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TWO MORE "IMMORTALs."
The French Academy Chooses as Successor,
to Renan, Mariner and Rousset

The Erencl, Acod.r,v Choos.s -. c..-
to Reuan, Marm:er and Rousset
Elections were held vesterdav in por;s =,
choose successor. tn Ernest Pan.r Cor,;,,o
Rousset and Xavier Mariner "a membars ., Tho
Frercb Acodomv IT, h.,,o.;. -, -
-, u"Nons iesui'eu Al
'ne erection Oh 'iconlte Henri DE bornler. the
poet, ard NJ. Thureau-Dangin, the historian
The competition for the seat made vacant bv
the death of Mariner was great. one of the
candidates being NJ. lola. Five ballots were
taken without result. lola received only six
votes
zoLA's REPEATED r.urprs
Tb;s ;sM zol.,s so,,,th -.
49,. -out'u "''e"p' W eecure
seat anohs tne immortais, and he seems to
be again destined to failure. In October, 1889.
he announced his candidacy for the seat made
vacant by the death of Emile Angler. but when
the vote was taken in the April following he re-
ceived only four votes. He was again a candi.
date in May, 1891. for the seat made vacant bv
the death OF Octave FeuilIet, which was finally
filed by Pierre Lott. the nautical novelist. on
the seventh ballot. lola at this time had only
eight votes, in spite of the fact that he had ner
sonally visited every rnemher Of tho aoadan,
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AGAINST THE CIGARETTES,

The Bill Prohibiting Their Sale Passes Sec
ond Reading in the Pennsylva mia House.
A lively and at times amusing debate fol-
lowed the calling up in the Pennsylvania house
Of representatives yesterday of John Fow's bill
to prevent the sale and manufacture of cigar
cites in Pennsylvania for second reading. Many
amendments were offered and debated, some
seriously and some in q humorous vein. Rep
resentative Fletcher was induced by some
waggish friends to offer an amendment to in
sert the words 'cigars and before the word
cigarettes, thus cutting of the cigar dealers a.
we'll as the cigarette dealers.
The bill, however, passed through the crucial
test Of second reading. amended to read ~ fol-
lows: "That on and after the LIST day of Janu-
AIRY. A. D. 1894, 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons, corporation or copartner-
ship, firm or otherwise, to sell or offer for SALE
or expose for sale or cause to be sold, made or
manufactured in the commonwealth Of Penn
sylvania cigarettes containing tobacco"
The penalty for violation Of the act is q
fine Of not more than 81 900 and imprisonment
for not more than one year, or either or both
at the discretion OF the court.
Mr.. Fow thinks that he has eliminated from
this bill everything which prevented the pas
sage Of . cigarette bill through the senate.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE COR
NER RESIDENCE SITUATE AT THE SOUTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, IN SAME SQUARE
SION
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY NINTH 1893, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell. In
front OF the premises, at public auction, without re-
serve to the highest bidder. that maCnicent three
story and basement stone and brick dwelling, No.
700 street northwest being situate part Of lot
- In square 81 House has spacious stone porch and
stoop with verandas on I'd and Sd stories has 10
rooms stationary tubs in kitchen. servants stairway.
parlor elegantly decorated. antique OAK panel wsns-
cotlng in dining and hail. buffers pantry
plete bath room Aoor and wainscotng Of tile porce-
lain lined bath tub. ample closets. .wde platform
stairs. beautiful dome light spacious hall and
stairway. fretwork in alcoves in main hall. hard
wood mantels with tile trimmings and hearths cleo
tr1c bells and gas lighting house heated throughout
by hot water.
Terms Of sale: Over and above existing incum-
b-ance OF &15 OO0 70 be paid in cash. ell cash.
purchasers option Title good or no sale. deposit
OF $500 required at time OF sale. II Of
not complied with in ten days right is reserved
sell the property the risk and of the defauting
after i've days previous notice of such
sale in The Evening Star House open FOR inspection
All conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
fe1-dkd0 Auctioneers.
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LILLIAN z. DUHAMEL, Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BR aSg Lo nns.snas ave.
ja23-dkds
FUTURE DAYS,
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucnonesr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND BRICK DWELL
STREET BETMEEN HAREWoOD AVENUE
hn hD IL pKoIr PARK AVENUE. IN LIE
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Lber 1851,
folio S4S Of the land records OF the District Of Co.
lun,S. and under an orde! Of the court passed in
Disfrist Of cclumS.. the undeEs:snsd trustees viii
TIT EllTTESN1T I I DAY Of fEBkUxRT. 4 3. ls6s. AZ
lct twelve Q2l. e Mackey Duvails recorded sub
Hol II J., L. Drot Park e the aid sa6dvisiOn =
surveyor q the District o. Colam6is. With the i'm
ont on Em OF 80 p:Tt O. lot The same having
Lsrms Of sale: Ons.third Of purchase money to be
paid in cash. the residue In equal install ments ct ons
md two yean from day Of sale. foF which the pur.
lscn az q :sSs :. s6s me q - sent p :sss.
ust on ne property sold s caeh AZ shs option q
porcnsser nosgosat q 92oo g Be msde yhen BID
ten days ffom day % ale e1.css rsssrvs the rsht
81 EbHLddAAss4S39NN rrusssss.
tS-dsds Once. 500 6th - ~.
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneera

