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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
80 Psnnsyivsnls stations
[H.E9nnsvIVdnia Inns.
IL Trains aan oy Contra riras.
an-rsrs,r af.-.g - = I'M, w. :

rr~rrr Orrrr-s A. FrrrrTrFtyfk frlrf0E -
Narfg ~ folT ~ p ~ ~ - MaEaffFe.
Al erfrs~ NrTsN ArFrtfal. kTn - EEl
FFTrsrfrasfa TraFfrH nrfrarfrr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
DALTIMoRE AND ONO RA,
TRAxsOHiO DIvisiON

FsrChisseo 1871 and 1880 m 9top -
4aily. an4 3.tj = m dtl = etregi e'-tI =
lJ.aIp RI daily. -,
sunday ....- ,o.1. %
K,ds.:5 D. o.. ercep' sunday
AuRIvE
chie.ro KIpre.s LIS and so o. -. dtilT'
ana I!.0S o. ia., except sunday sui 9;5 , H.
Cincinnati Express. $50 q n and ';S 2. n.
,oiunbus Accommoiailon u % p. N. daily
sTespg SuD1sy 49,. -
So CiAlrsylle Acoomodstion' l2:J' , m Ans
$50 D. N. except SgnlaY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
" p ER DIV sIOr.

For Pittsburg GO Ans ia 70 ani 500 .
r, dsily. aad 8Dp n dalig ercspt esnlsf.
FOR PittsBsrg ahl tho Lts' " p m. aAnI
H..si,St,n Accom- u odsiion So , m. %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
lErtTH

Prom Piis,Lurz. 1905 = 70 daily. a. - p n
.rre.t sundsy. {. 81 and ! % m. daily
Wa,hington Accom- m "a stion. 100 q m dils
except sgufaY cv. n scf.fI
Gsnsfai Ptitsnfsf AgsnL Lal4ngfa
is. LAkE. UsssisE ess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24

RWHEELlNG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Nednes.
day Juno LISP naius Will run ~ follows
city time.
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
Castoria.

"CaFtoTia IS an ezcel.en, u,sdicins FOR chill
seea. Mothers have repeatedly tod me OF It's
god eject upon ;ha- cEild-eu.'
d.. 6. G. OsocoD,
Lowell, Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24

-T>.,.-off -Tec.icns a. the Urinary Organ. .lcs
= a. Gravel, Chroale CaisrTh = tie blicarr'
% Chror q Eheunaflsu. Dr1p-y. Ia - -,
R-~hrs Disease, D4aOctcs, AID fcinaie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24
CastoTi2

he Contaur Company, II Murray Street. New York City
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-24

"Casecria Is the best remedy for children or
which IAN acquainted. hope TIC day il TO,
fsr distant when mothers Vii consider tecTc1l
El.eres. Of thei- Children. AMI use Cas,oria in
sresd Of tic various quacE nostr1iu;s which are
Sessroyiae their loved ones, By forcing opium,
norphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throets, thsreby sending
, Iem 90 premature graves"
Dr. J. 7. KNcmcE,
Conway, Ark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

