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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL 8 nm Er,s,x

Forecast TIL Pm. Friday.
For the District of Columbia. and Maryland.
fair, followed by increasing cloudiness and
showers Friday; northeasterly winds.
For Virginia. increasing cloudiness and
showers Friday and showers on the coast tonight;
northeasterly winds increasing in force.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition,
Sc; receiving reservoir, temperature, Go; condi-
ton at north connection. So; condition at south
connection. So; distributing reservoir, tempers-
ture. IS. condition at infiuent gate house, So;
effiuent gate house. SO.
Tides Tomorrow.
High tide. Low tide.
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CITY ITEMS.

When In Doubt Take the Trick.
That's what Hoyle tells whist players.
RIDDEN,
The Accommodation,
Says:
Have no doubt-come to mel win sell
you Furniture, Carpet, &C..
On
Time" Payments at Bottom" Prices.
Be not mislead by "gauzy" advertisers.
Oak Bed Room Suites. .sl3. 90
Oak Rocking Chair (arms). .............. 200
Oak Sideboard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
6drior suite. .......................... NOO
S'e Tue Sdrpee lor '..:..................... .oo
The Best dollars WORTH
Our 800 Natural Wool Underwear. The
value-the usual price-is $780,
HENRY FRANC & SON,
ocl2-2t Cor. 7th and D.
Whisk Broom, Sc.
TROTT, 1902 14th st. n. W.
Our 4Sc. Merfno Underwear
You've often paid 75c. for goods no better.
Razors! All the best brands. warranted
and exGhangeable If not satisfactory. Wal
ford's Pa. ave. It,
Special Price ON Flour to the Trade.
l am unloading o. car loads Of Choice
nariiy low figures. NJ. Metzger. Whole
sale and Retail Grocer. AT 7th st. NV. it,
Comfort Powder.
Don't go away in summer without a box
OF Comfort Powder. You will certainly
want 1t. All druggists. 10
Money Found
~ everybody who buys at Grasty's.
ONE way only to get lowest price, and that
Is put down the Cash" Atwood three-ply
Carpets soc. yard-wide Carpet, IL 1-2c.; best
all wool Ingram, " 1-2c. padded Carpet
Lining &C.; Brussels Carpet, 4Sc; best Rox-
bury Tapestry, &c.; Fine Rug Couch, s13 IS;
good 1S-spring Lounge. $3.50. Just the thing,
Cottage Dinner Set, $5.95. Pay Cash and be
free.
GRASTY, Che pusher),
Furniture. Carpets China, Glass, &C.,
Two Stores.
oc10-tr 1510-12 It'll ST.. between P and O n. w.
Comfort Powder.
For gentleman who shaves a box of
Comfort Powder is great luxury. Ii
s. Heller. TO 7th ST. NV, is making a
speciality in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff
se5-tf
Phillips DigcstIble Cocoa.
Inc only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor s
Men must have 'em, women all like them
and children howl for Royal Headache
Powders 1oc. Druggists. jy2s-s.m.th
Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfort
Powder will cure you. u
Elixir BabeI< cures all malarial diseases
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FAN styies-Men's Derby Hats. s1.5o and
e; extra value. A +. Lewis. 435 It'll street.
n. B.-A good Felt Derby for 81.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
Telephone CompaEy.-A dividend OF 50 cents Der
share will be payable the 23D DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1898, to the stockholders of record
at the close Of business the 18th day OF
October 1898. at the Office of the treasurer of
the company, GIG 18th st. NV. Washington D. q
The transfer books will be closed from the lAth
Of October to the 23d of October. inclusive
SAMUEL. VI. BRYAN, President
CHARLES G. BEEBE, Treasurer.
washington. ID. C.. October 10. 1898. ocllto23
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THE LATE JUSTICE BLATCHFORD.
A Meeting OF the liar of the U. 3. Su.
preme Court Tomorrow.

