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RATcLIFFE. DARg co. AUcrIoSEERs.

ChAa,NCCEKK1 SAFE OF FIVE NICE BRICK
H%DFS ssIIIItsLlD At THE CORNER o Or
n anh. - III DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
piS,i.i oY %''-trre Of the supreme Court of the
ii,.-su =, N'-I ia, pas>ed In equity cause No.
m; ~ 20 E day Of D-ce Der. 4. D. 1922 the
800, =. ~. r,-f- viii sell at public auction N
srytH IN 80, lse r"iuises, on RIDAl. Il z
S,CttrK y gs JtSUARY. A d. 1888 AT FOUR
- - , 81. a. hose uieccs arce of fround
ai.A o'i"- n l. Druir Pax in the ID strict OF
80 u i anu "a an ali aescrib as lots Is To ..
-, ~ ~ oi DO - in L. Droit Park. accord
-. ~ ~. yoa : subdivision, eIch lot being in
aI'sG ps /. IaN ,-Te;r Dwelling; with all mod
slid 'n1le~t l. sd~eiof tutuf go 600 and lot 81
r yeas = ,r 1 ~, ~ 'rst Of $50 .n al payable in
sriis OF sale On.-haif OF tbs purchase money in
r1',n,SH MI .,Ah.e rayable in six and twe've
I - - l4'rr-st, 4 Nhi.h a lie osit OF S2'p on
- - -, y. ~ -' red al the time Of sale Terms
a., - - tnI..-i with within ten days from the
cU-ts OF tie purta1~-- ~ -
FRANK T. BROWNING, TRUSTEE.
deS-dkds To , III N ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

At last have the holidays FASTENED away.
Both coming and parting we're blest.
For now people may allow, so they say.
Their digestions much-needed rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

II see they had your picture in the paper"
II don't know, replied the man who is hard
to please. whether the picture was mine or
the name under it misprint"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03
,raoxls BOWLING soy. Auc.. .gla E.sn.
Two STORY PRIME DWELLING No. 1870
rMtN -SECuND sTREE NORTHWEST AT
THIS EVENING.
TOMORROW
W-M LowENTHAL. Aurtioue.r.
w on
H{1 1th st. n "

wEpNEsnAY MORNING, JANUARY FOURTH.
tuNafN,tNd N TES O'Clock. n tknNT
MD WITHIN Ny SAILS ROOM. AUCTION
SaiE - CNNTEN : MD FINTuI:IS ~ =
>NAlI Slrft. COMPRISING CASH CoCN-
ltH- cot NsEE IABIfs SHOW q ASE. SPOOL
COR ION '.~tS. BEI-S FIGURES. CLOAK
RACKS. CHAIRS. ~
HOSIERY. TNDFEWi A. CfsAIE'S STOOL COT
TpN. IACC~. ENBEsIDEEIES CIESETS
- fuNt WpE~TET. BIT ions SMALL. QCAN-
1itt uF ~TNIt# NfEE. AND ABOUT Two
ppEfN NFN'~ FINE NATURAL Wool AND
tNNIEL-S HAIR NUEIsw G. "
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SUSPICION.

as your father in?' said the man who rang
the bell with one hand while he held bunch OF
accounts behind him with the other
81 don't know" said the boy VINO opened the
door. Got one of your photographs with yep
"Why-yes. believe have
well, let me take il a minute and I'll find
out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

Oh, his swear off is fine and complete,
1t is new and must certainly please,
But ere long when this swear of you meet,
You will note that it bags at the knees.
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UNITED STATES MAFsUAI;s SALE.

BY virtue Of wit O. A. x..,.. ,..,.a ON, n, IN.
Shee q ,hs Court Of the District Of
sale, IT cash IN tne, deted. will sell a. prblis
JRNn kkYh lsgs hI TRAT, THE TENTH DAY OF
So, 80 = .i.;,o .iMtLVE O'CLOCK NJ. all the
10 IS. foi'wn AId Interest Of the defendant in and
mum6errt! eisht Is, S'nei property. 10 Wit: Lots
=, Ms.ssn, IN nr1,ed and twenty eight tl02S,. city
in -ulsr the improyrIcto Columbus, with All and
sod H. .tisfT o. tatrck y Boyle. and will be
RoS.rt Wbi,e NJ Ion No. a 80 at law in favor Of
RArc, pfsr Sis Il pkaSsDELL. U. s. dsrshal.
dLjtolA9xd2SStas w.. Aueuo
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ATIXEE SLOAN. suct,oa-er-. I4o7 G.:.