b.h Diablo (a), BY Eolus-Grscs Darling.
Jas. McLaughlins chg. walcoss 90, BY Long
Tsw-Miss Dance; b.h- Key West (5), BY Glenelg-
Florida. W. P. Burch's b.f Rose Washington
go, by Faustus- Bonnie Rose. W. B. Jennings'
be. Marshall 80. by voltisuer- Zorusetza; ch.f
Deception (3), bv imp. Dece;ver-Sauce Box E.
A. Flenniken's ch-f. Hippona go. by imp. Rich
mond-Virginia- Camden stables be. Rear
Guard 80. by Post Guard Alfonie Carter; be.
Detroit "a. by Billet Distraction: b. 2. Mohican
90, BY iroquois-Berths- Alex. Shields ch.h.
Frontenac (6). by Falsetto-Lerna W. C.
Hayes b.g. Hustler 90. by Lelsps-Beile Of MI
Zoah. H. ". Carpenters che. Marlboro (4,
BIZ Sir Modred- Tyranny. Brighton stables b.g.
Miller's b.g. Larchmont {a), by Longfellow-
May Day.
The metropolitan steeplechase stakes A
handicap for three-year-olds and upward: So
esch to accompany nomination, eco additional
to start. with 300 added, Of which 500 TO sec-
ond and ESQ to third weights to be announced
April 20 and declarations to be made through
ENTRY box when entries close the day preceding
the race. The full steeplechase course. Nine
teen entries.
Arlington stables chg. Return %. by
Romney-Olire Branch. Geo. II. Soonan IT, Is,
Big Wizard. by imp. Brazil-Lady Longfeilow
r. H. ]. Blake's chg. Manrico 80. by Long
faw-Herm,nie. E. A. Tompkins' br.m. Mar
gherita (5). by Rossifer-Certiorsri J. 6. Camp
bells HIM. Can Can CO., by Prince Charlie-La
Lsmsraioa. Lurav stable en- 8. hed Briar la),
by Bramble Gossip. 7. d. MoDermost's brig
Elphin (a). by Mstsdor-Electra. W. H. Yeo-
mans gr.g. Flace (al, by Incommode-Lady
Paramont N. ]. O'Bfien's gr.g Grey Gown
(a). by G.enmore-Grey Bonnet Broad Hollow
stables chg. lakewood a., by verger- Rhada;
ch.f. Jersey Maid a.. by Harry O'Failon-
Jersey Girl; HIM. Gerrina (a). John Bren-
mans chg. Tom Boy (a). by Tom Ochiltree-
Majority; b.f Cressid limp 90. by Childeric-
Hlghfower. Alex. Shields chg. Pat Oakley
(a). by Rayon d'Or-Nell Gwynn. Marlboro sta
bies brig. Captain Manning (a) by Leader
Jest H. ". Carpenters che Marlboro a.,
by Sir Modred-Tyrannvy J. H. Lewis. jr. 8. b.
&. Ecarse (a), by Flood-Fannie Lewis. and CHI.
g. Landseer (a), by Longsellow- Tarantella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

Reynolds, &c; Harhin and Writ, a, Wilson and
Callan, -; Hasvel and Larner, IS, and Max
well and Medairy, 40. The seoond series viii
be played next Monday evening.
Carroll Institute.
The work in the gymnasium OF the Carroll
Institute continues to improve and the number
of those who are taking part and interest in
this new gymnasium is continually on the in
crease. The senior class which has the right
Of way on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
has some frst-class materia!ia 1t and Mr.. Joyce
will not be long in bringing it out About
twenty-five men gather in the gymnasium on
these nights and 60 through thorough drill
both with the apparatus and the dumb bells.
There shonld be team developed there which
can give a. fine an indoor exhibition Is those al
the Y. NJ C. A. or the c. A. c.
The exhibition held at the Y. NJ. C. A. this
week was excellent in every way and great
credit is due Prof. Sims for the degree of pro-
fcieucy to which he has brought his pupils.
Princeton Athletic Exhibition.
The date for the athletic exhibition to be
given in the gymnasium of the Columbia Ath-
letic Club by the Princeton athletic team has
been changed from the 3Osh instant to Tuesday
evening, the 4th OF April. This change was
deemed advisable owing to the fact that the
exhibition will be quite society event and that
the former date fell during Lent. By the post
ponement every one will feel that nothing pre-
vents his attendance. The exhibition will be
given by Princeton students and the pick of
the college will take part in it. This team has
already appeared in several cities and has been
pronounced to give one of the most refined
and clever exhibitions of gymnasium work that
has been seen. 1t includes work on all the
various apparatus. besides drills. tumoiIng and
other difficult tricks. The Princeton Alumni
Association Of this city has taken hold OF the
matter in earnest and will do every thing posi-
BILE to make the affair a success. 1t will be
made Princeton celebration and all admirers
of the orange and black will be present A
large number Of ladies will be present. The
presence of ladies in the Co,umbias' gymna-
STUN Is no innovation, as the movement was
started some time ago and met with approba-
ton on all sides. Further announcements of
this entertainment will appear in The STAR.
"White Hat" Mccarthy to Retire.
"White Hat" Dan Mccarthy has announced
his retirement from the turf and has made the
statement that he is ready to dispose of his
SIG head Of trotters and runners, including the
stallion Dexter Prince. '.White Hat" how
ever. wants 800 900 cash for that weli-known
animal Mccarthy says he has other interests
to look after and that his son, who has been
managing his stable, is to return to college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
Mslleable Glass a Possibility.

