Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1893, Page 7

a a eg Se ee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1893—TEN PAGES. < MUNICIPAL SANITATION. | The Growing Interest in Such Matters in American Citles. DEFECTS IN THE SYSTEMS FOLLOWED—THE IN- DIFFERENCE OF CITIZENS — DATA WHICH TLD BE COLLECTED AS A DEFINITE BASIS FOR SANITARY WORK—MATTERS WHICH SHOULD RECEIVE ATTEN Tr0% Dr. John S. Billings in the May Forum. Atthe last meeting of the Public Health Association of Germany, in Wurzburg, each member received a handsome volume entitled “Wurzburg. insbesondere seine Einrichtung is, Wurzburg. expecially its. i Festschrift” or memorial volume, dedicated | to the German Pubne Health Association, pre- pared at the request of the citr, and published | the city. | Wurzburg is a university town of a littleover 60.000 inhabitants, about the size of Wilming- . Del.. or Dayton. Ohio: smaller than New Haven, Conn., or Cambridge, Mass. The | “Festschrift” contains chapters on the geology, | ebmatology. ground water, river, history, popu- lation and death rates of the city and on its water supply. sewerage, public baths, abattoirs, | £88 works. schools. ho-pitals, public disinfect ing establishment. modes of caring for the dead, prison, parks. leboratory for examining suspected articles of food and drink and on the university and its laboratories and appendages. Some of these chapters are prepared by officers ©f the city. others by professors of the uni- Yersity, and those requiring it are well illns- trated by plans and views of the principal buildings. j It is, in short, a complete manual of Wurz- burg in its sanitary and educational relations. such a book as every educated citizen of the Place won'd be gind to possess, and as every Parent who was thinking of sending bis son to the university would wish to examine. We have nothing like it for any city in the United States, and it must be confessed that if any of onr municipalities were to set about the prep- aration and publication of such a work the re- snlts wonid probably not be very satisfactory | when compared with the Wurzburg Festschrift. INTEREST AMONG CITIZENS, ‘The great majority of the dwellers in our | €tties have not heretofore taken any active per- | sonal interest in the sanitary condition of their respective towns. They may grumble occa-| onally when some nuisance is forced on their | notice, but, as a rule, they look on the city asa | sort of hotel, with the detaila of the manage- | ment of which thev have no desire to become | acquainted. They employ certain paid servants | to look after municipal affairs. There is a board of health or a hea'th officer, whose busi- ness it isto prevent or mitigate nuisances. to stop epidemics and to keep the death rate low: | there are engineers to manage the water works, | sewage disposal, €c., and there are newspapers toeriticiwe and instruct the authorities upon any and every possible subject connected with the cleanliness and heaithfulness of the place. The individual citizen, if he thinks about the matter at all, usually concludes that this is all that need be done, and that if the results are not wholly satisfactory they must | be nceepted as the necessary outcome of politics or the weather, and do not involve bim any responsibility. Quite recently, how- ever, there seems to be a growing interest in sanitary matters in our cities, and people are | asking whether the death rates are higher than they onght to be: whether the city is in good condition to resist the introduction or spread ef cholera, and to what extent it 1s worth | ¥inie to expend money to securo pure water, clean streets, odorless sewers, &c. It seems desirable that this curiosity should be gratitied ks far as possible wherever it exists, and to this end it is proposed to present to the readers of the Forum «ome information as to the health- fulness, sanitary condition and sanitary needs Of a few of our Large exties. THE MEASURE OF HEALTHFCLNESS ‘The best measure of the healthfalness of a given locahty. whether it be a house, a block, award oracity would be the amount of sick- Ress in proportion to the population during a but this measure we can use only | | rs, in the locality, being ed the annual mortality or death rate. To nsrertain this we mnst have the number of deaths recorded during the Fear. or. better. di @ series of years—and the mean popula for the period in question; nd to draw reliable and useful conclusions we | mast be able to eaiculate the death rates sepa- rately for infants, adults and old people, and | for diferent parts of the city. Mere gross | death rates for the tetal population of a whole city give us very little useful information. Tako, for example, the following table of death rates | of certain American cities for the year ending Jane 1, 1590, in which still-births are reckoned ‘as deaths: Cities. So } Beware eee-| 08! 9.80 Rew ted 2 RS) IRS Sew Orleuan’ hi: seas be Lowa To tianapolin.. 2. Bie Pastl TIT) 16g It ix evident that the proportion of ealored | ople in 4 city makes a considerable difference im its death rate and that the proportion of in- fants present isa still more important fa In every large city the death rate in certain districts is from two to three times as great a it is in other districts; hence ob- tain re ! measures of the healthfulness which wili chow where the daager- a «d where remedies should be ap- ‘© need to know the average popal: » for different districts, of ages and, in some es, of that we may calcula! these the absence of this i tinite. relisbie and or. in other words, scientific, means of ving the location and character of th tron! in a sick city or of telling Whether the remedies are useful or not. We may guess and estimate and pre- scribe. ax the doctors used to do before el how to count the pulse, and meas- ad listen to the sounds taogs and but it K alta matter of opinion and thumb. with great varia~ tions in stze and shape zt thumbs. A I bookkeeping, which parts of the city the Quantity of, and loss and gain in life, is, there- very important sanitary need of a large | ‘The subdivisions required for this pur- | will not usually be wards, because