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Evening star., 1894-01-12

Pure food exposition every afternoon and
evening at Convention Hall. Doors open at
pm. ard close at 1920 pm. Cook lectures
at 3:30.-AdVt.
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poNcANsoS BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE
OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQJA ARE

CHANCERN SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF X STREET AND CONNECrICI-T AEENI-E
OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE
BY virtue and in pursuance OF decree passed on
the twenty sixth t26D day of March, in the wear of
our Lord eighteen hundred and echty-five uSS5l.
by the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia
holding n special term in equity in the case ~
George s. Pepper Alex. n Shepherd 81 al.
rumSer seventy eiSht hundred and three f5SSE3,
equity, Will as surviving trustee. on TUESDAY,
THE TwENTN-TIlltD C2-H DAY or JANTARY
IN the year OF our Lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND NINETY FOUR nSl4l. AT HALF-PASr
THREE tS:3o O'CLOCK F.M.. in front Of lie
Premises offer for sale pIilic auction the f,l-
lowing real estate: Lot numbered thre,. "a in A
IL. Shepherds subdivision of sInarr numbered ,us
hundred and sixty four flGsD. acordihg ~ tb sul,
division recorded IN the ofice OF tac survevor Of
the District OF Columbia. Ia liber W d NJ folio
Ia OF the books Of the surveyor with ali and sim
sular the buildings and Improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the purchase rnonay
to he paid IN cash ON the day of sale or inai rar
hcatiOn thereof 10y the court. and the residue An
three 81 equal nstaliments one ia txx,, -, ,,a
three 81 years, the deferred payments 10 h., -
cured 10y the notes OF the purchaser bearing dare
on the day OF sale. with interest, and a reserved
lien upon the property sold, or All ea~h
at the option 4 the purchaser tbersof
deposit Of one thousand dollars Isl 600, 10 l.e
made AT the time the property is kno.sed down
An nyeyanctns AT the Purchasers cost
HENhh WISE GARNEfr SurH living Trustee
4l6 9Th M
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING d CO.. AuCTloNEERS
612 81. northwest.

612 f ST. northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE. To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
NO. 621 STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-THIRD
1894. at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises
We shall sell at public auction part Of original lot
q. in square 456, having front OF 19 feet inches
on street and running back average depth o..
about 81 feet TO wide alley. with the improve
Inents, consisting OF three-story and basement
brick house. being No. 6a1 f street northwest
Terms as follows: Purchaser to assume y trust
of $500 balance one-half cash. the remainder in
one and two years, with notes bearing interes,
and recording at purchasers cost. $3.50 deposit
Will he required at the time Of sale Ii the terms
are not complied with In Is days from the day .f
sale the property will be resold the purchaser
risk and cost
jai2dts JOHN J. WH.MARTH Executor
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No. $40 La. AVE.
PERENFTORY SALE OF SIXTY HEAD OF sI-
PEltioR HORSES AND MARES
Messrs- Miller & Rholds of Hummelstown. pa
nave eonsl9ned TO US a load OF horses ard
mares, TO be sold within the bazaar SArI'II,Ay
MORNING. JANUARY THIRTEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK. This lcnd consists of fine large draft
horses and some extra drivers. The whole lot TO
be sold without limit or reserve
ALSO
30 head Of horses and mares consigned by local
parties ana TO be sold for want of use. Also
several full turnouts and several good mules. This
will be an excellent opportunity for dealers or
private parties 10 buy, ia this large sale you
viii be sure TO lind what you want and at your
OVID prices. Do not fail TO attend
5a1-at 5. BENSfNGEfs Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DUNcANsoy PROS. Aucticneers.