From American Carpet md Upholstery Trade.
Among the stories which have foated down
to us from antiquity is one told by Tacitus as
occurring in the reign of Tiberius. An artiicer,
it is said, discovered the art Of tempering glass
SO as to render it malleable. and made a large
vase which he took to the court and exhibited
before the emperor. expecting TO receive hand
some reward for his ingenuity. He proved the
temper Of his vase By throwing it violently on
he stone floor, then taking out his hammer,
beat it into the former shape. Instead of be-
slowing a reward. the emperor ordered him to
be put to death. alleging that such q discovery
would diminish the value of precious metals.
The story is probably apocryphal, as perhaps is
that otner o. Six malleable glass mirrors sent
from the Shah OF Persia TO spain in 1910, but
both are indications that the subject of glass
tempering has long engaged the attention Of
inventors During the last half century much
progress has been made in tempering glass,
and, when desired. it is now made much tougher
than the glass workers of former times were able
to produce. So there is no reason to doubt that
malleabie glass is among the possibilities Of the
near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
THE cENTURIoNs.
A Cyclists Bubble Burst.

Not many months ago the cycling world was
marveling at the enterprise of the Chicago
Cycling Club, which announced that before the
Columbian exposition should open its gates to
the public it would cree. new home which for
luxury and elegance would surprise even those
who were never surprised at anything Chicago
might undertake, SAYS Cye.inJ.
Inere were also rulors floating around that
nonresident members attending the worlds
fair would be supplied with quarters in the old
building AZ remarkably reasonable price, and
the NONRESIDENT ranks in consequence received
many recruits But now the bubble has burst;
the house will not ne built until after the fair
when material and labor will be cheaper, and
who thought of putting up at
the C. c. c. Hotel may as well secure accommo-
dations elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

Il
i.sl.ss on the road this sen-on than heretofore
-Jn-Iux the past three years cyci1ng among
H'tiss has increased IN popularity until nov II
u -timsted ;ha: there are fully 800 of the fair
rex who are -i.;srs. The appearance Of ladies'
. elIb ruas. tine wheeimsn claim. has been
productive Of much good. Il has not only
operated 10 keep the wnseImen up 70 the proper
- .hdsrd. out has resulted in tl.er- being
several prCsY ec:ive be..e3.cts AID brides.
Although the clubs have DS,H Oh the ROAD
nImbs- OF tiinss This wear Easter sunday Is
ne day considesed b. most riders of the silent
sfeed as the moss appropriate opening OF the
cycle season On tia: SUNDAY. one week from to-
n.oFrow. the weather being good, they viii be
- the country roads aOOI. the city and will
:I4ks good showing. Easter Monday many of
s good riders will 60 to baltimore TO par sieirate
III the Clifton Lake road race. heretofore
pubiished in TINS STAR, and at present tbeJ
are to be seen on the roads in training for the
went. The event "a to be handicap race of
nee miles ard uhless the iIIni: placed on the
Washington riders puts vi.tory beyond human
reach. one OF them - expected To bring Eome
the frs. prize. In any even. the Wash:ag:oi
riders expect to be able to capture the time
p:ize.
The Baitimoreans have The benefit of being
Thoroughly acquainted with thu track. bu.
those who wall go from here will probably get
the track early enough in tue morning to
learn something o:its Condition.
ACROSS THE CREEK
Ths Georgetown Cycle Club opened their
riding season last Sunday with an enjoys able
ride TO Dicksy's, under the leadership of Capt
Cook. Arrangements for the run had been
made some DAYS in advance, and when the start
was made from Georgetown more than a dozen
wheeimen were in line. Along the Con-
duit rosd as tar as Cabin John bridge
the road was not in good condition,
but from the bridge 20 the Anglers Club house
the road was in excellent condition and fast
time r,ade. After leaving the club house
tine wheelnen took the road following the pic
turesqus Chesapeake and Ohio canal to the
lock where the canal has to be crossed to reach
Sandy landing. Dickey was there to meet
them and across the rive- taey were ferried in
the boats where. eye- since tie wa, members of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
HE Consumes Or F.scy Frorn

