Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1889, Page 6

PERPLEXED CONGRESSMEN. How They Are Worried by Applicants for Office. PROBLEMS WHICH REPUBLICAN MEMBERS ARE REQUIRED TO SOLVE SATISFACTORILY IF THEY WOCLD HOPE TO RETAIN THEIR SEATS—THEIR INFLUENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT. If an extra session of Congress should be as- sembled suddenly the republicans would have a large majority of those ready to respond to the roll-call, But few of the republicans of the House have gone home. On the contrary, a number of the new members of the Fifty-first Congress have appeared at the capital. In one House mail route, which is a fair sample of the rest, there were fifty odd members, and of these forty-three are still in the city. Thirty-four are republicans and nine only are democrats, Those who have gone are all, or nearly all, Fs fet rd i i r i f i | it g i democrats, The representatives of the party by them. oRan im power are remaining here to look after the Prag rer afew Ree Becg grein ‘tronage, chiefly, and th occupied in easily only preparation is a course Jousideting ‘bow dbsy ‘can’ best distribete the of twel These are about an hour few offices they can get out of the neral divi- ‘among the many applicants who are press- ing for place. — BEPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN AND THE PRESIDENT. The President has not yet given Senators and Representatives of his party to understand definitely what his policy with relation to the : el i i a) in its ranks of many of appointments is. His gxpressions in his Legere a ritualistic fortune-tellers and clairvoyanta, imaugural, and the fact that he listens with il omen are the chief patrons of the mind attention to what is said by congressmen ‘Sara’ lancers. This was particu- | Curers, and there are hundreds of Brooklyn concerning candidates, gives warrant for iy rf women under treatment every day. The fees the idea that he is going to rely upon the: vary, but $2 is the usual price paid at the house them much more than Cleveland relied upon | j, it i of the healer. 5 the democratic congressmen in these matters. old style, | _ For the lessons the price varies from €50 to It seems to be expected that in all the impression is that the Saratoga | #800, according to the fame of the teacher. An general appointments the party leaders will be from this on, not only return to malar | Ordinary teacher gets $5 for a private lesson, Sencalieds una lacal appetciateate in the atates favor, but even exceed. its former prestige in | and for a class of twelve she has €50. At first will be left entirely to the Senators and Rep-| the best society. I think in ins tecaiben we | the healers talked nothing but healing. They resentatives from the respective sections. dheliheve out national damae. wanted to tone up bodies that they might be- | ee The congressmen are proceeding upon this} «Of the round dancing, in the waltz the glide | Come ‘‘the temples of the living God;” but now, conga A ocviclens ta the tick assumption and are receiving no indication | appeared to be most generally danced, and I | in many circles, the work is extended to the | & rs yet, an As! tlie 5 ee that they are in error. was plessed to sce 90 many part in the | #aving of souls, and one hears a great deal | on, the SS oe Flycell rd The more important appointments are not so | Yorks, which was very properly included in the | 8bout holiness and sanctity and the power of | ious domestic trouble has arisen, s ily settled, as they involve a contention be- i : rayer. With so many healers, it is a matter of | €cstacy in which the new convert to the mental fweensectionn mn The immense building and thettime won severe | wouder that there are any sick in the commu. | science delights in. is very trying to practical WORSE THAN THE Pio PUZZLE. With the forces of Beck and Hassler together | nity; but there are, and the explanation is that | People, who believe that there is matter in the Before making any recommendation to the | in the combined orchestra, and Boldt presiding | the People are not yet ready to take up the new | World as