q. o. Do.
folio lol. q the records OF tie ofs 10.
II the District Of Columbia. together with "a. N
prOyemeuts thereon.
Terms Of sale: on. third Of thu purchase money 20
IT, paid in cash. the balance IN tr.- equal ius'al-
nents N one. Two sud tire year. fur winch of
tie purchaser bearing Interest AZ = i-r
annGii interest pns aide annually ami ssrri.~ I'd
by deed 81 trust on the property sud NI ~ taken
or 81 cash. a. par haser~ HTtsn. All sDnN.yaurtnr
and recordi = -; g ~ 81 the pur-ha-.-. du~it %
$3.50 VIII be rsqnr.d a. thine - SAFE T.-i,ls q s.
10 bs complied with in tea dsy- ftsfn daN 81 =. -
oiheiw wise Trustees reserve the riEht resell ths
property at the risk and Of i-fuulting purclassr
after i've days adve-fi~eIueft ~ such an eor.
newspaper published ~ Washington, q. =
MAhlpe ASHFORD. .
objects Allls> - klkDMNt = ifh-t@fs
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D ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUcTIoNRERs.

DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF UPRIGHT PIANO
LEATHER-COyERED SOFA CHAIRS AND
RoGKEKs, BED ROOM FUFNITukE. wAKp-
TRESsEs. PILLOWS AND BOLsTERs, TOILET
SETS. WALNUT SIDEBoARD. EXTENSION
TAB f. DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE. GAS STOVE, INTERPRETATION
ODD BUREAUS AND WASH STANDS, DROP
BY virtue OF an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dstric: Of Columbia holding special term for pro
bate business ! will sell by public auction at the
rooms Of Retclifte Dsrr CO; No, ee0 Penna. ave.
n. W.. ON SATURDAY, SEVENTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY d. 1893. At TEN O'CLOCK A. the per-
sonal estate of the ate n. T. I.uckett conrrfsing
wife tue attention of buyers
t3-4t HENRY r. wooDARD. Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

DIR. Peter Reichensperger, a clerical leader
IN the German reichsta8, is dead. He wrote
several works on political and economic ques-
lions in Germany.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

csSs OOO WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
SSC,OOU watches. hne silver ware and .ihsr
eoods from Narston's office. Troy. y. T. fhSh-
NER kuctioneer Gil Pa. ave. under Metr0'n Hotel
n16s3m
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limited STATES MAksHAL's SALE.

by virtue Of . wit Of f-rt f,c,ss ,s.,.s
cerss eince q the su.rese Court q tho District q
Columbia. end 70 directed. viii sell At su, ~
sale fer cash. IA front Of the court nous. d.r ~
pa ,stnet, On ,s. sEsDAr. The TfNrH DAY uF
rs, Ute claim anc in ,er~ss OF the defend.n' An "A
70 We ieiloSlnr dssrfbed propcrty. VII. l. -
ny nq% wss Ten hInarsd and sssnty -hht lo city
snyulsr the improvements shercon s-iz-i and lev,
upon as TIE property Of Patrick D. Boyle and Wi, -
Robert T. wetse use q Lloya II carra,her.
pArcY yIkn frf kANsDELI-. Z. \. NAsshaa
dk1tQtao1d:a3k5aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05

The guaranteed cure for all headaches Il
Bromo Settler, 1Oc. . bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-05
FITlf,F E.N~.
THOMAS DOWNING son. aUcTIoSEERs.

THOMAS DONLING son. AUCTIoNTERs
CH.NCFHY SALE or IAIraRrF Ior w.
hknNfD BY IHREt STORY AND BArK
y. Lime BRICK DWELLING. No. ll6 EAST
liy virtue q d--.,s Tasssi b. the SUPREME Court
1850. wherein lheodbr. Mo.h.r uti 'he-s are rnu,-
plainAnts and Lee n io>hsr = DEFENDANT shall s@i
PkSr F5 Sq" a " fr%n, = NJ prcn'1s. =, II p
foCEIEi NTH day q JAZZ ARN. j. q. rsrs q
oIlSihsl 10y folr a. IN s2us-" ssNrh hundred ant
twenty eight ~ byiurfu he same iNfa.n IN
feet west from "a. .h-a-f trr,-r a s.tl "a al
running th@no" us~t nf;-su rs, s.-af eleven 4 ~
incl"s thenr" north one huui-ad aud twenty n
hft-' tl,l '.et eleven I'D iurh's aud theme south
one hundsd and twnty ---y,.. 10. fTs.- =, rlt "A
one-sif tAis inches - tie place f.-inntnr a.
Ir'N,gi ~ ta-e---tury ana back iuildin- h-ick
dive Ing hsuss
Terms It sale prescribed tv ~. Hr.r.a nn.,l "a
cssh and Vic balance "a ile aud ~ froI day
annum until paid. las ah. s..ni annually. Nb-.s q
the urrhsscr 10 be given d.-r,l IA fs,sfts sai
70 To-. >.'ilT'd BY deed 81 tru-t 90" pro- -ad. a.
III" l,rhse money may H. raId 10 ta-h al gti n q
purchaser d"gost - s1uo Mil ~ fuir a Al ti-u-
OF sale All convey anrin ur.H-isl secs tri T..l,-
ine Al ittlias'rs cost; ltrus = sale NJ "a
Tee reserves the right -,-~-ii nd i-r an - q =
taulililg purchaser. aft Us hsv- ,lN-.t . ,i.rf
~ sAMI. MADDOX HH.i...
gASHNcoS az LOUISIANA avenue.
THOMAS DowLING sos. Aurto,l,..r-
OlsE-.. nv
PAIR OF YOUNG soRRFT HORSES. SURREY
AND HARNESS
ON SATURDAY, IaNlAkN sETFNTH Isql AT
INtlN 2 D'GLHh.
n ". apair of young. sreedy driving SorF, u rs,
six and seven GA. falHnr lap Surrey nni
Double Harness. THOMAS DoNIINHS soy
9H5 ats auciiou-"r-.