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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCrfONEERS.
612 ST. northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,

EXECUTORS SALE, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
NO. GIL f STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD
1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK, In front of the premises
shall sell at public auction part of original lot
e. in square 456, having front of 10 feet inches
on street and running back average depth of
about 96 feet to wide alley. with the Improve
ments. consisting of three-story and basement
brick house, being No. 621 + street northwest.
Terms follows: Purchaser to assume a trust
of IS. 600 balance one half cash. the remainder IN
and two years, with notes bearing interes,
and secured by deed Of trust All conveyancin.
and recording at purchasers cost $3.50 deposit
will be required at the time of sale. If the terms
complied with i'm Is days from the day .,f
sale the property Will be resod at the purchaser
risk and cost.
ja12-dts JOHN ]. WILMARTH, Executor
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THOMAS BOWLING d Co.,AUCrIoNEERS
of2 + ST. NORTH wESI
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EST .TE
On I'D 81. NV, BETWEEN q AM 10

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EST TIE
ON SD 81. NV, BETWEEN u AM Ia
SHEETS, No. 123.
by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date of De-
cenoer D. A. ID. 1850, recorded in nber l544 folio
40 ct. seq, OF the land records Of the District
Oh eoiumbia, and at the written request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell ut public auction
IA front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, THE IWEN-
T1-SINTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D., 1884 AT
HALFPASf FOUR O'CLOCK, z. NJ ali that
piece Or parcel OF land and premises situate and
being In the city of Washington, in the District
aforesaid, and known and described as and b,ing
part OF original lot six 6l. I'm square rfysix J6l
described by metes and bounds as follows TO vii.
beginning for the same at a point ON the east side
Of I'D street west t6 feet north from the south
west corner of said lot six, and running thence
east one hundred and tlirty-seven feet two and
onehalf inches. to the line of said lot thence
north eighteen Us, feet. thence west one hundred
and thirty feet two and one half inches and
thence south eighteen us feet the place of be-
ginning
Terms of sale: All cash All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit OF 500
will be required nj time OF sale. Terms of sal. TO
be complied with in ten days from day OF sale
otherwise the trustee the right 10 resell
at risk aud cost Of defauting purchaser Iurchas-
ers, after tive days notice of time OF sale.
WALTER q. DUCkETT, Surviving Trustee,
ja15-l0t Cor. Pa. ave. and I'D St NV
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RATcLFFE. DARE & co, AUcrIoNEEEs

DESIRABLE TWo-SroRY BRICK HOUSE No.
Az ~ STkEEr NoiifiiwEST, BY AUCTION
6,NIh 1884, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, we will
''ef ior SAFE "a Inont OF the premises,
PART or LOT Z,
SQUARE 5I3.
Fronting 20 feet NJ street ilnproye,i Inv N vvaIl
built two-story brick house. - "eA
IN ms properly will be sold subject to a deed OF
Terms OF sale: One-half cash fbe bal,,co 4,
SIX and twelve months, with interest Mt The r. -
OF per cent per aunum, all cash, AT the an
lion OF the purchaser. deposit OF 5000 reoutr,sB
upon acceptance OF bid. II the terms Of sale ars
NOT complied with In fifteen days from day Of "a IL
the right Is reserved to resell the property at a.
RISK and cost OF the defaIlting purchaser after ft
days advertisement OF such resale in some nax,s
paper published in Washington. ID. e All can.
,eyancing and recording at the cost on The ,or
chaser. RATCll FFE nam A. N P~'-
ta3-d&dbs Aus,io -,
THE ABOVE SALE Is PoSTpo<rn ny 40
count OF ihe rain, until TUESDAY JANUARY
siAiff-Nih' issi; az the same hour and place
RADCLIFFE DARR a TO-
jail AQctioReers
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Mrs. Beecher's Sudden Illness.

