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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11
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60. baben Die 20bne Der Nrbeiter ibre,
3u1weberei UNI Is 8lojent erbDbt.
uas@itp.- Yei ben Com.
munalmablen i'm Staate 8anias rparer
our1i6nittlib bic Republifaner iies.
reid. Selbtt in Ntdiion wuroe mil
Nusnabme oes 8lraermeiiters oas re-
publifaniide 9idet sewdblt.
Wabion.- Der Senat Der &c
iebsebuns BON BiscOniin puiiIrte 5rei,
tao unter Nuibebuns Der 8eseIn biz
Bils, moourb be ST. Stdatsidasmsis
iter Bab, 8ubn uno WcJetriose bon
ben ISab(unssurtbeilen in SDbe bon
$500, 900 ~entlaitet fpsroen, nelbe sesen
iie fur Sinien uon unier lbrer GonlroQe
s~eitanoeuen Staats : Jouos ersansen
tparen.
Siour it p.-9le in gang Soma
beiprobene Woooburp County Bomb
irase. ipelbe beinabe elm Sahr lang Dor
8eridtSidwsbte, 1T ourb elm uebereins
fommen 5niiden ben Superuiioren uno
Dem BirsersG omite seitlidtet woroen.
Demnah erbdlt bic 5armer Goan uno
9ruf Company $24S,OOO Bombs our
3sduns Der i4webenoen S9ulo oes
@ouniD.
Carlo n.-Superintenbent Maion
BON Nsp Yorf bat IN Carton. Neuaoa,
felt Sue, BOdeu ben Wun5-S tanoul un'
teriudt uno sroBe 8etrisereien entoedt.
Der sr6ste 9iebitabl, ben er ausfano,
puroe BON Waion Dor einisen 9asen
entbilt. Gr fano baB cine SdmslSuns
BON 1900 llnSen, Die Sur Sdlfte aus
Sob uno Silber beitano, nur 40 unjen
8olo entbielt. 9urb bisisn 8etrus
puroen aueiu $4,000 %seitoblen.
Nen f.-9ie idleiiiden Miis
iiondrinuen pom Seilisiien bergen Seiu
baben bier Elm neues Sospital er6ffuet.
Der Oroen bieisr Sdpefern uuroe Dor
iiufSehn Sabren sesriinoet uno Dor ieds
S,abren bot berielbe ii1 Suerit in Nme-
rlfa nieosrselaien. Der pdpilide glbs
leaat SatOli bat on bic Sdweitern elm
Streibeu serldtet, in uelhem er ibnen
~ ibrem MISREPRESENTATION llnteruebs
men ben beiteu griols pinidt.
noianapol is.-8tele 8erii'
aerunssseieaidaiten fanaen on, ibre
Yolicen auf Observation-Disclosures
IN oleiem State gu canceuiren, uno Die
Naenten FOLDER Companion iino babin
aebenb infruirt wOroen. Die bieriir
~absssebene Grildruns it baB felt Der
Nnnabme bss NldOlion'i 9en 8irtbsss.
ieses Die @eielidaften oas Riiifo nidt
lbernebmen f5nnen. @irtbldifteu se.
gen Seueridaosn Su ueriidern. Die
8erfbsrunssbeamteu erfldrten. bob bas
0ltolion.9 eieb euentuea bic Jolse ba
ben iperoe, elneu Tbeil Der 8irtbe gum
Guisebsu bes @eidditss 81 Spinsen uno
oas bic unsbrliben IN benz Sale per,
iuhen piroen, bic 8eriberunsssgom
pasuieu iir ben S4aoen auitommen gu
laiisn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11
IaS NrIhiahr