100 ROLLS VAL. PAPER.
:, a. - III IN lIk STOCK or THE
~ EASSHS Hiss MSNTTarTURIS6 Co
!. lHrA HANE q DEHED - TO SILL.
..x,.trt,L III lR RI NCNAIs-TiE ST OK
rVhIsi , soME OF TIE FINEST GOODS
.rT ,1r ~. u tLApI; AND 0fFE 4
PAP
W >DAI AMI FRIDAY. JANUARY FIFTH
SlAIt. 1871 eo1frlsnetn~ at IEN 4 NJ each
- - VII - on -esoud no3r on sales ruou-
-. . : teet. ~ ort-r Of p HANS N HISS
-. Erinr 70 thsir removal. :. JOo rolls of nne
- f.p-T. is.inF NJ lArge-t and b u-Serr.r.ut OF
- n THIS line hat has e "A off.reI AZ pu,iis "a H.
N rEscity for time. ~
ir-uis
e-ssIss LAIIMER SLOAN. Auc:ionssrs
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By virtue Of rover conferred by the will of Ann II.
B,vie. deceased the und-rsgned. her utor. will
~: al puilr sac the hghrst bidder at the court
G7%r:S,- s.ia;{ MI THIKs6sY, JaNtaRY
M Ii-ces or parceis o. land all situated in said
county:
All that 'rart Of aad situated near B-irht.eat In
said county, near Iandover and abou six miles from
n,S,rict o. 90 uInhia; conveyed by George T. init.
II. Bowie BY deed dated Februlry 90. 1890 and re-
corlsd aong The az records of said county, i Lier
J. ". - No H. folio i25. &C.. containing % acres
M ! at tract o. land rear Brizh,sea.. in said
:. shaw. his Wifi. Ann II. BOW BY deed da'ed
IN bT " Nh 80 Is toio eo 'a ANA
All ihs bd me.s , 1r Loss i@ the o, 1,,s- Mari,
Por Rob md: enyeysi to William B Bowl by JOSEPH
ST. and r:r 's m by deed dated DeeenoLr
L,h.F No T. 70 10 ~ Be-. beinx the property
II Al that b. Use and ground in the town of Upper
Mar boro'' conveyed 70 vii lam b. Bowie nv eamnel
rseorde among said land records in Liber ". A. J.
5 an tina: tract Of land on the Upper Marlboro and
District o; Columbia turnpike near Suitand about ~
mi vi ON 1strit Of Columbia. which was convened
ms we 10y d-ed dated September 20. 1877. and re-
corded imon he had r-cors in Iber H. b. No. Il.
iorp o., coiitA L. 10 acres, more or less.
az AZ mrn9nrl tract of Ian has been subdi-
kG At ina isTsof a., Snish vii s ssn e :.
sen ,'N rsllirE N the Undersigned.
N Urr~r Tsrio Na o owned at tor 1n sv EiWsr
PnuIhrey and conveyed to him by deed IRON Jos K.
ho~r r.. u.te-. dated January 3D. 1885. and
u an ~ sad land records in Liber j. W. b.
VA ui 4Nl@t one-thrl interest in those two lots
~ 60 ~ ana conveyed by = L. Sui and wife to
~, sl,Si-n III, trustee. by deed dated SeItember
- aHi recorded ong said and re oris in
70. W % No IL. folio .SO}. commonly ctl ed
:, le>'i'h and The Whole. con aiming 1854 acres.
trIc' line '>' -'
irf OF s'l-. le-third Of the purchase money
% sale
lrh' res % mtg, onc-ih;rd in one year from
uAN ~ ar q "ne-t ri in two from day Of
'ir.d to the srIsfartin q. the undersigned; or all
cash, al 1pu. L 4 'h- uur, ha-sr
AdePost"l : 100 vii be required each purchase
- -. =. John 4. BAKER,
-'.-bllt-.0 FxecutOr of Ann H. Bowie.
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Navigation. so far sailing craft are con.
cerned, is closed. Reports per the Norfoll
and Washington propellers indicate that the ics
is breaking up, but is still heavy. The ives,
channel is about clear. but the east channel ID
frozen. The river is in bad condition between
Buena Vista and the fats. The ferry steamer
Columbia is making trip every two hours. blu,
no other ide-wheeler is running. The Macales-
ter, Law and Wakefield continue iced in. The
tugs that left yesterday with tow of oyster
boats have not been heard from, and it Is sup
posed that they are hung mp in the ice some
where down stream. The Wakefield win try
to keep her engagement tomorrow.
The Washington feet is depleted. The Sue il
tied up in Baltimore. the Arrowsmith il LAID
up in Woodhalls yard for repairs, the Mattano
is being overhaulef., the River Queen d in win
ter quarters, the Thompson is at Baltimore and
the Tygert is somewhere down river
Among the craft hung In the ice at the Wash
ington docks are thirteen oyster schooners,
sloops and PUNCHES, Eve wood freighting long
boats and schooners. seven Philadelphia coal
barges, four lumbermen and Eve other general
river merchant men.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FIVE FUNERALS rEsrERD.r