well as sin be Pon ped hey Ba i b hhimself has | OFF the supper-room, the many Philadelphians | school and put down the old. To an outsider, | Pain, i Ate ocdidin cating eae President, the member of Congress himsel beaches cowth tae but feel entirely at home at | the mind cure and mental science, faith cure overcome it ra lose to select from among many applicants for each | Px¢ inauguration ball.” and Christian science are all one and the same, | early ardor and settle down to » healthier state office. To do this without making many but the adherents of She different schools point of Lge gt hee sane Jteoe sacs ier ; F . — differe: rit One rtook a enemies for every friend gratified requires skill LATE FOREIGN NEWS. Soeaali Taligions apstion Lp cprogphin conte! tal treatment some abuses which came under ae ee Ba Boel angel et one ‘The Berlin Post says it learns that the Sa-| ®* mind-curers, and it will surprise the teach- | her observation, and failed so ignominiously We will sell wit Ul ITALIAN, FLORENTINE MARBLE AND ALABASTER STATUARY. easiest cae at , UN TIL ede iy ae BRAT Eevee eat Seeger ae Gi TAR VASES, MANY PS, ‘T, CARD KECEIV] Ee PITCHER V. yew OF, ART eo this splen- Tes] xanine LORENZO LORENZI, Importer. WALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO., Aucta. —mh7-t TO-MORROW. FT HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT ARTICLES, EMBRACING GOLD PENS AND PENCILS (BY CELEBRATED MAKERS), ELEGANT LEATHER PORTFOLIOS, FRENCH FIRE-GILT INKSTANDS, FINE CUT- CHARACTER, SMELLING BOTTLES, MATCH- CASES, PAPER-WEIGHTS AND FANCY ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 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BECKER, 1365 | ecribers or club raisers, which will n.w., to whom all proposals be en eeene, eee 'ad- mb12-18-21 > in a ci i is | that she gave up the science and resumed her much of the resentment of their disappointed | moan conference will meet betore the expira- pd te Ee pected ‘duties with new zeal. She decided constituents from themselves upon Presi — ion e prese! the Gospel, there are so many lay teachers | that the “science” had no perceptible effect Cleveland by merely declaring that they ha Eight additional arrests of anarchists have engaged in expounding holiness, The women | ¥POn any one but the pupil or patient who no influence to induce him to appoint the men | been made in Berlin, the prisoners including | as w! ingly pay for this as for “Christian ; Willingly gnrrendered individual will to that they wanted. In all cases it did not matter | the noted weavers, Kuntze and Magnan. ‘The science,” and popular teachers gather in the | Of the healer. MTs ROE this was Perfectly accurate, it | arrests are regarded as of the utmost import-| dollars. The churches, these’ teuchers de_| _Itis a strange crazo which has come upon rath from the members, But if President | S222: rareag ler paver A be bc attr! community seriously. “Tho Ostholioe sccm to 0 The emperor of Germany is an early riser, | hfe, and the conventional, orthodox teaching e : er da- i i i i ——- Lerma Bena foe ax dhe aiatiog | Whine taken Alb: deaal “deine through the | #* unsuited to the awakened consciences of the | have avoided it almost entirely, though nothing of their local appointments throughout the | Thiergurten at $:30 he has not only breaktasted, | Pupils of the new school. BARS, eomenegor ned done to keep them out of this country, as they infer will be his policy, it fixes | but done more than an hour's hard work. The mental heeling ne — yeep. ar 7 upon them a very [pony tctigeint J ect cemsce¥y commpen- | Swedenborgian church in Monsos place has Something About Gen. Noble. UNCERTAIN AND DANGEROUS RESPONSIBILITY. ‘ been called a convert. He says, however, that | From the New York Star, siihait aia Wighage bu astes thes goathead of bow te The gmeer of Afghanistan denies that he has he is not prepared to express an opinion yet. | ‘What about this new Secretary of the Inte- ~ “i «g | 2nY designs against Russia. He declares that | It is safe to say that in every church in the city | rior?” said I last night to Col. Rickey, of Mis- do