III bon alien Sahresseiteu oielcni8e, in mel
der man raoltale Neuoeruu9en IN Setrei
Der @eiunbbeit porncbmeu ioa. 8abrenc
oes Ninters iammelt iit I'M Spitcm ein &c.
ipliies Guantum Sab on, uno oas Slpt II
nit uureinlihteiteu iiberlaoen, bic ourt
Wanael OIL Seipe9uns, en9e ihleht peutt'
lirte NrbettsSimmer uuo &obnun9en uuo
ionIti9eu llriahen berbei9eiilbrt peroen.
Dies III Die uriahe bes ihlafen, traaerl
uuo matten @efubls. oas iit in rieier Sab
resSett 9crp6bulih etuitcqt, uro uelbem
man Ginbalt 9ebteteu muB. ooer oie8eiuno'
belt gebt uoliiauoi9 AZ 8runoe. Sooo'S
S%ari6pnriln bat i'm aanscn Ganoe Die 9rbB'
re Yopularitdt ais Nieblin9smeoibtn fur
oaS 6rliblabr 9ewonueu. IS uertreibt Die
nr0eiammelten llnreinltbtetten ourb Die
Gin9etueioe, Nieren, 9eber, Gun9eu uno
Saut, uuo siebt CUTE 0eiunobett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11
Ste 0aao Oct Wutter.

DIE 1m0nnen GrtnHeruH9eh, IUelWs
mir ourt unier sanSes 2eben mltneb'
men, iino aus Der soloenen S~usenoSelt.
uno Die tbeueriten Biloer aus Der Ser
aonaenbeit blelben fir uns ~oieleni9en,
BON beuen bic liebeu, poblbsfannien De
iibtssise Der Wuiter uns 10 freunollt
anbllden. 8dbreno mir aber ridparts
,hauen, Iolien Witter uuS aub oer9e'
senpdrtlsen, oaB ebenio tple in unlersr
8eoanfenipelt Der liebepole Gin luB IN
ierer mittsrllden gr5ieberin fortlebt, Is
in fommenoen 3eiien uniere 8inoer
nod an uns 5uridoenten tperoen, NH
lelbit u~uIeren 2ebeuspes idon lanse be
ibloGeu baben. Darum mbbte oil I'm
ier Tbun, MQes, mas mir oils Genferin,
Bilonerin uno 8eiblserlu u~nierer Nats
tommsn 81 u%o0brinsen baben, osrart be
ibaffsn iein. bob bic 8lnoer oas pobl'
ibdtiae Balteu Der Wutterbano ie9nen
uno lobeu, tuenn oieie ielbit berslts BON
Dem lausen. miibielisen, aber 10 bssll'
fenoen 8erfe ausrubt.
Der plnSise 8ellburSer eribelnt
als bssriBen ibu nit lauter 5reuoe,
Ntemano aber itreidelt lbn 10 ianft, OILS
Die 6ano Der Wutter.
gr miro anipru9suo0, madt BON
leiner Stimme uno ben fleinen Beinen
oar suten @ebraub. ftrampelt uno jap'
pelt uno idre,t 70 lanse. bis er erbdlt.
Nos er braadt, BON Der Sano Der Wut'
ter.
So fpmmen Die erlten Sdmer5en, tple
winoet fit oas arme @irmten, tule
beult es 70 idmmerlid, pie 5udt Cd
ourd bic Sarten @liecden; Der lunae
Suter 1T gang uerSmeifelt. bic alten 2ans
ten iuenoen perseblid aa' ihre Beisbelt
an, bod nidts btlfi, oas &ino fiuoet
erIt &ube unb 2%lnoeruns, bis ea marm
umlbliussn uno ieit on lib oriden Die
bGuoe Der Wutter.
9as &inohen fommt aus Dem Babe,
Is firedt feline itrammen, runollbsr
Slieoer, be roiisen 8ddden alhben,
Ylous Qeuslein lsubten, bic sololsen
lDdhen umringeln bas peiBe Sdlsben,
Die neiden Nermben iblingt es I'm ,elne
hebe, iinsenoe Mama. bic iiBen 2ippen
lpist es gum 8uiie, es fiblt iid 10 ln'
iaabar noblis nur unter Der Sdrtllten
Iileae Der pauo Der Wutter.
Der tleins @iseuiinn pIu hsui' mot
elisn, tpeoer Dos Slppheu mob ben Bret;
,etidlasen lisst Die 2uiie auf Der Grce'
BeltmuSt limb GdBten, Yiot1en, alelo
uno 2epplh. @rimm's nno m'Blaun's
,prlnat Die 8inoerirau ron lbrem Slse
ouf. lie m0tte ON list item Elm blsten
o%reinhauen. pa fommt tie 'anite Seoul'
bloc uuo ilberllftst On lieben bolen
sdlinasl, bis er isoes 3rDpfben Der
neuen Yort,ou psribmarft aus ben Sar-
DEN Der Wutier.
Iiele ainoer tOlen bort i'm Jreler
umber. Die @inen idlenoern sslans'
ue,lt pom Ort 81 Ort, mobl ,lno le
batid uuo oud siemlid nett, absr Cd
lteiui linen eitpas 81 iet len, oas pabrs
Weranlsen, Die innere 5rsuolsts'ti 60
n,mmt 0iemauo GnlbeIl an lbren sro'
ben soracu, oenn bic hes lblten, 9lel9
o,ltioeu. ,dwasenoen @drlerinren "a
ben feline Obren fir cas srrnuoenos
aiupsraeplauosr. lie onosren R!e!ner
chen aus ME Erinien uno Rr'njsB@sn'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11
Wcmiiic aus Scutlhlanb.