HANDSOME COLL CTION OF wEIL-KFpT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BEING THE ENTIRE
REMOVED TO OUR SPACIOUS SALES Rooms
,AMSSa THE coLLEcTioN WILL BE FOUND
HBiAfN I2S N 3, SUITE , sp,ING EDGE. SILK
PIECES. SCREENS. Fancy CHAIRS AND ROCK ROCK.
E E PAdISTINGS AND ENGRAyINGS. TABLE,
HANGINGS. HIGHLY POLISHED SOLID OAR
CHAMBER SETS. WARDkQBEs. HAIR AND
OTHER MATTkESSES PILLOWS AND BOLs-
DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
ALSO
HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUGG1ES. HARNESS &c
on SATURDAY MORNING. ~
EEBRnARY FOURTH 1893 at TEN O'CLOCK. we
VIII sell at our sales rooms. $50 Penn. ave- n a
large collection of well kept household goods to which
we invite the attention of parties refurnishing
CONSIGNMENT for all departments received up To the
hours Of sale. ~ W Ae
Telephone 1882
fe22t RADCLIFFE, DARR co. Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucslopeers,

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF A MIS-
GELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOI ID
EFFECTS WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS.
~ STREET NORTHWEST. ON sATUK-
D DAY FEBRUARY FOURTH. 1893. AT TEN
GGonILLH9 S IN THIS COLLECTIONS WILL BE
FF11siMR Ell nI NGONTENTs OF PkIXATE
ONLY USED FEW WEEKS,
CONSISTING OF IN PART
PARLOR SUITES. MANTEL AND PIER MIR
RORS ORGAN. JAPANESE CABINETS For d
ING BEDS; NUMBER OF EXCELLENT
fffHtA GEs SUITES ~ spSi MA NUMBER OF ODD
OAK AND WALNUT ,WARDRoBEs. OAK AND
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES. DINING
ROOM AND OTHER Chairs. ROCKIES. &c
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD'
COTGHES. LouNIES. &c. GOOD LINE OF
CARPETS. COOKING AND HEATING Slows
GR0CKERY AND GLASS WARE. KITCHEN
ALSO. Al HHLF-PAsT ELEVEN A. NJ.
10000 ASSORTED CIGARS.
TO- OF OUR AucTfoN Rooms. fhoNr
SEVERAL HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUG
SnsSy USED str 81 IirTL sEiD 6an FANCY ICY
TAINTED NEW BUGGY, l SECOND HAND
WING DASH-TOP PHAETON, BEST MAKE.
TOP-SPINDLE WAGON, &c. SEVERAL
OTHER BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c.
RoANE MARE AND COLT. MARE YEARS
AMNSSST THs ai:n & &93P pR PRRI5vEk coIT .
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
fe1-2t Aucfioneerc
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D ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., AUcrIoNEERs.
N $50 PA AVE n W.

