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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
THE MINNESOTA SCANDAL.


From the New York Times.
A story, said never to have been printed, ID
Of certain Brooklyn woman who finds q
peculiar significance now in the words Of the
psalmist, 'Pride goeth before destruction and
naughty spirit before fall" Her husband d
q man Of prejudices and one Of them Is against
wearing an ovsrcoat that costs more than els.
This notion sorely tried his wife's aristocratic
ideas and when expostulation and entresty
awaited nothing she resorted to strategy. Col
fusion with his tailor on the occasion Of hia
recent need Of an outdoor garment permitted
his purchase Of e65 coat for his usual
price, els.
The wife duly paid the difference and VA
happy-for few days.
Within . fortnight an old friend met her hus-
band and at once noticed the unusual elegance
Of his new overcoat. 'Why, how's this? You
are wearing better clothes than you used to-
mot ct ~. he replied; "this IL one Of my
ordinary els overcoats."
TT Is! Well, IN give you e25 for it,
'tIt's yours, was the prompt reply and the
bargain was completed on the spot.
When the husband reached home hia NJ
was surprised at his appeaaaucs
why, where's your ooat2'' she asked.
"Oh," was the compliment reply" . foo
down town offered M t2s fog Il end / took e ;
(Curtain.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
A Road to Destruction.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Permit me to warn the public through your
valuable paper against the peril of attempting
to cross from It'll to 14th street by way Of
Irving street. was SO foolhardy as to under
take the trip an evening or two ago and came
near paying dearly for my temerity. How
ever, after numerous tumbles and somer-
saults and handsprings, succeeded in escap-
ing with my life, thanks to protecting Provi-
dence. My experience reminded me Of Mark
Twain's introduction to the Rocky mountain
billy goat. By the way. believe goat to be
the only animal capable Of keeping his feet
where Sherman avenue crosses Irving
street. There are gullies and wash:
outs here more than ten feet deep
traps capable of hiding men and horses and
wagons in their fell embrace, 1t ia surprising
that serious accidents are not Of fire.
quent occurrence. assume that the authori-
ties are ignorant Of the true condition Of this
thoroughfare rather than believe that they
would knowingly permit IL to exist-a menace
to public safety. Although it Is . thoroughfare
much needed, better . thousand times close it
to travel than permit it to remain e. it is-a
public highway leading to destruction. T.G. n.
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NITRO-GLYCERINE AS A DRUG.
Its Use and Effect In Cases of Heart Fail

its Use and Eject In Cases of Heart Fall
ure.
Ntro-glycerine has proved q most eficacious
medicine IN the case Of Mr. Blaine, and accord
ing to general report its opportune administers
hon has reclaimed him several times from the
Jaws OF death. Although a comparatively new
drug II is now almost universally used as q
nsArt rtimulant. 1t is administered hypo-
dermically. BY inhalation or internally in cases
where heart failure has occurred or is imminent,
and 10 almost immediate in its effects in reliev-
ing arterial tension
The New York sun describes its use in gem
ersl eases follows: The average dose is
l-lO0th Of a grain, although in exceptional
cases as large dose rs 1-25th of q grain II
administered. In the drug stores nitro
giycerine, in liquid form, dissolved in alcohol
IL known as "glonoinum," and in soluble COM
pressed form rs 'tablet triturates of nitro
siycerine." Glonoinum is prepared in vari-
Gus strengths, but most frequently in one
tenth; that Is, one part Of nitro-glycerins in
nine parts Of alcohol. When this IL to be ad-
ministered BY hypodermic injection one-tenth
Of grain Of glonoinum Is diluted in ten drops
OF distilled water and the injection is made with
the usual hypodermic syringe under the skin on
any convenient part Of the body.
The effects Of even so mild dose are appar-
snt In very few minutes, bringing an almost
imperceptibe pulse up to nearly normal or, at
least. what the doctors call ''faily good" In
this city such treatment is used in the hospitals
In the case Of weak heart, resulting from sun
stroke, or, to cite q more seasonable possibility,
where heart failure is present or anticipated in
pneumonia or kindred diseases. In the latter
class Of cases the dose is generally administered
internally. The druggists have not yet classed
nitro-glycerine among their popular poisons
with persons intent on suicide or murder. Yet
1t Is quite as potent for death, used as a drug.
l. - ~ y
sive. case has been legally decided in which
death was criminally produced by this poison.
How its ultimate effects a. poison are mani
Tested the reporter who gathered this informa-
ton last evening did not learn, but the dose he
took, experimentally, by turning bottle one
tenth strength glonoinum against his tongue,
had the effect of liberal cocktail before din
ner or strong cigar before breakfast In the
way Of giddiness. Glonoinum is a colorless
liquid, sweet and pungent to the taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
THE ArrEND1Na SURGEON.
Trouble Over q Detail That 10 Considered
Very Desirable.