HTbs neeCuefN SuUOtn IIIHe8H.
Mrs. Beecher. wife of the late Henry Ward
Beecher of Brooklyn, while attending ser
vices at the Plymouth Church yesterday
morning, was seized with a fit of weakness,
and had to be carried into the lecture room,
where she was unconscious for about five
minutes DIR. Alton G. Warner, who was
present. attended Mrs. Beecher and, after
giving restoratives to her, managed to bring
her back to consciousness A cab was CALI
ed. and Mrs. Beecher was removed to her
home. where DR.. Searle, the family physi-
clan, was called to attend her. Dr. Searle,
IN speaking about Mrs. Beecher's condition
last night, said that IT was not serious. and
that Mrs. Beecher would be able to be
around in day or two.
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Railroad Company is being circulated. re-
Questing the running OF an extra train be-
tween here and Washington to accommo-
date those who wish to attend the night
meetings of the Evangelist ID. l.. Moody, in
February.
Miss Kate Stickney and Miss Mary Lewis
of Washington are visiting Mrs. Rawlings.
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II. BERNHEIMER & Co.
ACCTIONEERS.
PAwSBRoKER.s AUCTION SALE or

fAWNBkOhERS AUCTION SALE OF
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
IL VIII sell, AT the store of Bernard Burnstine
36l PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest on NnSnaN
J JA,.!.1. a, FIFTEENTH. 1894, at HAIF-PASr
SE.hS IN, an pledges from I to 6I427 being
due II moths or more. THIS sale consists Of Gold
silver and Metal Watches, Diamonds OF ali de.
scriptions, Rings. Chains. Lockets Scarf Pins
Staes; Earrings, Lace Pins Neck Chains Bracelets
Gun Buttons. Silver Ware. Books, Opera t;lasses
Guns. Pistols. Musical. Surgical, MechaeieaI- ana
Dental Instruments. Typewriters Clothing and
Ladies Wearing Apparel of all descriptions Sal.
to continue every day until all lots are Sold Hoia
ers Of tickets will please take notice. '1
,, BERNARD BtIRNSTINE. Broker
Ii. BERNHELiER & Co. Auctioneers ia!-6t
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sALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER FJRNITT-pr IN,
LIE tEkl BEST MAKE: HEAVILY ,.ARVIsn
fAhLoR SITE. MOQUET AND BODY HIsi-S
SEiS CARPETS. CYLINDER Top WRITING
DESk COST $50, LIBRARY TABI ~ Rtn
DNSi EASY CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS
,, on cTnESDA1. JANUARY SIXTEENTH. COM.
MENCNG AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall s.il
at private residence OF party Declining house
Aeepihg, No. 1916 9th street northwest a snne-ior
eosstion OF housekeeping Articles. all in spien!ld
sohuitfoh and the sale Offers a rare otnprftIDIf,.
70 purchasers 10 furnish their homes with p,.ls -,
. very best make al merely mammal esIaepS.
fAlLOR SUITE. WALNUT FRAME II,IInT
SIEtf.D N SILK; HANDSOME HALL RACK
IntSH ROCKERS. WALNUT NARPI pr, ~,
s,DnEbD0AKDS. rIlLAk EXTENSION TABLE
MD DIniM; ROOM CHAIRS, HANIiSoMF
MINT CHAMBER SUITES. SEWIN,; MA
CHINE IN PERFECT ORDER. oDD MASH
STAMPS. ChIINDEI. DESK. VERY CpSII y.
iiBRAk1 TABLES, LARGE EASY az ans
lkON FRAMED. UPHOLSTERED N TrIJI;
Nklt1 BEST MANNER: REPETITION tIIafPs
LADIES WHITING DESK. MOoI-EF fARs
PETS AND RUGS. MoQCEF ASB pTliiie
HALL AND STAIR GARPETs HANI,Snafr
llANGlNGS. ENiIAGINGS HAIR MI
OTHER MArTEESSES REE'I,It;ID ,Ts,I
CHINA AND GLASS WARE KIT,HEN TTT%.
SIl.S. &c. ' I'm
Terms cash.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & co
Agctfonssn-S
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FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING a co, Auctionoo-
GIL y Sfr..af nortb,,.-

,,.Vs
Sl2 street northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE U-NINfpRovrn
hEAi- ESTATE On THE WEST SHE ~,
IMELLTH STREET BETWEEN @ AND
STREETS SOUTHEAST, AM
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust h.ari,,
date the 3lst day OF December. 1892 ami dnIy r
corded IN Etber f.f6S. folio 2G0 ct seq ,ne ~ a.
land records of the District of Columbia ana L
direction OF the Iarty secured thereby the 1ndeE.
signed trustees Will sell on WEDNESDAY ISI.I,,
NOON. JANUARY SEVENTEENTH ISL AE -
t ta5Ina O'clock in front of the premises. the
iohoNihg property, VIZ: The north half of lot ~
IN square H9o, 25xll1 feet inches loafod -,
tne west side OF 18th street between q ana y /
Terms made known at sale 4 tersoS,, or SaDo
required at time Of sale VI s-oV
THEopoRE A. HARDING. Trustee.
ja11-dts eat =; =.
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DUNCANsON BROS. AUcTIoNEERs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FINE BIII,prSo
LOTS on g BETWEEN TWELFTH AN
THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, HAy-