ward | Eoandaricsare not’ formed with reference to or drainage, or character of habitations, bings which influence the healthfulness fa district. Ther should usually be smaller than wards, each ineiuding. as far as possible, a fairly homogencons group of people, as, for ex- ample. tenement house group, a waterside group. a best howe group, &e. THE DATA NECESSARY. Now, it should be distinctly understood that ft is not an easy matter to obtain the iaforma- tion and keep the records required for such @ ‘There obtaining the records of even for this pur- is required to seenre and eanse of death, -pitals or public ity to which tif great trouble yo Mean oF averag b group of ages in each dt | ay No city in the Un States has, or has ever had. «neh da! rent parts of the they learn death pore consti accurate returns ast ¢ity with the exception of the gros population byw In the eleventh census an attempt was made to provide such data tor New York, iladelpbia, Bosto md the result m mencement of this kind of I ened large city » I recor time to this Bame, Fx, oe, Ta Babitant, and then compiling thee by bic | > be available for statistical ma- + to cheapen and simplify such ails of age, race and oc- e details in studies 0: ondition, ax wel = deaths, of the ing Monee THE WATER SUPPL. The most important factor in municipal sanitation is the general water supply. NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE, our large cities this is abundant in quantity, ee CTION § AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. since over half of it goes to ‘waste through | Fre? Delivery nee 9e ga THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. URE DAYS. leaky fittings, in trickling drops and tiny | : streams which do not even serve to cleanse the | Correspondence of The Evening Star. quality ix also generally Nevertheless, almost every city has | or prospective difficulties in preventing dangerous or offensive pollutions of its supply, possibilities of an invasion of cholera have drawn attention to the matter almost everywhere. With a general water supply comes the ne- cessity for means of prompt removal of the water which has been fouled by use, that is, of All of our large cities, with the ex- ception of Baltimore, are provided with sewers, far Gesundheitspfege und Unterricht;” that but these are in some. cases unsatisfactors itutions for the | having been badly planned, worse constructed are cf pablic health and for education: a #4 too much uncared ‘for, and everywhere much work to be done’ in this respect | ing from growth and ex- SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVE Ti GTON CITY , DISTRI ree of the Supreme DUNCANSON Bros. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VACANT LOT ON SIXTH STREET BETWEEN rue of w ded of trust (QUANCERY SALY OF VALUABLE G, SLOAN & Cc Us B STREET NORTH % FIRST AND TWENT Thioie Sen ‘Latiwer & Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w. ETS ‘I'H A FRAME HO! SE THER! ON. ity cause of Henry Rockvizie, May 1, 1893, Postmaster Thomas Dawson made the fol- | lowing report of the operations of the free delivery system at this place for the month of Registered letters, 6; mail 543; second, third and fourth-class matter. 2,730 pieces, Col- | lected—Local letters, 28; mail letters, 2,059; local postal cards 31: mailed postal cards, 283: | second, third and fourth-class matter, 58. Total number of pieces handled, 9,955. The new postmaster, Mr. A. J. Almoney, took possession of the office this morning. nial Missionary Society of this ce Will give a social at the residence of Rev. R. Milbourne on Thuraday evening next. Messrs. John E. Muncaster and Benj. Riley of this county have been chosen as managers in rtments cf the exhibition of the Association to be held in ‘ourt of the District Passed in equity cause No. 14:6 we wil sell at pr {eSenamin et al- on, in. front. « RSDAY. THE [WE TE 1803, AT HALF-PAST FOUR Ov) Jors umber 267. BST, The undersiemed irustee, ta recorded in Liber nil records of the in irontof the prem ESD. AN OF MAY. A.D. | FCLOCK P.M. PROMPT, the fallow al estate, stiuate in the city of Wash. ia, and known and lots nmubered 1 . beginning twenty 1, ers, peket 3, will seli at public auc- * premises, on MONDAY, 0 1803, at FIVE Mece of cround ki ir by the depth of ubered eizhty (80), with a frame | and the recent HON. GEORGE Ba’ COMPRISING ELEGANT BUHL CABINETS, GEAND PIANO, MADE IN BERLIN; FINE. MARQUETRY AND ORMOLU CENTER TABLES, HANDSOME PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, RICH BERLIN CARPETS, HAND- SOME PARLOR SUITES, ANTIQUE CHAIRS, MIRROR SCREENS, ELEGANT DINING ROOM SUITE, OF SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABLE, CHAIRS, &.; WINDOW HANGINGS, SUPERB DINNER, TEA AND DESSERT SERVICES, FINE OLD GLASS AND CHINA, FRENCH GILT CLOCK, BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS, LAMPS, SUPERB OAK WRITING TABLE, HANDSOME ROLLING AND FLAT-TOP DESKS, CANDELABRAS, DWARF AND Ul RIGHT OAK BOOK CASES, BOOK SHELVES, REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, BRASS AND STEEL FIRE SETS, ODD CHAIRS, BRUS- S AND OTHER CARPETS, HANDSOME KOSEWOOD BED ROOM FURNITURE, BEAU- WARDROBE, PILLOWS AND BOL- STERS, ARMOIRE, CARD TABLES, CHAM- BER FURNITURE IN SUITES AND ODD PIECES, LARGELOTOF s TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &e. P. S.MOST OF THE FURNITURE WAS MADE TO OKDER FOR MR. BA’ NEW YORK, &., AND WILL BE FOUND OF THE BEST QUALITY. At the request of Charles C. Glover and James M. ion, «Xecutors, We will sell on THURSDAY and AY MAY POURTH and FLPTH, ISB! comamncns: ing at HALF-PAST TEN 7 nit Som! res postal cards, District of Col ny Y-FIRST DAY OF lot lettered * ie by John A. Kuff et al. of lots Bumbered five hundi enty five (575). in Washinton city, Mn said rict, said lot fronting on B street between Ist and 2d sireets northwest ‘Teri of wale third of the purchas- money urchase money to be paid In Six aml twelve moms, with, h purchaser wi give Promissory notes, to be secu ed Ly a deed of trust property, or all cash, on the at te same hour, (20) feet norsk of the sout g | running thence north alne Gi street twenty: (20) feat ce West one huntred ad