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The record-union., 1893-05-24

NOR SALE CHEAP-POSITIVEL THE
Il best saloon in Sacramento. Inquire at
1O17 Second street.
The record-union., 1893-05-24

GTRAYED-A SORREL BALD-FACED
- mare, four years Old; weight about l,lUO
pounds. Finder return to FASHION STA
BLES and be rewarded. mv23-2tt
The record-union., 1893-05-24
4nst--E Entt1tn.

- STRAYED-FROM c. W. REEDS RANCH.
- below Washington, small bay horse white
spot IN forehead. Finder please return and
receive reward IL
The record-union., 1893-05-24

NOR SALE, S3OO-OLD ESTABLISHED
Il cigar, tobacco, fruit aud candy stand VIII.
fixtures; central location, near notelsi rent,
SI5 per month: references rec Quired: very rare
chance. Address +. o. box II, Sacramento.
The record-union., 1893-05-24
EoR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEsT TWO-

DLUMBING AND ROOFING BUSINESS
/ for sale; established 0 years; owner seus
on account of sickness, or will exchange tor
real estate. Address ]. W. this Otiice
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucss .sl2 st. n.

'VooAAS OoWA>AN0 . ON. A1cssh .ot< 3 g. n W
cH,ScERy SALE OF vALuAsLE IMPROVED
ETtTE nEsSs So sso ~
s sTSFET kSkr 4HR 10 SD THIRTEENTH
pistrtc. Of Columbia bearing date the 3ist day Of
5 's1n iseS and PASSED IN equity cause No.
fsrdants shall offer fot sale public aucticp In
front Of the respective prem.ses at the times herein
after named the following valuable improved prop
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL FIFTH, 1895. at HALF.
PAST foVR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. pars Of .oss numbered
thirty Isl, Of MieSisrs subdiyision q square n
numbered zen hundred and twenty six u0e6) berin-
north from southwest corner Of sad lot
t2s and running north s;xteenl6 feet thence
as Il. Sac. az
ecsinnfng. .he same being premises No. $40 18Th st.
On THURSDAY, APRIL SIXTH, 1898. a. HALF
seventeen IN IN square numSersd four nund9ed md
* S. pS
corner Of said lot and running thence south ore
cast nsrsS On. sn
tGenty-tvo QS) feot TWO CD inches; thence west
q shs
southwest
terms o. sale as prescribed by tn. decree are as
years she date Of sa- the deferred payments 70
esntuin per and BY DEED Of trust rs
On The Of ' ss Ss
days after the day d sale the reserved
ave days previous advertisement Of such resale ia
The Evenipe Star Newspaper. Conveyancins at the
IRWIN B. LINTON, Trustee.
mh2S12t Once I401 F ST. n W
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CHIEF ARTHUR SATISFIED.
He Says Judge Taft's Decision win Proven
Issuing Certain Orders.

He Says Judge Taft's Decision win Prsvens
Issuing Certain Orders.
Chief Arthur Of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers has not been doing much
talking since Judges Kicks and Taft delivered
their decisions IN Toledo in the cases Of the
engineers charged with contempt Of court.
When seen by the New York World corre-
spondent at Cleveland and asked 10 express An
opinion Mr.. Arthur said:
II am satisfied. Judge Kicks comedies that
the men have . RICH. 20 quit work, and only
prohibits them from doing this before the
train which they may be hauling has reached
its destination. good many people expected
him to rule against the right Of the men to
stop work. but he has not done that. and am
satisfied"
''Whst effect will this decision have ON the
settlement Of the dis.culty between the broth
erhood and the railroad companies?" Mr.. Ar
thur wns asked.
"As to that cannot gay, as have not given
the matter much thought. That remains to be
SEEN"
Mr.. Arthur was asked as to the effect the de-
cision Of Judge Taft could have on him. He
replied that he presumed 1t would prohibit him
from issuing certain notices
What were those notices, Mr.. Arthur
"Simply notices telling the men that strike
had been declared. Many people confound this
notice with an order. have no authority to
themselves, and their decision is referred to me
for approval In case thew strike without ap-
proval, they simply lose the right to receive
financial support from the brotherhood That
Is all cannot order q strike You may be
sure the ordsr of the courts will DO obeyed."
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A Suit for Gas Stock.