There will be meeting Of the bar Of the
Supreme Court of the United States to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock in the United
States Supreme Court room at the Capitol
in concentration of the late Justice
Blatchford. at which Mr.. Joseph H. Choate
will preside and will deliver an address
Other prominent members of the bar will
also make addresses.
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OUR SIS SAxONY WOOL KNIT JACKET
Is the usual 500 grade.
HENRY FRANC & SON, Cor 7th and d.
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CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
1919 r st., Glover Building.
Correspondents Of MessS Moore g Schley 60
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government BondA
Deposits. Exchange Loans.
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities list.
Cd on the exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia.
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of investment securities. Dis.
trfct Bonds and all local Railroad Gas. Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt In.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-12

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers a
more complete and varied train service TO
Chicago than Is offered by any other line.
1t has two daily express trains running via
Cumberland and Pittsburg. two running via
Deer Park Oakland and Bellaire and two
running via Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Round trip excursion tickets at s2S are sold
for all OF these trains and passengers can
20 one way and return the other Tickets
at the same rate are good going via any of
the routes described and returning via Ma
CARA Falls. These excursion tickets will be
honOred on al, Baltimore and Ohio trains
without exception and without extra fare
until the close Of the exposition and they
are good for stop over privileges at Deer
Park. Mountain Lake Park, Oakland Gin
cinnati. Indian apol5s and Niagara Falls.
Special excursions at 81 for the round trip
October Il and 2ith. For particulars call
at Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices.-Advt.
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Sale of horses. mules and harness. used
IN the United States mail service. at auc-
ton. at SpriusTnan's stables. South Capitol
snd j. streets tomorrow at 10 o'clock am,
BY Sloan & Co.. auctioneers.-Advt
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W. A. TURK Gen Pass ACT.
L. s Brown. General Agent Passenger Dept ses
r,rroN PcgoNSNNS KY ". RAILROAD.


STATION c1RNER OF SIXTH Am STREETS.
lois c ssfit II ,s%osi yxp ps9s
sHrs tn sns ISns c;r; chic,s0 and Harris
10 FAST fna fs.Sa.s and so,ro
LILO P.M prSSsy1y AZ, from ,M,.risbur,
smoking SS Cars Hs sr.urr p % s
als SiG y r sr ,ogIs cINciSSsTT..s ixp cHr-
Hsrissuss s,.snp .ns pn sTc, P,or Carte
40 PM I'VE %fs rriFnsiSn fxp sss chic;sS
nn,n ars r. .hicsgo and HARRISBURG 70 ciev.l.nI
z40 P.M sourHwEsrERN rxpprss p,r
nias csrs q ss f. t % and sI.spns ssi
10. 5oP N PACIFIC ExpRrss.-puum,, s,..,,,,
bnr I,hnrs and Buffet Sleeping Car Harris-
7Sa n scr K:ne: o.n.n,,,su. Rochester an, NJ
s4ily .Icspt sunday For wiIiismsport ' dsiig.
7.4S S P VI Tor winsm.port. Rochester,. Buffalo N,
ms Car ws.hineton ~ sns,io o'"r'As VITA s'sep-
Ill., r. s,,iR " 70, Erie csn.ndsssrs an. Rochester
SATURDAY,. with sleeping Car w.ssinetons 70 e Hocs
4-ooP " COMMENSURATE LIMITED" all Par.
Yoit daily for sG% w ss' as- for
'''2 nc m cosrhesl 20 90 40 Cpinine Carl, snf
Ss.sS..;,a D;S = ss Ssi, ? Z e; e
Icr PhiIsdelnhia oniy Past ryprss.. "a = m.
cS.nv So 20 T.s X l, ally
For ~ B, 4 a Is, Tes zen. $50 200 a4o
sss w a "a 4 i. h.o K o q f a
r. m, IN SUNDAY. .05 I'm, a.01
& Z ), I 81 n;s.,i ; "a Is g. III III -.
rnaW; 70 20 and II. * nm ~
for Pcne,, G,sss Iane 20 and IS p m is,iy
For Annspo,i. Eco aoosa. II. 81 8. w. ,,,.e,
nj 4; os,lS. except sunday. sundsys s.ooa m
For Richmond sri the south. an ana no
80 m. daily For Richmond only Z. 10 D n
Aoccmmodstion 70. ou.ntico. rs an. daily al
For Aiessnars' ~ = n. 7.,s.oar ma,
n, - q noon. ! 90. = il il l. IS y. 90 III.
!so Is m. ms. LOO. q. s rs. Z ),
Leave Alexsnaris for Washington. eo1 zpl
500 Sos IS. II Zoo I = ~ q ri is. poss.rt
I'm. sSs sos 500 20 q Is md 10 g D !. M
n Ticket ofhces. northeast corner 18th street sni
fennsylvsnia avenue. and ~ the station Rsh and n
streets where orders he left for the checking d
g. NJ. PROVOST, n WOOn
General Msn.eer Iseeol General Passenger srea.
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER, p. W. HUIDEkoPEK AND
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS

REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIvEIss
Schedule IN effect September "a. lsa3
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
sehger station. Washington ID. c.
SOD a m daily.-local for Danvllle and inter
,rnedlate stations. and through Coaches for Front
LsHSl ana Strasburg daily, except SUNDAY. and
c.nnec's az Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western
statiols westward daily.
n.Oi an Richmond and DanvIIle fast mall
DAl! Tor Lslnchburg, Danville and for prin~lpal
points south Richmond and nauvie syst in
t1,J,u,ng ADMISSION ard birmingham. also opelika,
n,,o,uInoue, montgomery, Mobile and New Or,af ms
iMtinsn Sleeper New York aud Washington 10
nnuan.a, uniting at GreeEsboro with sleeper for
~ p.m.DaTy for Charlottesville and inter
10 - p.m.-Daily wAsHrlGroS a>D sor-ru-
e hsisN hhSIIfrLED LIMITED composed en-
.Iren OF fuIImfn Seepens aud Dining Cars and
,s,s p,, auaht1, montgomery and New Orleans.
and Mashington TO New Orleans Via Montgomery
ahd NeW York 10 Augusta. Also New Yorc 70
Asheriile and Hot Springs Sc Pullman siecney
washington TO Memphis via Rirmlngham Ne
TRAINS OK WASHINGTON AND opro nrvrs
ION leave Washington at $40 an as n m daii,
Tor Round HILL and 6.25 pm. except Snndav foy
n ernd0n and intermediate sta lions Returning ar
rive Washington $50 am. 2s5 nm daily f-o,n
found Hnl. and S.5S am. daily except sunday
from Herndon oily.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
643 am, 2.55 pm. and s.45 pm; Mauassas ~.
VISION, s4S m, daily except Sunday. and s. 40 a m
oslIy from Charlottesville.
Icxets Sleeping Car reservations and informa ton
FURNISHED at Offices. 5li and 1900 PENNSYLVANIA
ave- and at PASSENGER Station Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Washington ID. C.
w. H. GREEN, Gen. Man.
W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass ACT
L. s. Brown General Agent Passenger Dent sees
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Hyacinths and Tulips will be sold at l:
O'clock tomorrow. at bowling & Co.'S AUG
ton Rooms 81: l. street northwest.-Advt
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STRANGERS VISITING ARLINGTON SOLDIERS
Home and other points of interest around WASH
ington can take coaches at l!26 \. Y. ave- NV.
at $50, $40, 1880 am and 1, 2:2O, $40 and
pm. and return the same coaches.
Arlington and return. 50c., and Soldiers Home
and return, 50c., for 4 to 10 persons. oc9-6ts
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LECTURES.