it, Wherever group of Congressmen is | his enemies, wishing to embroil England, Af-| are mini careve und ako pastors know it, and por pe slp Bonuses seen are found some perplexed countenances, | ghanistan and Russia, originated the report. | usnally are very discreet. in their utterances | 2™ = aoNe ner ee — With half a dozen leading politicians in some | Le Paris says that the government will soon | regarding it, particularly if they disapprove of a Cee eae little town. all after the same post-office, and | take vigorous steps against the Patriotic league | the ism. They dismiss the subject by saying | “What about him?” said the Missourian, all with about an equal claim upon the member | and that Gen. Boulanger is on the verge of be- | that they do not understand it. Very few out- | “You people here in the east do not know him. for services, it is not an easy thing to make | ing involved in the matter. The chamber of | Siders do. One of the mental healers, who | He has been an able and unostentatious attor- choice. The member would like to be relieved | deputies yesterday authorized the government | ives her services because she has means and | ney in St. Louis, and has amassed a fortune in of the duty. A certain number of men in each | to Proceed against the members who are in- | really wishes to help her kind, wns asked for | q Jegitimate vocation. He has never been a state are candidates for some of the larger of- | volved. Ler armigy eyo = * Ble be railroad lawyer and has no affiintion with fhe fices outside of the state. As to these, when| The Freeman's Journal, of Dublin, bas raised | T° , fe 0 speculative ‘interests of the west. Indeed, the delegations can agree they are expected to | $175,000 for the Parnell defense fund mind, strong — and an intense desire to | believe that they were all against him for his act asa body, selecting from the inany candi- | *'3¢"7 013 nae faith i Boulanger’s ulti- | (Ure Patients. The argument made to each | present position.” dates those they want to recommend, one for - Zola has faith in Gen. Boulanger's ulti- | pupil is as follows: : es “How, then, did he happen to be appointed?” each office. Then the President has but to | mate success in French politics. in abete i# no life, sensation, or intelligence | “Harrison and Noble were classmates to- choose between the candidates presented by| A German artillery officer has discovered a mili haawe oe peep aed Sess paged ie prther. Their Personal acquaintance began the several states for the same office. As to} new i: |? : you 1ot sick. You - | long years ago and has never been interrupted, the federal offices. local to the respective con- ried sere bio meer he Teis manu-| tual, ‘not material. Spirituality. is of God, although they lived many miles apart. Iam a Sressioal districts. the Congressman repre-|' Tennyson is said to be keeping wonderfully | ‘¢te?ore Perfect. It cannot suffer. It is all | democrat, but believe that Gen. Noble is one senting each district is supposed to have au- _— a ¥ | truth, life, love, perfection. Materiality is but | of the strongest appointments in Gen. Harri thority over those within his confines and to be | Well. | He is too energetic to be idle, and he | mortal belief of error. ‘Treat it as such and | son's cabines, "Winke he mre sentra es responsible. reads his daily paper and preserves full fresh- | you will govern all fear of pain and sickness. | not a bitter partisan, and he is above all thin , ‘sis aw aie oa ness of interest in the events of his time. However real they may seem to you, they | a conscientious business man. He will admin: " a ae - It is denied that Austria is preparing to oc-|#re not real, for matter cannot suffer; it has in the minds of the Congressmen, It remains ister the affairs of the Interior department just 4 bie sailed Whathar ax uct Prestanat Taacions | EP TEN not the power to feel anymore than any other | as he would conduct his law office in St. Louis, 10 be settled whether or not Presi arriso =af will follow it. The members assume that he oo—____ arpa BL pietilens og causes Stk og In wealth and position he is above the