THE Consumes Or F.scy Fpoun
Can buy our Cream B.eDi" 71o. = .: se foIlow.as
grecers- Il is TIE on.y reoosniEss Bisndsd
Flour the market sad sr.a- VII a.'n-
vince tie mosE sse7seAi thai II 10 t.s very osss
in use: Wholesale % n. q. GAliAsaA~ = s.As..
Washington. ID. L.
,. y. Connolly. ces iru.u.
r.. l. MAIN. l5s2 l4th Nv
II. d. DULEY. 1900 l5.h ne.
@. ". GOLDEN. lsE1 Ssan.s
r. p. wEITE. 113s 1ashn.w.
J. L. HANMAcs. S0O6gh a. ~
y. Is. DAVIS. COS. sta ssd fn-e
ROBERT WHITE. r.. S00s.aa.G
A. c. KAMMEkEE. l.sO lst n. q.
". u. AUTH BRO. ii "a. Iaa ara n1
T. hogan. col y. J. ave. nv
JOHN II. ONTRIcH. Soi 9th ar
WILLIAM KERR, 2Ssa ana Paw
JOHN D.. BpcRLEv. cor. Els: Aal AAa
Mr.. A. =. MARSHALL. 17sOLns.
cKAs. BUTT. isso 5tA NV
sTEka BROS. 1000 On.w
II. A. CLAYTON. looDsw
y. A. NEWMAN BRO. ss,tsrsa
J. C. DE ALLEY. COS 9Th sw.
n. n. DE ALLEY eo-. ga sai HAa
hrs. ANNIE BURkE. es Stha u
E,IlL SPAIN. cor. 9th sad Ls.w.
A. J. SANFORD 4 BRO. LIZ Ual3na9
s. l. DkSTT. LOO 3dsx.
THos. HAWKINS. cor. ~ ana MAa
!. b. PRoUr. All ~ az
C. v. WOODBRIDGE. 90 sssA.
". A. l. HUNTr. SOL 41.s
JAMES FERRY. AL n. ). eve. n.
D. D. BADEN, s22 Csc.
l. y. LUsBY. ~ Ess; capi.ci q.
Jko. n. SCHNEIDER. 2l3 lithaa
n J. SCHNEIDER. sss Ne ave- "a
REsNAED WALLS cor "a snd Gaze
B. Z. MILES. - An.s
iSsS s y fAsf al Cd :s 81 a..
ShiSnS NORRIS, Sol Hn-s
Z; e LlPfOLD. si-h and BJunca-yaa
rA1Ak bkOs-. 1sth aad q a ~
;;SS SsIs SSSSf.i : . J; sfi sssS.
&. I. wQOp, cor. oh and onw.
All 3SsTIS SEacSsi Co. ia.as.sA pa
r { ES SSctt5EE, IL s sas 4 s "a. a..
SSAQoS HiEAi, ssh s.d = ssn..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

Dispatches from Indian territory indicate an
Indian uprising imminent among the Kiowas,
Otoes and Missouris
s. +. Halberstadt, formerly manager of the
New York Life Insurance Company in Mexico,
prints n card in which the charge that he en-
bezzled $4,000 Of the company's funds while
in Mexico is refuted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

The intercolonid postal coufereuce has
agreed to q resolution to establish Pacific
cable between Australia and Vancouver.
The liabilities OF Sir George Richard Dibbs,
premier OF New South Wales, are estimsted a.
xls0.000; his assets, mostly land. ss $500
The leather manufactory Of Kennedy B Co.
ct Giovsrsviiie, \. Y, has burned. The loss u
el00, 200.
Mr.. William Walter Phelps, minister 70 Ger
many. has returned 10 Berlin from his travels
In Egypt, Italy aud elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctionee-,.
6Jo n g :, -
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON d STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS

TRg psTSESr SALE OF vALgsBLE IMpRoyEp
TWELFTH AND THIRTEkNTH sTREETs
1924. 1925 and IFS
By vrtne several deeds of trust to u.s. dated the
Iss day OF sspssem5ss. A D. Iss2 and recorded in
473 ct seq OF me land records OF the District Of CO.
uInba and at the request of the parties secured and
holders OF the notes. the undorsiyned will
whpS me FIFTH 'f BAY Of 81 kTs isss
at FoHa O'CLOCK M: al those certain pieces q
Warrington. District q Colupbia. Known = and
being all Of lots numbered hundred and
iierty- ons d4D., on. hundred and for:y $40
dred and forty -fouE n44). ons hundred aud forty
i've (145l and one hundred and fortysix (146p Of
Josiah W. McIachlen and John C. Louthsn. trustees.
subdivision Of mart OF square numbered Thousand
and eight (l0OSl, recorded in the once OF the
yeyor Of the District OF Columbia in Li3er No. 10
folio %, together with the improvemen.s thereon,
bic in five years from April &c, 1882.
Terms OF sale: One NTH Of the purchase money in
s..h balance in one ye.r from day OF sale With in
OF trust on the pro srty All Iscard,ns nd nd convey
required on each lot sold separately st tins Of sale
Terms to be complied with in 6fteen days deposit
will be forfeited. EDWARD WOLTZ.
HENRY Wkx.
mh23-dSds Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
THE STEED OF STEEL.
All Ready for the Work of the Con-
ing Season.
WHAT THE CLUBS ARE DOING.
Notes OF the Local Northumberland
For Coming Runs-The New Road Club
Recent social Other b.
cycle Matters OF interest.