st cone hundred and five (105) feet Place of bewinnil finprovemne ts, ways, easements, ri tenvnees to’ the saiue belonging OF i Wine appertaining. thirdof the purchase X and twelve months. n wp a dee lof truston t gash, at the option of the pure ‘One-third eash_and residu tnoney In equa! installments, yeare, with intecest frou day” of sales | day of wale or | at ie cont sn sind assessments paid to a to meet the needs ai tension of the municipalities. If we turn to the list of subjects treated of in at its expense, by the sanitary association of the Wurzburg Festschrift, we shall find several things considered as matters of municipal sani- tation which do not seem to have receive much consideration from municipal autho: ties in this countrs. such. for example, as pab- lic baths and wash houses, abattoirs, public dis- | infection stations, ce. Public wash and bath houses are to be found y European cities, and are of great value in promoting cleanliness of clothing and ofthe person among the poor. To them poor women can take their bundles of soiled cloth- and by the payment of a re can have the use of tubs, tables, hot and cold water, and drying facilities, and can Tu the evening males can Some of our ing baths for summer use, but public wash houses under municipal ent and control are practically un- Abattoirs, or public slaughter houses, where all animals are exam- ined by skilled inspectors before being kil where the meats can be inspected, and where all the nuisances and dangers connected with private slaughter honses can be either done away with or reduced to the lowest limits, are to be found in only three or four of our cities. CONTAGIOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL. In the constant struggle of he Prevent the spread of such contagious diseases as diphtheria and scarlet fever there are few things for which they find a more urgent need than hospitals specially calculated and set apar' for the reception of this class of cases: yet very | few cities are provided with them. There may be a shabby, desolate, dog-kennel sort of a building known as the pest house, hastily erected during some former smallpox epidemi but where ix the place to which a lady living in &® boarding house, or temporarily stopping in a hotel, could take her child affected with scarlet Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing- ton are now considering their needs in this re- t, and a year or two hence it is to be hoped t they can give a satisfactory answer to this westion. What is wanted is a neat, attractive- | | looking building with a number of private Tooms, and at least three totally distinct and isolated small wards for as many different kinds of contagious disease, where they will always | be ready with clean and thoroughly disinfected bedding and appliances to take the best je care of a dangerous or suspicious case. Most of our cities are also in need of one or more public disinfection stations under skilled management, provided with the best modern infecting bedding. clothing, &c., ith portable apparatus whieh can be sent to and used in an infected house. Another important means of aiding to check the spread is disease, as well as of h very poor in their struggle to maintain a de- cent existence in the midst of sore trouble, is a simple building in or near the poor quarter where the bodies of the dead can be taken faulting purchaser Of $200 for” th ale. quire ow accentance of bid. cost of the purchaser, be Property sol", oF all Conveyancing, All conveyancing at 1 cS A deposi THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, A) vermsof sale to be = mes fifteen days, otherwise the right reserv. ON BROS , Auctioneers, perty at (he risk and cost of defaulting purchaser five days’ advertisement of such din Wash ngton, D 3 r ap2i-dtds GEO. F. HAND! ([HoMas DOWLING &S0 | tional Live Stock Washington this month. Miss Frances Davis, the superintendent of temperance instruction in the schools ot this lected essays by the following upils to be xent to the Columbian exhibition: ily M. Burdette, Ethel W. Mount and Ida B. ‘Among the teachers | of the county excellent essays were contributed by Misses Bettie Padgett, Rewspaper pablist S27 THE SALE OF TH a NIONTOWN LO petponed. In consequence Aucts, G2 Est nw. OF LAND ON HY HEIGHTS, By order of the t fa cieed of trust duly recor: ‘THOS. DOWLING & SON, Ancts. county, has on of the land re SALE OF FIVE ACRES seson WEDN Hen of the s TWENTY. all of Damascus. BLIC AUCTIC XH, "Is03, same hour By order. f the tra: teos. THOS. DOWLING & SON, Aucts. ALE. OF THE AY AND 1UE-DAY Inmbia, and desivnated as ios numbered twenty: cM) and wirty-two (1). in the plan of the oy Alice McCullough, Lavinia Brown, | rand Messrs. J. F. Boyerand John 1. ing and beddim Seen ee Deposit of $200 required at of sabe tte complied with nity Mavs. otherwise deposit will be for- BE Weeuanestwe PAYNE also have a bath. also obiain baths there. have waterside swi The M. E. Church at Germantown was last evening the scene of alarge gather- ne=s the nuptials of Mr. Jolin L. Best jeby, the ceremony being | Mr. H. Frank Metz acted as best man and Mist Tessie Ap- pleby, sister of the bride. as _bridesmai Messrs. William ©, Wyand and C served as ushers. Among those present were Kev. R. M. Moore, A. 0. Appleby, Cashell and daughter of Unity, Charles Best | of Frederick, Simon D. Best and wife, H. F. | Metz, W. C. Wyand, Mrs, H. E. Hanshew and daughter, Misses Emma Best and Bessi pleby, Mr. Martin Best, Mra, V. J. Duvali, Hargett and wife, Mises Emma Hawkins, 8. | | Lizzie Fairall, Emma Baker and Mr. George all of Washington; Messrs. Porter Grifiith, ott Duvall and Edward Hanshew, Misses +t | Kate Clagett and Edie Waring of ore te rag ts, privileg: urteninces to the sale belonstug or in any wise third of the pure! fice in one and two 3 Per annum interest, | Secured by a deed on of the purchaser. Adeposit of 8100 at thin of sale, Couveyane- Terms of sale to be erwise. the right re SLOAN & 60, Latimer Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G sts mw. ALE OF VALU TEE ON STiEET BE FS ND SEVENTH STREETS By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Coart of the