PRovED AID UNfMpRoSvkp' RAJ AAf rsri IM;
ON SIXTH STREET, STREET AND UNION
STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING THE EIE
CAVITY BUILT THREE STORY BAkFN EET
AND MANSAkD-ROOF DWELLING AT ffiF
CORNER OF SIXTH AND STREETS Sor-Tu
WEST AND -FOUR FRAME HOUSES on ITyIoy
STREET. BY AUCTION oN
, b virtue Of two deeds Of assignment recorded I'm
lesss iI52 and lls1 folio, z29 and l5 ct seq, one
se 81 public suction IN 'front.' Of q the VIII
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. n iii Of or,2;nsi io..
"A. 10. IL, IA. Is and 10 In square 562 the Who'll.
property frontF l33 fest 0th street and 2s fset
10 tncheson street and l33 feet on Union sfresf =
Improved by large 3story basement and msnssrd 700
prick containing II rooms more or less with
Al modern improvements. at the corner Of f5sh snd
streets ana Tour frame houses Union street This
- one @ me nnest and most conveuiently located
p1rs 81 ~ c y m.ains q .ccsss from al
v g situated and fashioned Is 10 admit " most
assiraole srbdvts!on into lots Of convrntent ssss
Ds,1E susRpled IN 2o-foot alley along the entire
Lsrms: Slo0 900 = Gosh. balance IN L ana
Seefr sv1oenced h1 purchaser's notes secured b.
go o. u On ne psopsy With interest," Ct the rsfs
ali cs.S q ~ PET snnsn peyabls ssnennuaiiy
SSS Ee2uirsd ss time q al Terms to b complied
1870 70 r,su st Tie nj ana Goa Of s5s uitss
~ Al convsyancans. rsosrdang. 6c-. Ct
Taxes pss1 70 Jeaus.x !, lsoR
&~ss THOMAS Il FIELD, Anienss,
Sosos 30 g AZ
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mus e WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRggs sTEESx SALE ds,S OF TWO Two-sToRY AND
STORY BRICK BACK BUILDINGS, on o
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
By virtue of deed Of trust, recorded in Liber No.
1876 folio 1886 OF the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request OF the party thereby
secured we will sell At public auction, in front Of
the premises. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FLEW
ENTH. 1893. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. :,
sub lots % and So in the subdivision of part of lots
and in square 5o3 plat in book l6. 149
OF the records OF the surveyors Office Of said Dis
tricf. with the improvements above fated.
Terms: One-third cash; of which 800 must be paid
each lot at time of SALE and the balance in three
equal install in six twelve and months
for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing in crest
from day of sale and secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold will be TAKEN all cash. at option of pur-
chaser II terms are not complied with in fifteen
days from sale the trustees the right TO resell
the property at the SIX and cost of the defauting
purchaser or purchasers All conveyancing aud re-
cordtnR viii be az purchasers cost.
THos- n E WAGGAMAN. Trustees
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN
fe1-d&ds Auctioneer.
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T ATIMEE & SLOAN. Auct,onees.. l4O7 est.

/ ATIMEE SLOAN. Auctioneers l4O7 est.
RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE FOR THE
PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTH. 1893. at
Ten OCIOC A. NJ. wi hin our sales rooms 1907
we will sell fine collection of furniture of all
Beautiful Mirror-back sideboaras, Fine Parlor
Suites. Oak Book Case and Secretary combined
Oah Desks and Fine OAK Cabinets. Leather covered
and Cane-Seat Dining Chairs, several Pianos
Hat Racks. Carpets. Mating, Fine Oak Chamber
Suites. Office Furniture. Hall Chairs Fancy
Rockers and Chairs. Oak. Cherry and Mahogany
Mardrobes China Closets. Corner Cabinets
Mattresses. Pillows and Bolsters China and
Glass Ware, Pictures, Fancy Articles. &C.. &c.
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ,
Brewster Brougham, Fine Victoria and o.he,
Vehicles. Harness, &c
fe22t LAfiMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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S. BEESSssIINNGGEERR. ATTGGTTIIooXXEEFEEE.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
$40 LA. AVE. n W.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES
AND MARES.
We have lust received from Mr.. D. B.
Kietfer Of Elizatethtown. Pa
is head Of Horses and Mares. excellent
workers and drivers. which We will sell
at the bazaar Saturday Morning. Feb-u-
airy 4. at 10 O'Clock. to the highest
bidders
We will also sell.
30 head of Horses and Mares. from local
parties. suitable for any purpose
Al Of the above to be sold without
reserve.
pair Bay Mares. will work in single
or double harness. kind and gentle, alb
solutely fearless
ALSO.
l Brown Horse. 5 years old, sound,
kind and gentle. Can be driven by the
most timid person.
s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
fe2-2t $50 La. AVE. NV.
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DON'T ALLOW YoURsKLY to tribe with cold ana
20 encourage the Development Of some latent pull
monary and bronchial disease. which often ends
Issa,y; Ioo naa better cure your cough Or cold by
an old-tfme remedy for Ill coushs iung and throat
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z Co. Auctioneer,.