TRUSTEE SALE OF BRICK DWELLING oS Q
STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND l4IH sTREEIS
Southeast.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust duly recorded in
records for the District Of Columbia We will sell
In front of the premises. DN MONDAY. THE
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF JANUARY. AID 1924.
Al FOlR O'CLOCK Pm, me following dcscrfbed
land and premises. situate in the county OF WASH
ington. District Of Columbia, and designated az
and being lot numbered a., IN William Ccrcoran
Hill et al subdivision or lots IN square io4l. to-
gether with all and singular the impu>-ements.
ways, easements rights. privileges and appur-
tenanees 10 the same belonging or In any wise ap-
Terms: One-fhird cash bslance in 1 and = years.
notes 10 bear per cent iLprest from day OF sale.
pa!shle semi-annually. and to be secured by deed
OF trust or all cash. AT option of purchaser de-
posit OF sfeo required az time Of sale. Convey
aneing aud recording the Of the purchaser.
from day OF sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
rehi u resell the pr1Irty at the risk and cost Of
defauiting purchaser after live days advertise
nenr p, Of such resale In some newspaper published
oscEoLA c. GREEN. Trustee.
Jalo-dtd WARREN cIIoATE. Trustee.
UNITED STATES MARSHAI's sAI.E.-BY vTR-
tue Of a special writ OF herf facias issued cut
OF the clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia and to me directed, i viii
sell at public sale, for casa. at lo26 Sevenih
DAY Of JANUARY. 1894. at TEN O'CLOCK An.
all the right. title. claim and interest OF the
Wit: IARGE nS sTocR X 's or iSsTls %RNs B62s AND
loIIHS, CLOTHING, GEMS FURNISHING
ooDs Seso - ~ hbBEAs B;A &c. &c. seized and eyieS s,l
be sold to satisfy executions Nos. 353o6 aBc
$a39;, in favo. OF Jacob oppenheimer. Samuel
Michael schloss. William sehiSss. Sl julius se6ioss.
sehloss, trading as schloss Brotbers Company,
RArcLiFTE; DARR 90. u.s.MarshaI DC;
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We think. would have voted for the exten-
sion Of all Of them; but hardly a vote would
have been cast for the law as 1t stands on
the statute book.
Real Estate Values Exempted.
The number of square feet of real estate
owned by the United States in Washington
city. exclusive of few recent acquisitions
Is 34.S2S, 1862. The number Of acres owned
by it in the suburban part of the District is
3,3s4. The bulk of the city property is the
White House lot. the treasury, Interior
general post Office and Capitol buildings and
grounds, the Judiciary square and the Mall
all situated in the heart of the city We
claim no valuation for them different from
tnat or the private property in their vicini-
V. Taking a fair average valuation, the
value OF the United States city land is not
80 80 ti.ah- ...$lSosSu,oU
cost value of improvements. &c. 6O.UU,OOO
tdue Oh iand IN county. 4.JDO,UOU
Naiue OF improvements. 4,UO0,OO0
S1YS, ,5UOOOO
We present a detailed statement of the
area and designations of parcels taken from
the District surveys and records:
Property of the United States, lying in
Washington city:
So. Lot. So.
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Tickets free food show. Page 5-Adyt.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMOH ROW,

RATCLHFE- DARR & CO.. AucrIoSEERs.
go PA. AVE NV.
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Horses. Horses

S. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE RAzaAp
No. $40 La. AVE
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d2S-d&ds

THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH iss4 salDe
hour and place.
jag-d&ds By order Of the TruS,ees
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TRUSTEES SALE or BRICK DWELLING on O
STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND l4tH STREETS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

Die oeutl1en Oauen nit 9ltoro uno
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Sclcgrapbii6c 9epcif)cn.
Snlano.
Sittle II pt. 9lrf.. 3,

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gluf nabeSH cine Million Collars
miro lib Der Don einem g9irbellillrm,
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un9eri6tete S6aben belnufen. Ser
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ben. ,S0flpn SoDo uno lein 3 Sabre
altes &ino wuroen in ibrem 0auie ppn
elmer einltilrsenoeu gSauo erihlagen.
glls Die Srlimmer lpeggerGumt waren,
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nit Den 9lrmen Ielt umtlammert bielt.
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beerllngen oes 9Sirbellturmes in ibrenl
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Frciic ser an;eigcu.