fINF fIeftkpaf
Five funerals took place here YESTERDAY. Pa
ward Murphy. whose drowning near the Losg
bridge last Friday has been mentioned in THE
STAR. was buried from the Catholic Charch.
The pastor ofhciAtei aud the remains were ar-
companed 20 ~. MGry's cemetery oy tirung
Of friends. In the afternoon tho remains %
Richard Clary, formerly of this city. we're
brought here from Washington and, Hftor
services at ~. Mary's Church. Inferred an Union
cemetery. Two colored funerals took place
from Roberts Chapel aud the grsnd'hd % NJ.
Frank Eniwisle WAS buried from tise hota. of
its parents.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY court
The Alexandria county court. Judge CHI
chester. begun iis session yesterday NJ tire
Columbus street court house. This court ald
not keep the extra New Near CAV. fpr ID.
January term had too much business larss
number of cases for gambling and legal liquor
selling will be called during the t-rui
THE casE JEFFrRsoS PHILLIPS.
The decision Of the court Of appeals in the
case Of jefferson Phillips. sentenced b. death
for killing George \. smith. L. expected tLis
week. Phillips has bs.u visited by -..vcfal
clergymen and lie. IL Is understood. under no
instructions Of the pastor Of tiio tatnoss
Church here.
TIE ALEXANDRIA corRs
Two courts now IL session here. The
sion opened at noon today. ana the Alc-ardria
county court. whose session Opened ye.-
terday, Will occupy the present sc'k. ms
county court begins today IT, work fos the pcut
jury aud ten more cases Of gaming AID r-il-
ing liquor without license w.d. al a. KTrctcd,
be tried during the term. Ihe court has ap-
pointed a new commission 10 rejtTt ufon .
proposed road from the Free bridge, opposite
Georgetown, 10 the Military road.
NOTES.
The services Of the week Of PRAYER si The
evangelical churches Of the city began Last
night at the Washington Street Dap;ist Chl-rh-
The pastor Of that church aud Of tha Aettodist
and Presbyterian churches of the city ~til unsts
In the services. which will be held every evening
Of this week Ina or other of the cl1rcliss.
The grand jury OF the county court has
returned an indictment against Geo. {. Politoa
for shooting VIM Rust, a coiored uAa. mot Q
true bill" The court then adionrned antu
tomorrow.
Mayor Strauss received inteIligenca Yesterday
Of the death Of his grandchild. ct Chariottes-
vile, of diphtheris-
Messrs. Brent and Lunt have bougst for ESQ
Q frame dwelling. with lot. on Payne strcss
between King and Cameron strects
The public schools reopened THE morning
after the Christmas holidays There was fun
attendance in all The schools.
The Alexandria banks have declared 81 per
cent semi-annual dividends.
GRIP CAR and Anacostia car "a collidee 20
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue last nlxhs
and young lady In the latter car faieted
fEsrEaDAy VIM Quick Of $50 Massschu<tts
avenue sas badly hurt IN the lace BY en- un-
known man striking him st 10Th street ana
Peunsylvsuia avenue. HIS cuts were dre~ssd g
the Emergency Hospital
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SHOOTING STARS.

