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Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
Colorado.
Sriitiat Gsmninssfpribs.

Sriitigt Gsmninssfpribg. - 9p.
ron Murphp, en- S~traffange / Stats.
fRnsIlet / Soliom, siorbe Fer ON 9a'
gen ct oriitigt Sorisg paa at renrte.
Wltrpbp bar Sprbsber paa ct Dir
beiostr9fL Der aif ino / S9ngiels.
gaaroen, % en- onben Sange, alort6,
bar gremier, meoens 2ofomotiDfsre'
rem bar en- gorger al 9perl. Oct traf
fig iaa, at Wurpbp bar dlene poa 50.
fomotipet ct Gieblif, ba 2ofomotipfs.
reren bar iteaet al og ba ban baDbe
operbeoiit Jig ON, at 2tnien bar flar
ITO til $opeoiporet uoenfor latte ban
fillb DAMP paa % Loo bet bore al.
eoaroe. Meoiangen Mbrib forisgte
at forbinbre Wurpbps Sorebapenoe,
men Ben beiperate Spr trliebe mes at
fate en- Sernitang | Sooeoet paa bam,
bois ban bare forisgte Zig, og ioaIebe8
fit Fan ga lrbinoret fisrt Sofomotioet
I'll ct SteS fem OeiI borte, boor ban
itanoiebe bet, boppebe at % tog TIL
ifogs, MIbrid fisrte berpaa 2ofomo.
tipet tilbage I'll 5engilet. Ser bIep
ser itrar eiort 5oranitaItninser iii
Ipgtningens S%aagribelie, og Sagen
leiter iao ban bel forbaret i en- Gelle.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14

anlitretfen bar bIanot an0et ogiaa
benIeoet SfentIigbeoenS Sprt9rfiom.
FEB paa Den furieie aienosgierntng,
at Der en- en- Snoferielstol0 pua an'
tbractte.auI al 81 Gents pr. Con. ut
Senne SoI6 paufeIigeisr SubisrieIen
of a1lI, feIeer noturlispiS al Zig jelp,
ps foriaanibt er bel @eniieten meo
ben oenoaet. On bette mliliaens fan
pRre al minOre getponing % giere Ii
BET ira eler til uroer orbiuPre Sor.
bpIb. nanr Der er tiIitrGffeIie EiI8ang
Sao auI fra 2mrbets esne 8rllber,
faa filler So9en itg unGgteIi8 9onife
unberIe6es, raar, ION / ocrne Eto,
auI npiten life er til at faa fIsbt for
8cnge. gtar inoier 0erfor ogiaa, al
en- Zig Cob life aIene er aI0ele$ u1co.
penoi9, men ret % jlet en- llthn8, iom
o' DNrt'0}' ~u1ls nor ''0e al ot'oe
NIL os neo "n0fase4'e 'nnal'e az S''''
baronerne ieIp er Der iiffert jn9eu,
TOM un'er &c ni'0r'e00e "'fQ0'o DO
ter at toee aIlIto.oen i Ior'Uar. Qet
er 9o0t' al u u ton'NF 'oa Io'0l'
UooocIntn;'icF IF''Ho toIte +" en-
lisrre O~0r'o1A1.h5 @''9'on %i$'9n'
l'n, Den zoe S'!'2I', a oa 'QNe" 09
NOT ino ~0efe0N'noe Tor @ifi2t'oNen' al
han 'Hr!'5 Ia80' %"N 9A1 % REM
h"oeoe OCT 9'Tet''"NN HF12H OIL
oeT''e So.o2 No2"oe''e. "a. ran er'
t!9reoe ..8e'Fem, q: AuS'o.oen o1r
"'mA8Iet ND <1r''I''en P1o cI reg
o9 m'0a9ii8 2'a'oF "a "Si1.ie Oct
Saao' u Den s"o' Bare '99"7et ale
feof ! 'en IH"H''I''Se '0r'e 1eS''0N ~
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
sftpbcn goniaL Sen befienote apis.