9as irGitiae, woblibmeienoe @emirie,
ons man oriiben wGbreno Der Su9euolabre
beiam, blclbt leoem 9eutiheu IN lleber Or
tnnerliua. Nls mir leBteu CONNER IN
3eutidlauo wareu, %tauiten mir tlihti9 Ga.
men eiu, 10 fam man lebt bon uns berrli'
den, ieimiGbiaen oeundeu 8entii les amen
reihllh befommeu.
II Serr SalSer ieroet portotrei 80 30
dete iriiber 8emiiesS amen, 9enu9 fir cine
camille, nab Gmpfana pon 81,
go 3 II oiee NottS 6nets
II b nit l2 Gents IN Brieimarieu
al Sobn ". Salser Seeo 60, "a 9roiie,
isis, ieuoeu, oanu betommeu Gle elm Yadei
oes beriibmten Brannibwsi9er Saueriraut'
aobls uuo u~uiereu osutihen Samen'8ata'
log.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11
Muf benz Ealuarienberse.
Hnter'm 8rsuse iiBt bic tleite,
~ Gshre mntter NIT hsr Neihe

interim 8rsu,e iiBt bic tlei6e,
. 6etre SHUTTER nit Der 0eihe
Sbres Scbn's i'm Ihwahen Arm;
Staust Sanb unb Sue burhfoten
unp bas Ser; pom Speer erbrcGen,
9as an ibrem I6lus 70 Marin.
I'D, Iein @ntlts potlsr Suite
ST perblihen ME bic gtutbe,
lie bes Winters 5rcf sspfudt;
9a bic Ytiniser gum Sobne
Sbm ron lornen etne 8rpne
Sn bic Stirns tief 9etrudt.
llnb ittn @use leuhtet nimmer,
9eGen 8rub ibr fruber inner
9urG Der Seele 3iefen trans;
@tarr fein Wunb i'm 3otesarauen,
Wel&em font Der Wuttsrname
8 70 iuB unb oft ertlans!
&6 bafur nit ietner Wunbe
Wtrb tas Ser3 ,u einem Wuabe
l1ne 3um Wprte ieter S6mer,;
unb pon Sdntsn unb ppn 5ueen
9Gnt unentlth trauris @rlBen
&n bas arme WuttsrberS!
alto fist Ie tumm, bic blei&e,
Setre SHUTTER nit Der 0eihe
Stres 8tnbes auf benz Shpcb;
1nb aus ibrer Seele trdnat fth
lnt ans Wutterau9e bdnat fit
Cine Itrdne teie unb srps.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11

m.-Sn elmer @uiprade on oas
Observation-Disclosures duBerte Der Yuplt
pieoerum Die SOiiuuus, oaB bic Brdla'
ten Der prOteitantlidsn ensliiden Staats'
tlrde zines cages Uieoer sur fatbolls
ibeu ginbeit Suridtebren wiroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11

