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tno NJ Il Tribune.
Up in the hills Of western MAssaehusetts,
where the "highsr education" and the ''higher
criticism" alike have not yet psnstrsted. thsrs
lived in . small town an eccentric old man
named Hawkins. Brother Hawkins was . reg
MAR attendant at church ''mestin'." and his
voice was often heard in prayer and exhorta-
ton. On ono occasion the congregation met
under The shadow Of . general bereavement A
prominent man In the church bad been suddsnly
transported from the scene Of his earthly labors
to the better land A hush was upon
tAe meeting - Brother HAWKINS aross and sid:
"An' now, my brethren an dstsrs, ist % -
member In our psa'u ths family Of our dear
brothsr D., who b nov Bsaspses bossn
'sDrothsr Hawkins," intsersptsd deacon,
~ didn't mean Bsls'bab, did ys-ain't ~
nads slipS''
.sBsis'bub, val, isnms 49," cid ~ Cd
man. slow1y-"Bolz' bub-wul, n'taint bels'bub
'twsr 90 o thsm a. pse'archsP
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Rev. T. G. D.shien Dies at Colon,

HsoS' H ~ D1s5ffefK Dfeb 81 OOAuus
cable dispatch from Colon. Panama, an
nounces the death Saturday of Rev. T. G. Dash
isl. the founder and rector Of St. Marks Episco-
pal Church Of Richmond. The deceased had been
in failing health for some time and went abroad
in search Of relief. He had lived In Richmond
for more than Q quarter Of q century, was
widely known and greatly beloved He was
about seventy years old.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALrER D. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucs,oue,r..

WhTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctfoneers
TWO Two-sToRY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELL
INGs, NOS. 1919 AND 10e1 EIGHTH sTREET
NokTHwEsT. AT AUCTION
vopr TuEsDAr nARcH TwENrr-FIRsT. q,
tvo tvo-story and attic frame dveliines Ncs lOlp
and lO21 9Th street northwest 20 be removed IN ten
days from day Of salsL
mSiSss WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. auc,s
NHANcERY SALE OF vALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ on STREET NORTH BETwEEN TWENTY.
FIRST AND TWENrY-SECoND sTREETs
WEST, WITH FRAME HOUSE THEREoN
The UNDERSIGNED trustee IN equity cause Of Henry
Hannah, assignee against Mary 4. Butler and other.
No. 1861 equity docket 81 will se o. public auction
In front Of the premfses on TUESDAY, the TWENTY
flRST DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. lSsS Of HAl.F-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK p M all that piece Of eroupd kno On
- the west half Of LOT numbered seven (1D by the
depth OF said lot in square numbered sixhty is0).
with frame house thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-tard Of the purchase money
cash and the balance Of purchase money Be paid 10
two equal tnstaments in six and twelve months with
intervst from day Of sale for which purchaser vs
promissory notes, to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property or all cash. the ratification o.
the sale by the court. deposit Of 900 required
when the property Knocked down 20 the purchaser
Al convey ancins .t cos. q purehase. To. terms Of
sale must be complied with within afteen days frou
Gay OF sac or property vii De resdyersised and sold
and assessment, w Rsid e DAY Of ;4is
oesee ga HouisIsns Az.
THOS = wAGGAMAN A., ,ah-sss.
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Mr.. Frank Richardson gave q dinner last
night al his hone on Vermont avenue to Henry
Watte-sOn, editor OF the Louisville Courier
Journal The other guests present were Vice
President Stevenson, Secretary Morton, Sena-
ors German and Blackburn. NJ. G.. Secendorf,
Col. Stealey, il. Victor Bsughman and Frank
Hat.on.
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The Presidents Floral Tribute.

Among the floral pieces placed upon the cas-
ke' of Bishop John NJ. Brown Of the African
NJ. F. Church. whose funeral. as stated in yes
te-tlay's STAE, took place from the Metropol-
titan Church. A. VI. E. yesterday morning. was
a magnificent wreath sent by President Cleve-
land. The bishop was a great admirer OF Mr..
Cleveland and was highly esteemed by the
President
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nhl1-dSls
FUTURE DAYS.