forrelponoerf, bar ffreuet en- artHd
"9sort6 american Repieiu" for Otto
Der, bpori BAN forieger at paautla,
hoorleoes Sc fatbpIife Msiinfe 6riars)
paa 6ilippinerne | girfeIigbeOen bar
poet oisie Gers gefolfntns DC oller.
itsrite Siereiter, ia eeentlis bar prret
ben eneIte tipiliiatoriife Saftor bIanot
S~iipinoerne / Sc 800 aar eler lGn'
gere, jom be Bar oGrct oeroner. 3e
bar IGrt Dem at oprfe Soroer1, inofert
npe S9ourter, Der egueoe iig fortrtn.
Zig for Sorobunoen % &in1atet, lGrt
Dem at anIrpge % oeoltgebotoe CODE
2~onSeoeie. Tfafet Dem soSe SfoIer oa
meget anbet. Sfient 9oniaI inSrert'
mcr, at Munfere far bupe misbrugt
tin Magt - % oenne bar / politiif
Tom andre Scuieenber pnret nbioliit
oa uin6ifrpnfet 49, tror ban BOG, at
DC FOREIGNER en- beore Snttale emo Ben,
ION De i Regeien er bIeoen 8ienitanS
for Der i 2anSet, iiSen De Sorenebe
ff 6ooipite paa 6iIippinerne.
San better fig, iom man foritanr, boz
pco Mtltnfenes Sorticneiter og
in0Inoer Jig life pna at isge efter Sell,
bporui Der uiSielig or mango.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
Oct nurifc Slab "8eihanSspoiten

Set nprifc glno "Beildnospo1ten"
stapanaer inSehoIat forIeoen en- oe.
ffreoen 90 FORFEIT giogrof: meO Dor
trGt Of aoniul Sale SteensIano /
9tnoionL Sr. SteensIanS err ielp
8eitlra1oiug, ibet ban FOR 20 aar iioen
Den 4Se Stunt bette aar bIen isbt /
Sanoeio, anner I'll 8ifeoaI, HpfpIfe.
8i fienber iaa observation-disclosures, bpis
9iosrafi frembpoer iaa flor SntereSle
iom aoniuI SteensIarSs. % tiGr er
Der meget / bans 9ipsfsrelie. iom bsr
tiere hans 2anosmGnb til Spmum.
tring % Gfterligntng; tbi fremfcr
nogen anben er maaife aoniulen ct le'
beroe Grempel pna. booo en- iattiQ
norif Gut fan itSrette | anertfa mel
en- ftarf @iIie, en- beoerIig aarotter
oe sobe gpner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
Wtr6on.

Zen bcromte tpife Weoicirer, Tom
n0IlQ 900 ror en- munter Wanb, ion
aicrnc 10 At inc cglte % andres Sps'
gCiuIobch. Gn DAG, 0a ban boIbt
TorCIGSniug poo llniberiitetet, bIeu
hon meget utonImooig, foroi Ell Sin.
sent life fur0e iige. bpob 6arpe Ct
Erpporat, han fremoiite. bopSc.
"9pob 6orpe piI0e &c iiae min Grof
bopbc?" ioQbe Ran tiIiioit Iiot i'm.
ht0. Troffcn bnpoe moi feet fine be6.
ItC Gage, % St,6cuter irureOc:
Ten inrGs at hare pUre tIoa." Zen
.ter6mte EroieSior 10 biTrteIig til
Nttte Srar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
gIItnois.
gbieagus 2afe frpnt. =

Gbieasos Cafe Srpnt. - Rontao.
merp @ar0 bar enoelis pttnoet i lin
langoarige Scamp for at bepare Gbi-
Cages Safe 5ront" til 8arfsiemeo.
Statens Ssieiteret Ear neinIig i oiSie
Gage negtet of laoe Sagen tages III
Der Sebanbling paarlp. Serme0 be-
tragter aopofaterne paa begge Siber
Jig fRrOig mes affarert, iom altiaa MI
er %afiluttet. girfningen al Ssteite.
rets &ienoefie er, at belle Streget ira
&anbolpb Street til Bart 8op iptteS
tilIibe iom Garfeienoon,, og at Spfs.
refie al 9pgniatger / bette Strsg CT
forbuot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
9un pnknta.