THIRD FREE LECTURE AND DEBATE AT GALL
lard School Of Languages, 900 1T. NV, Thurs
DAY, l2ta inst, pm. by the principal. Subject:
How to acquire in a few months q fluent and ele-
CANT French conversational style without memor-
king avoiding the usual drudgery dizziness and in
sipidty Hon. W. Herbs, commissioner Of edu-
cation, says: Prof. Gaiilard il my ideal teacher
his method is superior to any OF those know.
1 have tried II. ee16-lm
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Trustees sale Of property on C street and
On Virginia avenue between ed and 2sth
streets northwest tomorrow afternoon at
o clock. See a1Vt.
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Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfort
Powder will cure you u
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Phillips DfGcstlble Cocoa.
Inc only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor. s
Men must have 'em. women all like them
and children howl for Royal Headache
fowders- 10c. Druggists. jy29-s, m tn
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8. Heller, TO 7th st. NV, Is making q
speciality in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff
eeS-tf
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special Price ON Flour to the Trade.
am unloading o. car loads Of Choice
Patent, which 1 am offering at extraordi-
narily low figures. NJ. Metzger Whole
sale and Retail Grocer. At 7th ST. NV. 1ts
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Surgeon General Hamilton IL authority for the
staten ent that there is no more prevalent conci-
ton Of mental arrangement than the inability 10
sleep.
The state Of excitement in which people of the
present day live, the demands Of business, the
struggle for wealth, position, even bare living,
all Of which were never so great as now. produce
just that state Of the brain which makes sound and
healthy sleep to many an impossibllity.
And then how easy things go wrongl
And how easily, as thousands know, everything
can be made to 90 right again.
All the functions OF the body are under the con-
troll OF the nerves. And even sound organs work
to cross purposes when contradictory and confus-
ing demands are made upon them by tired, played
out nerves. 1t is because Paines celery compound
Is true nerve food that 1t makes people well.
Here is a case in point Mr.. 8. C, Dimick OF Bow
ling Green, Ohio, whose likeness appears above,
writes:
al broke down from oyerwork something over
three years ago. Our family physician said that
my trouble was heart disease and said that had
organic trouble.
"After treating me six weeks and becoming sat-
isned that he did not understand my case, visited
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before the salad had come one man spoke to
his neighbor. and that broke the Ice, for in an
instant the whole company rose and began
such quarrel ~ never was heard in polite
society before. II was .even said that one
spiteful young creature hurled Roman punch
full in the face Of young man whom she hated,
and that two old cousins who had Guarded
over piece Of property smots each other with
chop bones. However exaggerated these &C.
counts may be, 1t II fact that after the dinner
he gave no more upon his principle that in
Lent you should do what IL disaKreeabis
This principle is not much advocated BY ANY
body nowadays. Self-denial Of genuine kind
is quite different thing. and the truth IL that
those Who practice II would not be In . hurry
to tell II 10 the girls who give up what they
never used, or the men who abandon one habit
for forty days in order 10 cultivate another
habit, or the men and women who do disaRres-
able things in which there II no ssnse who 20
about the streets ard the parlors and the oficss
and tell what they are doing to show their pisty
in Lent.
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doctor No. .. He told me that had no organic
trouble with the heart, that my heart trouble was
sympathetic, that was worn out and my whole
trouble was nervous prostration. He said that
whatI needed and what would 90 me more good
than medicine was absolute rest and q cAsnge Of
climate.
Mot being fully convinced that he was correct
in his views / consulted doctor No. 8. this time
homeopathic He agreed In the main with No. 2
the only essential difference being that he thought
one lung was not right
81 decided to try change Of climate and spent
nearly three months in Minnesota The following
winter had an attack Of the grip, which left me
In a low condition, and the last season was able
20 do but little work
last winter had another attack Of the grip,
and for seven weeks was confined TO the house,
most OF the time in bed. After recovering sufa-
GENTLY to get about concluded to try Pane's cell
cry compound. 1have taken several bottles and II
has done me world OF good Ihsve done more
work than have done before in three wears.
al am surely gaining In strength and power Of
endurance. am already much better than / ex-
pected to be, and am sure that by q faithful use
of the compound shall be fully restored"
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TIE PoPE's BIRTHPLACE.
In the Vatican Throughout all Catholic eoun-
tries of Europe jubilee masses will be said and
the heads of the civil government will be present
at the cathedral ehnrches. Government build
ings viii be decorated ard Illuminated in honor
OF the pope In England special masses will be
celebrated in all the cathedrsls and churches
particularly in the pro-cathedrsl in London.
where the head Of the Catholic Church in Eng
land will oficiate.
THE JusrLEK IN AMERICA.
Throughout the United States the jubilee will
be celebrated with unusual honors, due in some
degree to the interest recently aroused by the
advent OF . papal delegate at Washington and
the consequent reunion in feeling OF the Ameri-
can hierarchy and the rulers Of the church in
home. In each Of the cathedrals throughout
the country and az the various colleges and
universities OF the church the bishops and pref
ates viii celebrate pontifical high mass- In
BALTIMORE the single American cardinal, Car
danai Gibbons, viii be present in the cathedral.
An effort has been made to collect the 'Pe-
Yer Fence at q date somewhat earlier than
usual, IN order that II NAV be sent to Rome and
presented to the supreme pontiff part Of
the jubilee offerings. The Sultan of Turkey
has sent an autograph letter of congratulstion
TO has holiness, and similar letters have been
dlspAtehed BY the King of Ssxony and the
prince regent Of Bavaria The general of the
Society OF Jesus is now in Rome to congratulate
personally the holy father. Throughout the
world the ceremonies of the Catholic Church
VIII be practically the same. 1t il q day OF de-
served compliment to Leo KILL who has be-
come known and endeared himself to his peo-
pie ss has no other occupant Of ST. Peters
chair.
TEE CAREER OF POPE LEO.
On February 10, fifty wears ago, the sover-
sisn pontin received episcopal conservation at
the hands Of Pope Gregory XVI. He was then
Monsisnor Peeci- In one Of his own beautiful
Latin poems, written when he was cardinal and
had no Thought Of becoming supreme pontif,
Joachim Pecci, the son Of Count Ludivico
Pecci and Anna Prosperi was born on March 2.
1slo, st Carpineto, . town of the ancient
velsct, near Seginia, In central Italy, situated
In valley Of the Lepine mountains. At the
neishboring town Of VIterbo he and his brother
Joseph received their education ct the school Of
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I ATIMEE 4 SLOAN. AuctiOneer, I4o7 s.
CATALOGUE SALE
ROYAL VIENNA ART CHINA AND
BRIC-A-BRAc
Removed from a47 9th ave. New York.
COMPRISING SUPERB AND MATcHLEss Ex-
ROYAL VIENNA. sEvREs.
DRESDEN. cAPo-DI-MuNTE.
HUNGARIAN AND
OTHER RECHERCHE
Represented in great variety and elegance Of design
with exquisitely painted ) anels by the
most renowned artists Of the
Royal Vienna School.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
BY direction of b. GRossBAUM & SONS
In consequence of their foregoing their intentions to
exhibit at the Chicago exhibition. owing to the
curteilment of their allotted spsoe.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TwEETY-FIRsr, TWENTY
SECOND. TwENTY-THIRD. TwENTY-FoURTH.
1893
Sale to commence each day at ELEVEN A NJ. and
On exhibition Monday. February 20 from los. m
to 6;3op. m-' fe17-4t
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WMTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aa 7ii151.,T--