Trouble Over . Detail That IL Considered
Very Desirable.
One Of the most desirable details in the med
ical department Of the army is attending sur
geon to officers stationed at Washington. Col
Heger has the post at present. but in view of
his early retirement has been thought best
to order another sFgeon here to relieve him
Surgeon General Sutherland selected Capt E
B. Mosely for the service and secured the
issuance Of the necessary orders, but before
they had been fully carriedinto effect Secretary
Elkins ordered that Maj. R. NJ. O'Rsilly be sent
to Washington instead. Maj. O'Reilly was on
duty here few years ago and is well remem-
bered as the family physician Of President-elect
and Mrs. Cleveland. The surgeon general pro-
tested vigorously against this assignment as
unjust to other equally deserving members Of
the corps and finally procured its revocation.
The original orders Of Capt Mosely will there
fore stand for the present, but it IL not ct all
unlikely that he will be relieved by Maj.
O'Reilly before the incoming administration Is
very old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME CDrRT OF THE DIsTRicr
OF COLI NBtA.
Holding snecif term fo- prs,haDs, Court pusd
This 6th day 81 January. lsleS
In the estate 81 Gsorge Harrington. late - the s-
tr'rt % Columbia No. 5sSl AdminlstrafiIn
Doc IL.
Application having bern made for the rr,nhat. Of
raer writing profouldei the las; vii and te-ia
ment and for letters ts-isinentary the sstat~ q
said George Harrington. d-ccs.ed. ~ John u VII.
Grfh. tice T. hereby given al concerned 20 ar-
PEAR in this court on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY THRU
any exist against NJ grant nE of such application
Acpy 81 tins order shall h. pub shrd b. the WASH
incton law Reporter aud Evening star ono, IN e.sh
OF three successive weeks before sud day.
By ne court A. IL HASNEf ru.ttre
Atrne copy. Test; l. p. WRIGHT
jasl law3w Regf-fer ~ W,fts n -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
Tammany ut the Inauguration

Thus far 5000 members Of Tammany have
signi6ed their intention Of attending the in
augural ceremonies here, and that number will
probably be augmented largely before the final
arrangements are completed. The badges to b.
worn by the wlgwamites will have on them ar
Indian head, the national flag, bearing the
picture Of President Cleveland, the words Elm
sugurstion, 1885," and also picture Of the ma
tional Capitol Black silk hats, overcoats and
black suits are 10 be worn and each brave h Il
carry . cane. Should the weather prove un.
propitious when the day Of departure for Wash
ington arrives, . change will be made in the At
tire OF the Indians who intend making the trip
Il has been suggested that . genuine Indiar
chief. decked In paint and feathers, In trut
aborigine style, b engaged to lead the Tam
many warriora
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Let the Rent Stand Over,

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Referring to the suffering among the poor,
the greatest anxiety seems to be in regard to
rent.
am one Of party that contributed quite q
sum Of money and necessaries, and I presume
that greedy landlords are ready to grasp the
former If given into the hands Of the needy and
delinquent tenants.
heartless landlords that would turn . worthy
family out in the cold during this unusual
severe weather and regard their property q
undesirable in future.
Let the money 60 for the necessariss Of life,
and settle the rent with . protest against in.
human treatment for the time being.
LEA
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CAauA.r 4 LrrDr
928 7rz AxD 7O6 K 81. NV.
QUE NEW pEPARr,uyr