8uot eiprt. 2anoS Menigbeb,
IL DGl i Spb for Canton, fit fin
prpgtige SIC. 1000 8irfe sbelagt Of en-
Sornaoo ltoite 8aar, men bar I'LL taset
ESfribt til at gienopbpgge Den. Sen
sbelagte airfe blep bpgget / 1900,
Iaa Wenigbeoens llolpg for bisie TO
gar bliper meget itore. "
8nHalo-gil ina. - Sberit SO. s.
Goop ("8uffalo-9il") CT, efter boab
ban ifriper til 8efienbte / Sort
Wteabe, pberit oaarlig % tror at bile
bEipe nsot til at isee fuloIt91oig 80
Tor at funne blipe iitano til at bespnbe
oct Engagement, ran bar paataget Jig
meo i'm "8ilb @eIt Sbop" / europa
Itrar efter Rptaar.
Sliper eipiliierct. - On Ssn al
Den berpeteoe Snoiunerbspoins Sit
ting Bun bar ailagt fine inoianife
SRSsr % arbeioer MI for glfborn.
Sernbanen. Sfisnt ban er fulbbIoos
Snbianer, bar ban ~erbperpet Jig for.
bolospis eob %llobanneIie / Gngelff os
lGrt at ppfsre fig iom ct eioiIiierei
Menneife.
Sra 2anbfontpret / @atertoipn. -
Rapport ira Sorenehe Staters 9ano.
fontor / 8atertonn for bet apartol,
iom etbte ben 30te September bier,
at 141 "Someiteoo.g Entries" blep 10.
retaeet, oeraf AZ Cab entries.
218 final 8roofs" bIep giorte paa
Somefteablanb oa 6 paa STOP ener
Ssnmerlano. Sotalinbt9gterne i
apartalet bar $4,000. 1855
Gorn.Ealabiet. gorn.gaIao
SeitligbeSerne / Ritfea ofilutteoas
ON aftenen oen Soe oS. efter at ba0c
puret / ii Gage meo illumination o.
Itor Stas. ltbitiainsen bar pRret en-
befSig afGre og bill gipe ct oaffert
Operifuo. af De $4,000, iom Sen
bar foitet, bIeo $4,000 irbifriberet al
9pens Sorretningsm9no. Chen Ben
aabneoes, bar Ser pGret ct uipooar.
Zig imuft 8eir, % 9eisget bar nGrct
9oot tper Dag. Ger oil blipe l1oitil.
Eing igien nPite aar, .~1
Suobsftninsen. Sra Spnban
ifriues: Sent plantet 8ais er bleoen
ifaoet al Sroiten, os en- Gel af BEN pil
bltpe al minbre gob apaIitet. apIin.
gen er forreiten life Saarlig. Gnbnu
er life meget al Natien "buIfeb", men
paa eufelte agre er DEN taget op til
areaturfooer, og Sen FAR qipet ct llo.
bptte al op til 60 9uibels pr. acre.
On 6nrmer fif 400 8uibelS goteteS
paa ct ire 5ierbeoeIs 9lcre fort Serb.
ltpffe. geiret bar p9ret iGroeIeS gun.
itigt for SrRifuiugen, og 6armerne
bar meb 6oroel benpttet Zig al anIeo.
ningen til at faa melt muligt ubrettet.
Sanfernc. = Snoberetning onaaas
eube Spb Gafotas Iarioualbamfers
Status ben 15be September, tiIfien.
oegiper, at Be er ! ben beoite Sorfat.
ming. GerionIige Snbifiio er forsget
ira S 7,9St.000 September tiior til
$10,S99,177 iaar, "9oans oro DIS.
counts" ira $5.972,35S til $S,40S,.
74S % foutante Reiurier ira Sill.
sos 96 I'll $t5,772,S95. ai Sen.
&c ira Soreneoe Staters Sfatfmmer
er Der M i Spb 8afotas Banter
100000 mere emo for ct gar iioen,
% iaIt o~pbeparcr be StatSmioler Ri
ct 9eleb al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14

rnabfc iia, at Erocl pna Eibelen Joni
Gilos Orb er en- Del al Den friitne He.
IIigion og fslgeIig iefterif. bporfor
2Gsnine | gibelen er en- Snbffriben
pda ben relieipie 5ribeos Gnelnprfer,
Der pco aonitititionen or Statens
gcrgrre hiefuIet. Dc Inpere Retter
nrgteoe at noiteoe ct i1igt Sorblfo,
men ooieiteret siper 5reeman Net.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
Chen Central Srnsa MI err for

Sioen @cHeral Srnga nj er tor'
Fpttet til Sougfong, uiI oct forbon'
bentIig life bare Iorge. inben nj fnar
pi0e, bpaS ri life ipr peo ON &ineierre.
8eneraIen bar oct, iom beficnot, fife
meo at itiffe noget un0er StoIen, og
Miniitcr 3li ber pGre fOrbere0t paa,
Of nogIe Of bans aOmpItmenter til
gmrrifnnerre mart piI blioe retllrlIe'
reSe nte0 6enter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
mtdttnnn.
Sfpnbren6ene.