fasnbiag passed im Cy 6, the undersiznad trustees will offer for sale at AY, 1805, at FIVE and Miss Ida M. performed by known in this com Y 1805. "at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., we will WEST ECKINGTON. mK street north by a 10 4 20-foot alley, and iinproved by new, well-built two-story and cellar pross-brick dence, with bay window ; cou bath, tiled and ena: heat? four ro. m req dired on each | Scott Duvall | front of ine premises ane: complied with in fitteen days, to resell the property in front of the SDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF O'CLOCK P.M., the following real estate in'the city. Yashington, D.C. : EET 4 POF LOT 4, 1 Terms of saie: One-third cach and. the balance in one and two years with interest from the day of sale, Payments to be secured on the hasr's option. he property 18 sold. ancing and recording Flug are Lot co} iy the Property may be resold at the In some newspaper published in ht (S) rogues ana Washington, D. ali modern improvements. im one anil two Je semi-annually » DAKK & CO., AUCTIONEERS, cK RESIDENCE, years at G percent per annim, 1d secured by a clewt of test Ith officials to DESIRABLE NOo dt of 8200 required at time of veyancme Sc. Forins to be ‘Taken paid to date, "4 at the purchaser's cost, with tn ten dai cost of the deta: UE. AND TENTH STREETS . 1883. at FIVE tof defaulting aay "I AY NINTH nt of ‘such res gag El LOT 140, IN SQU Fronting 16 fe 165 feet to an rooms with all modern improvements i situated near several lines of cars abd practically ‘the heart of the city. Terms: Fifteen hundred ($1,500) dollars to be paid in cash, balance in one and tWo years. with notes of the purchaser bearing thu-rest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum fro:n the day of sale, My annually and secured by deed of tra: Ages sold,or ali cash, at the opt deposit Gf 8200 reviiired at complied with in sale at the rink and cost of conveyancing, Te. ordi some newspaper pubi street’ with adepth of BROOKLAND. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, MOST DESIRABLY ENTH STREET, BE’ N ISLAND AVENUE By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the bia paswo tin Toquity entise No at publle auction, DAY, THE SECON. FIVE O'CLOCK in the city of Washineto: inal lot “wueht (¥), bewinnin tor the big . MAURICE | 456 La. TYUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES! SALE SOUTHEAST, Rate a9), sa hundred and seventy-two (172). Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Roberts have been making Je: +t @ farewell visit to Rev. and Mrs. R. R. We: previous to starting for their future homo in No. 1303 FIFTE! Pw TWO BRICK Dwi Stal Br AND 236 THIRTEENTH STREE’ By virtue of « deed of trust duly recorded in Liber 1610, folio 177 wt. weq., oue of the land records of the . We will well in front of the. AY, the THIRD DAY OF MAY. LF-PAST FIV! O'CLOCK P. M., lowing described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, to wit: Ail of land and premises known and distinguished a4 and being low num ered Zand, in Lizzie B. original lot numbe: toxether with all District of Cola property will be resold at on of the purchaser. imme of sale. Tertus ti from sale, otherwise. at purchaser's i DARKS CO., Aucts. HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctiones District of Colum inex, on WEDN Mr.and Mrs. McDonald of University Heights are the recipients of a box of fine subtropical roducts from their four sons at Gainesville, ‘la. Mr. D. P. Moore of Washington has moved . P. Greene's house in the addition to South Brookland. Miss Minnie Gudgin is on a visit to her Uni- | versity Hei; XD. Isp), AT in parcel of land C.. Wein part of tes? subdivision “of 5, ih square numbered improvements, easemenis, the southwest corner of said square and lot,andrun} TRUSTFF'S SAL. ABLF UNIMPROVED “HIGHTH AND e by the will of thence south fifteen (13) feat West sixiy-tive (G5) fect to the place of begining. im wegved with saall ig OF in any wise rins: One-third of new in one end two ¥ nnn interest. paya:ly seut ¥. and to be secured by a deed at trust on the cash. at the option of the pi ‘00 required on each honse at at purchaser’. co-t ys, otherwise x ofthe powcrs vested in i euben Daw, recorded in will book 30, pace eregister of wills of the ‘Dis fail sell at public auction to thr {Mulder infront of the ST EOUK OC murchase money in cash, | rooms, | possibl Webb of Eckington, with Master | Boyd and Miss Sarah Webb, were the recent guests of Mrs. J Miss Mary Burr of University Heights is hav- e during her sojourn in ay: enced by the notes of the marek: of trast on the pr the parebaace Property auld, or aif P deposit. at thm NDREW B. DUVAL!, Truster, 404 Lal ave. owe conveyancing al very pleasant ti “palmetto state.” ho last meeting of the Brookland Pleasure | Club was at the home of their secretary, Misa The club are provided with ‘The aext meoting on the right reserved to resell. the. pro and cost of werauit: 1 G@ SLOAN & Latiner & 80: Yertisement of such Teaaly in some newspaper pub- ished in Washington of the District Lot 278 bei at th » Auctioneers, 1407 G st. new. | Buelah Gudgin. new badges. will beat the home of John McC the Sargent read. The Brookland branch of the W. C. T. U.will hold an adjourned open meeting in the Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. May 16. mittee consisting of Mrs. C. G. Lynch, Mrs. E. Eva Fisher, with Miss Fisher as chairman, will arrange the program | for that evening. BRATCHEFE, DARK & Cc PRUSTERS' SA\ a TRTOUSE AND TWEEN 1ST AND EAST, AT AUCT SPAY! MAY SECOND, 1893, at FIVE OCK P.M., in front of the proiaises, we will well at public auetfon lot 12 and, 1 public mortuary, a ani two years after cent Interest, secured Dy deed of trust erty. or all cash, at the option of the the ‘terme of immediately ‘operly eared for. and where funeral ceremo- ‘The desire to preserve Amother or tne dead child for two or three days in order to allow time to apprise friends arrange for strong in the poor family than it is in the rich | one; but when there are and the living must cook, eat and sleep in the | f the dead, this natural wish pro- tural and sometimes dangerous ro- fies, and many of mortuaries, and after death AND CELLAR BRICK JONTAINING TEN ROOM LAST CLASS CON nies ean be performed. of the purchase. M. ein one an to Years, wit rr cent per ARNT! ured by deed of trust on thi if the option of the pt Morgan and Mrs. Interest at the rats veyancinagand rec FIVE O'CLOCK Loti be required. $0 be siten the Prop GE A, KING, fe iy | Be Me, we will seid ty sold, oF ail ? i scribed real eatare and re } zs y of Washington, District of Fronting 18 feet 0 Allof Jot numbered fires 2). in square unmbered five hundred:nd sixty-nine (500), besiuning for the the line of F street north ata point distant dred and sixty amd iive-tenths (100. the funeral E 2, v Ist st. With adept! of 8% feet to tty is nicely and conventently Executor and Truster under the Will of Renben Daw, Aucts. 