QUE NEW pEPARrlnNr.
LAdisr and Chfldrsn's Rsady-uaAs u~su, 49,.
wear.
Good soods. ven msds snf nodscsas in prsoa ~
ask N inspection
Menu Unlaundsrsd shirtaL No. 1. nsa. Of ysv
York Hflis cotton. reinforcsd q 60 -. - -
Sor IL money IN the markse
10, NO = nsas q Ne. fert nills cocoon. ans qussus
hnsn bosom md banda nrus-cls~ snsrs "a -sa
No 3 nsds Of New FORA MN oossoo. -clp No
49, sne cens ~ bosom. Ersach yoks bsck- Fsny
sasN 70 ~ cnsson-nsAe SHIRT oaly On.
SOD cotton snd full IN siss oulv ~
No. z mads q Dw1xht Anchor - -ss,, -
fAncy. etsss II 10 n ouly ~
Asoce oms 20 by snythins ysa ~ ma y -
cA1HARr = LK1Dr,
- - ~ - 7uoKA 80
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PROPOSALS.

PRT9kis9SsAHMS, ENs sTpELs roS Ink S.yr
hi PSss sss f:a Ss1sar,oa S
9 psas January 81 lsei vii h recsved a ne
y until mt S ocL Ok MN
stey.thereass-r Z furnish si he Navy Ssrt %s.S:
ingtoo. =; g: ausnti % tool STEEL. tools, w.tr
and two portable drI ms and boring mschiness ana
auansy OF bolts avn Indian se-s Nd
anthracite coal slass. brass iron sheet coppr park-
The ars mus, Conform O. tn a na as ~
.5n Ss 11s Isas naval Blank preegs
OF and lss he sessa
eli other things being equal. deeia@d by lot In.
department reserves the rieht defert. or %
sSysrSmsnS EDWIN sTESkRf. f.,n.s,sr s ~.
PsoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES FoR THE navy
Sea ed T. oposals Endorsed 'Propo-sls for SuTpli..
Sfsy ~ IN :. f., 70 b
son BE- ca .ne until TS So Sn'GHs
TAkI sESENiEfNTH. 1893. and iu6l.si, :t.ssi
shsePsns sole leasr p He@sriSe and ,Snss *:
s pn' . M 5S and .
ingfan ueon e.. % the Nv l.r Ms-h;
manufacturers and deA -rs Is invited Tie hds ii
ns Ps,f ssqa ds 20 ~ @ f !. lie
,sci any or all :, ns, dss%sd sayaHtaseou. = "a.
sfsi. c. s. \. hiN Sh"Ahi' 'J a.ss, :;.n-
DROPOSAlS FOR IRONMOkK AND IfEEA
Cotta.-ofice & Building for library of c ms r--.
II Esst CAPITOL street, Ma>hinston. u. G. January
II lsS-S.psrate sea led PROPOSAL. furni. hinx de-
md worn ioS SR. .rss s'.. s. S.s
deck, &c Of the dome and lAui-rn of the uidnx
FOR the Library OF Congress, in this city aud
nishing and delivering tue Fat d, llow Gotta re-
CURED for calling and covering The said dome ad
lantern. will be eiged az this once until TNl
OcLoCk 2. NJ on THURSDAY. the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1Szll aud opened linus
dia'ey thereafter in presence Il bidders. fu.ftr.-
tions. general nStructio and conditions and banl
forms OF prorosa may be obtained aps iirafion 20
this Office. BERNARD a. GEitN. Surerint.faeus
and Engineer. jaI2. IA. i0 IS aOk;ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
What Might Have Been,

From the Minneapolis Tribune
President Of the Ssnate-''If the Senator from
- doesn't come to order ct once and OBJ
serve due decorum the sergsant-stsrms will
be instructed to escort him over to sit with
senator Lease"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

Fifty Persons Killed on the Congo Railway.
dispatch from st. Paul de Loanda says
"a train crowded with Europeans and natives
was halted on the Congo railway near Matada
recently and the engine was detached to join
. wagon loaded with ffty-four boxes of dyna-
mite and eighty-two casks of gunpowder. The
engine moved down grade with great speed and
collided with the wagon, exploding the dyna-
mite. Fifty persons were killed, including NJ
Lequeue, head Of the Societe Anoyme Beige"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS Z wAeaAMAN. Real E.sss. Auction
SSEEAAL ESTATE oN TwELIIsr -IRkaS IVES