SOS anselss.-9ie erits WaS'
sOnla buns sslduittsner Slumen, Ole j.
malls bon @aliiornien perianot purosn,
1T 9onueriias nah Chicago obsesan'
Gen. Nan e~rpartst, BOB Die Seronna
bis gum Siterionnius ibrsn Seflm'
muussort errsi4t baben nib; DIE
Ssntuna bsltsbt aus $4,000 SlumeH
Der usri&isosufsu SOrtsn uao Gp9su'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11
@as feblt Sbnens

ssableu Gle idwsrianig, jdfat niso'res
fhlaatu, fuo Sis BON Druid i'm wldasi oyes
Sld6uugCu mad benz Gfsn sspIaat, ~ Sey
4uuae 6ele9t, bobsn gle ettsl bittsrn oosr
iibleI @sIdmat i'm Wluuoe, unrsgelnlabteIs
appetit, bdufise aOpfidmsrsn, TauntsS
Dor ben gugen, uerp6ie Gbtpauuuns aus
S6l6irisisit mad BEN Gfsu9
8eru z il einias ot.r msbrsrs oisltr Sprup,
tome peripurer, 70 leioen gle an 2tbtrfosve,
p,rbunosn nit Spspepfs oeer 0sreouuras'
idtpdde. Sc tompli,trtsr Shre 4ranibtt,
bsto ar6ser bic !3abl Ser Sprrptont. ciu.r.
lei ME nett le oorseidrttteu, DIR: Vttreey
''GOIden Medical Discovery" tutro fs
iiberlpiuoeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-11

Srau Rarp @ot.
BON Rapen Rod, Ylsar
ants so. u. % .,i6rstbt:
sGbe td) DIR. Ytsrces
Golden Medical Dis
covery s~sbrautt.
tpurbe mir Iaes, tpaS to-
ab, iau,r TN Wa9sn.
0ieine 5uuss mar ,e
ibredli6 belsst, baB To
.~Slaubte, nitts :yaroep pen
S,lbsn, sdbsn Gll, gee.
untsrbringsn. Settcew
Id oas Golden Needles
Discovery" nabrll. ma
,uan Ia o{fV. n.y.
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The Washington times., 1895-03-09
OPEN FRAUD ENCOURAGED
Jockey Murphy Reiastated in Defiance
of Public Opinion.
Scarcity Of Good Riders at the Outlaw Track
The Probable Reason-Only
Down for One Day.

That only superficial show Of honest and
clean racing is made by the officials of the
Old Dominion Jockey Club was never bet
ter illustrated than yesterday, when Judge
Oyster lcinstated Jockey Murphy Muir
ply was set down indefinitely on Thurs
day for a most suspicious looking ride on
Walcott
II was the last race on the card, with five
TO go, Walcott opening prohibitive favor
ite, al to 3, with Leigh second choice
at threes. Billy Boy and Brightwood were
at tens, while Sappho was the outsider at
from 90 10 100 to 1.
Very little money went in on Walcott,
but the moment Brightwood's price was
put up rush was made to get on" He
dropped a couple of points and Walcott
went up one
The good money then came in on Bright
wood, and the tip went round that Walcott
was dead" When the horses went TO
the post the former had been hammered
down 10 fours, while as good as even
money could be had against the latter
To continue the farce and push the good
thing along, Cassidy gave Walcott the
worst OF the start by length, and then left
Murphy 10 get III his innings.
This he did very effectually. taking his
mount back four or five lengths behind the
leaders. Going down the back stretch he
had the brakes on" all the way. with
Walcott's mouth wide open and his head
swinging. When he struck the stretch,
so far in the rear that he could not possibly
get up. he sat down and made a show of
ding.
Then AIuphy's part in the farce being
over ne resigned in favor OF Judge Oyster,
who made great show Of Indignation and
set him down indefinitely" which, in
this case, meant until the next day.
BY this time the public have so many
either losses to mourn over that they can't
stop To kick over any particular one. The
club is short Of good jockeys and Murphy is
reinStated.
While the whole transaction shows
fraud on the face Of it the fact that no in.
ye6Iigati0n was made with view TO un
earthing the ring" at the bottom Of the
swindie makes IL all the worse.
That the Bfiglltwood people did not have
any hand in the scheme is certain, as Billy
Cotton only had A small bet down, but it s
just as certain that some one paid Murphy
10 go to sleep" on WOlcott.
That the dUpes VINO are fleeced daily at
the robbers roost across the river viii stand
a good deal is very true, but there's limit
TO everything.
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
SOVINE'S TERRIBLE DEATH.