oe of Alynching Likely in Accomac. Ped of eenaes the fear upon the body. | the corporations and cannot be polluted. He will, but at the same time there is a very gene-| 4 camo damnees FOR patie eS x \ULT- Fee ren St tie, insane Saas gress to you a8 | ill doubtless displease his party for his want 7 : LY ASSAI the reality would be, but being only a dread, a| of artisan zeal, but he will administer the of- ral impression that in the case of most.of the ING A WHITE WOMAN. belief, you can control it. Rise in the | fess few men have ever done in the history offices, the commissions for which runfora| While her husband was absent from home perfection of your spirituality to conquer, re- | of the vernment. Iam of the opinion that definite term, the commissions will be allowed | Sunday night, Mrs. Obediah McCready, of Mes- | sist and destroy all that there is unlike God. | ihe has been appointed by Gen. Hartison solely tales tke gore new sppointments are made, | sango neck, Accomac county, Va., was assaulted | Beason with yourself that He made everything | he bas been appointe whether this is true or unless the incumbent is especially offensive or Ss + ry, Va., was assa good, real, true and eternal. Therefore He i8| not, there is no Missourian of character in incompetent. This prospect of delay is not, as| bY ® negro named Magruder Fletcher, who | Dot the author of disease, for that is ae cevor. either party who does not feel that the state arule, distasteful to the members who expect | broke into the house. The negro assaulted | As disease is not a creation it is not a reality, | has been honored by his appointment.” o.de allowed to All the places. It will give | Mrs. McCready four times and did not leave the but merely delusion of the mind, the effect ——— em time e up their slates, i ii of fear. ere is nothing real but God an “ ” Few members can afford to make a selection | Croeay gret beset ey Seat (ee ag Me | She ideo Of Hime Bene rent but God and Ais, Nab tas Rayo eg by their own personal favor for any of the | 200d the house he Wee sear ie or ar renj | idea, the perfect image, likeness and reflection | ¥*™ Fas cebaior fats th oftices within their district. “They must select | ith his hand on her throst Ho threseeoeg | —hence, with no evil ‘Remember that you are | 1 one of the coziestof uptown fate there men who have the support of most of the re- | ith bis han het Bulle ‘children : opr q| Soul, not sense Assert the power of soul to | dwells a widow whose unaided and untiring publicans in their locality. It is not easy to | fo Kill her an ankowns on aa MeCready, | Conquer the belief of sense. efforts to support, train, and educate as inter- jetermine which of a large number of active | Pit Gcad with fear, hastened to hee ome os| “God gave you the entire control over your esting a quartet of children as the city can candidates ail around with long petitions has | Da! wih. Shee, hastens’ ar earess | wn body, over. the internsl: as well as ta b i Siva not robbed heca? hac youthh such support, and a mistake is apt to cost a foo Pa = —_— bapa ae spread external orga You have the eame power oast of ve not robbed her of her youthful great many votes when the next election comes | roe ae a ancd toneine Kee sceand went in| over the innermost blood vessel, fiber, merve | Charms of face and form or dulled her keen of. Inost convenient limb, "A constable ands tors | tisste, that you have over the motion of ‘your | 8ppreciation of the humorous and ludicrous in COLD COMFORT FROM A DEMOCRAT. arrested Fletcher, however and. sone ad oe | hand.’ You can control them. ‘You can govern | life. The landlord of the flat is a German widower A Stan reporter was with « group of Repre-| fp Actomee SourL-house wMeey Sereda | YourweW.. Matter ln not tho intlligeses ve | who, despite is threescore:yeara' and tony sentatives in the almost deserted hall of the | in jail. It was feared last night that the jail tua Tomei ct Ge an Fecal ap sagen i = cuaagailvariTest superbe: troene House when this question was being discussed — Lo or eae and the prisoner taken out | stone to focl disease You are well, You are | enough to be his grandsons. The laidlord with a serious desire to fix upon the best plan |®"4 lynched, a REE not sick. Deny the power of matter. It is | collects his own rents and personally attends to to be followed. There was only one democrat For the Public Schools. error, Deny the hallucination of suffering. | all business of the flat, Mapes ienrsa dl he fre- im the group, and he was encouraging the rest “7 Destroy the belief that is in your mortal mind | quently has occasion to visit the handsome by a statement of the number of votes the se-| 2840 FOLEY, OF DETROIT, FAVORS NON-SEC-| that you can be troubled with asthma, Asthma young widow. One day he dropped in just in Sites of alah postouniee boa enn the tat, _ TARIAN STATE EDUCATION. is but a belief. Treat it as such, and you will | time to surprise her with sleeves well rolled up seemed to take a wicked pleasure in this, The | A special from Detroit, March 11, to the | destroy the semblance of it. Say: ‘Iam well,’ | on her shapely arms engaged in one of the Zest appreciated the spirit that prompted him. | Philadelphia Press says: Bishop Foley as- | and you will be; for as a man thinks so is he, | many domestic duties of the day. : They were all in the same situation, One | tonished Catholics to-day by coming out in an | Your lungs, your bronchial tubes, all the blood Egge-ecoo-2 me,” he remarked, in a quaint, member said that he had long since discovered | intervi ww taking str din fi f the | PPly, the nerve force are your own. God | drawling way, while the smile of a courtier that the only safe way to fill a post-office was | yer ew ung strong ground in favor of the gave you the power to keep the good and | struggled in vain attempt to illumine his to select the man whom a majority of the re- | PUblic schools system. A committee of ladies | destroy the error, Bay: ‘Asthma is n he” Trect | wizeued old features, g8-scoo-z me, but ublican patrons of that oilice wanted. The | recently called upon the bishop bearing a pe-| it as one and you will find that you have the | have you got the gonzoomption?” : itlealty, howev was to determine which | tition for the admission of women’s votes for | 8¢me power over sickness that you have over | Now, the widow is not at all consumptive, candidate had the strongest support. school inspectors. cin, pememaber that mind ayo care beay arsine haath rnp’ $i plevsortgalns prett oe c Bishop Foley signed the petition, and the | with it always, governing and controlling it in | Pleasant picture of perfect womanly heal It ‘esllless” Gans taaeead beaut it wan | Toman suffragiete Were delighted. Being ssked | all that it as well as invall that it does sone could wish to admire. “The question e to-day if he was ii vor of wot p “God is the breath of life. The body does | therefore, surprised her, but it finally dawne Often discovered that the man who had the | perovally the ety Sein he eae dot nd | aio Mentha: Eatntian’ uber its perfection by | on her that the old man was indulging ina most names had secured them merely by being | added: “I signed because I thought perhaps | bringing truth to destroy the error. You be- | little piece of polite jocularity, and she replied first in the field, and often the least desirable | it might prove of some benefit to education | lieve that you are suffering, that you must | With a smile that she was quite well, would have most names to his papers, | 224 perhaps take the schools out of politics, | cough. Destroy that belief and the apparent ‘Eggs-scoo—z me,” he drawled out again, =a iitkelakae Brig I bellove t& tie’ state providing educational | Cough will leave you. Godis all. There is no | while his eyes took on a squint which was prob- The democrat broke in here to say that cates es for its citizens, and I believe that the | oom for evil. He is omnipresent. Hence, | ably meant for a gay twinkle of gallantry; t sort = ost him four or five hundre public school should be non-sectarian. Sec- ything other than good is a mn unre- | “eggsscoo—z me, but your arms are—are—are bgp eer id that a | *8zianism should not be allowed to enter into | ality that has no substance, for God is the only | 8°—pe-yoo-diful, difficulty he had found fx follonine ec enat 2 | either politics or public schools. When I vote | substance. Realizing this, you use the body as| The widow's sleeves were jerked down with —_ ¢ had found in following petitions | | vote as John Fo ey, an American citizen, and | * machinist uses a machine, controlling it in | @ snap which nearly Seay them off, and the was that frequently the best names were on the I would vote for a Protestant candidate against | #ll its duties, sending the blood flowing to aged admirer got a look of flashing scorn which —_ oma pe pe f the things | * Catholic, if the former was better fitted for | all parts, governing the nerves, making it well. | ¢ fectually stopped the wagging of his too com- that had troubled him aroetly gieegt tee tines | the place’ in question than’ the latter. {| You have no discase. You arc well, for’ God | plimentary tongue for at least the rest of the the position of his colleen, “Ue Be W#8 1} do not approve, however, of the maintenance | made all things, and all that He ‘has’ made is | day. ‘That was six months ago, Five-year-old position of his colleagues. of schools for the rich out of the money taken | 600d. Let the truth of being destroy the error | Jimmy, the widow's youngest and brightest, DOUBLE DEALING. from the poor. of seeming. Accept the harmony ‘of health, , had taken in the whole of the conversation. A third member, with his pockets full of ap- a Deny the discord of sickness, for all is good, all | One day last week little Jimmy dashed into the plications for offices, remarked that a thing | Alongside the Solemn, if not Sublime. | i# mind. Spirit is immortal truth. Matter is | kitchen of his mother’s apartments, excited and that was still more annoying was that some of | From the Buffalo Courier. pope aetna gay ce ancir bagherorn ick,” h a; “pull baleen cm nnoy ‘ The officiating clergyman at a recent funeral | YOU, re spirit, heuce true and perfect. Ad-| , ‘Quick, mamma, quick,” he gasped; “pul political leaders in small communities had tnstined te be 1 hitehend mit for one moment that life and intelligence | down your sleeves quick. Here comes ‘Eggs- ® way, after signing a petition and generally | ¥% inclined to be longwinded and in his zeal | are not im the body; realize fors slugle iiftent | #cooz me. espousing the cause of a candidate, of sending | fF Christianity seized the opportunity to in-| that they are oue with God, and that moment See acpeyerers “private and confidential” letter asking the | dulge ina species of protracted exhortations | you will be well. You are well. You have ac- A Boon For the Fly. members not to pay any regard to the signa- | that would have been much more appropriate | cepted the gift of health. The work is done. | From the Jamestowy. Pa., News. ture, but to appoint some one else. for a revival meeting than a house of Mind controls you, and from this time fear of | Natural gas has artificially prolonged the ex- It developed that every member present had | | on “Of the | knew 18 removed You know that it is | itence of the ly. In the dys of old, ak receiveda number of these 1 ‘and they | i28- While he was talking, pet dog of the | nothing. You will never again make ita real. | i 4 Dia santige Diag has 4 agreed then and there that the rule must be | departed in some way gained an entrance to Arise well! the disease is not there, You | Dights were cold, there being no gas fires, the enforced requiring men to stand up to their in- the parlor where were assembled the family | are well.” ca last fly of summer smoothed down his little cgat- dorsements or else make their withdrawal of | 224 near relatives and friends, and stretched| Not all healers use the same formula, but | tails, ro.led up his trunk and fell over on his support public. himself af the fect of the dominic. After a | this is the substance of all. The idea common | hack after the frst fow frosts, Now the fi FEED time he showed symptoms of the fame degree | to all these systems, called. by whatever names | 155 the man who wantsa suall