TEAScEEy SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES AT THE
souIHwEsr CoRNER OF 9 AND Third
BACK HOUSE AND STABLE AID PREMIsEs
THRS kSb 1 sP sy S JED rk NkxE
By yirsl. % decree Of III. sspreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia bearing date February so 1884
Ienry 4: Courtney is complainant; and his sister
lean or e. Courtney and oshs-s are defeadAnts, -
Tsye e ON TN e ~.
TRIED DSc OF MARCH; A. ID. 1888. At the hours
here mater nEmed. the following described valuable
AZ HALF-pasT' ForR O'CLOCK PM, all of
original lot NUMBERED twelve u2l In square mum
plat plan Of TIL city Washington IN SAID District
OF Columbia. tosesher with the improvements
ther.cn. consisting VI threestory brick house and
At FIVE O'CLOCK on SAME DAY, lot numbered
nine 90 IN David shoemakers subdivision Of square
ground plat plan said city together with the Inn
provements thereon. consisting Of old fralns
house.
Terms of sale prescribed by the dsc-ee onethird
OF the purchase money snail be paid IN cash the
the-.ol % TIE court tof which 9>0O
TO De paid As deposit on each piece of property
the day q sslel and the balance 81 the purchase
money 20 De paid IN one 90 and Two 60 years
lively from the day q; SALE for which the promlsory
notes az the purchaser purchasers for the
nainder o. the purchase money mus; be gwen. bear
ing interest from the cay Of sale secured by deed
of trust each property sold. al cash. Option
OF the purchaser purchasers Property be sold
free AL encumhrsnces and taxes due up 20 and in
At purchasers In terms sale are not
colnpied with IN ten days after sale the trustees
fauring purchase lu-chaser~. after seven days
previous advertisement. IN The Evening sts- ns1pr
payer
WILLIAM J. MILLER.
4>6 LolistanA ave. rrr.,...
RANDALL HASSEE. o'
THos. T. wAoGAMAN. hSct rnhe-dSd.
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RERNAaD LEONARD. Real Estate Broker.
ID $50 ~ n 4.

TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 90 q STREET
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On THU kSDsy, MaECH TWENTy:TH1RD 1885,
Ia front Of the Premises the west part Of lot
e42, fronting l. feet by depth Of 100 feet,
improved by a two-sto-y hrics building.
Terms: Ons-haH cash. the balance in sin and
twelve months. with ihteres.. secured by deed Of
trust the property, all cast. tie option of the
purchaser. deposit Of 500 at time OF sale Al
convey snc.Eg and recording az purchasers cost II
terms % sale not complied with days tine
right is reserved to resell The property risk and
OF defaultin- purchaser.
THOMAS BOWLING L son. 6l2 81. NV
mi Ada
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Of the contes,ing boats will proba-

VI the Oxonlans bow, two. five, six aud seven
are all old Blues. The others are supposed to
be the pick of the Moulsford trials. They row
long, finish out well and are capitally together.
The distance from Putney to Mortlake or
from Mortlake to Putney has bsen the course
for the varsity race since 1885, although some
changes have been made at odd times The
course is about four miles. In 1856 the dis
lance was heightened about l. 200 yards, and in
1868 the start was made at High Bridge, Mort
lake.
Some interesting dates in connection with
this race are as follows: In 1916 the race was
first rowed on out-iggers. In 1857 the present
style Of boat, with keels. was first used and
both colleges rowed with round oars for the
first time. In 1878 the sliding seats were in
troduced.
The Oxford-Cambridge races date back to
1929. when Oxford won In lam. 3Os. over the
Henley course Of two miles and quarter.
Oxfo-d's victories number twenty six. and
were made in 1929, 1912, 1849. 1852. 1854, 1857,
1859, 1860, 1861. 1862, 1853, 1864, 1865, 1866.
1867, 1868, 1869, 1875. 1875. 1880, 1881. 1882,
1888. 1885. 1880, 1891, 1892. Camb-idge's VIC
tories number twenty-three.
In 1877 dead heat resulted from Oxford's
bow damaging MS car sad coming in on the
finish virtually passenger. Oxfords victories
have almost always been decided ones Last
years work beat all time records. But on two
occasions Oxford won by ten lengths, on two
other occasions by seven lengths. and on few
occasions did Cambridge exceed six lengths.
That record was made during the time Of the
''all invincibles in 1883.
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ENGLAND's BIG BOAT RACE.