ICYCLE CLUBS ARE
more numerous now
than they have been
during past seasons and
it is likely that before
the season is fairly
open for road riding
that there will be fully
a dozen riding clubs
here. While there has
been a large increase in
the sale OF wheels this
season, many Of the new
riders are ladies. and it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25

cHsNCERY SALE 81 yALUABTR IMPROVED
IS aEET NORTHWEST. 81. 4sJ sfREET
SOCIHMEsr ND ~. SD THIRTEEN TIL
By ylrtu. of cecrce Of the Supreme Court 81 TIE
pistrlct OF Columbia bearirS date tie 3lst day OF
1861. whsr A ale Lad-s ga liner al. ara com
painRnss aud .rBry Normsn Ns'intra ~ al. are de-
fendinis, shall oE-- ios public auction. in
trout tue Premises the times herein
aii~r aained the following valuable improved Isop-
dn Tuesday. ArEIL ToURTY. Isas. a, HALF
PAST fotk O'CLOCK z N. iot No. Al of Wilson.
q 81 So cnSr ass,n q I sau are 80 ~
on WI DAEsDAY. t.kIL NTH. 1885 at HALF.
twenty -eisat ,2sl iwepty-aine CD thirty 800 and
numbered ten hundred and ts-Hiy-sir 1G26l, 6-ssn-
nns :or the same at Paint thirtytso t32) iset due
(S) and running thanc. north srteeI( o. thenre
east eghty elsht 49, feet thence south sixteen u6l
besinnng. the sam. Oeng premises No sls 18th OF.
n
On THURSDAY. APRIL SIXTH. lssa, at HALF
PAST FJEst O'CLOCK L. NJ. part 81 lot numbersd
sevente-t 40. "a square numb red four hundred and
street south fourteen ia feet ss-i u the northssst
corner Of SAID ot aud runnIps th-nc- .ou,h hum
east fourteen 49, feet thence LundPed and
txenty-.wo iEp fesl Two 90 inches; Themes west
vita the line II sire 4 :ourten - fe-t the place
Of besf:ing the being Premises 40 go street
southwest
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree
follows; on.tlisd of tie purchase money shall be
cash. one-sis.rd n "pe year and ons-tiird IN two
be evidenced by no;.s bearing Interest At SIX ler
eeniuIa psT aanun. Agd cr-ed hy Gsec % trGs,
eassr depesit ., 500 90 eac1 Of ,as rs.u.,sa-
viii be required n .hr .lils 81 ard ihe
days after the day - ssI- Toe srs s reserves 20 resell
at he and q: t-EG.iins purchaser srter
The i've inc s'Sr newspaper. Conye.Ensing 81 the
49, IRWIN B. linton. Trus~s.
mh23-I2t Cftce .A07 a. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
FOR MALARIA
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DIR. l. G. Davies, DeSmet, OAK, says 81 have
used IL In slow conyAiescence and prevention from
mzlarial diseases, where the drinking water was
s,a ee.ls g, 20 os oenese, al, 10 Rssvsnsins
we have to rsctify the bad effects Of the drinking
water upon the Kidneys and ooves3"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
THE BENNING STAKES.
Entries Received by Secretary ORA
ney of the Jockey Club.
ROMIsE OF GOOD SPORT.
The New Departure Of the Young Turf Or
Eanization viii Be Taken With Good
frospects-HOrsest to BE Here Next Month
Turf Notes Of Interest.