612 Est. nw. The Petersen Divoree Cass. divorce case. of Emily L. Petersen against Ferdinand Petersen, in which defend- ant seeks the amendment of the decree ailow- ing complainant alimony of $200 per month, the motion was called before Justice Hagnor It will be remembered that Mr. Peterse n, as ground of his motion, charged the complainent with adultery in r oné or two re ‘of all the ex-cu- isnt near the print: cand pension ni isin xood repair, to, WELL & COFFEE, 4 Fast Capltoi Alllarge European the smaller ones, have pubi their privileges are high] not connected with smail fee is charged for their us visitors of the classes when occasion comes, morgues. although sometimes one room. with te entrance, may be set apart for this purpose. They have aseparate room for the | care of the bodies of those dying of conta- | gious disease and special means of preventing | 1 do not know of any | public mortuary belonging to any city in thi country, although it is possible that there may | | be «uch. VG. STOAN BO. of # 00 required the District of Coummbia, T ed with in Biteen pauper adminis Mne-tijrd cash, balance in two equal in- 8, Duyable in one a be With interest 0: . and they are nie GER oe otherwine the rh Baltimore and annaally, and tobe. secure Premises sold, or A dep sfrom sale. All conveyancing. at purchaser's “ost. ‘Vhey are not WITH LARGE FRONTS square numbered one EACH STRE: By virtue of a certain deed of trust, da : 1891, and d filed answer seventy two (173. 5 = or sale: One-third cash and the balance im six and twelve suonths, with interest, secured by deed of id, oF ait cash, at the purchas- sfooait at the thie PATCLIPFF, DARE & C0.. Aucts D REAL ESTATE at the time ske is charged with having been in Baltimore.and stated that she was with out means to defend the applic morning Mr. Petersen tiled an_aftidavit sho ing that he had complied with the original decree by paying her 3200 per month alimony, and besides she was receiving #25 per month from a honse he had given her and. she raised $1,000 under a deed of truston M Justice Hagner, after hearing the counsel, the hearing of the motion till after the hearing of the husband’s motion, Mr. Minor appeared for the wife and Mr. Cat rington for Mr. Petersen. trust on the property e dat the requ Twill seth ay erin Secured there y ELEVENTH PAV OF aay infection therefrom. Hi, 1893, AT FIVE 1 by piiblie duction, in D 10, SQUARE hes, on Pstreet vind is sasceptible of Live desirable building on F street and 35 {6 fsreached by the herdie line after the sale.or the prop cost of defaulting purchaser after five ment in The Evening Star newspay a _ LnOS. BRADLEY, Trustee, TPH. DOWLING & SON Tuomas ‘DOWLING and known. an sd.on the orhiinal pit books of the city of | F ‘ NO. 1. IN SQUARE, Nehes on 19th illustrations of municipal sanitary | needs are perhaps suflici mark made near the beginning of this that if any of our cities were to publish a full and accurate account of its sanitary condition and needs the resnit would probably not be al- together satisfactory. CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATIONS. The problems of municipal sauitation will increase in importance in the near future. | ‘They must be handled by men who have de- | the following «nies of real estate: voted special study to them, but such men | st POMEROY. on AIDAS, MAY FIFTH. | at FIVE 20 feet on F | ¥ SALE OF VAL) STREET BETWE By virtue of a deed ‘ound. be the’ sa A by brick stables, sheds, 8! EENTH rRELTS NORTHW? ST. trust dated April 5, 1877, or, SHA, oe o ig im front of the pret: E¥TH DAY 1 at HALF-PAST FOUR OC Aescribed real est ington, D.C: ‘one and two Fears, es secured Dy deed of trust on the premises, to bear interest from the day of ale at. the W. Byrd Lewis and the balance th cash and the resis semi-annually, rs, with interest, secant te ie trustees, or all Urchaser' cost, ABA tarins | a from Gay of sa at the option of the pul thine of sale. ndavs trom the day of ) rewell at che rik one, two and three satinfartion of wand. reeordine at ied with in fifteen land cost of the .situain in the city. of Wasb- Lot "H in Bryant's subdivision of hunbered pinot ‘state at Auction. Rateliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, have made aveyanciug, recording, 7 FE, DARR & CO., Aucts,_ )., AUCTIONEERS. $00 deposit re- | SLIFFE, . One-thind cash eee ee onthe, with inierest, secured by deed DESIRABLE THREE Wispow Bick “THOMAS For the owner, part lot 1, in square 580, veloped and sustained by an intelli-| fronting 14 feet on Ist street southwest, im- | proved by a frame house, No. 307, to J. J. Beck GALE! qTeusteos. ORSES THURSDAY at TEN O'CLOCK, we within the Bazaar ‘of hin ten days after the resold at risk and cost of days’ advertisement in gent public opinion, demand and sympathy. ‘The stendy increase of our cities and of the 's in those cities is bringing about results which are attracting the attention of thinking men, and rapid transit, the housing of the poor, the edueation of the masses, the methods of dealing with the idle, crimmal and defective classes, ere all inextricably compli- cated with sanitary problems and with each other. Voluntary assoc: citizens have been formed from during the last thirty years in some of our towns and cities, but they have usually been of only a few years’ duration. Anxiliary Sanitary sale or the property W ulting purchaser after