TsgsTEEs SALE OF y.LgaBLE IMrRoyrr
sITwETN AID sTREErs NoRrH Is
JHE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT Oh
..sSn s s.Y 81 e sssd ss.s &C.; 4 g.
NO llSd, folio lsS ct SCI one Of the land records Of
the District of Columbia and the request q the
party secured thereby, the unders,xned, a.
ON on spg' TIE asS Yrs II ir0fs
JaANUAkY D, 1898. AT HALf:pAsT royB
O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that real estate situsted in ths
etty OF washinston District Of columbia. and eeina
t4 by the denth thereof and lots NUMBERED forty
nine nifty hstyone aud nfty-two, IN square 276. 90
cordng TO the subdivision of square BY the vestry
and sSr %sds IN z fS
N. surveyors Office of the District Of Columbia 10
Rether with the improvements thereon.
Terms q sale 0ne-third cash and the balance In one
isscry notes Of the purchaser with interest af
cent rer annum from the dsy Of sale viii be taken,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property. AL
epo. e. u sgsi9n e the 81 Or
purchasers q the time Of sale All convcysncing n
TIM cost ~ the purchaser or purchaser Taxes will
be raid to the day q sale ff Of sale b. NOT
trustees the right resell property At the
cost and risk of defsuting purchaser after Eve days
advertisement Of such resale in newspaper IN
'''1 CITY Oh H HhseSS s, BARBOUR.
WILLIAM J. MILLER trustees
4S6 Louisiana ave. n ".
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on Ac-
count Of the inclemency Of the weather until MON
DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID.
HARRIsoNs S. BARBOUR r-,,.,...
1s10 WILLIAM MILLER. \ hfus>
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Tn. Hotel Girl and the summer Girl.

There Il soretaing about the hotel cir, I"
nid the old lobby lounger. settling himself
comfortably in tho soft leather-.ea,ed chair.
"thst distinguishes her from the summer girl.
the winter girl or any other girl. l don't know
NAT l can define the distinction with accuracy,
but everybody who has had much Of hotel life
y familiar with IL Perhaps We may saw il is
her independent. easy carriage and manner
They are necessarily thrown into u CAV. fashion
able life that they wouldn't experience in the
quiet precincts Of their homes. Permanent resi-
denee IN hotels. especially in New York, Ia
The metropolis are elegant and Injurious almost
bsyond belief, the rich decorations and furnish
inss being princely and Of great cost. The
hesel girl enjoys the life. and I don't wonder.
6ssf There she goes now, Isn't she pretty7''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