Oxford and Cambridge VIII Row on the
Thames Tomorrow.
Englands great varsity boat race will be
rowed on the Thames tomorrow by c-"vs from
Oxford and Cambridge. Unusual ia.erest at
taches to the contest, as it has been suggested
that the winner in this race will row the winner
in the Yale-Harvard varsity boat race at New
London in June
The crews Of the contesting boats will proba-
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A EallOW

From the Bangor (Ms Con. mercial
little Auburn boy evidently has older sis
tiers, for when his teacher asked him the other
day to define the word fellow" he spoke right
up promptly and said, "A Teller is somebody
whot comes to see YER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-21

Fire ct Honssdale, Pa, has destroyed Tie
business places of William Rsif,. y. q. Ter
wilger. Barbar 4 Mangini, william Hsft and I.
Crumbs. The total loss b eS0.000.
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BROS. AUcTIoNEERs
TagSTE,Es ix SALE xo OF AZ ELEG a BRIcK

TRUSTEES SALE OF An ELEGANT BRICK
TwELFTH AND SHEETS NoRTRWEsT,
By virtue of deed OF duly recorded IN Liber
1880 fol.o 2lo ct q the land records Of Ds-
on THURSDAY TpE THiRT,ETH DAY or
MARCH. A. d. 1898. at Hal F-PAST POUR O'CLOCK
NJ all thar n.ecs or parcel Q; land and Premise.
Of Columbis. nod known and DISTINGUISHED as lot
numbered in the heirs of John Davdson's suodivi-
4ion Of square numbered 316 per plat recorded in
Iber n K olos 80 and 81 Of the records Of the sur
yeyor's Office of the District of Coiumba- said lot
fronting twenty ave feet tn side Ct Nar;h
street. and extending north tina: width and ding
the east line q West 18th street 100 feet - rubic
alley, with all the buildings and improvements there
on toEether with the rights. easements. priviieee<
and appurtepances to the same belonging o. In any
wise appe-ta1ntng.
Terms: One-third o: the purchase money In cash
balance in TWO equal instsllments in and two
years. notes to be bearing interest ~et
per annu able sem.-anuuAlly. and to be secleri
by deed Of trust on thu property sold. or a1cssn
% the option Of the purchaser deposit of 600 will
be required at time Of ale. Conveyancing. &C.. At
the purchasers cost. Terms Of sale 70 he complied
with in nfteen days otherwise the trustees reserve
tie right TO resell the property 1t the rss and "
defsuitnG purchaser after nve days sdsertement Of
such resale In some ewspape- published In Wishing
ton. d. c.
mh17-d&ds OSCEOLA c GREES, 4 AS
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Elizabeth. Coombs. Coan river. 500
bushels oyster. Schooner Alice. Ma.tingiy. Nomini.
80 cords wood Schooner Martha. Chids. St Mary's
river. 100 bushels oysters.
SAILED.
Schooner Little Eable, Rollins. Yeocomico.
Schooner 4. T. Oswald. Simms, Norfolk.
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The Bowling Score.

The third and last series in the ninepin
tournament was bowled at the Columbia Ath-
letic Club last night. The results were as fol-
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kANDALLL HAGNEE. \
THos. T. wAoGAMAN. hSct' nhe-dSd.

T. q. BAILEY Co. Aac.soneers. -steambosf
II. City ~ Richmond At anstiol hEDNESDAl.
APRIL. FiFrH. az KALI PAST ELEVEN A. NJ.
snail u sb .eanar CIV ~ s Ne ,o We
Register. ~ foot heel. 1900 bs.sl l0-fooI hold.
eae1n-. 4dnch cyitrd--. l-iOst stross. Hoic-s
ent nIe ana tbe boilers; licensed carry 900 niRrt
passenger H. furnished throughout ready TO- busi
For !lli iafrHs-ton inc uir- q. she auct.on.ers
Portis,.c. he. rot PAYsON TUCKER. General MAJ
asa. Portland. vi Dessert and M.chias Steamboat
Comrany. mh.-dts
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Oppressive CuriOsftv.