After 4 Protracted Spree lie Dropped
Dead in the Back Yard.
dropped dead about II o'clock yesterday
forenoon at his home, No 4OS Eighth street
southeast, where ne has kept little oyster
shop.
Sovine is a Hollander, and had been
drinking heavily so long that he was
thoroughly saturated with alcohol Yes
terday he tottered out into the backyard and
after "a terrible attack Of nervousness
pitched forward, head first, to the ground
and died without a struggle
Coroner Hdmmett was sent for and
viewed remains, which presented a
horrible appearance, the flesh appearing
as though ii had been cooked He gave a
certificate of-death from chronic alco-
holiSIn
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
United sTATEs MARsHAL.s sALEs.

TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF sOR-
u REL MARE '-FLYAWAY," AT GALA
HAN ) STABLES, 509-3If SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST
By virtue of a writ of feri facias issued out OF
the clerk 5 Office of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, and 70 me directed, will
sell at public sale. for cash. on MONDAY,
RUH Is, 1895, AT 10 O'CLOCK 4 NJ, at the
livery stable of Robert Callahan, S0e-3ll Sixth
tIeet northwest, Washington, ID. c., one o. sOr-
rel mare known as "Flyaway," OF special value;
seized and attached as the property of John
Croker. and sold TO satisfy execution No 1850,
in favcr of Crosby. Burton & Co.
ALBERT A. WILSON, L. s Marshal, d. Q.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
mr.-d&ds.ezSu
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
Sonsa Is Coming.

Musical washington viii doubtless be
greatly interested in the news that John
Philip Sousa and his peerless concert band
viii appear in this city at the Grand Opera
House on Sunday night. There is probably
no modern music which is more extensively
hummed ana thrummed than Sousa's in
spring marches. But nobody can play
his own compositions like SouSa himself,
and TINS viii be one of the strongest reasons
why the public viii turn outen masse to hear
SOusa's Band
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
Ie-quarter furlongs.
| half furIongs.
'hird race-Four an
Eourth race-One an
One-SlNteenth mlIe
Ring and Track Gossip.

Congdon rode a clever race on POttowat-
tonne.
Hugh McCarren sent $8oO into the ring
on O'Hearn
Delehanty's ride on Bon Voyage was one
OF the worst seen at the meeting.
LuIn ran good race and VIII soon be
heard from.
The Times had a banner day picking
winners. Four out OF as many races, and
two OF them one, two, is the record.
A bookmaker viii probably go on next
week in the upper part Of the grand stand
to accommodate the ladies VINO frequent
the track.
The Washington times., 1895-03-09