HE SIX STAKES An
nounced to be run for
at the coming spring
meeting Of the WASH
ington Jockey Club,
which commences on
the Gath Of next month.
closed Monday last. and
the entries made in
them were not only
n u erous, but the
horses entered are such
as will insure excellent
racing. The stakes and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
II BERNHEIMER 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
IL. SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS CO.,
63T LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

III BERNHEIMER CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
IL. SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS CO..
637 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
ALL TIE wELL-kEPT FtRNIrURs. CARPETS.
RUGS. &c. &c. IN HOUSE 6.2 STREET
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. MONDAY, MARCH
TWENTY-SEvENTH. At TEN A. NJ,
CONSISTING OF
Eve Bed Room suites. all in oak; Lace Curtains.
ting. CARPETS Rugs Center Tables. Parlor Furniture
Library Furniture. one Fine tx. Table Chairs. Orua-
ments, one large Mirror kitchen effects &c, &c
1t H. BERNHEIAER CO.. Auctioneers.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuonesrs
PEREMPToRy SALE OF LARGE FRONTAGE ON
I,s sTREET SEAR CORNER OF aSTH STREET.
ON MONDAY. THE TwENTY:sEvENTH OF
O'CLOCK p NJ. We will sell in front of the premises
3l6 feet front on street ny depth of 100 feet
also having tage Mill street. This property
pnsoid and susceptible of sdvsItaeeous subdivision
located i'll a desirable neigh borhood.
Terms Ons-shird in cash, balsnce in one and two
years. or all cash. at the option OF tine purchaser
deposit OF goo will be required of the purchaser
the time of sse sold entirety. Conveyancing
&c at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
in ten days. otherwise the right reserved resell
property at the risk and cost of detauling purchaser
after hve Gays advertisement OF such resale N
newspaper published in Washington d. C.
A Plat will be SHOWN of the subdivision at the time
OF sale. and. II deemed advisable, will be offered in
lots of about IL feet inches front.
"A deposit OF 800 will be required each lot at
time OF sale.
mh26-dads DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-25
FROM Pack.

Justice Ito prisoner)-"what is your name:"
Prisoner -"Ebenezer PEBBLES.
Justice-"Where are you from?"
r-"Punxsutawney. Jefferson county.
Pennsylvania
Justice-"Ofhcer. what IL the charpe2"
Oficer-'Swindling gseen-goods men, Yer
honor
Justice-"Ten years."
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SEASON OF OUT.

door sports for the Dis
trict practically opens
next week. The base
ball season begins on
Wednesday, when the
Georgetown University
boys cross bats with the
Washingtons. From
that day almost until
the snow flies the voices
Of the bieechers and
the umpire will be
heard. This game is
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY PRESS-B BRIG
RESIDENCE. NO. 4l2 P STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY PRESS. brick
RESIDENCE. NO. 4l2 STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust dated the 9Th
day Of November A. ID. 1891. and duly recorded in
Liber No: 1929 folio 233 ct seq. one of the land
records OF the District of Columbia and at the re-
guest OF the party secured thereby will sell pub
lie auction In front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,,
f. M; the following described land and promises,
eighty-nve (S5) in Harvey Spaldings subdivision OF
lats In square numbered five hundred and Gill.
as per plat recorded in Liber l6 folio Isl the
0rds Of the ONCE Of the surveyor the District of
Columbia, with the inprov nts. Consisting OF q
two-sfory press-brtck residence. known 4l2
street northwest.
Terms OF sale: The purchaser to assume q trust
to run; ba :ance in cash All conyeyan.ins and
be required at the time of sale and terms must be
complied with within fifteen days day of sale on
the trustees resell the property the risk and
cost OF the detsntins purchaser after such public
WALTER A. BROWN, r.
mh23-d&ds GEORGE A. JORDAN,S Trustees
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BIC SALE
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HOUSE x Mp LIEF Jiy ~ G6SoND
Iormsry occupied BY James Kelly a ssor: and sssi-
ssnsf Sn s 1 prs Ptn 81 1HkcR
n. RUFUS GILL, Attorney.
mill. 1922 TAYLOR & DREAMER. Auets.
r y. BAILEY ) CO., Ancl,onssEs-sss.taboet
A Z, PM: FfrfH; 9 aafEfAsT EIEyESEG:
resister, .e7fo0t heel :Oioot BEEN, l6-fo.t hold
eat nus and tube beiiers esnasd 70 garry 800 n1ehs
y. sare ss.ay 70. e1st
Portland. Nc. or OF PAYkON TUCKER, General Nan
aEsr: Portland. NJ pssssrs sad Aaehsas ss..pboss
EQR sALR-AT PUBLIC ACCTIoN, on sATUR-
DAY, ArRIL flxsI: ls&:, Z HISx EG. By
spis,did fasm q lA sers,, 9th iasSs awpiins barn.
IS. sssss g e ui .1as. I'd III "a s
whatsyg q VII hstae ysehout ssssrvs. Terms vay
800 A 58s 4 c1AggTs