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO FINE RIII,DrN0
LOTS ON g BETNEEN TWELFTH AN
THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST. HAv-
ING A FRONT OF 100 FEET.
By virtue OF a deed of trust duly recordad .,
Lier No. l.7S9, folio PSI seq. one OF the lana
recotis of the District OF Columbia We viii ssi
on THURSDAY. EIGHTEENTH DAY OF IAN
UAEI, lSyl AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CIOcE
Pm, In front OF the premises. the following A.
s.rhed land and premises situated In the city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia, desieuataA a.
and being lots No. 10 and IL. in squn re i OO5 o.
gether with all the Improvements wavs .ase-
ments, rights, privileges and nIllnrt ana nres 70
same belonging or ia any wise afipcrtainIng
Terms: One-qdarter OF purchase money 10 n.
cash and balance In one. and three tears
notes 10 be given bearing Interest at 6 per cent
from day OF sale, payable sent ANNUALLY ana 10
Ice secured ~ deed Of trust upon the Property sold
or all cash at the option II the purchaser A
dep~sit Of 500 VIII lie required az the time ~
sale Terms Of sale 10 he complied with in S,,aen
days, otherwise the trustees reserve the richie 20
resell the property IN default the risk and COST
OF The defaulting purchaser purchasers AFTER
published in Washington. ID. ..
ALBERT A. WILSON
join Is. LARNER
Ja4-d&ds Trurs.-
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FREDERICK.

Prior TO the election of November, 1892
the republican managers of Frederick coun-
~ determined to apply for the appoint
ment Of special deputies. under the federal
election law. They Were advised by the
states attorney, Edward 5. Eichelberger
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RECEIVERS SALE OF LIQUORS. CASH REGIS
TER, COPPER MEASURES. COUNTERS, &C.
By AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY SIXTEENTH
1894, EEGINNING AT Ten O'CLOCK, l WILL
SELL AT THE ROOMS OF RADCLIFFE, DARR a
CO., 800 PENNA. AVE. NV. A STOCK On
BARRELS OF BRANDY, PORT. SHERRY
BLACKBERRY, CATAWBA, FRENCH AND AP.
PIE BRANDY. BOTTLES OF SHERRY RACK.
BERRY, RUM, PORT AND OTHER BOTTLED
GOODS. COPPER MEASURES, PUMP, COUNTER.
DESK, &c.
10 which the attention Of trade and private
consumers Is called.
WAFER C. CLEPHANE.
Receiver,
jaS-d&dbs 1Il7 ST. NV
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TolSoN. GORE & CO., AUcTIoNEERs.
62s LOUISIANA AVE NV.
opposite Old City Post ONCE.

HoI SEHoLD FURNITURE. CARPETS AND GEN,
ERAL Hul SEFURNISHINGS AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, MORNING. JANUARY SIX.
TEENTH, At zen AM. IN FRONT OF AMI
MIIltlN OUR SALES ROOMS WE Will, SELL A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Uat. sFfial /,
GOODS SUITABLE FOR PARIoRs BFn
MENTS. H" DhfAhA l.
a LAhGE VARIETY OF CARPETS AND RUGS
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. A NUMBER OF HORSES
$780,, CARRIAGES &c.
SALES REGULARLY EVERY TT-rSDay Avn
III III E KSDAf WITHOUT REGARD To WEATHER
g. a. > M ~, an, TO WHICH WE INVITE con
SlGNMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTioN ar
GOODS iioN VI
FINE STORAGE CAPACITY.
II CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
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TOMORROW.