Suit was Yesterday entered against the Wash
ington Gas Light Company for 800 shares of
its stock by the Pennsylvania Company for In
surance on Lives and Granting Annuitiss. The
stock, it is asserted, belonged to the late Chas.
II. Baker OF Philadelphia, o. whose estate the
Pennsylvania Company is tho administrator.
In 1890, it is alleged, john r. Baker and Eliza
beth Baker we're the executors OF the estate,
and the stock WAS taken from the executors in
1880 and presented to the gas light company FOR
reissue under two documents which were forged
powers o. attorney. One Of these authorized
William b. Orme as attorney to transfer 400
shares to Daniel d. Cummins and the other en-
powered Charles b. Bailey TO transfer 400 shares
to Dick Lros. Co. On the strength Of these
the stock Is said to have been reissued 10 the
parties named. Afterward the Bakers were re-
moved from their position as executors and the
Pennsylvania Company Was made administra-
tor. The bill prays the court to cancel this
stock. to reissue IL in the name Of tho admins
TRAITOR and to require . production Of the
alleged forged powers Of attorney.
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JOHN SMITH AT LITTLE FALLS.

Mr.. w. II. Holmes supports His Claim as
the First Discoverer of the Potomac.
Mr.. ". II. Holmes writes to THE STAR a. fol-
lows:
In The STAB Of April Mr.. n. T. Taggart
presents the claims Of the Spaniards to the
honor Of having first discovered the Potomac
river, and IL he is correctly quoted denies to
the English and to our own John Smith the
credit of having been the first to pass the site
Of Washington and reach the head Of tidewater
above Georgetown. It IL not claimed that the
spaniards ever passed beyond the Occoquan,
whereas Capt. Hamar fought the natives at An
acostia, driving them into the hills, and Capt.
Smith on another occasion (smith, vol 1, p.
III. London edition 1929, Richmond reprint
1919 passed beyond Washington aud on to the
head of tidewater. The language Of Smiths
chroniclers may be quoted:
Having gone SO high as we could with the
bote We met divers salvages in canowes, well
loaden with the flesh OF Bearcs, Deere and other
beasts, whereof we had part, here We found
mighty rOcks growing in some places above
the grownd Us hign Us the shrubby trees, and
divers other solid quarrics OK divers tinctures;
and divers places where the waters had falne
from the high mountaines they bad left u
tincturcd spargied skurfe that made many bare
places SCENE as guided. Digging the growno
was a claie sand mingled with yeallow
spargles as il it had beene halle pin dust"
Now ii IS impossible 10 encounter mighty
rocks" short of Georgetown. and the language
$50 high as we could with the bote" seems CON
elusive evidence that in June, 1908. the party,
consisting OF Smith and fourteen men whose
names are given. gathered mica at Little Falls,
bong the FIRST white men, so far as the record
goes, to lock upon the lowlands OF Buzzard's
Point ian early name for the site of Washing
tom and the clRssic heights o. Georgetown.
1 would add that Smiths map. production
wonderful III accuracy and detail considering
the tune and The opportunities for survey,
shows little indication of attempts at over
e:atcrlent, and there would seem no good rea-
Bon why the location OF the cross several miles
above Little Falls should rot mark very closely
the highest point reached by the expedition.
There NAV BE- inaccuracies in tbs English ac-
count. but the internal evidence furnished by
the chronicles themselves seems 10 establish
the essential point as to who were the discov-
erers.
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ALE AND WATER FREE
And Many Speeches to Sc Thrown in at the
<sn~,e Tax Dinner.

And Many Speeches to BE Thrown in at the
single Tax Dinner.
The reception and supper TO be given by the
Washington Single Tax Cub to Judge james G.
lIsyuirs o. California at the National Hotel
this evening promises to elicit socie notable
speeches. Several wel,-knovn single tax lead
ers are down for rssYor 20 :oas;s. The menu
card is as follows
Menu.
Some o; tie Produces CT Land, Prepared
for Human Wants b. Labor.
Air and Water Free.
Dr. z G.aGr-on 10 10 act IS POSTMASTER and
the program to be carried out under his direc-
ton is as follows: The Single Tax in Politics.
Representative J. q. MsS1ire: The Work ..
the Future" Henry George: The BiIliouaire.'
Thos. q. Sherman: Washington as il Might
Be- Representative Tom l. johnson; The
Work OF the Next Congress- Representative
John Dewitt Warner; Farmers and the Single
Ia" Representative Jerry Simpson: Wages"
Statiitic-an Henry A. Robinson; "Hyattsvilie :"
Jackson = Ga-s:oa; The ladies'" Josiah
Patterson.
The committee % arrangements is composed
o. IN D. 4. Aoaahan. chairman; Charles New
burgE. secretary; H. J. Boyd. treasurer: Z. W.
Oys.er. J. A. Degges. p. 7. Bower. A. Kuhnsr,
.. L. NcCreerv, T.. }. Dakiu. c. z. Montgom-
cry, z A. BAiloch ard J. &. Leonard. The
officers OF the CLUB Or. z. Gladmon. presi-
dent; William Geddes, secretary, and Ulrich 7.
Mengers, treasurer.
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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
A Decline In the Number OF Deaths-1nAu-
ence of the Grip.