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABIE 3-sToRY BRICK
RWalldNG, soI1imES1 conNER- NV
hAMPsMlftl AVENUE AND VI STREET
Noh1hMLsI. WITH GROUND ATTACHED.
By virtue q deed % trnSt. dated Julv %. lses
and recorded in iber No. l7.6 folio ] SEQ. one
the land records for the District o. Coinlids and
at the reques. - secured thereby will
gu,,c augti.n lnfront % The prel ise-. on MONDAY
lEBkuARh TMENIlETH. lsfc,. HAL PAST
= ar O'CLOCKP =. NJ the following de~rriiah I'D
estate IN tho cty oi Washington. IN said Dist ict
Wit; Lot No <. SeofFcN. Srkney's frusie~s, sub
division Of Part q original lo' No IN square No a.
as Der plat recorded IN lihef e. L. IT.. folio a. OF She
records OF tho surveyors Office 81 said District
seibet with tie improvements thereon. 10 le slid
suhlsct to prior deed Of trust dated March 81
lSsT2, 20 secure American Security aud Trust Com
PAny an indebtedness 81 $4,000. with Interest
September 10 lstra.
Terms q sale. One-half cash. Of which $50 must
lie paid at time Of sale balance IN and
in equal payments. 70 be secured bs T'urchss~r.
notes. bearins In from day sae payable s@D-
annually, aud deed 81 truss on rruJertL slt or all
cash above said rrior deed uf fr sG Oo1 OF
ton of purchaser. torv,yancing AMI rs--Urilug q
purchasers Terms Of ssls b. con. led with
In ten days after sale. Else right
sell at fisk and Cost Of purchaser IN default.
MM. = HOLMAN. o.
fel6-3 A A. B1RNEl. A'o.'ee-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