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by.orIte...... 3.75
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critcmal Is Cents.
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oJne Spru9 sl.00.
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Der lino fiaoeu teiue AuiuaDms.
2lnSei9en ienoe man ip ate
tens am ,ltontas 2llor.
gen eiu.
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ansgeiibrt.
cfficc Dee ,,6diette".
Gdc oer SeaitcH uHo 5ouaraGs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
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&eihsta9es nabm beute Die Sebotte
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sur Grprterun8 9elaRssn wiiroe, 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
u II B | q II B.

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rullilhen @ertbpaplere im qrsIle
lauten.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
MINOR VIKINGS.

Financial troubles led Alfred Ditterbach,
q Toledo drummer. to shoot himself in
Il Columbus square.
For defalcation of $1,000, Postmaster
w. H. Gibbs, of Jackson, Miss, was sent
to prison for three years.
A dispute over land at Sumner, O. r.,
caused Marion s. Gardner to shoot fatally
Postmaster A. K. Youree.
During q gale In Saginaw Bay, Mich,
the schooner John Shaw went down, but
the crew of eight were saved.
BY q fall from the mlzzenmast of the
bark Tillle, of Gloucester. Mass, John
Shenson, seaman, was killed.
In the absence Of Abram Smith and wife.
Of kellar La, from home, their cabin was
burned, cremating three children.
The investigating judge of Toronto finds
Alderman w. T. Stewart guilty Of solicit
ing brlbes from an electric light company.
BY falling in his barn with lantern
Henry Binder. OF Ann Arbor, Mich, set
his clothing on fire and was burned tc
death.
Indictments against the president and
secretary of an investment company
charged with running lottery, were
quashed at st. Louis.
After three days chase, James Nc.
Laughlin, OF New York, who shot Tim.
othy Dwyer, the Talnmany captain was
caught near Rhinecllff, n. I.
The American Express company elected
as director Henry NJ. Whitney, brother
of ex-Secretary Whitney, and ex-presi
dent of the West End railway of Boston
The United States court of appeals al
Boston has decided that cold rolled cas-
steel" for use In making clock springs
must pay an ad valorem duty OF 80 pei
cent
| Princeton has cancelled her game with
the State College Foot Ball team fol
! Saturday at Trenton. No reasons wer,
given. State college will now play Buck
| nell at Williamsport on Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
THE OPERATORS ACT.
Proposed Plans Calculated to Bring the
Carrying Corporations to Terms with
Individual Mine Owners.

By the United Press.
New York. Nov. 15.-It was learned
today that the general members Of the
Individual Anthracite Coal Operations
association at their meeting yesterday
adopted tie following resolution:
Whereas. The individual operators on
the line Of the Lehigh Valley having
consistently restricted their coal ship
ments for the general good Of the coal
interest, and this course having failed
to call forth, so far, cooperation on
the part of the other coal mining inter-
ests, therefore committee from the
board Of managers of the Anthracite
Coal Operators association represent
ing the shippers of the Lehigh Valley,
request the Lehigh Valley Coal company
To meet the market and sell their coal
ut the best price obtainable at any and
all points in order that line and the
tidewater prices may be In harmony.
Thomas Green, secretary of the lndi-
Vidual Operators association, asserted
that in case the price of coal al tide
water points becomes so low that it
precludes the possibility of fair profit
to the producers, that Coke Bros. & Co.
will in future give to the manufacturers
and dealers using and selling anthra-
cite coal at all points the benefit of
New York tldewater prices, and will
hereafter quote for shipments 10 inte-
rior and line points the same prices at
the mines as the New York prices less
the freight.
The individual anthracite coal opera
tors think this policy will bring the
coal carrying corporations to a real
izing sense of their obligations to other
producers, and that, at least, it will
prevent the commercial iniquity Of fore
ing dealer in an interior town to pay
80 cents per ton for the same quality
and the same quantity of anthracite
coal, more than dealer in seaport
town has to pay, simply because the
interior dealer is not protected by tide.
water point argument. Mr.. Green
further said that the enforcement oi
such policy as contemplated by the
individual operators would, in single
year, make Il difference of ten million
dollars in the receipts Of the coal carry.
ing and owners corporation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
RIDGEWAY ANARCHISTS.
Seven Suspects Are Now i'll the Jail
Charged with Crime Soma Old Offend
erS on the List