WAT FLsIISa CARDS BsoroHr HIN TO AND WHAT
WILL IN THE REsULr TO ALL WHO CAMILLE
SONS PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF TIE
TRIcks OF rHE TRADE
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING : son. AUcrIoNEERs.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. AUCTIONEERs.
S$E$$ $seE b#hzEss "a S Is R Hssf
~ nj faSRg
1880 wherein ThsOaSrs Mo;hsT and o,I.eTI
I SsSssSf is II.
orig nal lot ct, four St in square seven hundred and
G5 feet IVES from the corner Of said 10, and
running thence west fifteen u5, feet eleven dl)
I20 fee, egh, and one half $50 inches, theme east
sund1ed and esi eish shS
one-hsr $50 inches to the place Of beginning. inn
Terms Of prescribed by the decree. one-.hird
Of sale with interest at the rate Of six Ter centum pei
rs to sSe1 os
be secured by deed trus; on property sod or All
spc m 81 * an IN sa at Sr
Of sale. All conveyancing nota-al fees and recordin.
siSin sfssr sf 81: sss he
the reh to resell at risk and cost of defautins
pa'e's'sr -''s' SAMUEL MspDo4. Trustee.
ja3-dSdbs 462 Louisiana avenue.
THE 3, aBoyE s a, Is
TEiEaSff-FiKsT isa PS SGgi S ;PSFisSs
RATcLIFfE. DARE q SO SO pt tSSIIo HVE
1000 HOLLAND FLOwEkING BULBS
THE FLOWERS # SSF FT%e y SPRING.
EVERY VARIETY OF COLOR AND KIND.
Hr TTIRs pS sTFaEE AM sSp bSStbhfE
"a hE TT 9i Fl hT sadMs bgSs
~ de VIA AVENUE HSoRTRIgsT,
r EhRsf ISAET rIsT F5TE O'CLOCK
P. NJ
i nfuir ,o' iAa'e' RATcL1rFr. p.RR CO.
l. iso7 G st. NV
LAEsE ICE BOX leiI2 COST s2so MAT
oaSSsB s2Sb s. hEfE5Gn
WI" ss'. -'''s s0'''' e' LAffMER SLOAN.
TREsTEEs, SALE OF SAe9Es,, EonsEs, MILK
f kNsE if PGATTekh EcsIEsiN arR RRpfRs
%EssSSrs aSb n 5FE 2sRPs o5T
5ScGasFi2e % F6E Ff OF
sS virtue rd d 81 coed q trnst dssed nay S DO
Il ana as 5sfSf H or Va
% the sa art fHiss bsgsSy
T NI Mt SIXTH. AID: 1898. AT ELEVEN
of Walter B. Vii lars lot and stree
northvest fseng Pennsy!yagi. syennel. the goods
THIRTEEN WAGONS. NOS TO IL TWO
I HoRsESp h2S snArE s C0oMBtINALI8T
MIRROR; HANDSOME PLATFORM SCALE.
Sa0RN. CLOCK. MEASURES. MILK JARS.
On the same day. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ we will
sell at +. Sprnsm yard on street between
South Capto street and Desware avenue south west.
the following articles in schedule marked "A,
neXed to said trust: EIGHT MILK AND CREAM
yArs. CHEESE pREsS. FIVE LARGE IRON
BouNp ICE BOXES. BUTTER WORKER. ONE
CREAMERY. &c. &c. Term. ash,
ALBERT I. CoUMBE.l trustees.
ANDRED J. TERRY. 1925 y. Y. ave.
ja14dsdbs WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts,
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,ioneers.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on I STREET De
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH TREE IS
HSgsE NrMBkRkD SIC i sfREifirA s Stii2
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY SIX
IEENTH. A p. 1893 at HALF-PAsr FOUR
O'CLOCK. We Will sell IN front Of the premises the
west ii feet front Of lot and the front
lot in square 469 This property fronts IL feet by
improved by frame house.
The terms Of sale one-third cash. the balance
In one and two years. with per ger snnum in
teres' payable sepi-snnusly. and TO be secured BY
deed of trust on the Trnises sold. all cash. the
option of the purchaser. DEPOSIT of 500 -equred
aethe time o. sale. Conveysncing. &c. At purch s.
ers cost Terms TO be complied with In fifteen days,
otherwise the right reserved resell the property
the risk and cost Of defsutinv purchaser after i've
days advertisement Of such resale some newspaper
published in WASHINGTON. ID. c.
ia9 dkds DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

eSsl < nnn WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
s9IC.OVO watches. One silyer ware and sthsr
NEk, Anctioneer. 6ll Pa ave-. under Metro'n Hotel
nl6-}n
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THOMAS z. wAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.

FRAME DWFILINGs on SOUTH SIDE OF
IRVING STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber No.
1892 folio 1S6 OF the land records Of the District Of
olumbia, and at the request Of the parties thereby
secured viii sell at public auction. in front Of the
THIRD. 1888 Al Hall, PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ .
the east 40 ieet 'front.' on Irving sresi sy fa depth Of
division of parts of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains. with perpetual right to the west 5-foot
front by full depth OF said lot alley way. with
the improy ements above stated.
Terms: One-third cash. of which deposit of 900
will be required the time of sale, and the balance
in three co nstament In six. twelve and
months for which notes Of purchaser bearing inter-
est from day of sale and secur by deed of trust
properly sold will TAKEN all cash. the option
Of the purchaser. II terms of sale be complied
with in fifteen days from day OF sale the property
will be resod after ten DAYS Advertisement al the
risk and cost Of the defautfng purchaser. All con-
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,l -
T. Z. wAGGAMAN. Auct. Jsl3-dkds
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THOMAS BOWLING SONS. Aoot 6ia z St. NV.
TRUsrEEs' SALE OF a VALUABLE rwo-sroRy