oppressive CURIOSITY
From the indianapolis Journal
Old Menagerie Monkey-"Well. what do you
think Of the white people so far?''
New Monkey-''The most striking trait about
them seems to be their intense curiosity"
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r ArcLIFrE. DARa 4 CO.. AscTIoSEERs,

EHI2TEEN BUILDING lots OF RosEDAIE
STGEET - THE SUBDIVISION OF ROSE
fktML DWELLINGS. 81 AUCTIoN
ON WEDNESDAY. NARCF. TMENTY-SECOND.
1888 Al EALF-PksT FOUR O'clock M, vs
will sell in front ofthe rrsinis-s:
LOTS ..2 -. "a -. 70. -. -. D. 20. 81 u, -
and "a. Block No. %.
In SUBDIVISION Rose1se the eastern terminus
o. the n street sat the NzTyiAne avenue and
stree: he.Gcs. WIZ lie improvements. These lots
s-e 'rovi4e! with ten:oot alley aud 9 rfty-foot
s.-sp..
Terms Q: ss.r: ol.-third cash: bziAnce IN ana
two years from she 'lRy - ale. secured by
Coed .: trus. on The premise. and notes Of
tie uu-ch=se- Or DI-cIsser- bearing q p--
or ali cash. at the orSion Of the purchaser
CT r4-rha s-rs- A g.epOst each lot of $25
required ~ the time o; ss'. Terms he complied
w.,l IN h.teen ds,s tn" a sale, otherwise
the -iat To r-sel a. tn. and defa uting
purchaser 4 reserved All conSeysncfng, recortfnx
&c. AZ s-s cost Of the purchaser purchssers.
RADCLIFFE. DAhR CO..
mhll-dSis AuctfoneerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-21

The American Security and Trust Company
has declared a quarterly dividend Of ~ per
cent and carried s25, 900 to the surplus &C.
count"
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HnIs VEGETABLE sIcuIAx HAIR RESEwER Is
INTERNATIONALLY the best preseryatiye OF the hsir
II L also curative Of dandrua, letter and all scalp
affections.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. AuntienseES
L 6l3 St NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST cOkNEn
OF <TH AND STkEET0 NORTHWEST, AT

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated septsmbs- l. lssS
md Only recorded In Lber 1888. :ohe le4 81 CO..
and q ths rsyysss q shs party secured eAsssy.
EkibAY, -IARcT TwENrY.foyETH. isa. e
HMr:PA9T FOUR O'CLOCK. tn foliowinr a.
District Of Columbia and known and dsffnruisi.sd
e hs p,es q plan Of s ssid sy =. the vsss sstty
toY s6al - deep: q lot n squ:rs avs Ausdrsd
two CO fees vide and v-avs t5bs isst dssg xiIh
yssrs, with intsrss secured By deed q ust On the
rqpey, q au cash. q the option o. the pa-chsrsr
epnvsysecing md rscording g he coss q ths par
-a,sAs. sSsE E sz.I Haaowu.} 1~..-
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MAJ r. L. Raglsnd, ees q - noss sussso-
ful tobacco planSsrs IN ~ south, disd q hi
homs m Hal1fhx county. vA
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COrbett Thinks Lightly Of Smith,

Jim Corbett arrived in Pittsburg yesterday.
Corbett does not consider Denver Smith a
frst-rater and will pay no attention to Smiths
challenge. Corbett said: .'If anything should
turn up that Mitchell won't fight me, Peter
Jackson is the only man that will claim my
attention"
Late last night John Quinn, the hacker Of
'Denver Smith. called on Corbett at Hotel
Schlosser and exhibited certified check for
$4,000, wanting to back Smith against Corbett.
the fight to take place within three months Of
signing articles. or to take Mitchelrs place in
case Mitchell fukes. Quinn was given cold
reception, as the champion would have nothing
to do with him.
While Corbett would not admit that he had
any correspondence with the Newark, N. j.,
club relative to its purse Of $4,000, he spoke
as though the fight would come of before that
club.
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DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneerx.