sip a isoHMS STORAGE ROOMS.
ii. BERNHEIhIER & CO.. AUcTToNEERs.
,.- Snecessors TO Weeks a. Co.
O5s LOUISIANA AVE. NV, NEAR sTH ST
SPECIAL SALE
UF
FINE BED ROOM. PARLOR DINING ROOM III.
bhARh AND kffCHEN FURNITURE TI'FSoAy
JANUARl SINIEENTH, ~. AT TEN A M II
fhoNT OF AND WITHIN OUR coMFof,TAR M :
SHINE. On
ALSO
10 oe sofa Tor storage one Fine Oak Folding Bed
carpets, Rugs. &c.
j.. S.-Goots consigned TO oar sales will ha ,-ar.,
OF sale. up =" "oui
II ii. BERNHEDIER & co. Aucts.
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ja12-dts JOHN ]. wILNIARTH, Executor
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIoNEER.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE On THE NORTH SIDE OF

I'll
REAL ESTATE On THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 18TH
AND 10TH STREETS.
In pursuance of deed of trust. dated on the 9Th
day of May AID. 1880, and recorded In Liber No.
14s0, folio 453 ct seq of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia. and by direction of the per
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees Will
sell, at public auction in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, AID. 1854
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot of ground numbered
forty-siK 46), in the subdivision Of square mum.
bered one hundred and ninety nine Q99, Washing
ton, DC, per plat recorded in Book H. folio
49, of the surveyors o.ce of the District of Co
luinbia, together with the improvements consist
ing Of three-story brick residence,
Terms of sale: One-third cash. of which the sum
of $500 is to be paid the time sale, and the
residue in equal instaliments in six ana twely.
months from the date Of sale, for which the pur-
chaser will be required TO give his promssory
bearing date the said day OF SALE with interest
at the rate OF per ceUtum per annum. and TO be
secured by deed of trust upon the premises sold
Or the purchaser may pay all cash, AT his option
Terms of sale to be complied with within twenty
days. otherwise the property may be resold at the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser.
JAMES g. BERRET,
MARTIN +. NORRIS
taS
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Fire mt Chcltenba mn MI

fire mt Chcltenham, Md.
The brick building used as a hosiery fac
Tory the property of the colored house of
reformation at Cheltenham. Prince Georges
county, Nd, was burned Saturday morning.
Loss, $1,000; no insurance The fire is be-
heved to be of incendiary origin.
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1oLsON, GORE 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERS,
0S9 LOUISIANA AVE. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE ACRE OF GROUND
Al 81 RkllI.E, D. e.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust recorded I'm ti,..r
iooo ioio 30 et sea-, one OF the land records OF
the district OF Columola, and the request OF th,
houer oi the note secured thereby, We NH sell al
Pupilc auction, IN Trout OF the PREMISES on
ihohsDAf, JANUARY TMENTY-Eif'ru is.a
Al HAl.t-fASf FOUR O'CLOCK IN The f,i
hWihs real estate: Ali that certain niece. or ,,,ral
OF land known and distinguished as Iof "a - -
SUBDIVISION OF Bury HE, Dlsrnct Of Columbia
DE required AT TAME OF sale "
JUHN McELNEEN
3aie-ats %. Nj. BRYANT, trustees
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Pure food exposition every afternoon and
evening at Convention Hail. Doors open II
pm. and close at 1870 pm. Cook lectures
at S:30.-Adyt.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. AUc1ioNFFRs
IRl STEI.S SALE OF IMPROVED Rrar. r,Sr.r
2N EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTH wfsSr + M