Il really feel that am a public example Of
ielishtness," said the carbon as it was put
in readiness for the electric current
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TIL II t'-s VIZ uT PROPERTY ~ THF CITY
Il Oh WASHINGTON n g SIR tTFD OK
Iik,I .T.I Fl gEiwT y 9 AND u sIEIFTS
SI'hi RAVE pwFITIS6S
~ -" u d-yss~ s>-si' BE Sth day q Deem
% AS-f- rs TIE SgFreIn- Gorrt o.. th. Di-t-i., q.
C"iu,i Z {. II - au-e o.. NJ lam e. Dewatvs Pat
n Dan = a.. lf4s Llilify Docket % sEsIf
g AiDal. III six y pAI OF , MA y A. D.
l~Ai. ~ HAiE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ of.e-
:. r. a pib p acton @ q following real estate
. = n ~ u 81 Wash n.-oa. - g. TO fhs
. T. T. eel N - 20 10 So II af-d the south :,
ie-t = IN he Ct L.. ~ tae depths a. E.fl 4
49, ItOrnr~oass hivisiun part O suu,-. No 7:Ei
a sane = recorded IN tsls - p f1It1 i,.i one
o 'lr rrrrfc % the survey - r.. ~. DIST tc. OF
,. 'ntts subj - ce,f q ru-' - secure the
'H4. q FiIiiaiu~ A~s1riafirE % So Sl
Pr ems - ~4l- sast. al. s isIa-if Of 500
- F-lui "A time 81 sale II tbs terms If ale
r." lien WITH g. ten day~ tire tru~tH. ressrye>
V rsif - --ssl sns risk cost i-auitr.,
hA-~-- cpuyrysn-tuE ana reCor tirIs . the ex
-. - CreA4s-r.
WILLIAM X DUHAMEI
itSt la ave Trustee.
s-;-dS.. Asrt;onss-s
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DAICLIFFE. DARR ( co. AncIs-
JUDICT,L SALE o. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ NJ ~TkILI BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOI

~ Il. f. "A -
ON ~TKEEI BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FRS T STREET WEST AT AUCTION
BY vlrtUa Of i"cree Of the supreme Court of the
d. r: Columbia, sitting equity passed IN the
rl-yrrth day u Ortober, A. D. 1892 in equity suit
hunter Z fourteen thousand one hundred and one
14lOlL ahs-r Meyer b Newman is plaintiff an !
vi IAN Placer. iilauI II. Saunders Charles II
Brce, ". Harr ~ and Ludwig C. Young and Lis,e s.
LIpsc nh trustees, are defendants the unde signed
tr .sters How ri y. Okie and q iv d. Barrett will
at the hour u Fol 9 in III. afternoon If SATURDAY.
+ T. SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY A D. 1873
from the r.in'Ses herein fter Described se at
bred aud furtys tli6) and lot nuuibere one hun
drcd nif,rfy seven t141) both i'll Waller Aver and
other. ur'.-t subdivision Of lots in square num-
h@red SIX b udTe! and nineteen ESQ, id sub
division in sErOled in book slXteen lti) at rage
one hVUGTrI and event three 11l, in the survey
or's Off . & til District Of columbia
Terms OF sale. Two hundred dollars $4,000 cash at
time sale the remainder. Cne- third of the pur-
Chasr money the affirmation of the stle by the
court ~ "t the purchase money to be paid
onr-haf in one wear and the other half two years
with int-Te II PER centun per annum. the ind-bt-
e,lLs 70 BE- i-n"ed by the purchasers Iromssory
notes their yinent to be secured by deed Of trust
the .rty ~Oid.
The p95 e;y vi he sold free of taxes to day Of sale
ant free AMI lear snd discharged OF all claims Of the
pa ties 70 said mt any person persons Calming
By. from under them any % them.
In -aseO Of default ~ Ompli .nce with the OF
sale by the u-c.sser the lots will be resold at his
risk and rJs:
HOWARD p OEIF
OLIVER D BARRETT, ! trustees.
Washin.--- l. an and Trust Company building.
d2S dads 9th and >ts
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''You are overcharging me-" she said to the
cab driver.
Nom. amt" he protested.
But it hasn't taken me two hours to make
that CALI
Nom, but We see. ma am. but We see the
company compels us to count in the time We
spend saying goodbye"
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THOMAS DOWNING q son. Auctioneers.
T