MAILER d. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers-
PARLoR SUITES, UPHOLSTERY IN WILTON
RUGS AND TAPESTRY. ANTIQUE O X CHAM
BER SUITES, Cherry AND OAK MIRROR
FkoNT FOLDING BEDS. LADIES' WRITING
DESK. REvOLyINd-TOP DESK AND BOOK
CASES. WALNUT wARDRoBES, OAK CABiN
NETS. HALL RACK ANB CHAIRS, REyOIV-
ING CHAIRS. OAK EXTENSION TABLE AND
DINING ROOM CHAIRS. LEATHER UPHOI-
STERED CHAIRS, REVOLVING IHAIRS. AN
T WIGkER r. EoCkERS. OIL PAINTINGS.
COUCHES. STANDING LAMP, FANCY EOCK-
Frs, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS,
JAPANESE GOODS, &c
On TOMORROW MORNING, within our sales
room, corner 10th street and avenue at
TEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY. shall sell the above
article, partially enumerated and removed TO our
sales rooms for convenie nee Of sale.
ALSO
LOT CENTS FURNISHING GOODS. UNDER
WEAR. NECKWEAR. HOSIERY, &c
ALSO
ONE SMALL BATES ELEVATOR
LOT COUNTERS. sHELSiSG. SHOW CASES &C.
1t W,LTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
A ssIGNEE's SALE.

A sSIGNEE's SALE
Sealed proposals will be received by the understand
until WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH A u
Part or IN whole Of the stock Of Dry Goo y, Fancy
Goods. Notions, ladies' and Gentlemens Furnish
Fixtures Of trade contained in stores and prem
street northwest this city. The right 20 reject ans
and all bids is reserved
LOUIS ROSENBERG. Assignee.
teo-4t No. els 9TH ST. u. W
HEADQUARTERS OF INAUGURAL COMMIT
- tee. l42o \; T. avenue: Committee Ball Room
building and its sppr9sehss proposals. VIII bs
1893 at TWELVE NJ, for wiring and light.ns by
electricity and gas the pension building and its sp
rroaehes thereto On March 4 TO z Inclusive Tis
WI +. HART, secy No, q,
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fe1-dkds
BROS. AucuoneerA

RECEIVERS SALE OF LEASE AND FIXTUREs
The leasehold interest of Matthew Bernheim in
premises Nos. 403. 4O5 and 401 9TH st. n w. which
have frontage of 50 feet. will be sold at pubic
auction on THURSDAY. February the 9th, 1898 al
O'Clock Y. m, the premises.
The fixtures viii likewise be sold in conjunction
with the lease at the same time and Place
The leases provide for . rental Noyembsp l. Isq3
1t the rate Of 81 100 and thereafter al the
rate of g. $50 per snnum pay able in equal monthly
installments.
ten years from Novelnbe. l. 1893; and the one on
Nos 40o and 407. at - 900 per aunum, expiring ten
years from February 1. ls9s In renewable for like
term OF ten years The leases may be inspected and
full particulars obtained upon application TO the un
J. ALTHEUs JOHNSON. Receiver.
WILLIAM d. sHoLEs. Attorney, 49, ~"
40 5th ST. NV faIRt
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fe19-2t