loan, is al eats Another thing developed by the comparison | Of MpPatience Sand he fyarene | they may be, is that there is no other power in | SiG, ws “He beaks in contest ee ef notes was that several members hal been betrayed and he frequently | the univ er) and that “God is the awned and stretched his body and le 004,” or It is a complete ig-| Winter, but there are precious few of him. The offered money if they would have certain ap-| Finally, when the limit of endrorrce tea (em rrp te eee HAs oe eine Srorecs bapoy home, where gas bills come “ne pointments made, The offers ran from @5 to | reached, the dog rose, squatted on his haunches | patient cannot accent this, he or she cannot | T¢sularlyas the ee eae #200, and in most cases it was evident that the | Pefore the minister, looked up into the man's cured. Many deaths have occurred in ‘ing up more than three live flies on Valen- face, and gave @ tremendoua yawn accom- | Brooklyn for which the mind-cure doctors are | tit! Whether the Febi fly lasts Seer taeees ade by men who did not know | panied by « pitoous whine It was too leat | rey eae responsibility, Usually phy- | Watil the young man’s fancy lightly turns to ee ping Be crous for even some of those who were bowed | sicians are called in just belie death occurs, | thoughts of s Ape aeestion: for. sei- spent all his days ina quiet community, and | With Sorrow, but it hada good effect, for the | so that there may be no dificulty in obtaining | ©' ply want to go on rec- 3 sermon was soon ord as saying that where natural gas previ was well known by the member to be aman of eee es. Peele ee ante, Tequired by the board of | 04 no tab is kept on the consumpClonit te the highest honesty in all his simple relations when there is acute inflammation going on in | sible by the expenditure of from PID to €00 to in life, but a perfect child in morldly affairs, teeaemmanaa some organ in the system, doce not some ty | preserve She life of « fy all winterand keep the mem! considerate eno se yuseholi time, the letter back to him that it might be de- phe : or wottan well, and mind-cure | oo: yy twiddling his hi "rub theories fail wherever there is disease, A well- | &@ see # fly twiddling his hi bing his ears on Feb: aoe ey that he will live in age. EENT commencing at HAl CLOCK, 1 sell the above choice stock of goods, removed fo my store for convemience of sale. This ‘goods comes from on ouses in the city, who is wiving up that branch of his t and he fest Seharacte without are of the fin regard to ci mb7-dts of the finest hi tex, and will be sold wi THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. '° ‘On WI TEENTH, sell entire contents avenue northwest, \ A. ROOT & CO, Auctioneers. EDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH THIR- , at HALF-PAST TEN’ O'CLOCK, we will of store 920° Pennsylvania ‘of di mand consistil room Kitchen diaien steain tables, No, 334 portable rane, Tefrigerator, coffee aud tea heaters, tables, chairs, eo mb11-2t ©. A. ROOT & CO., Auctioneers, counters, shelv- S03 Market Space, 'HOMAS DOWLL. Public sale FR'DA’ LOC. at ELEVEN Auctioneer. , MARCH FIFTEENTH, 1889, in front of my auction’ rooms, ylvania avenue, of Kentucky Horses an Drivers, Saddle: ‘Also Carri Gheei ireets. Any! tock can do so prior veterinary examiuat of Kentuc ride; can trot a mile can be driven by the sound. will do for any kind Coupe or Victor . leather top No. 7 and like one horse and and prompt drivers. Hess, =X fh ten a or Cynthiana, & Wood). ‘This igh, weir n end soum are fearless of steam (0. 1—DANDY, sorrel by Wm. Marshall, Maysville, By; y Red Dandy is close to fifteen hands cn, “be ‘No. 6-SET SINGLE HARNESS. S8—FRAN Gubranteed so! MINIATURE C ET DOUBLE tuils, rangy necks and ter than sour minute: Pe, of work. He is strictly sound aud kind in all harness, snd then go out the road with any of them, Guaran- team sorrel by Dr. Clark, of Kentuc! are close to’ fifteen and a I: \s Very stylish and prompt drivers, either o1 them drives single as well as double, with or without blinds. They id Mares. jouget them are Coach Teanis, Single, Trotters. ages and Harness. This stock can be seen n's Stables, G street, between Gth and examine or drive this to ‘to day of sale. No objections t0 tion, Byorderot WM. B. MYERS, ding, foaled in 1883, bi sired b; mane and tail, and as hand: e can fearless of steam or music, drives with or blinds; he always bas been used by Indies to drive and better than three minutes, and most timid person. Guaranteed No. 2—FALLING TOP LADIES’ PHAETON, with | lamp, fenders, and leather top and curtains. No. 3—SINGLE SET NESS. HAR gray gelding, foaled in 1882. (0. 