IRl SrEIsS' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. rSrArr
TWF FflSSii ! tEn srGEEr NORTHWEST Be
ny virtue OF 4 d'ed nj trnSt dated LIST aar No
a, 1.rur!, iss9 dnly record.d in Lil,er 1874 foe
OF 'Snlnbia and at the r,gusst Of the parttes So
fpS 81 I We viii sell az public auction IN
TENTH JANUARY. 1894. al Foi-R o:ST, ~
,r,a,iss ss. ss5tsln peSes or parcels Of land and
District Of Columbia designat-d as ana heinz sn.
s1, ysisn as lS ana H. "a Samuel Dalidsons
three enths az $40, feet from rho aiv,di,e All
street niraIasn 10; ana running ti,ence norlh isth
thence east hfty G@ feet two G, Inches ,lsac
thence west nfty C5O feet two ia1 ,ncb. siv feet
OF heginnlng, together with the im5roSe , P.s
having modern improvements known az 1- noase.
numbered sll 18th street northwest ~ premises
Terms OF sale; onc-third OF the pnrchrsa ,no,.-
in cash balance in and two years Win In.y
~ 1v Ite OF per cent per annnm PAYABLE
erty sold. or all cash. at option of nnrh. gu Pri,,
conveyancing and recording at cost on nS-6. Al
and should terms Of sale not Il. co1i, % sale.
within ten days. the deposit win be forfeSTad 80
ne trustees resell after such public nafgce s ss
they may deem necessary. 'Noss -
JOHN Z. BEAII.
a., lam, MONTGOMERY BLAIR
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's sAIF-Ry y7p-
s"e., u seven np wits Of hcri facias is-
preme Court OF the District Of solumh,s 1 s, So
me diTscied will sell az rubIic safe for cash ar
,1N->S co., tNSi . IthNIIIRE STORE. known a.
ine laik at 1910 NEW YORK AETNT-r N
SSAT ny THE TWENTIETH DAY OF Jan
1Alsh' iSS4 az ZEN O'CLOCK AN. ali the
right title, claim and interest OF the defenas M
IN ana 70 the following described property. 10
VII VII larlor aud Drawing Room Furniture, Cham
per FURNITURE OF every description Library FS5r-
Biture' once Furniture and Iron safe Dining
IS au1 hitehen Furniture. Carpets. Rugs oh
LIONS Draperics and UphOlsteries etc, etc.
AND lMMEDlArELY THEREAFTER I viii sell
AT public auction at the stable and warehouse
No o4l New York avenue northwest, city OF
Washington, District of Columbia. all the rlsht
ltle- claim and interest Of the defendant I'm and
10 the following Described goods aud chattels 50
MI; Chamber Furniture. Chairs and Camp Chairs.
Blankets. Horses aud Delivery Wagons Harness.
and stable belongings. SEIZED and levied upop n.
the property OF Julius LansAurgh. and will he
sold 10 satisfy executions Nos. 3f7gs 353iO 3,a9a
353ll 353O4. 5000 and $685. In favor OF M.
National Marine Bank Of BatimOre, Robert
Beatiie q Sons. Lansburgh a. Brother, w A n
Sloane. a corporation: II. r. Claain COmpanT
Boyd Harley a COmPsny and +. Mohr a CON.
pany, respectively. DANIEL. NJ. RANSDFII NJ
\. Marshal. RADCLIFFE, DARR a COMPANY.
AuctiOneers. Jaa-dAdbs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING A Co. AuctiOneers.
G12 4 street northwest

612 y street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TNIsIPRovED REAL r.
TATE On THE WEST SIDE OF TWELFTH
Southeast.
By virtue of a deed Of trust bearing date the
3lst day Of December, 1sgs, and duly recorded
IN Liber Lies, folio 49, one OF the land Records
OF me District Of Columbia. and by direction Of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
Viii sell. In front OF the premises. 90 MEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY SENENTEENT7i,
isA4.at QUARTER PAST THREE O'CLOCK. the fol.
lowing property, viz: The south half OF lot -.
In square ;s9o having frontage Of = feet on the
southeast.
Terms made known at sale. depssit Of 900
required at time of sale. All convsyancing an1
recording at cost Of purchaser.
THEODORE A. HARDING, Trustee,
ja11-dts sas r ST NV
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Has Immigration Dried Up Our Litera-
-E ture.