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, p: c. SITUATED ON FIRST
STREET BETWEEN c AND ID STREETS
SOUTHEAST. AND IMPROVED BY TWO
, STORY FRAME DWELLING
BY virtue OF decree passed the 9Th day of De-
cember 1S9o, by the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia in the cause of William C. Dewalt All.
Patrick Doran ct Al No; l1642 Equity docket 90
shall. on FRIDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. A.. D. 1893 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p n offer for sale at public auction the following
to wit: The north Il feet inches Of lot No ii and
the south feet inches of lot II, by the depths
thereof of Kelly and Thompson's subdivision Of parr
Of square No. 133 the same is recorded In book W.
f. folio 1856 one Of the records of the surveyor Office
of the District Of Columbia subject to deed Of trust
70 secure the Equitable Building Association OF
the terms Of sale cash. and q deposit of s1Oo
viii be required at time of sale. II the terms Of sae
are not complied with in ten days the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and Of the efsung
purchaser All conveyancng and recording at the ex-
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEI. Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Xucs;one sSs.
eThe purchaser at the above sale of this propertv
having made default in complying with the terms
thereof will resell the said above mentioned
At public auction In front OF the premises on SkR
DAY. the FOURTH DAY of FEBRUARY laQ3 Al
HALF PAST FOUE O'CLOCK p M upon the same
terms and conditions in the original
said sale being at the risk and Of the efautng
WILLIAM Z. DuHAMEL, Trustee.
'A>o-o9os 400 La ave. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RArcL1FFE. pARR / CO.. Auc,a

r ArcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucsa
VERY VALUABLE RAJ. ESTATE on n STREET
SEIMEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
By sTpxT FRAME HOUSE. Known AS NO 2ol5 Il
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON rrsRr.pv ruYRn
At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NE Will offer for
IN 'front.' OF the premises, the east part Of original
lot IN square 10l. fronting 10 feet street and
lie alley.
This property il nicely located in . fashionable
ing In value.
Terms One third cash. the balance in one, two and
nusy year, geS cent Per annum PAYABLE ssmisn-
OF 81 cash. ct the option Of the purchaser depost
SU required 81 the time Of sale II the terms of
sale are not complied with in fifteen DAYS from the day
OF sale rght reserved 70 resell the property
sna 81 OF the defauting purchaser. after i've days
rs s1sd IN w. Y, An conveysncins and
9a21-dSds kATCLIFrE, DARR CO Aucss
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SEWERSAND GARBAGE
Two Subjects Discussed by the East
Washington Citizens Association.
NEED OF IMPROVEMENT.

Exhaustive Reports Submitted by Commit
tees That Had Given the Matter Careful
More school House. Needed
Ia That section-o;hsr Topics Treated of.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANs
FUTURE DANs.
WLrER h WILLIAMS CO.. Asct,ons.r.
yAIraRIr PROPER At aNacosrr.