S~fpnbrcnSene. - Sfoobranoe bar
anrettst Itor Toeleggelie / Ggnen ON.
firing Srou Iountain baaoe paa
8isconiirl. % Rif,igan.S ioeu. Conn.
tpbroen ooer Recommendation mel
lem 8ifinion oe 8forertce er soelagt.
alt iaft er Sabet 6etpeb 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
aebruTRu.
gibelen iprbnSt | sfoIerur.

bruifas Ssicitcret aigac Den Doe Of
tober Ell a~ienoeIie. hpori ben erfIrrer.
at Oct life er Ioolist at I9ie Stpffer
al Sibelen eIler ipnge SaImer / De Of
ientlise SfoIer. Saeeii fom ira Gage
9ointn. tour en- SritGnfer ueo Rapr
Daniel Sreemdn iurlanate. at 9nre'
rem | eli oerpGrenoe Ssoie peo Nets.
iorbuo ifidec forbinSrcs fra at IGie
Sibcea til bans 9ern. San paa5e'
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14
alnrD pnkntn.
Glcnntnr hrrnnt.

Glepatpr brrnot. Safota elena,
tor meS 10000 gni6eIs aoru brrnn.
lie iorrige ltaef Sesinoen, Slocn op-
too antageIia PEG @nilter ira Il 2oto.
motip: ,@oale- auI.- teos" o. nG.
item hae 9uctnS ailinripnitg hleo "a.
iaa foriGrct. Gourrnniet ontGnSies
Here @anae. men leo ingen n9une.
pRrois Staoe. 6lere SeboaieSbal
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14

Set SpiSr Sns I 8oitineton I'M
scr9oar for Chen en- R%enopation.
9oeIe af Sc bernleo beifipfti8ebe ar'
betoerc bar Dpret poa Streif, forOi Be
fpnes, at oItior mc8et al Set GrGifiT'
r~crurbct0c, iom ifIIloe uofereS, bIcp
aiort pe0 SiGIp al 0taiflner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14

DEBORAH Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa, new
Students are coming daiy. Free text.
books. Tuition $500 per month. Local
music. PHYSICAL Culture, Drawing, Spe.
cial Primary work Il Ornamental Pen.
manship free. Winter term Oct. az.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14

-SHspeHues%% Tea mcotaset "a Yrsps,.
Den arbeioer W ret. Te Spmnlfinsr iii
bsiere Triisrfr li>beors sno "S~uspenneu.'
grasten W 80 gsHfS eimsa Sisrns
Seus SolnfR. MA
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-14

Gun It Riooh / gsroeu oil Itrar Ituuoie
9ire I SuteA. bporipmbelt ada 2eaemet.
Spaa's Ointment Z stbpsrt Sppibet soc.
Evening star., 1902-02-12
"QUACK" SCHOOLS.
Death -Knell Of Inefficient Private In
stit--+;ons in England.

From the London L.
The serious prospect which awaits
great proportion of the private schools Of
the country as the result Of the new teach
ers register, which has been formally au-
thorized by an order in council, is keenly
discussed in educational circles. and par
ticularly by the managers Of private
schools. 1t is felt to be certain where
proper educational advantages are not Of
fered the private school Is doomed
''The inevitable result" said high edu-
cational authority, will be that a vast
number Of these 'quack schools will soon
be extingushed, very much to the public
advantage. AS the first register should be
completed by about the end Of the year It
will be operating In this direction during
the course of next year, and without doubt
a large number of people will find their oc-
cupation and means of employment vanish
ing In drawing up the scheme there was
a natural desire to hurt people as little as
possible. and the facilities that are offered
teachers of all classes for entering the reg
lister during the first three years on easier
qualifications than will admit them after
ward should be taken advantage Of.
These schools will be hit in several
ways. The new order will probably enable
parliament at an early date to lay down a
rule that no grants shall be made from the
public purse to any school unless reason
able proportion OF Its teaching staff con-
slsts of properly registered teachers Then
1t Is believed that parents viii always make
point of examining the register before de-
Gliding on where to send their children to
school. They will be wildly foolish II they
DO not. II the school they have In their
minds Is not mentioned there 1t will be con-
demned at once. while compar rison be-
tween the educational merits Of any partic-
ular schools may be effected down to the
narroWest point. since every qualification
teacher In fha
lister. 1t is believed that when the register
begins to work there Will be great death
rate among the lower-class seaside schools
1t Is notorious that In a vast number OF
educational merits. but upon their healthy
SituatiOn.''
Evening star., 1902-02-12
Mr.. Downing Chosen.
Stories Of Gladstone.
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
James Bryce the English parliamentary
ian. whose long intimacy with Gladstone
gave him unusual opportunities for study
ing that statesman, has published some
"reminiscences which show the almost un-
healthful activity Of Gladstone's mind.
Sometimes" says Mr. Bryce, "he felt the
activity Of his mind press too naroly on
him. I remember one misty evening be-
tween 10 and IL O'clock to have seen his
remarkable figure few yards BEFORE me III
St. James Park. There was no mistaking
him even at night. so peculiar was his
walk. Thinking 1t hardly safe for him.
famous as he was. to be alone In so sol.
itary place. I overlook him and asked
him II might walk with, him: apologizinE
II should be disturhtng his thoughts. MY
wish, he answered. with touch ouch, OF ,s sad
ing. SO I am glad h bee disturbed And
a year or two later he tod me that to rest
and distract his miads ia, had formed the
habit Of counting tbe emnibuses he met
between his resideaGe inc Downing street
and the house Of camgans, 80 as to see
whether he could make an average M OF
Der that passed eachi 4aMf
Evening star., 1902-02-12
Uf 7 I
Tired Eyes.
From the Famil