Has Immig grafton Dried I'm Our Litera.
-Fs ture.
To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
There is always somebody blaming i'm
migration for something: this time 1t is Mr..
sydney @. Fisher. who demonstrates to his
own satisfaction in the Forum for January
that the literature of this country has
greatly deteriorated since the advent of
immigration as a factor in our national
life. If it Is right and just to credit i'm
migration with our literary deterioration,
then 1T would be equally right and lust to
credit immigration also with our great in
crease in wealth and prosperity, as also
with our progress in the hne arts and in
science ana the liberal arts
Is II true, as MIR. Fisher AYERS, that We
nave 10 thank the purity OF Anglo-SaXon
stock Tor the great literary lights born be-
tween liso and lS3U! 1t is welI-known
tact that every great political upneavai IN
any nation Is followed by a brilliant
meteoric display OF genius; taus the great
french revolution. which resulted in the
reimbursement OF the world, was followed
by display of brilliant military genius
that conquered Europe; the kulIurkampf
that unined Germany has made Germany
the leader of the world in science; the Rus
sian conquest Of Napoleon in 1872 was fol-
lowed by the appearance of Pushkin, Gogol
etc. Just So the revolution of l116 that
created nation was followed by a bril-
liant display Of literature of power and
genius" -
But by 1880 the generation that brought
about the revolution and founded this re-
public passed away; the generation that
follower proceeded to develop the immense
unsurpassed physical resources of the land
railroads were laid, a great uninhabited
region was opened to agriculture, the treas
ureS buried in the bowels of the earth were
uncovered, manufactures were established
Did all this demand no brain work? The
great opulence that followed fostered and
encouraged the fine arts. Stewart, occupied
during the day with the solution of far
reaching financial problems finds it i'm
perative to retire for recuperation to his
great art gallery during the evening
And now scientific research Is claiming
the great brains of the world. experimental
research in electricity, the laws of light
and heat. chemistry physiology, psychoI-
ogy, bacteriology, etc, is the order of the
day. An age of science bids fair to sue
coed the wealth-begetting age, and the
Literature of information" which Mr..
Fisher affects to despise, is it's legitimate
expression.
Perhaps some day. when our physical re-
sources will have become amply developed
when science will claim no further recruits.
the Anglo-Saxon race. which has given us
Longfellow, Whittier, Emerson. Haw-
thorne, ct ID genus omne, will give us an
other literature of power and genius" in
spite of immigration. Il. ISRAELI.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTYoNEERs.

- 'h' Co., AOCIIUNEEItS
WASHINGTON FRUIT AUCTION,
,,,--,,,, voS LOUISIANA AVE. y. W.
G'Ehi WEDNtSDAf Ar ONE O'CLOCK PM
mn, JusEfH FEkkIikU, PROF.
W III One- WEDNESDAY JANUARy SEyr>
TENTH, "a
ooo boxes Florida Oranges, Giupe Fruit Tan1er
Ines, Mandarins. seA
ov boxes Messina Lemons
% boxes London I,asins
!,vV bushels \. 4. Burbank Potatoes
w sacks Scotch Magnum Potatoes iaI5-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-15

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUcTIoNEERS,
1901 Penn. ave-, corner iothsst.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-04

| Whereas. Default has been made IN IN
co"diiiun. of u certain Mortgage, execu'eo
and deIivercd by Jacob Hearonemus "
single man mortgaeor, TO Inc sse dated
the 9th day of May A. d. 1888 and recordeIt
"a y Mortgage In The Office Of the Register ~
DEEDS in ard for the County OF W. bo's State Of
the Territory OF DaK"tn: NV Tune A. ID.
1sSs at : o'clnck D M, in Book A. OF Morts
aapes' AZ page 66 aud there is claimed ana
| declared 10 be due on said Mortgage |" T = rm
Hundred and Eighteen dollars and eignuy-
Ave cents. [$3lS.s5l. and no action OF p'n ~
ceeding has been instituted at law OF -
equity to recover the debt secured ~ '"'o
MORTGAGE, II any partthercol. ~
Now, Therefore. Notice is herepy g'Hen;
that by virtue of u power OF SAFE con.a.n oH
i'm said Mortgage. and of the statute IN smca
will be sOrecl0sed by Il sale of the mortgage1
J premises therein described, which sa'e WI,
be made at the front door OF Inc VOW
House in h village of BStti ,a AZ n No rhf
Dakota. at public auction, by the Snelll ~
said county. or by hi: deputy, on Monna !,
the 9th day of Aug. A: D.. 1894 at 2 O'CLOCK II
The after noon, to satisfy the amount whict
shall then be due on said mortgage. VIII
the interest thereon, taxes ana COSTS, a.,
expenses of sale. and Fifty dollars attorney
fees, as stipulated in said mortgage IN CAS-
of foreclosure.
The promises described in said Mortgage
and sold. are the piece or parcei OF ~.
situated in the County Bottineau and stat!
of North Dakota, and known and described
rs follows. to-wit. The north east quartz
[n-eAl OF section number seventeen ~ ~
tow nship number one hundred ana SHY
one 1911 north, of range numbered seventy
Ave T751 west containing one hundre AM
sixty 1861 acres. more or less.
Dated May Dist a. d. 1894.
VERMONT LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
Mortgagee
+. W. WILDER.
Attorney for Mortgagce.