6fGfaf1 At a SsGIiox
nbsr 1905 foos so and so and lSio folio les y, =,
go respse,iveiy land records Of the Ds,rcs Of Co
e.
.iibed real estate situate y Anseo.a IN he DIS
10 Sr.eoS = en- Y
chester :. psr ps, Q. said s9eaivision Is duly
Of the surssyeF. once Of i the 5i.,c, Of Sola@Sis
toeether with improvements-three large frame cot
Terms: one-third cash, balance to .uit the ruE-
piece Of property at the ae Of sale All conveysacns
and rseo.dins At the cos, Of Terms g De
the trustees right resell the prOpeAiy
At the risk and cost Of the dsfaulsns purchaser or
bRSikI Z oc nH oiLL.H.S. Trustees
fe3-dkds l4o5 New York ave.
I ATINEK SLOAN. Aucuon..r.. Iso7 St
BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF VALUABLE
OIL PAINTINGS
OF THE FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SCHOOLS
BY favorite and esteemed modern artists being the
from art centers during the last two years forming
very desirable assemblase Of works Of art. magnih
Gently framed to be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY EIGHTH. NINTH AND TENTH.
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE
p. NJ EACH DAY.
AT OUR GALLERY. l407 G STREET.
r33ES EXIHIBIrJoN on AND Aztec MONDAY,
rt99yyRs OF TIE ri FINE ACTS ARE REsREcT
., LATIMRR SLOAN.
ie.s-os Auctione-rs.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs
ps sSEE OF e9SEESTS OF THE GROCERY AND
GE SA MST TRs 6t tEsHTsfG SIKH 1888 COM
EsA sf s6Bs VINES iSpSs
THE sPoEF MIL 81 FIRE r,EEgRE
fe3-.t DUNcANsoN BROS.
CRFsE fsrsfE # 4H fEhbh aSb
y5Ss Gs COURT Of IL tn. s Us S
MfPSTsDRY ' The Fl fF TrfiS'Tf
the twenty -sishf Feet 1--WE and I oneha ii
inches front on north L street. by deIth Of one
1 and s33Dfrs norh%s
improved by two brick DWELLINGS fronting street
and one frame building fronting ON ID street. and
embracing also vacant lot in the Of said frame
oS sp fh ien shNT BAY ifres QUARTER
ron On "a .2e M hs sOg
frame sa h f s s. ,y feet improved 6y
also frame building the rear OF said premises
Terms OF sale: Onethird Of the purchase money cf
each OF the properties in cash. and the in
equal Instruments at and two years from the day
OF SALE with interest secured by dee Of upon the
property or all cash. at the option the purchaser or
Iprchasers All conveyancins and recording ct pur-
CURED at time of sale. II not complied with
within ten days from day of the right is reserved
TO sell the property at the risk and Of default
ing purchaser or purchasers after i've days notice in
the Evening Star newspaper.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON
Trustee. 4l0 9Th NV
fe3-dts Washington. ID. C.
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rHI WARDEN or THE JAIL GIVES EvIDENcH-THE
PRISONERS MOTHER A. A WITNESS GIVES IN
STANCES OF HIS KRRArIc BxHAvIoR IN HIS
cHILDHooD--sHE BREAKs DOWN UNDER CROSS
IxAMINArIoN.
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THIS EVENING.

&cS nm WORTH OF DIAMONDS GOLD
eOGC,OOO watches. hne silver ware and other
NER, Auc;ioneer. GIL Pa. ave- under Metro,n Hotel.
n16-.5m N-
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Destruction OF THE GARBAGE.

DESTRUCTION OF THE GARBAGE
IL 10 admitted that it would be veil and in
the interest Of sanitation TO have the garbage
Of the city destroyed at the water front in order
20 do away with the nuisances created at the
wharves and ths unsightiy scows used in trans
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THE CHANGE OF CLOTHES.
District Attorney-"Mrs. Schneider, where are
the clothes he wore at the time?"
Mrs. Schneider-.'At home"
District Attorney-"Why were they taken
away from him?''
Mrs. Schneider-"Becauseh he wanted it DONE Z"
District Attorney-!'The clothes you gave
him in return were old, were they not?'
Mrs. Schneider-"Yes, SIR"
District Attorney-"Did you ever endeavor
to get him to have his hair cut?"
Mrs. Schneider-"Yes, SIR
District Attorney-"Why did he refuse to
have it done?'
Mrs. Schneider-"Because he said he was
afraid they would try to cut his throat"
Mrs. Schneider said she had at different
times detected that her son had been drink ing,
Dut she never knew him to be intoxicated She
stated that she furnished ascent package Of
tobacco every week and half a dozen cigars
every day or SO. Recently she had furnished
MIN with cigarettes and also chewing tobacco
She had. however, at DIR. Williams suggestion.
gwen MIN no more cigarettes. Mrs. Schneider
eald. IN reply to an inquiry suggested to the
district attorney by DR.. Hamilton, that the
birth OF Howard was attended by no unusual
circumstances, and that there was not the
slightest indication Of insanity in any Of her
other children She said that, with the excep-
ton that he complained Of being badly treated
by the railroad people, she noticed nothing I'M
usual in her sons conduct when he returned
from his work ON the Norfolk Southern rail-
road.
MRS SCHNEIDER BRxAKs Down.
Mira Schneider at this point could no longer
restrain her feelings, and throwing herself back
In her chair broke down completely, sobbing
and moaning and wringing her hands in an
guish Her son Frank and her daughter vainly
endeavored to soothe and compose her. The
district attorney considerably refrainsd from
Questioning her further and AZ 4 o'clook the
court adjourned. Mrs. Schneider Vas led
from the witness stand and after being at-
tended by the physician present WAS placed In
. carriage and driven home.
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