From the Family Doctor e s., g.,
People speak about their r eyes being tired.
meaning that the rehia.a. or seeing portion
Of the eye, is fatigubas, but such is not the
case. as the retina ardfy ever gets tired
The fatigue is in thsth9ef and outer mus
Gle attached to the eyeban and the muscles
OF accommodation which surround the lens
OF the eye. When q near object Ii to be
looked at this muscle relaxes and allows
the lens to thicken increasing Its retractive
power. The inner and outer muscles are
used in covering the eye on the object to
be looked at. the inner one being especially
used when a near object ia looked at. 1t
Is in the three muscles mentioned that the
fatigue Is felt. and relief is secured tenn
porarily by closing the eyes or gazlng at
far-distant objects. The usual indication
Of strain Is q redness OF the rim: OF the eye
lid. betokening a congested state OF the In
ner surface, accompanied by some pain
Sometimes this WEAKNESS indicates the need
of glasses rightly adapted to the person.
and In other cases the true remedy Is to
massage the eye and jts surroundings SO
FAR as may be-, with the hand In cold
iWater.- ss. sss4. s
Evening star., 1902-02-12
feS- dads
THos J. OWEN & son, AUCrs.. els ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY NORTHEAST
CORNER OF 25TH AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, INCLUDING NOS. 2425 TO 2433 IN
elusive, n STREET.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to US, duly recorded
among the land records for the District Of Column
bia In Lber No. 21S4. folio 254 eft seq, and dated
the 1st day Of February. AID. 1897, and at the
request Of the holder of the notes secured thereby
will sell. at public auction In front Of the
premises. MONDAY THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID. 1902 AT HAIF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
property. situate In the city Of Washington. Dis
trct Of Columbia, and being original lots numbered
three g, and four a.. in square numbered twenty
three (23J.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the balance
in one two and three years, the deferred payments
be represented by notes of the purchaser pur-
chasers, secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold and to bear interest at the rate Of five
per cent per annum, payable emiapnually, or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser purchasers
deposit of two hundred dollars to be required on
each piece of property sold and all conveyancing
recording and revenue clamps to be at the cost Of
the purchaser or purchasers. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within ten days from day OF SALE
otherwise the trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and Of the defaulti1g
purchaser after at least five days notice OF such
resale In some newspaper published in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
ALBERT A. WILSON, Trustee.
JOHN B. L.ARNER Trustee
fe5-d&ds 1885 street NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-12
DUScANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrA1

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
ON THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
BETWEEN Z AND STREETS NORTH WEST
By virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No
21S2S, the undersigned trustee, appointed by said
decree, VIII offer for sale at public auction In
fiont Of tae premises, WEDNESDAY, THE NINE
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1902 AT
QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In the city
Of Washington. District of Columbia and known
and distinguished parts Of lots numbered ten
CO) and Twelve t12l. In square numbered four hun
dred and Fix 600, said parts Of lots being de-
scribed by metes and bounds follows: Begin
ming for the same Eighth street at the north
east of said lot H. and running thence south
said street 2s feet; thence west 90 feet inches
to the southwest corner Of said lot TO- thence north
% feet, and thence east 80 feet 4 inches to the
place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: one-t third of the purchase mouey
shall be Faid in cash and the balance In equal
installments In one and two years from the day Of
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser or
purchasers. the deferred payments to be secured
By deed Of trust upon the property sold and to bear
interest At the rate Of 9 per centum per annum
payable semi. annually. deposit of 500 viii be
TO the trustee at the time Of the SALE All con-
yeyaneing, recording no,arial fees and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser or purchasers
and if the terms Of sale are not complied with
within te days from the day Of sale the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the
rsk and cost of the defaulting purchaser pur-
chasers. CHAPIN BROWN.
323 John Marshall place NV. formerly Az st. NV.
: Ftsi-t!NGS
Evening star., 1902-02-12
ElTt RE DAYS.
DUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-