IEWELRY AUCTION.
As the owner is about to close business shall offer
for sale, at auction, on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
EIGHTEENTH. at HAIF-PAST SEVEN p NJ the
stock of jewery and miscellaneous goods contained In
The store of Geo. II. McAuley, No. 32l Mst.n.w.
IL WALTEE b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
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l. isos ana 1909 q "a.
JAPANESE ART
SALE
LATIMER a SLOAN. luca

CONTINUATION sALR OF JAPANESE ART
OBJECTS at auction.
BY order Of Imperial japanese Exporting Company.
THIS DAY At ELEVEN A. NJ AND THREE p n.
continuing dssly until eniire stock 10 di.po-.t OF
Bronzes. Screens. Emh-oideriss. Panels. rssis
Covers &c. will be sold without limit OF reserve %
our sales room. 1901 Penn. ave. corner toth.,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
fel61m Auctionees
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Secure Against Loss.

Editing q weekly Newspaper has its reward
after all. A Georgia editor writes:
'.Our Office and residences was burned to the
ground Wednesday was week ago, but We did
not lose thing, - our hand press was drs-
proof and didn' & burn. "-AHantd Constitution,
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h gro PA AVE NV

TRUSTEES sAT.E OF DESIRABLE TwO-sToRY
AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE. No. 3l4 L
STREET SOUTHEAST. BY AUCTION.
by virtue % deed q tras, given and duly
corded In Lib-r No. lee5 foo ~ ct sol. Of tho
land ords VI the District Of Columbia aud the
request o. thN party secured thereby wall sell by
pubic auction IN 'front.' Of the premises On MONDAY,
FEBRUARY IWESlIETH. 1873 AT HALG-pASr
FOUR O'CLOCK L. Nj. all that certain uiec. OF
parcel % Liant and rremias- lying aud BEING in the
city o. Washing On. Bistrcg Of Columbia % wtt. 10
numbered Twenty-Five Cs,l In the subdivision made
BY Wheeler and Thomas, trustees, ia equity
No. 1919. Doc. q. wherein John Cornelius - ais
were cumnlainsns aud John ID. Vaughn .t sis de-
PENDANTS II the real estate mentions ID In said
being Ia squsre Numbered seveu hundred aud ninety
nine l7tS a. recorded IN the surveyors Office q said
District. in subdivision book eleven q ~. pare
hundred and twelve and on~-hSh Ii2lSD. torether
with the improvements, ways. easements and appur~
tensnces thereto belonging.
. ferms Of ssie; one-shrd Of the uurchase money 20
b. paid in cash. the balance IN two equal in-tameut
AZ one aud two year. from the day ~ sale. with
per cent Yer annum. payable ssni-annualy. aud TO
BE- securel ~ deed 81 fruss the pr, sold or
all cash. at The option q the purchaser. DEPOSIT II
$500 required at time q sale. Terms 20 be complied
With in ID days from the day sale. Otherwise the
trustees the rht resell the property AZ the
risk and cost Of the defau g purchaser sf,sr dsyf
advertisement q such resale pewkpspsr pub
nshed in Washington. ID. {. AL convey anciug.
yoHs q. sHFES,
0o9 and GO q 81 n w. I -.
J. WALTER COOKS2I, irusIses
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