ION, ID. G., IN BARRY FARM SUB
DIVISION.
By virtue OF certain deed of trust to Us.
dated the 9th day Of January. A. ID 1898.
uu1S iScoIuei IN lipefNO. 1855. folio 1856. er
Se4-' oI the lahd records OF the District OF
columbia, ard at the request OF the marty
secured thereby, we Will sell AT nnbffc
auction, ,inIront o the premises. onFRIDAY
the 18Th day OF Marcn, A ID. 1885,. ar a al
O'Clock p. m, part or lot numbered twenty
Two t22J, in section numbered one t1t Oftba
subdivision made by the trustees Of tba
B3rry Farm estate, according to the plar
thereof on file ia the office Of the surveyor
OF the District OF Columbia. described as
follows, Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner OF said lot, and running
thence south along the dividing line be-
tween lots p and %, two hundred and
thirteen t2l3) feet, more or less: theuce
IN an eastcrly direction one hundred and
sixty l6D) feet, more orI less. 10 the dividing
line between said lots % and 21: thence
north along SAID dividing ne bet tweenIots 21
and y, ninety seven (STJ feet, more or less,
TO the dividing line between lots 20 and %;
thence nOrthwesterly along said dividing
line one hundred ard HiI.ety-eight (10Sl
feet, more or less, 20 the road or street
known as Bowen avenue thence south
westerly along the line OF said road orayenue
to the place OF beginning
Terms OF Sale. One half OF purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest at s per cea-..
payable sem annually and secured By deed
OF trust on the property sold, or all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF
500 viii be required at time OF sale All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost
Terms Of sale 10 be complied with in
. days from day OF sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the right toresell at risk and cost OF
dcfaultIng purchaser
JAMES Il. y WARING. Trustee
1882 I1th st. NV.
THOMAS b. WARRICK, Trustee,
1878 18th ST. NV.
>. - N, o G O 70
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
Bishop Walters prea ched.

Bishop A. Walters, of New York, delivered
an eloquent sermon at the Galbraith A. NJ E.
Church, on Sixth street. last night, to large
congregation of colored people, He treated
foreibiy the promise of the beatitude that it
was only the pure in heart that should see
God. and urged his hearers to so regulate
their lives that they might have the right to
claim the promise as their own. Bishop
Walters will preach again at the same place
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
License TO Marry.
A marriage license was issued to Walter
Wellborne and Lille Johnson.
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
Fair start. Won cleyerly.
CS Fifth race-Four and one-half furlongs
OJ Selling Purse, 500 Time, 0:5S15
Jockeys Cannot Bet.

That every facility for losing not only
your dollars but your nickels and dimes,
is offered at the Alexander Island track,
was shown yesterday when Secretary
Tompkins came down on Jockeys Murphy,
Clare, and McCauley, and fined them SO
each for making 10-cent hat book
They operated in the paddock and reaped
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
prof Gould Going TO chicago.

.
Baltimore, March s.-DT. f. L. r. Gould,
lecturer on economics and statistics, at
Johns Hopkins University, has accepted
the position recently created at the Uni
versity of Chicago, Of professor of statistics,
he Win assume his new duties next 0c-
tpbar
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
RATcLIFFE, DARR & CO. AUcTIoNEERs.

a
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THREE NEW. TWO
STORY. SEYEN-ROOM FRAME DWELL
INGS, NOS 1892, 1921 AND IC3G FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION
By virtue o. deed OF assignment given to
me, dated January 9, 1891, and recorded among
the land records Of the District OF Columbia in
lLer 1879, al folio 95l, viii sell, az public auc-
tiOn, in front OF the respective premises, On
TUESDAY, THE NINETEEN II DAY OF
MARCH, 1875, al FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following described
land and premises in the District OF Columbia,
10 wit: Lois 10. 30, and is, in Halker & Banes
subdivision Of Long Meadows, as said sub IL
vision IS recorded in Book County No g page
81, Of the surveyors Office Of the District Of Co
lumbia- Ia h house and lot viii Do sold sub
!ec. 10 an inrUm bFance OF St0, due IN two years:
ierms-Cue-2alf o. the purchase money 10 DO
paid IN cash. The balance in six months. secured
by deed OF trust on property sold, with interest,
or all cash at the option OF the purchaser
deposit Of 800 on each piece required al the
time Of sale Terms 70 be complied with in ff-
teen days from the day OF sale, otherwise the
right i reserved 10 resell the property at ths
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser or
purchasers All Conveyancing. recording. etc,
at the cost OF the purchaser or purchasers
W. Is. WALKER isis nee,
mr7-d&ds 1905 F st nv
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
IS1 70 T A/T>S WORTH THEIR dS7 70
- NJ

a small harvest of small change Murphy
had 50 in his book when he was stopped,
and kicked hard at his bad luck But the
boys will have to pay the SO, and the
stable boys will have more nickels to
squander in the future
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