L lONSANSON 6lsOS-- AgctioneerS
PEEEMProay SALE OF LARGE FRONTAGE on
STREET NEAR CORNE:. OF 2STg STREET
On MoNDhY. ~kE rwENTY.sEvENrH OF
MARCH. A d. 1ssES. Ar HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, viii sell in front of the premises
3l6 feet front street py Depth Of l9 feet and
also HAVING iron age Mil street This property
Is one Of the aryes; pas in Georsetown remaining
unsod and susceptible Of advantageous subdiv sion
located in desirable neghDorhood.
Terms Oue-third in cash. balance In one and two
years. or all cnsh. AT the orion Of tie purchaser.
deposit VI 900 will be uired Of the purchaser
the time of sale II sold entirety Csnyeyanc.ny
&c. at purchasers cost Terms be complied with
in days. otherwise tie right resell the
property the risk and cost of detaul:inr purchaser
after hve Gays advertisement of such resale in
newspaper published In Washington. ID. c.
A plat viii be shown of the subdivision az the time
Of sale. and. II deemed advisable. will be offered In
lots of about IL feet inches front.
"A deposi: OF 600 will be required on each lot at
tine Of sale.
mh2o-dSds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneer..
HANDSOME PAIR OF SEAL-BRowN CAR
"A riaee horses. 10 hands high. weisht 3 200. good
prompt drivers, well bred. sired by Maryland
Volunteer the other by Henrico, will be cold
AT PUBLIC SALE,
ON THURSDAY. MARCH TWENTY-THIRD.
CLIO. WIN CRAMER,
mhl1-3t Frederick. Nd
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AUCTION SALES.
TOM0RRaN


RArcLIFfE. DARR Co. AUcrIoSrERs
sPEcII Al AND IMPORTANT
AOcri oSS SALE
wEII-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- TURKISH CARPEIs AND krGs,
BEING yHE LSrIEk g SoN Il ) OF DWELLING
HANDSOME Pi.rsH SUITE,
FRENCH pIaTS naTTrh MIRROR
coUcHEs. BRIO A-RRAc, -
roKTrEREs. frkkisR esRffffs AND Euss'.
WALNUT. CHERRY, Ash AID OTHER sUrTE&
TOfi.EI WARY.
HAIR AND OTHER NArrREssEs,
PILLOWS AND BolS Eks. R1ASkErs SHEETS
NooUEr. BODY AND INGRAM caRPErs
- HALL;
WALNUT AMP M s,tER9kF RoST a.IL PIECE
DINING ROOM.
WALNUT sIDFBoAHp. EXTENSION TABLK.
.,,.,- DINING CHAIRS, SOFA.
kITcAES RhcUIsIrEs. ETC.
THIS Furniture Is in sz,e.len, condition and should
eonnand tns sttrnion OF psrsie. IN search o. desirs
PI.cE OF SALE;
No ilol sINrEkNlH 81. NV.
WEST slDE.
WEDNESDAY. rwsSfsi; SECOND MARCH
TEN O'CLOCK AN
mhl4esdb~ RATcLiff. DAkR co.. kuctA
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THos. Z. wAGGAMAN knet no -
NUNcANsoN BROS. AucuoneerA


DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneerx
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A rwo-sroRy BRICK
DWELLING, WITH CELLAR, on FIFTEENTH
STREET NEAR TENNESsEE AVENUE AND
F STREET NoRTHEAST
b virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in lh.r
numbered ls24 folio SS ct seq., the land rec
ords OF the District Of coiuIubia viii sell in front
of the premises, on FRIDAY. THE sFvENIEsNTH
DAY OF MARCH. A ID. 1SecS AT HALF-PaST eOUR
O'CLOCK T. ~. tie following DESERVED real estate,
situate IN the city Of Washington. District OF Cosum-
pa 70 VIZ: Al that certain rtece or parcel Of sad and
premises known anc DISTINGUISHED anil Deins ss;h
lot one hundred and twenfy-siS u6) in saa.-- one
thousand and nfty-ole (i5ll according TO D.eudonas
ana others suod; a. said sQusre Per pat IN
BOOK Il. pAse l3l OF the records of the OH of tire
surveyor ~ sad District. tcgeter with al th- inn
arpr-tsasaces 0fhe same neionring or in any wise
T.rrs Ouehird OF the purchase money in cash;
IN one and two ve.rs o-es 70 bear interest
the rate OF o Der cent per snBum from day O
sale, payable senii-annaally. and 10 - secured
cas-. al soe ontion % the purchaser. Con-
Neyancinr. kc.. at purchasers cost A deposit Of
SOo at nIie o: sale. Terms OF sale 70 be conspsied
with IN nffesn days. csharw the trustees
rEt to resell the ropertv a. the risk and cost u de
:alitno purchase after ave DAYS advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. G.
PRANK J. DIEUDoNNE,l r,...
". h. THOMAS. ! Nus'ees
se-TEE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
roiied en- &C INT Of .nc;etre9-r ~ the weather
until TUESD -. -I.-CI TwEN. E-FiRST 1873
same ho;i- a:d rIsce
FkANKy DIEUDoNNE.l -,-,,.,.,.
mills w ThoMAS. AEs'ses'
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THOMAS BOWLING . son. Aucs.. .ui2 2 q. n. =.