fiv Evening Star new: TAsstery: TAT! For Myer Cohen and Wm. F. Mattingly, trus- tees, lots 88, 87 and 86, square 614 (Florida avenue, North Capitol and Ist streets west). to Fritz Reuter for $1.05 per me square, sold to same party for #1 per ; lots 84 to 77, both inclusive, sare square, to same party for 90 cents per square front of the prriiives PreUB LOT 48, Is feet on New York 'D. ING, at FT lowing described land and premiws, situete in the city of Wasbt a partof lot humbered 2 in square uuwbered ‘and verinping for the same at apointin the south | line of ssid cot seventy-three (2) feet B¥e CS) inches f the southwest corm 8. a6 by the dopth Nery comfortable SALE OF VALUAP Hk CITY OF WASHINGTU yuare foot; lot 84, 1a wl be gold aubiect tg a trast +1883, In a certain the mndersizned ‘auctions in front ‘ AY OF MAY, 1 O'CLOCK P. ain pieves or tarcelsof land | ag the gronnd p numbered in equity » ions of publie-spirited thence exet twent time to time fuches to, the divicing Iie of tot square: thence south ainety (:-0) feet seven (inches to'New York aventie, and thence in a southiwestery. ‘alone the north Line of said Ehiree (i) feet fo towother with all the Improvement favcinenie, righin, priviieses and apyurtensnces 1 She same Gelonea Sper cont tutor be ‘semi-annual yearsai Gper cent inter st, Payable somit-anuunlly, Bnd tore accared ty a deed of nd Mares, war- ranted sound and good workers in single or ‘These horses are acclimated ancl used to the city and are sold solely for of the respective FRIDAY the: For the owner,part of lot 1, square 42, front- ing 30 feet on G street between 23d and 2éth streets northwest, to A. B. Hines for $1 per | square foot. | For Orrin, B. Hallum and J. Gordon, trustees, two-story frame house, No. 1104 K street sontheast, to A. Hutchinson for frame house, No. 1102 K street southeast.to Samuel Bieber for $1,662.50. Two-story and basement brick house, No. 1100 K street southeast, ited with fp fitieen days from. sal at the risk and cost of del Ail conveyancing, recoritux, &e., at pur- RATCLIFFE, DARR &CO., Aucts. and desdenated Perhaps the city of Washinton Ono pair of sorrel ponies, F doub © harness. advantage of this op- eo eee inclusive, in Rigen at subdivision of ve hundred and | mencine wiih the said Tot numbered | in regular order fo said. > day, und iniuedisvely af vtion of the sales of th of this kind bas been formed in the city of Latimer & Sioah, Auctioneers, 1407 Gst. now. LOTS ON RO! portunity, as the sul ISdand procend 21,700 Two-story al tof 8300 will be required at ti Veyancing, Ke.. at purch user's cost. up ed with tn fiteen days, “ctherwise the right Feserved to ress. 1 the property at the risk and cost of pur-haser after Ave dare’ ad' eaale in some Dewey NINE VALUABLE rex its object to be the collection and diffa- ation with regard to existing or healt, and the authorities in their prove the sanitary condition of the introduction or of the league aposed of the offi- additional members, nembers, and the work mittees, the most focal committeos riets into which the District has n of these local com- embers of the council.and toappoint asm: committee as be NGRTHE AST, | beset pape wn and desiznated upon t Plat oF plan as lots numbered 940 La. Ave, & SON, Auety Holroyd for brick store | .36 per snare PHOMAS DOWLIN commencing with said lot natn: | SATURDAY, THE THIRTTENTH DAY TNH, “bocitining at HALP-PAST FOUR hor those two. above to Chas. H. Hath foot, fronting 22 feet 10 inches by depth of 55 eh on norta aide of “Ho. to prevent th 1% PROVED BY A THRZE-STORY AND BACK BUILDING BRICK DWELLING.NO. 713 21ST. strcet southeast, to George tes for $1,800. | “Phis ts one of the. ost rapidly improv aged by a council rapidly cers and of twenty i ) st, to Samuel Bieber for story brick house, No. east, sold to Andrew Coda, 21,910. brick house, No. 755 10th str -to S. Suggenheimer for 950, 922 Pstrect southeast, sold to imer for $1.18 per «quare foot. Por F H. Bradley David- anew two-story brick house, No, | thence s uth 488 f 214 Sth street northeast, to John G, Slater for | 1 both in square nui 0). the suid sub Jor street eouth- | 5 gee ands by that wide Qefeat ln Sth et southeast. sold | Lot 1, square vn divided. Th id t's sibbdivis NALLY TOWN IN SUBDIVISIC SO." . the intention | re shall be at least one for every mast Ti feet: | Z rt of square NUM! son, trustees, 1 2 of the Supreme teen (1: ve si west alo tally reat alone, sata ‘all teal instructic ot), Thence ease For the owner, lot 1, | sixtyfone feet ten and a’half inches pth of sixty-three feet six to 8, Oppenheimer for Frame houxe, Ni of Columbia has a 961, fronting | *; very simple, division of estat feet) to. the place ipal polities th : ditions are unusually favorable for the trial of such an_experimes . Which it will be se the Elberfeld system described by the December number of the | Forum for 1892. In future articles the sanitary conditions and ar large cities will illustrated, so far as the of Washineton. orden. thes southeast by Mrveyors office of esate: One-third cas} the reside in two ru ‘i and two vears, res ectively, from date of sale, with, interest at the'rate of Sper fenta:n per anni he purchaser to and secured by n day of rale, vayab cents per square foot, 110th street southeast, to K. Kurwitzki for somewhat like yriviiewe of payin all thy pu ent int. serured battine on tire ‘beyond the village the purchase money Is to be sec property. « dye al i of ‘the tithe until the i For Job Barnard, trustee, frame house, No. | hig at cost of purchasers | 236 1339 street southwest, to Noah Murphy for | $2,600. ‘Terma to be complied with reserves che ris to re-advertise risk. purchasers, upon t and seil at det be shown, ‘thr sp: ‘ol order of the court For George R. Repet: 'y frame house, east, to Maggie house, No. 7137 about’ 4,272 executor and trustee, 197th street south- ler for $1,275. ret southeast, containing square feet of ground, Lansburgh and Samuel Ganss for 80 cents per square foot. All of original lot 31, square 878, G street between 6th and 7th streetr southeast, to Wm. Mayse for 77 cents per square foot. Two-story frame house, east, to Abraham Fisher for $1,715. For Kandall