By the United Press.
Ridgway, Pa, Nov. l5.-There have
been no further arrests Of miners
charged with conspiracy, arson and
other crimes since the seven suspects
were taken into custody yesterday by
officers in charge of Daniel McSweeney.
Detectives are at work and arrests are
expected soon Of several men suspected
Of burning q non-uniOn Workman's
barn in Sensinger township. The men
already under arrest have waived Il
preliminary hearing and their trial will
come up in the criminal court next
week. All We're committed 10 jail in de-
fault Of bail The bail demanded of
some of the prisoners against whom
there are charges aggregates $500.
Those who are now In Jail are:
Frank Myers, who Is charged with MIR
der and arson, having been, it is said, the
ringleader in she burning and destruction
of property and having instigatsd the
blowing up of house with dynamite, the
result being the death OF q boy and the
manning of several other persons. 1t Is
said Myers has served Il term in prison,
having been found guilty Of cutting a
boys throat.
Ludwig RoEenbeck, charged With mur-
and arson, having manufactured the
bomb which killed the boy.
Edward Ford, charged with murder and
arson, in having touched off the bomb.
Leo Worm. charged with arson and
murder, IN having helped discharge the
| bomb.
William Geitner charged with arson, in
having applied the torch to many houses
that were burned. 1t was Geitner's talk
I ativeness that put detectives in the
| right track.
/ Sebastian Schwentner. charged with
arson, being implicated with Geitner.
/ Joseph Geitel also implicated With Gelt'
! ner and accused OF arson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
KEYSTONE yIGNETTES.

Charged with selling bogus Mexican lot
terry tickets, John ii. Blouse was nabbed
at Reading.
While hunting near Tunkhannock, RoI-
maine Copwell accidentally shot himself,
diving shortly afterward.
Furniture manufacturers In the West
Branch valley met at Williamsport to or
gani1e for mutual benefit.
Burglars cracked the safe In Kinsey's
distillery near Pottstown, got no cash,
but stole twenty-five gallons of whisky.
For compelling motormen to run cars
faster than the law allows, the Easton
Traction company was censured by the
scoroner's jury.
At Gettysburg last evening the jury re-
turned verdict convicting Albert Wag-
aman of manslaughter for killing his
cousin, Jacob W. Wagaman, at the South
mountains
In response to petition from the Cen
ter county bar, asking him not to resign,
President Judge Furst gave an answer
that he would continue on the bench until
! his term expires on Jan, next.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
NEEDED LEGISLATION.
A List of Subjects Deserving the Attention
OF Our Senators and Representatives
During the Coming Sessions.

During the Coming Sessions.
BY the United Press.
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov 15.-This after
noon a conference was held in the SUI
preme court room and presided over by
the governor which will result in some
important bills being introduced at the
opening of the legislature. The follow
Ing subjects We're fully considered and
deemed worthy of legislative support.
The creation of three state forestry
reservations Of 10000 acres each. to be
located In the highlands Of the state,
these to be finally placed under man.
agement Of the forestry commission.
which should report to the state board
Of agriculture: the adoption Of such
measures as would lead to increasing
and preserving the purity of the water
of the commonwealth without injury
to business operations; the adoption
Cunder direction of the state board of
agriculture Of proper protection of the
public against pulmonary tuberculosis
in dairy herds, while at the same time
protecting the owners of the herds
the establishment of township boards Of
health, which. with those existing in the
cities and larger towns. would limit
more certainly and speedily destructive
epidemics; the creation, under state
board Of health. of a state chemical
and bacterlological laboratory in Har-
risburg, as an aid to the physicians of
the state in promptly diagnosing con-
7 taglous diseases; and also the need Of
strict law governing such acts as tend
10 make pollution of the waters Of the
state 4 source of spread Of disease
The meeting closed with d recon-
mendation that the legislature be asked
TO appropriate $500 a year to employ
/ two competent lecturers who should, un-
der direction of the superintendent OF
| public instruction and the state board
of agriculture, and by means of illus.
trated lectures, aid in imparting reliable
information in the relations of sanitary
measures and forestry to the present
and future Of the commonwealth.