VALUABLE IMPSoyED PEo?ERTy, No, SIS .
SIEFET NORTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,. MlRCd rwENrl-sEcOND.
at l. ALf-PASl FDU r. NJ. will sell. In frunt Of
ihe p-eIise-. Lot - IA square No. ~ fronting
~ 1910 :se ON tfe sou SIDE " street by depth
q; ~ let to alley. improved by three-st~y
anG oase,nenr b-tcK dwelling containing twelve
roS.us bs.". water aud AL modern improvements.
bciag No. 5i5 3 st,eel northeast.
Terms 81 sale: oae-thlri cash. balance one and two
.esrs. viii tnc.r-s secured by a deed os the
proper. 90 a case, ~ the epson % purchaser.
'encsit a. 10 r1Qui-ea - tn- tine Of sale Con-
We. G-.d rscof Ding cost OF purchaser.
..a.s-.t THOMAS BOWLING A SON Aucts.
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Z. 4 NicoL-
special Ccnufxu.op~ r~.

y. II. YOUNG. eierk of the circuit courso Aiss-
andrla county Va. do certify thax Jsnes cie.nross
The penaly Of $40 0o0 conditioned TOT The fslta-
tai performances Of their cut~~ commissioners =
ln9c. N xofTSes
fsx dts o8t
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TIE OUTLOOK.

This discovery seems to have a great future.
have talked with great many silk merchants,
brokers. dyers and men who manufactured silk
goods about the Chsrdonnet method of producing
raw silk from wood and il is universally ad.ni. :
ted that the process will eventually yield large
practical and profitable results. great ster
infiammabiiity OF the Chardonret silk Its orig.
mai combustibility was at the alarming rate OF
two csutimeters per second.
Another practical difficulty to be remsd:ed
i'll The invention ia the frequent snappinc of
the sieader threads issuing from the cylinder
by reason of u2equa! pressure. This makes i:
impossible to maintain standard quality for
the output, and consequently there may be
produced five pounds of excellent silk followed
by FIVE pounds OF comparatively worthless
quality. This difficulty is being overcome,
am told, but until it is completely removed men
OF large means will NOT invest largely in the
stock OF the company which has been formed to
exploit Count Chardonnet's invention.
Up to the present time none OF the rich and
important silk men of St. Etienne or Lyons have
invested heavily in Ibis enterprise. They all
profess to believe in it and declare that in few
years artificial silk produced by this process
when it shall have been somewhat improved in
certain details. is destined to figure largely in
the commercial world
The disposition today on the part of capital
lists here is to await Developments. When the
process is once perfected and its results are
wholly satisfactory there will be a lively
struggle for the control of this valuable inven-
ton; and. as 1 have said, there seems to be no
doubt OF the ability OF the inventor to remove
every obstacle which stands In the way of per.
feet practical success.
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IL HIS OWN gEHALF.
Theodore G. Arnold Tells why He Killed
John Kramer.

u, DETAILS THE OCCURRENCES on TIE DAY
or THE SHOOTING AND ASSERTS THAT HE
FIRED ~ szLF-DzFESsE, BELIEVING THAT
KRAMER INTENDED TO KILL HIN.
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THOMAS DowLING SON. Aucssoneers,
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500 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR MEN WOMEN AND
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