PAIR OF YOUNG soRREL HORSES. SURREY
AND HARNESS
AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY, JANUARY FIFTH. 1895. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK,
We will sell IN front OF auction rooms. 6i2 L ST.
n. pair Of young. speedy driving Sorrel Horses
six aud seven wears old. Falling Top Surrey and
Double Harness THOMAS BOWLING & son.
ia.R
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Anctoneers

II HOUSE NO. As1 WASHINGTON STREET
NORTHWEST
On THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY FIFTH.
at TEN O'CLOCK. ! will Sc at the above house a
small collection of Household Furniture belonging to
the estate Of Elizabeth Goddard. deceased
Terms cash RUDOLPH EICHHORN.
la.52t Executor.
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DrNcASsoS BROS. Aucr,op.;r,.

TEIs1EES' SAW OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IE,ftki on KIT Spi I'll SIDF OF I
>IEtE' 81 r EFN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
H. III ~IEELIs SOE IHWFsI WASHING
ION. T. G.
II '.r'r- g.. a certain i--d q trus to u bearing
- 'gt = -. y. $50. and duly recor,t.d jn
li.-r y li9 iolig , d. -s of Tie lana fe',r,i.
o. ~" Iiirtt = 'pl.-h.a. aIl The request e.. he
JAW ~~Ffl~l fh~r fV Nil e J. in front or H.
- ~ - NtbNfSfrNN. JNNINIE FIGH :
- iI- = 1888. FpIE o. .lFt'E T. NJ fha
2 OWN j --Tf= pf lar ~ te and
D. 10 20 Re city q Mash acton IN -r.. o. q. ltuN,
80 .-tu- 2 30 lur.i-reI g il s-lr.fh,.n col,
-E- a. uffe : -Ilsllsi-ly1 % lots IA s4u,-. num-
%. -. A. rer T.sr --ygr.t-5i r i.;.r' = "
- OF. . TIE regrS a. The offc~ Of th- surveyor
y l" district g Columbia tpzetEer Win the i'm
D. ruts thereon.
-r.s ~sl~ "t- 1thir 7 q the pIrchsse money 10
= I..- n cash. 'h- htlancv tire. equal iustai
IN "l- I've nd 'hree yeas. flr VII ch n t.. II
- y. s.~F hefriLx ifte-esf ~ d ceutum u-f
san i' --'~rs-f IsH able annually nni secured
- ~ i '-lI~' m the rruf eTt, ~Cli vii krn.
. --' a llf"' 1s-r Itlpu- All Ccuvoyanciul
. ~ .i At rel --sf the pIrrhaSs 4 3, post u
- .l-- o. r-'I4irs'l AZ In- sale Tern 81 sale
g 300 IL with Ia en- days n W day II "a =
- " IIt- - r-s-rv- thu rizut resell the
-. A. - -isE AMI st u d-fsu.t ting purchaser
80 I've day. Ai-r-f-tu-rt 90 such r-Sa.e in sOue
n N,tai - 8 ut lei q WISH nst1u u q
49,. NAiItS A-HEbED.
'Ah4-~ti~ AIDS y EEDN Nj. Aius%ees-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

r ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
ADMINIsTRAToR,s SALE OF UPRIGHT PIANO.
LEAIEER-COYERED SOFA. CHAIRS AND
RSREs spp ". Hogn t IN o Nh wAkp-
IRLssEs. PILLOWS AND BoLsT ERsI TOILET
SITS. WALNUT SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION
TAB =, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND
Glass MARE. GAS STOVE. hEFhIGERATOK.
ODD BUREAUS AND WASH STANDS. DROP
LIGHT. RUGS &c &C
By virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia holding special term for pro
1sts business I viii sell by public auction at the
rooms OF Estclihe, Derr Co, No. $40 penns-
NV, On SATURDAY, SEVENTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, A. d. 1893. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the per-
sonal estate of the late =. T. Iuckett, comprising
general assortment Of household goods to which in
wife the attention Of buyers
tS-Ai HENI.Y IL -MOnpAkD Adrntntstra,nr
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The Good Roads Convep,iop.

The convention to be held in this city BY the
National League for Good Roads January II
will, it 10 said, demonstrate the good work done
by the league County leagues are forming
everywhere, and at the coming convention it
Is said over two-thirds. Of The states in the
Union viii be represented.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

s1,HE OFFICE Or TnE AMMONIAlED STEAM
i Carpet Cleaning Works and the T.. Mattress 60.
has been removed 10 ITO Pa ave. NV Bedding OF
every de.cription order tbs lowest pricss
ms Il NEWIYER Manager
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DrSCANsON BROS. Aucts.
1H.~CFRY SALE OF THE VALUABLE sroS,
nwEILING AT THE SORTHFfST CONF

tT.~cFRY SALE OF THE v.IuARrr sroxr
-nwEIIING AT THE SORTHFIST cons
~ x STREET AND COSNECTICrrr .VrSHrIrH
Now OCCUPIED BY THE RtJSSrAN TE6 a,
TION. OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE
sixth rs day o, March, In the yesr ~ an,
el-ffeen hundred and eighty i've usSs, Nv tbs
supreuIe Court Of TIE District Of Columbia bodna
.,.-ial N eGury In the OF George Psnn.,
" rsI. T. Sh@l herd st al. number seventy -efkht
hnn.rsI and three llS0D equity will as snyvivin.,
irness on Tuesday, The TENTH dothS JAY Of Of
JsNTARY. IN the year of Lord eiyhtesn hnnd,ad
All sinety,th--9 Iiso31. at HtLF-PAsT THRFE
"a gO4 O'CLOCK r NJ In front Of the premi.e. ofYs,
r., al At pubic suction the following zeal s...ts
l., NUN ae--d three 20 in A. r. Shepheri,s suiivi.
10, y sI-lare numbered one hundred and ytyfo1,
TlGl a-c1rinx to the subdivision Recorded IN az
-pf the surveyor o. the District OF Conmpis a.,
TO- " D. NJ. folio Ill. of the book. 81 ths an
49, with a.. and singular the buildin9, and i'm
rrc vsrrauts ther~or ~ -
Tsr-gs sale one fourth ~ the purcb..a ,o,,.v
n - AID cash on the dav OF sale or Anal ,a.isc.
tic az Nv he court and the residue in ,h,sa IA
coma -r-ta urnts NJ one IL. two %, and three IN
49, fIi.de5-rred payments to he .e~nred ~ ,hs
nofss = me Iprch1ser bearing date on the day O..
s,I with interest aud reserved lien upon the mon
.rfys a. ali cash. az the option Of The purcha ar
$500 Adsco~I Of $500 20 be NE NJ ~ tn. ~.
pret.rry shocked down All conveyancinY at the
HENRY WISE GARRETT.
Surviving Trustee,
n2l dis 4l6 9TH St q. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DrSCASsoS BROS. Auct,on.sr,.

WASHINGTON ASD GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
COMPANY BONDS AND SCRIP AT AJ-CTIOy
on THCkSDAl. JANCARi FIFTH lsqi A. 0NF
o,ff IGK NJ. we will sell by order Of ba hn..i -,
drtor~. within our sales rooms, Ninth and SiIe.t,
U,r-Nve-t-
- 40 6 per cent convertible bond. n, a.. v.h
IN ~ and ,'eOrsetosn Railroad COMPANY
800 Washington ana Georgetown Railroad Com
PAW my H. HI T.
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IN THE LEGISLATURE.
The Business Of senator Making win seen
Begin.