n
ence Of the Grip.
There was q decline in the number Of deaths
last week." says the weekly report Of Health
Officer Hammets "From 1c6 in the preceding
week it fell to 12s and correspondingiy the an
nual death rate fell from 27.2 10 ESQ. The FIVE
deaths from influenza Ca grippe) precsely
equal in number those in the previous report
It's mysterious presence, however, may be
recognized in the comparatively large NOR
tally from brain and kidney diseases, which
appear to be sequele thereto and superindrced
by It. This malady does not exh.bi: any tend
ency to expend its epidemic proportions, judg-
ing from its death rate.
"Acuts lung complaints seem to have reached
their climax Tor this season, aud should the
prevailing genial spring weather continue
recession to the normal limits may be OK
pected- There was an actual decrease in the
fatal cases OF pneumonia, which prevails mostly
among persons OF mature age, while bronchitis
Is confined principally to young children,
among whom n fatal form Of this Illness has
existed throughout the winter months, com
phcated in many instances with pulmonary
congestion.
lin all other respects the health conditions
prevailing in the District exhibit no unusual
features. Malarial troubles i'll serious form
seem TO be wholly abated, as In the present re-
indeed, from any OF the malarial fevers, while
rs regards dirhtheria and scarlet fever. with
seven cases Of the former and eight Of the
latter reported, no death has occurred.
"Of the seven deaths from violence three
were from railroad accidents, one from burn,
one from wound OF foot, one from 'opIum
poisoning and one from foreign body lodged in
tho throat
The report shows: Number OF deaths, 1913;
white, "a; colored. A. Death rate per LOCO
per annum: White, 24.9; colored, $50; total
population. 25.6. Thir;y-one were under five
years of age. twonty-four were under one year
old and thiriy-one over sixty years. Twenty
two of the deaths occurred in hospitals and
public institutions. The deaths by classes were
Us follows: ZymOtic, IA; constitutional, %;
local, "a: deyelopmental. 10; violence, Z. Tho
principal causes of death We're: Consumption,
IL; diurrhGal. 2; erysipelas, 9; pneumonia, Is;
congestion OF the lungs, 4; bronchitis, &;
measles, 4; kidney diseases, 10; meningitis, t;
cancers, 5: influenza (ia grippe), 8. Births re-
ported: 90 white males, 16 white females; ~
coiored males, II colored females. Marriages
reported: IS white, 8 colored. Still births re-
ported: white, Z colored.
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mh2S -dk5s
FUTURE DAYS.


coTTENTs GA TES;E2oM HogsE; SoSs5sI;
TAPESTRY. WALNUT AND ANTIQUE OAK
ThsE sSD f S1Si ROOM cH MhIN3
BOOK CASES; LIBRARY uABIEs. Easy
sIE.Ds. BURNACs And WAsHsrASDS.
HALL TABLE AND MACK. HAIR AND HUSH
DING, CENTER tables. CHINA AND GLASS
TT. AkGSss BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER
On EEIpAYL, APRIL SEVENTH commencing a.
TEN O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell at private res
d.nce No. 1921 street. northwest. a genera assert
ment OF Hous eno,d Furniture Carpets &C.. to which
we sst the attention OF buyers.
TerIps cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.,
ap5-2t AuctIoneers
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THOMAS TABB.
WILLIAM Il. WHITE,
RICHARD B. TUNSTALL,
pUNcANsoN BROS. Aucsiones.

DATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers
~ geo PENNSYLVANIA AVE. n. W.
TWO TWO-STORY AND CELLAR, PRESS-BRICK
FRONT, RAY-WINDOW. NEW HOUSES, CON-
TANNING EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH AND ALL
MODEM IMPkoXEEENIs. BEING NOS; lzy
AND I'D MASSACHCSETTS AVENUE NORTH
EAST. BY AUCTION.
the request OF the owners: we viii sell Ct auction
TWELFTH. 1893. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
2. n. lots numbered sIXTY-FOUR and SIXTY.
FIVE, in Frank T. BrovninR's Subdivision Of lots
numbered fortyseven % cttyt three. both inclusive.
IN John r. OInstead and Brainsrd b. Warmers sub
DREp And FwKNTY.THRSE. These lots s.e IN
proved By two twostoFy aod cellar. peeGk
br1cE mont new house, each containing eight rooms
and bath and all modern improvements and In the
bsst q order. the houses being nambeo l27 and
ID Massachusette evenue northea:t. Each Of ssid
Der 8. 1891. and recorded In Iibsr aumbsr 1926 At
ords Of the District Of Columbia. fos thrfyfour hun
dred dollars principal and six interest notes Of one
hundred and two dollars each
Terms OF sale will b onehAH cash, balance In one
year over and above the said tncumbrance- The de-
ferred purchase to 10 secured deed OF trust
upon TIE property SOLD and 10 bear the rate
o. Per cent. Tsxse viii be paid to day Of sAle All
title examination md ccaveyencing wiz Be the cole
cost Of the purchaser. A. deposit Of 600 WIN b
re9uircd on each house 81 the time Of sale Terms Of
sale TO be complied with within ten days. othviss
80 = RATcIIffE DsER 20. 1u essssSsss~
THOMAS II FIELDS. Attorney foe ovnsrs.
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TRgsTEE~ SALE OF VALUABLE IMpEoYEn
TW 2ELFiTaHf All Ta1IrEsEESETfH S srsEETs
1928, 1925 and 1.,..,S
BY virtue OF ssvs-a. deeds Of t-as. u.s. dated the
~ day Of Sepc,"2ll2.r. A. D. 5.r2 and recor3si IN
413 ct seq ot the ana records OF tie District OF Co
lunba at the ceGu~st OK the parties secured and
holders Of the notes. the nnGers1-ne ed trustees Will
wIDN sDHy tSS I II Dag q OF 81 I
Al FoOR O'CLOCK P. NJ. al those ce tain pieces or
Washington. .Dis;rict Of co,n.abis. inown as snd
belnt all of lots Numbered enc hundred ard
;,9-:y on, CAB, On ha@dred and forty Two
died and fortv-sour CAD. on- hundrsl and forty
hve (l41l and one hundred yad .ort.-six t14iJ %
Josiah W MrLachen and John C. Loutaan, trustees.
subdivision o. "a-t Of sad.'e numbered thCusanl
and eight Q0eS) as re ,ored in tee Office Of the
veyoc Of rnc D.s.ric; OF Columbia Liter No. To-
folio %, ;oge:her with the i'm -nveuien:s thereon
ea-h o to b. sid niecs TO rust 81 $50, paya-
be n five ye t-s tro N APRIL 90, 1892.
Terms of sale: One fttn az th- purchase money in
cash. balance in RON day % sse, with in
teres. 81 u e- ccnG per aud secured by deed
of trust on the pro erty All recording snd convey
required each lot Il sold separately at time Of sale
Terms to De complied with in hf can days deposit
will be forfeited. EUNAED WOLTZ
mh23-dk5s Trustees
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The Cattle Market.

A. the Union Stock Yards yesterday there
were 155 cattle on the market and sold As fol-
lows: Best sold from SIC. 10 $50. per pound;
good sold from 4sslc. to Sc. per pound; medium
soid from &c. TO 41ac. per pound; common sold
from &c. to Sc. per pound. Three hundred
and eight sheep and lambs up and sold Us fo,-
lows: sheep from &c. to Sc. per pound;
lambs sold from SIC. TO SIC. per pound
spring lambs from loc. to 1l1<c. per pound
Cows, with calves, sold from SIS 70 $50 each.
STATE Of the marke. dull
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T,HoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucrtoneers,
II R1O r ~

rRgsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
, TTIHo p, r on STREE NEAR THIR-
OF By xir'ue Of Two deed, Q; ,59s; one dated March
iys'y n Lhs. 1881 ,o ct seq and ia Libsr les7.
Cou ia. ant Q: the reou.s; of tho ra,ties secured
THEREBY, Go viii ote- <o- sale a. public aac-ion in
frors OF tie rrecat,.. on WEDNESDAY. the FIFrIl
DAY OF APRIL. 1852, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. that
parcel Of lard IN this city OF Washington D. c. known
as the west IS ea ronf BY the n depth Of The 10: OF
or1csna! lot No. n square No. 1919 snd being
iSen zeal With los and II Of the recorded subdi
Fsddsp o: said original lot. Treee lots have depth
OF 100 &c; and are improved by desirable two story
frame cwel ing house No. I4l S.. containing
eigh. rooms end cellar, Wit: wa:e- an; gas.
Te-irs OF sale: Ore-,hrd of the rurchase money in
cssh the Distance at enc and two years from the day
Of sa IN equal instllnens and the purchasers
bear:sy in.res: from the day OF sac. Iavshe semi
secured BIZ deed of trust the property. ali cash
70, option OF tne purchaser deposit o. $500 at
tine OF sale. II terms not complied with IN ten
days from day sale the property Will be rso!d
conveyanciny an: reco sdinE At co TO: purchaser.
4ss Loaisian. ave.
WILLIAM SEUFFEHLE, Afu>'ees
mto5-dSds 6oG Pa. ave. n, W.
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Join the Sanitary League.

The objects for which the Sanitary League
was organized appeal to every resident Of
Washington. Its purposes if accomplished
will promote tie health and happiness OF the
community, and in doing that will contribute
vastly to the material prosperity Of the city.
If you want to do something toward making
Washington The most healthful city, the best
city to 1--we In, as well the most beautiful city
on the continent, send your name in as a mem
Der of the league. Fill out the accompanying
coupon and send it to the secretary Of the
league. Mr.. John Joy Edison, 1908 F street
northwest:
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.. 9th and d sta Nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

By vrtue Of deed In trust will sell at public auc-
iGf DAY ~ e ehs
feet .is inches on fNDiASA AfENGE s. an average &c
depth Of about ga feet e 30foot alley. improved 81
gated and can .ea%ily Be su6diSjasd inso two buns
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash
the baancs IN two equal instalmepts In one and two
years. notes TO Be given bearing per cent per an
mum interest. psy'bls smi-snnuaiiy. and TO Oe
secured b deed o. gust on The premises sold O. All
1900 viii b required Ct tine Of sale ConvsysacinE
within hSteen days. otherwise the riet reserved to
resell the properly At TIE rsa and cost q the default
sale IN some nswspspeF RqSlishsd N Meshnston. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

Tho Lake shore EnRinoers' Cases to he
Taken to the Supreme Court.
James Lennon Of Toledo, Ohio, the Lake
Shore engineer who was found guilty Of con-
tempt OF court according to Judge Kicks dscis-
ion, has. in obedience to the instructions Of his
attorneys. refused to pay his nns and has been
formally arrested and is in the custody Of the
court.
His attorneys will appeal the case to the su-
prems Court Of the United States FOR q writ OF
habcas corpus, and it will come up q. Washing
ton as soon as possible. The brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers will fight the matter to
the bitter end. and will not spare any expense.
They realize that the final decision is Of vital
importance to their organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05
VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.
The Old Officers Re- Elected Mt tho Annua
Meeting Last Night.

The Old Cnicsrs Re- Elected Mt tho Annual
Meeting Last Night.
The animal MATING ~ the Veteran Vo,un-
.o.r E;ro,.n,. ,sa,c;.,;o, ,,.. - -, ~,
was h'iu ~ 'io
engine mouse, lsth ana IL stree. northwest,
last evening, President Jas. H. Richards in
the chair and John ]. Peabody secretary, Tho
committee n, rsmha-s,;r ra-o,,oa +.,,r.h,,
-, A.. T, g. ,.,t
Un VIC apP'i'" Inv oA'o4e' ah'eoS''a
Z. ID. Sipe, metropolitan Il. q l.. Company;
W. L. Lowe, American H. L L. Company, and
D. D. Reilly of yicilant. and thew were elected.
,rb. ~onor+, 80 .,. s..-,..rr NJ. po,,oar
y. ho 'o'o'"'' "'' Aooo''
and treasurer. Mr.. Cammack, were received,
showing an active membership Of 1902, sixteen
life members and fourteen honorary members,
and balance ON hand Tbav we're ret.-red 70
- -...N 80 wv - -, "
com ni.'ee Gonn.s'ins % " l. ou'sr' w. Il.
nIne' nI,o d.. W. thompson. .
MI. uNeH' rom tne entertainment commit
'ee' Haue iur luer renor. Z. 10 co-iec1ed'
carr!ins up INC agSreaate 70 sZ"e. ana num-
DC. % ucAes .es 90 near ..on'.
coIaniunic"lo.i was Iece.,eu from 'ne sons
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TEoMAs BOWLING son. Auctioreers.
II =