4.—HAKRY, Harry weighs 1,170 pounds. stands sixteen hand high and can trot close to three minutes. He is strictly kind in all harness and not afraid of anything. He of work and then go out the road with the best of them. He would be suitable for a ria. Guaranteed sound. —MINATURE VICTORIA, trimmed with goat bay _geldings, -AD and AL., red foaled in 1883, bred by Dr. A. D. Melvin Fitchbure, Ky. sired by Hallan’s Hambletonian. Here is the n pair of hed Ladies can drive them up to the cars horses ever hite! can trot in 3:30 sure and drive with or without blinds, ‘They are fifteen and three- quarter hands high, weizh 2,175 pounds, heavy manes and tails, with blac! k points, They are high styled ‘They are very showy and attract fall for their attention wherever they fo, They took first prize at the County Fair at Mt. Sterling, Ky., last fs style, beauty, and gentleness, in single and double and. SOUPE, with pole and shafts. HARRESS. DIE,” bay foaled not (5; with very little work can trot a mile in renadier, is by Princeppa: Grens- wont; second dum Midnight is the dam of Jay Little Eddie has been handl and bas shown a full mile in .. Has no record, and is eligi a three- iinute Class. He is clean guited, wears_no boots or | yreignes, and is guaranteed to be da} points, heavy flowing rs, cau trot a wile bet stoxether. ‘They stand 16 hands re fearless of steam or nm 0 pounds, musle, end drive with or without bunds, Gusrantecd No. 16—-NO-TOP ROAD WAGON with extra long with screen and fenders, .17—-SET OF DOUB OAD HARNESS. PAIR OF PERCHEKON’ BAY ght years old, fifteen and three- quarters aud sixteen hands high. Good workers, Suit or farm purposes. Would be elegant EXTENSION TOP PHAETON. SET SINGLE HAKNESS. and 24—EDDIk 1 geldings, touted in 1883 and 1 alt red sired by Ked Buck. They hands hi rood tails, OF biusic, stand without hitching ody, if, they are able to hok and can en by any the reins. ‘hey are elegant siddlers; have been used ddle, Guaranteed sound. Thess ani SMALL DONKEY, suitable for children. nugle harness. }6-SADDLE aid BRIDLE for Donkey, HOMAS iG, Aucti » Auctioneer. of south along the line east, at wucti THREE-STORY BRICK Bi No. 1104 EIGHTH STREET SOU bo! ands followine, viz: reet east forty (40) teet south of the ed rw Suid square aud runn: of suid street twenty (28) feet six (6) iuches, thence east sevent feet, theuce north twenty-eight (28) fect ‘six 16) ition aud thence west seventy ave <3) feet to tbe ace beginning, improt . Basement brick busing, Nov 110% Sth street douse nD. URSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FOUR- On TH | TELNTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premisen, part of A Terms, day of sale, positol $200 required when the is knocked down.” Terias muade knowu at sale mblla” M., 1 shail offer for sale, im of the j remises, Jot 3 in square 3. square 930. HOMAS E. W AGGAMAN, Leal Estate Auctioneer. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PRO! , FRONT. GON bk REL: ‘TH A PROPERTY, NT BELT. £EN 24 ND IHWEST. MARCH FOURTEENT! THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctiouecr, ‘ASHINGTON CONSERV ATC ‘Cloud Building, th and F sts. Piano. EDUCATIONAL. ORY OF MUSIC, ST. Twentieth Violin, Finte. Cornet, &c. rector, . V B, BULLAKD, Din FOR #3. IN rector, mhi2-Im*_ PAIN is > drawing also, in Snell's patented water colors, Tounting pleteres on lass ; satistaction tis teed. A. 5. 225 Est. n. DWIN R. HART, LATE OF Jand g ii TUDIO 729 9th at. for practice free. ‘OCA s Certificated Pupil of ‘L LESSONS—M'LLE HENRIETTE L. ERNI, Mme. 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