SALE VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE.
BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated July IS,
1901 and recorded In Liber 25S3 folio 1872, Of the
land records of the District Of Columbia, We will
offer for sale. on the Massachusetts avenue front
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1902, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
real estate In the city OF Washington, District Of
Columbia. to wit: Original lot % and the
south fortyeight 4Sl feet front by the full depth
of original lot nine {9t, In square ten hundred and
eighty seven (10S7), together with the perpetual
fight Of way for alley purposes over the follow
ing described parts Of original lots eight 81 and
Dine S1 in said square. beginning on the rear line
of said lot 8. 4S feet north from the southwest
corner Of said lot 8. and running thence east 20
feet, thence north 20 feet; thence west Al feet 6s
inches TO 2o-foot alley: thence south 20 feet;
thence east 21 feet Ga inches to the northwest
Corner of said lot .. and thence south 20 feet to
beginning
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
IN cash one-third In one year and third In
two years. all cash. at the purchasers option.
The deferred payments, II any. to be represented
BY the promissory notes Of the purchaser. dated
on the day OF sale and bearing interest pay
able semi annually at the rate OF per centum
per snnum. and secured by deed Of trust on tie
Anue stamps at the purchasers cost deposit
Of $500 TO be made at the sale Terms OF sale
to be complied with within ten days from the
day Of sale. In default OF which the trustees re-
eerve the right to resell the property at the risk
Ind cost Ct the defaufting purchaser after fiye
days advertisement In The Evening Star
JOHN CHESTER
JOHN REDGUr
te0-d&ds Trustees
Evening star., 1902-02-12
THE CAR AT HOME.
How He Passes Away the Time in the
Bosom Of His Family.

From Pearson's Magazine.
Any one who has had the privilege Of
staying at a palace belonging to the reign
ing house of Russia Immediately recognizes
its mighty magnificence. and soon expert
ences. it's hearty hospitality, and yet, If
his stay has been even only Of brief dura-
ton. neither Of these features will impress
him more than will his imperial hosts
home life. 1t might almost seem that the
czar does not really care to be potentate:
his tastes are much more academic than
monarchlc, and he appears to avoid all
kinds of public display. On one occasion,
while returning from the family annual
holiday at Copenhagen, conversation turn
ed upon difference that had Just at that
time, sprung up between the Danish king
and his parliament
'Well!" exclaimed the then czarewitch,
that Is plainly to be seen. There are MANY
more pleasurable occupations than ruling
refractory subjects; and so far as I am
concerned | have no great desire to be
ciability extends to his servants, and he
initiates the late Queen Victoria I'm having
cOiOred attendants. One OF these James
Hercules, halls from the West Indies, and
not even his imperial master and mistress
that 'he is a British subject" The faith
full black fellow is a great favorite with
the cars children. who frequently COM
mandeer Jimmy" as they call him. for
participation in their nursery sports.
The czar is always considerate to his SER
wants You are not looking SO well to-
day." he will say; ut pains me to see you
like that. You had better take q rest"
And forthwith the attendant Is excused from
duty. One cannot remain long In the pal
ace without noticing the English atmos-
phere that pervades 1t; and Christmas is
not allowed to go by without indulgence in
those essentially English dishes-roast beef,
plum pudding, and mince pies-which are
specially prepared by an English member
Of the household. The czarina is expert
with both brush and pencil; this latter ac-
complishment, backed by a taste for carl
amusing her friends. who. in addition. at
times, receive from her deftly painted
cards as silent reminders that she has not
forgotten them.
Although no boy has, hitherto. blessed
their hearth. four girls have been born to
their imperial majesties-Olga. the eldest
Tatiana, Maria. and the more recently ar
rived baby. whose sex was such q disap-
pointment to the Russian nation. The care
Of these children devolves upon Miss Ed
gar, an Irish lady, and two Russian under
nurses. In their play room the mighty
ruler of all the Russias Is frequently to be
found gamboiing with his young daugh-
ters: while he never allows q night to pass
when he Is at home, without making his
way to kiss them before seeking his own
room"