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, PONIES, CAR
IMAGES, PHAEToSS. aASsoMs. CARS,
fAMLN CA3kiAGES. COACHES. SINGLE
AID DOUBLE HshNESS.
IEconseGueDcs OF running TO A-ling
ton the IN tsItigped viii sell and NANCE
stables, 40 800 ~ 81 nv. opposite kcu.curt
bsidce, on NEDNESD AY, APRIL TGELFTE lt.S,
couimSnc uc az ELEN en- O'CLOCK (. a.,
EC-sss. cArsia<es &C. auction.
Consisting IN Tart q.
10 lead OF Eo1,i2. SoJnd Driving and Work Horses.
pair Of oaies. Glass Goa ,hes carrying iron elk
20 tive We pass=nsrs, Open COach, = Caoe Han
SONS. Ex,ers!on tor ,a-risyas. Durgies, &c. Also
Single cnG Douo.e Earless o. all tinGs.
Dealers and othe-- iookiag for such horses &C.
sECU.d gave this sale their attention.
LEWIS J. COLLINS.
300 NJ s.. a. W.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts Ant
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RArcLIFFE. DARE 4 co. .
SALE OF y.lraBIE uxrvpRovEp REAL rs

SALE OF ysLrABIE USINrPRovED REAL rs
IALE ADJOINING fpN NETTICTT ATFNIE
tNTESpkp AND NEAR rENNkLLlTowN
By Ni-tue o. he rec of tho SURF Court u the
Dis5rict - tninufhia. sttf an eQrity courS
pass~d on The eth SAY a March y. 1873 IN cause
NJ. lsSs. dugkst -. entitled An Arew J. Collins ea
ux. v. i-ry p Bsrn-S ct ~ I VII ON
THURSDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH lslgl AT
rlNi O'CLOCK r. IL.
front Of The urcmi.es crer sale part Of t-nrf az
land ing in the county OF Nash.arton DIstrsci Il
Columbia, crl<1 nslly known aud patented as Mt
Airy" descrios 4 by m~tes aud hounds as follow
20 wit: B-c1nniEg thirteen aud :ertas IA -
rerches rom TIE south end o. trsct and rslisd
part Of flrtc..alls Chance" and runpla. thence
porte thirty mine tl e Res S-st sghte-n and
half ISl pCrches tLencs sou'h SIXTY ttsll .esre~s
esst twenty-cne CID p-rches theme soush dsty two
1922 degrees. west fourteen l4) per.hes fl-n1e nor
thrtv-asnc 1t) degreess. eighteen ard ons-haf
tlS1<1 rrrrhss ~ TIE heginning, conta ,ninC me
and oGeaAs(lIS) acres aud twenty two l.l p-rch@s
more or less
Terms % sale: Ono-.ilird cash. one-third in ore
year and hard IN two years from dnv OF sale
deferred pay meats to b. secured hv dssi ~ trust
uron the premises sold. Hni bear Interest the
rate " - Yer cent ner anaura from day e sale pay
aoe semi-snnraly. or 81 cash, 1.-THE OPTION OF the
purchaser deposit of 500 % b. made time
% safe Terms al ale TO h. .omyei with within
days. Or prcIasss to be resnG gsk aud de-
fault4ns purchaser. Convey ancin- a. purchaser b
cost FREDERICK l.. SFnDONS, Trustee
apl-l&ds Adams building. lsf3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05
THE POPE's LIBERALISM,

He Urges the Necessity Of Keeping in the
Track of Modern Progress.
Pope Leo has just completed an exam
ination OF the question OF tho study Of tue
Scriptures. His holiness will ind!te !ek1t3er
to bishops requesting .asm to snjoiu NaSaare
profound study OF the Scriptures. He also
urges the necessity Of keeping IN the track OF
modern progress and discovery In order to
adapt Catholicism to the needs Of tho day.