THOMAS DOWLING & CO, Auctioneers,
ole z ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BEING No. 10l1 18TH ST Sc
By virtue of deed OF trust. date = September
., 1881, and recorded in Eber No 1911, fCIiO a93
ct seq one of the land records of the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
cured thereby, we viii sell at auction MONDAY,
March II, 1888, at O'Clock ?. m, the following
described property, being No %, square NJ.
g9f, improved by two-srOry frame dwelling,
No l011 12th st Sc
Terms: Sold subject 20 a { rust Of $500, due
May 30, 1898, and balance cash Deposit OF SiUO
required at time of sale. All conveJancing
and recording at purchasers cost
L. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON,
fe2S-d dSexS Trustees
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
- LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANYof Liverpool, England, on the
31st day of December, 1894, as required by act
of Congress approved July 90, 1892
Cash in bank and in company's office s1S2, ,434 90
Real Estate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 299 125 90
Stocks and bonds (market value)... 1902, I40 90
Premiums Gncollected and in hands
oil agents. 3l0,5Jo IA
All other assets. ............ ....... 772 "a
LIABILITIES
Reserve premium fund. .......1 ,5Si 500 Sc
Reserve for unpaid losses and claims. .195SS4 73
All other liabilities. s................. 72,607 90
Net surplus. oGU,b<U 81
Statement of expenses for six months
ending December 81, 1891:
Current expenses es........ 339, ,3s5 81
F E. SHAW. Attorney for A. G. MCILvAINE, JR
Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th
day of February, 1895.
TSEALl CLARENCE B. ENSLEY
Notary Public Kings and New York counties,
New York.
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

AMY 8 CENTS A COPY FOR MUSIC.
~ standard and popular editors,
Thomsons Music Store, 521 18th ST.
Selling below CO st to close besiness. te7-exS
The Washington times., 1895-03-09

A Washingtonlady having used Majestic
five months says ii is the best thing she ever
used: that she would rot take 500 for il
and do without it. b. F. Guy & Co., 1905
Pennsylyania avenue.
The Washington times., 1895-03-09
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & co,
III AUctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE (5} STONE AND
BRICK 7-ROOM AND CELLAR HOUSES
CORNER OF THIRD AND STREETS 5 y z
BY virtue OF deed Of trust TO Us. bearing
date January q, 4. d. 1894, and duly recorded
in liber 1873, folio 4S6, ct seq, OF the land rec-
ords Of the District Of Coiumbie and a1 the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, We viii SELL
at public auction, in front of the premises on
THU URSDAI. 14TH DAY OF MARCH. A. d. 1876,
AT 4:30 o CLOCK p. NJ, ali that ceFt1in p.ece OF
parcel Of land and premises known and distiu-
guished as and being lots numbered 70 So 81
s., and S3, in u liam H. CampbelIs sub-dlvi-
sion Of original Iot numbered 6, in square NUM-
bered az, as per plat recorded in the surveyors
Office of the District OF Columbia, IN Hber 20,
folio I5S, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting % i've new brick houses
Te ms: Liberal Full particulars viii De
stated at the time of sale A deposit Of 500
required al time OF sale on each house Al con-
veysncing and recording NJ purchasers cost
Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days
from date of sale, otherwise trustees reserve
the right TO resell at risk aud cost OF GefauIting
purchasers.
EDWIN F. CAMPBELL,
b. STANLEY SIMMONS,
mr3-d &QStSS TruSfea5