WITHIN tn. Srxr TWO wrrks MANY VIII m
CHOSEN TO THE rPPkn Ropss OF ooxeRHss-
SEVERAL CLOSE AND INTERESTING CONTESTS
PROMISED - ALL krEs Arr NOW on xEw
YORK.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK H. O. BRENNAN c. A.
OF Institute of Accounts, New York.
Public Accountant and Auditor.
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GAR CAR 9 and Ansco~tia car ~ collidce 20
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue last ulghs
and young lady in the latter car fcinted-
YEsrERDAy VIM Quick Of $50 Massschu.etts
avenue sas badly hurt In the lace by IN un-
known man striking him st 10Th street ana
Pennsylvsnia avenue. Has cuts we're dre~ssA =
the Emergency Hospital
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HOTELS.
WINTER RESORTS.

VIRGINIA BEACH VA.
THE PRINCESS ANNE
IS MILES FROM NORFOLK. OPENS JAN. I.
combination Of ocean and rine forests makes Il
especi lily heal hful resort. with positively cura
tive climate. Fam Us ducking grounds at upper end
Of Currtuck Sound. Address
S. +. CRITTENDEN. Proprietor.
d3l-tu. tn, cot
THE PENNHCRST.
MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR THE OCEAN
ATLANTIC CITY.
Completely remode led and refurrished Steam heat
Open all th. year JAMES HOOD. d3l-3m
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lower boxes and the party consisted of Madame
Bonaparte, Miss Sybil Pauncefote, Miss Crich-
ton, Mr.. LIE CHAT, the Belgian minister; Baron
Keller. first secretary Of the German legation.
and Mr.. knut. Miss Bonaparte. Miss Grace Will
son of New York, Miss Warder. Mr. Charles
McCawley. MIR. Desprets secretary of the
French legation. and Mr.. Horace Washington,
Mrs. Charles Whiteside Rae, Miss Stout, Miss
Belknap. Col Bonaparte, Mr.. Grinnell. third
assistant secretary of state, and Mr.. Arthur
Peele, secretary on the British legation: Miss
Brice, Miss Condit Smith, Miss Edith Patteu,
Mr.. Montgomery Blair Marquis Rudini. at
tache to the Italian legation. and Mr.. P. Lee
Phillips. A supper at the Shoreham followed
the ,henter. and the company did not separate
till after O'Clock, which was too late to attend
Mrs. Wallack's chidren's dance, to which many
would have gone.
There was a delightful birthday party given
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto SonntaR,
No. 46l street southwest, on Thursday even
ing, to their little one-year-old Mabel. There
were number Of gifts presented to the little
hostess. Those present were the Masters Bow
Downey, Frank Smith, Frank Chase, Philip
Roach and Andrew Hickey, the Misses Jennie
Murphy. Louisa Fahrmeier, Annie Leonard,
May Young, Ada Fshrmeier, Annie Chase, Rena
Chase, Edith Chase, Edith Kaiser, Katie MUIR
ply. Mamie Smith. Katie Smith, Annie Roach
Mamie Buckley, Annie Downsy, Lilly Van Ber-
gen, Mary Leonard, Camille Fellheimer, Maude
Fellheimer, Gussie Brock. Maggie Brock Mag
gle Hickey and Flora Brock. Those who assisted
in entertaining the little ones were Messrs.
Chase, Blighe, Coughlan, Altman and Yost and
the Misses Bradley, Roach, Wilkinson, Chase,
Coughlan. Burghee and Downey. There was
quite variety Of music, dancing and singing
furnished by the little ones, the most promi-
nent Of which was violin solo by young Master
Bow Downey. bountiful supply Of choice
refreshments was also served.
Yesterday the old folks Of the Methodist
Home (Miss ~ A. Jones, matron) were enter