THONAS DOWLIN6 SONS. Aoct 612 z q. n y
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT 5oxi5o
lsth q May, 1891. and recorded in Liber No lS5o.
folio No - e. one Of the land records OF the
il frSpt Of shs pfe F On FRIDAY; THE TWEN:
O'CLOCK p. M lot No 10. in block No. IL, in the
subdivision Of lot and part Of lot In White Haven
Of Columbia said subdivision being recorded in the
ofce Of the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
There Is erected on the lot frame modern two
story seven-roomed dwelling. stone foundatio and
Terms q sale. Cash over prior encumbrancs Of
oa24O. AL copveyancfnR and recording Al pur-
chasers cost Aepo~t of two hundred dollars (eSOo)
ytl b required q the time the property II Knocked
vie the trustees reserve the right resell the pro
er q the r1st and cost Of the defaulting purchase
after hve DAYS Advertisement Of such resae IN aoms
nevspeper published IN Washington. D. O.
,o,m kIcHARp ogeH., r,,,....
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
S. BEESSssEISSssEESS ATSSTTIISSssfksskk
WASHINGTON HoRsK AND CARRIAGE hAzAAn
go la AVE- NV
PFREMPToRy SALT OF
sTREET CAR HORSES AND MARIA
We viii ell st the hsrAsr TUESDAY
MORNING. JANUARY sEvEN-
TEFNrH. AT TIN O'CLOCK
p heed cs Hor>e. and Nsr~.. forDerfy
uscd by the Washington ana GeorsS
town street Car Company.
ALSO
shcad Of Good Nul~-.
ALSO
20 he I'd Of Good Working Hcr.ss -
Mares.
The whole lot VII positively b cole
without reserve. Rare ch.sce Cor thcss
DESIRING sood working hcr.-. q . log
price.
g. BENsINorR. ksctso.e>-.
10 aso la No.
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'HsEH ESE & EtsFfISE AZ SFSysSs
skiGsT I.Is MITE pssss nj hlyNise;
sofsr fss On stsi,ts INV. ksn ws aNP
sRfHsss ss sssfr is a. G2cS SSsf.ilffb
n TIL HANDSOME RESIDENCE No, lNa
BRITISH LECTION.
On IrEsp,n MORNING. JASushy sryIS-
TENTH. iSS, at HsLf-fAsr rtN pCLd,CK,
at residen . Nc. II Q Conne-ticut svenus. -
,als-dts LAriMER a SLOAN. Aue,s
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II 1907 G st. n. w.
LARGE ICE BOX. lo1I2 COST ESQ; 9 MEAT
BL0CkS, 2CoUNTFRS, RACKS. SAWS. KNIVES.
CANNED GOODS. &c. AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY. JANUARi EIGHTEENTH. lS93
at Ten A. NJ. at % ST.. cor. oath ST. n W.. We
will sell above goods. Terms cash
LATIMER & SLOAN
ialA-dts Anctio,leers
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Siaoiy receive ana welcome the news In QueS-
ton, always supposing it to be authentic"
MGR. sAToLLI's NEW DUTIES.
A Washington special to the New York Sun
gives an interview had with Bishop Keane rela-
tive to the appointment Of Archbishop Satolli
as apostolic delegate for America.
In reply to a question as to the duties and
powers Of Mgr. Satolli Bishop Keane said:
mgr. Satolli will hardly know the scope Of
his powers until he receives his instructions
from the holy see. We may presume that his
duties will be of purely ecclesiastical nature"
xviii not the establishment of the apostolic
delegation be similar to that of foreign lega-
tion?"
"To a certain extent it will. Bishop Satolli
will be the recognized representative Of the
holy father, and he may establish his head
quarters in Washington or in Baltimore
1.-The establishment Of the apostolic delega-
ton has been in contemplation for some time
and Leo XIII has not taken the step without
careful consideration. Some of the American
bishops have undoubtedly objected to it, because
they prefer to correspond directly with the
holy father at Rome. Mgr. Satolli will confine
himself to matters relating to the church,
Bishop Keane brought the interview to \
close with the remark that the pending con-
troversy will be settled without any friction SO
far as the church in America is concerned. for
these questions are mere episodes