Hagner, executor, brick house, with stable on rear. No. 2012 K ‘street north- west, sold to L. Mangan for 84,800. Also, for the owner, the west 26 feet front of ndiana avenue between 43¢ and 3d streets, and running back 160 feet to a] 30-foot alley, containing about 3,84 feet of ground, sold D, A. Sanford for $9,960. For Job Barnard and Lorenzo A. i trustees, title in reverst Duvall’s addition erine E. Johnson for #2 lot 10, square 95), to E, 8. H. Martin conveyancing and of recording to be paid Sale are not com: with within fiftesn days trom the date of sal ‘ustecs reserve the righ to. esell th the risk and costo. the def Ave days! advertisem-nt of 622-624 F st. nw. CLAUGHTON, Trust HOS, DOWLING tice it hereby given to i cradiiors of the estate of Albert Dorsey, Inte of this District, deceayed, fo Ble | ns, with the proper vouchers thereof. with | this court in this eause, with, 3, days evr ‘at operty at NCIAL CKISIS IN AUSTRALASTA, Failure of Another Premters to Confer. A dispatch from Melbourne announces the failure of the National Bank of Australasia. ‘The bank has ome 150 branches in Australia and agencies in most large cities of the United Kingdom. the contment and the U ank—The Colonial JUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. 0: THURSDAY A SE AER E CLOCK, me promise, = Part fOricinal_ Lot 14, depth of 100 feet, with io most valuable building sites in fon of the ety. orate? One third a fears, Oper cent per’ Ansitiin. Vavable se Rhnalisy srchred sy dee of trust eat The orsiea oy the RNOON, MAY ELEVENTH, K ‘NINETEENTH HWEST. of trust duly recorded in Liber ‘et seq., oue of the land records of ie FOURTH DA’ Eb RPM. in front of the ollowing described real estate an ate, Iving and being in the city oF in the District of Columbia, and kmown, ibered thirty ett (18) square numiered ove (130), a8 per plat recorded in D, of the record: ewil offer for sale, in _SLOAN & CO., Aucta, "[utomas DOWLING & SOX, Auct 646 G street south- Fronting 2 feet on N st. by 13 foot side all the District of Columb tion, on THURSDAY, AL 1. 186, at FIVE O'CLUC ALUABLE LOT 0! ET BET WEEN 171H AND ISTH STRE! vein ore a d of trust dated April virtue of + dced st dated. A diy recorded tn Liber 44, folle 45 | land records f the Di Its London office ix at 128 Bishopgate street within E. C. ». the balance in one RAT cure, lot 18, square 533, ‘The authorized capi subscribed eapital, £1,250,- al, £1,000.000; reserve fund, .000; reserve liability of shareholders, £ tor Columbia, in front o: the preiises. on FRIDAY. A, D. 1893, at HALE ME. the following de- ‘aged ay all of lot erin ersoll's. snbdivision IGNEE'S SALE OF VALU. SOF ED AND ENTMPLOVED RES IM. ON SISTH STREET. S STREPT ASD EX oe STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING THE ANTLY BUILT THREES LORY, B. iT SD MANSARD-OOF DWI Se AL i ER OF SIXTH AXDS Sree FIR Day OF Mal DUR O'CLOCK P. vi Situate fm the’ termnsof sale arn a Vevor's office for the twenty-four fee: on N niired and twenty (120) fee Sk ad cost of Sir J. W. Downer, premier of South Ans invited the premiers of the other which will ¢ nd staying the The governme has declined the invita- has already taken land stnucutar rights, privilew loneine or tu any ‘asl and the balance in . with intorest, merty sold, OF allcash, at the rehaser's option. #100 ied With fu ten day® after the ‘old ag Fisk ar days’ aivertisene y ani appurtenonces to the ise ar yertanine. ies to w confe AUCTIONEERS. measures for alla; progress of finan ew South Wales tion on the ground that ps which it deems advisable ‘remier Patterson of the Victoria govern- ment says in an interview: neial situation is undoubtedly erit- grments ought m consideration of the best the colonial govern- pit the success attending the ot Henry Voigt, executor, two-story and G street rorthwest, to M. V. Tierney for $5,000. re Franc and Isaac L. Blout, trus- .partof lot 19 square 512, situated on O between 4th aud Sth northwest, to W. F. Hoitzman for For John H. 7 pure aaser after fe of fifteen days, otherwise Lthe proverty’ ition purchoser afi DUXCASSON BEOs. m the oth da LOT, CORNER 19TH XW SDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 4. AD. 1890, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell im front Of the premises part of Lovs 16 anil 17 in square 106, Fronting XI feet on K st. anda front of 24 feet 9 : jour frame houses on Uuton street, This: and J. Walter Cooksey, basement fi L street southeast, to 8. Oppenheimer 1G. SLOAN & C purse tobe pursued by of the finest building lots in the north- Faia uifcent residence or di smaller lots tor buildings Rectiitrd cash. balance in oneand two Years, Peet per a: nuke im rs For John 4. Parthel, trustee, improved prop- efforts to ree erty on Blade will tend to we which have not su ‘SON FOURTEENTH leuce in the bank- . Poulton for For 5. R. Bol 7th street north: Repetti for 21,9 ame house, t, lot 17x10 feet. to n six abd twelve |. SQUARE 1074, on Fourteenth’ street, Jot fronting 16.40 feet i of I complied with in tifteen days, Served to resell the property At the Fiss aud cost oF de f We! aivertisement of . pub tshod an Wank DUNCANSON Bix otherwise the right re- operty to be sold pe risk and HOESFORD'S ty t A at the risk an ACID PHOSPHATE, If you are Nervous, and cannot sleep, try it. 1s reserved to Pesel | Gate. which was wre Dautaie via Tyne, with a cargo of sugar Padadelphia. ou each lot req au tux, recording, &c.. Wasiington, D, Successors to, EXECUTORS SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF THE LATE NCROFT. ‘TS, BLANKETS ROFT IN BERLIN AM each day, at the resie mal ole mie wed peraiaal effecte: as tat — Asecripston will be Hon. ¢ . Sete ‘en in, the catalocue om exhibition Weasosday, frou Sam untd Sp. Kermece sy” MA SLOAN & 00., w2i-d&diete Auctionsets, ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Acts ‘O12 Est. now, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOY ON E SER EARGIWEES 17TH AND INTH STREETS By virtue of deed of trast aated April 5, 1877. Tecords of the District of Colusa vi sell auction Pies in front of the Starpenspaper “A SOR DRABEE cwsparer, 4 Trasice. & CO., Successors to Latimer & Sloan, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. n.w, MPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1009 1 VFIFIH STRERT NORTHWEST, GECKGETOWN, D.C, AT PUBLIC AUC. NDAY. M.. in front of the yr squire 104, Georget-en, D- about G0 teot wn doth proved by 1600 oth street, MAY EIGHTH, 1893, at FIVE | :.. fromtimae hae (proper bevuttiul scction of the city should Terms: One-third eas), balance in one and two years, with interest, and’ secured by rts, oF ‘all cash. A ired at the of sale. All conveyanciug and record user's cont. BLOAN & CO., dood of trast ‘oat Of #200 re uetion Aven BY AUCTION, OF FRAME | NF STREET “ORTH BE- 2b STREET WEST. a decree of the Supreme Court of the | junibia, passed in equity cause niaibered | 144. wherein Catherine. E- Welch, wuardian, is | complainant and John Welch, infant, et al are’ de: ersisgaed trustees will offer for sale | Bi in front of the prewises, on | FOURTH DAY OF MAY, UR OCLOCK P.M, the follo emises, Iydue and ambiia, to wit: CRM) fet; thence south ove hundred aud treaty ie line of said. street and thence east ine to the pointof bezinning, wether Weinente tiereon, 1 two wears from he deferrei payments | Fann, Payavie eed Sf trust on the ik. at the option of the pur- it of two’ hundred dollars (#200) re- ic of sale. Terms to becomplied with ‘Fecord- per cenvam DS WACKALL, 7 HeNy P. bhai, { Trustecs. 416 5th wt nw BON, nets. iz E et. now. 7D, IMPROVED PROPERTY OX Stv- EVE, EXTENDED OFPOSITE TREET AY ACOTION, Mh we will sti in fYont of the premince mibdivision of Mount Pleasant, front 4 ches on the west side of 7th at. by depth. 1147 feet, Improved by a fraine dwelling. ‘Terms: (neth:rd cash, balance in one and two : 's cost. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneera, eNcanson BROS. Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER: ON NEW YORK AVENUE HUTWERS TERTE PLEVEN TH STREETS NORTHWEST, NG AVENUE. 0. 1015 NEW YOR! By virtue of « deed of trust duly recorded in Liber JOSH. TOLLIG, tt wea. one uf. the fara ‘Will ‘sell, in fromt of the EDNEN: of AY. the TENTH DAY E O'CLOCK P. M., the fol- on, District of Columbia, ana Jot and square und yeh? (OS) foot six (6) “one foot four (4 . 2and Bin Ms twenty ~ (#) fnches to the ways. rin any wive appertainiu B Taiauce fs ome and two iat on the ye per’) on of the purchacer, A ‘of male, Con- Terms of aie to tinenwent oF Se Ed Tae FILEMOK LE OF VALUABL AND ACKFS OF LAND ON THE NAYLOR ROAD FAM THE DISTRICT LIN By virtue of a decree | 14960, wheres sed’ by the Supreme Cou-t ct_of Coluubia in Fauity cause No. Theodore Mosher and o:hers ae com- | Lee M. Mosher is defendant, I shail front of the premis. ip HAGE RASS Fol M. ON SATURDAY, THE SIXTH DA *.D. 1803, par: of lot lettered ““E.” in square numbered one AINE for the same at a poiut ip gne hundred and thirty-five rom G street, and runing Feet, thence east one hin 100) Mh fi'feen C15) tet to a pul luau. me cing a subdivision cf the Gold Ti Tontale forty fer and ‘e"ehtet chet cres eek eligibly located for subdivision and building pur: Poses. Totine of enle as Prescribed by the decree: One-third cash and the bainnce in one and two Years froth day uf sale, with interest at the rate of six per centum, snniua, payable semi-annually. pote of E, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 20 PA AVES. ERY ABLE FRAME HOUSES ON UNION AUCTIO} deecs of assienment recorded in nd Tr folion $3and. 11> ot sea Pecords of tae Dietrict of Columbia’ ft wilt | ction in front of the FIFTH. INKS. “at FT 1 property trontine 23 jue! sgow ‘in street and 208 feut "10 ‘on iB fect on Union street a.we Iuiproved by awe nt and mansard-roof brick a containing 1d rooms, more oF less, With all mode: at the rorner of Oeuand N streeta, and Ss one propertion $B this Yocated section of the city, being ner four distinct Mbes of cars. making it easy of access from wil parts of the city. ‘overl okine the P. TPis 50 sdtuated and fash: desirable suvdivss. n into L das to admit of & most ‘oc conyentent sizes, be- 210.000 in cas! | wears, evicenced by pucchuser's notes, aneured by ied with 20-foot alley along the entire Burth im, payabig seuianuuaily. oF rchaser. A depoalt of the rek anil cost of defwulting All conveyanciag, recording, &e., at the puschaser's cost THOMAS M. FIELD. Asien: B0De ow. TRUSTEES 8) By virtie« of w certain deed of trast dated FESS, and Anly recorded Ap at follo 212 et seg.. «0 trict of Columbia ana at eect we Sib staat im thet “of Wadhltewn own «= 2)! of lot numbered Shitty sion O° part of oracival tol Sor ‘Terms ot 20 cash amd deferred ynnounced at the time uf mare be required when te pro,erty ie bid tre shcne ahd mwerding at hereat of » Ue complied with within A Will be resold at purchasers risk. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FoR PUR: PORTLAND CEMENT. - Offic Library of Concres, 145 East ™ Desals for tunishins end deitver Copper end Fav Porti | is for the dome brary of Coneress, in this ei 1 TWO OCLOLR Pb: iM_ DAY OF MAY, Amauedistely theceatter in presence tendent and Puginerr SALS FOR sac bees x Supply Sealnd’ proponals Avecd mt this office until PPIRST, “lies for the War nington daring the auk forms of Tis ee April 24, 1803 — M. THURSDAY. ending Sune 90, Ise Showine the itens and estimace’. Til! be furnished on application osals met te placed in Seched Stason ty animate placed in sealed enive Ercotande. ‘-ropcgais for At fa'ndarensed to Me Ke THON ROPOSALS POR STATION! PRY —WAR DE Apo) 24. 180". —Sealed propomal: as ington ud fiscal ECRETARY'S United States, Washington, SENATE OF THe , of the vuhnot Suse for the next fori of prope ein great aricle'and the Torte of ie bidder and waretion, Wii fun to this oft nou meals for Siation: ey | res we rine | WASHISGTOR, 'D. mast be delivered ‘SON [oC ‘ety ath Of the Senate TRON AND SHEET ALS TOR BRON: Oftice of Batldtns for Lbrary (oi test” Separate r office aneil_ TWO. on WEDNESDAY, the THIKD OF MA opened Ammediatel, bid er, for furnteting, pisee comnplete on De ree dved at t ‘thereafter im the. . deitvering amd dome and. lautern and the walvanized trou ‘k for ornamental sheet iin a EXPRESSAG assy SRT K, Mencaaxrs Panc Yel. GG, MAIN OF FIC OFFICIAL NOTICES. 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