Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1892, Page 8

8 KAMOWAY AccrpENTs. BOSTON AND PROUTBITION. ; THE EVENING STAR: WASHIN : . B 12, I892—-TEN PAGES. ae Mare Qcourred Last Vear Than Vote Tomorrow May ARR & paY crtr— uy tHe §™® Massachusetts to vote for no license and the | A large party of young men and girls while en ote oe retin: bempesr os HEY WORKED LIKE HEROES, . AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. # | wise aesujeahig,Gastity of the ahemyhaice Father and Son Save a Number of Girls From. THIS APTERNOON. e R : “FcTCake DL'S. FUTURE DAYS. » which one year moves inost of the thirty cities ~ pac inchonad GPO. W. STICKNEY, anct., 1216 Fst. aw. [LATIIER & SLOAN. Auctioneers, 1407 @ street | "THOS E WAGOAMAN. New! Renate | Sexi for Lcenne, ‘Te wocine prety clear that this | kating Satorday afternoon, ou Yates: pond, at |" ROGES SAU GE yEN° LOTR Pb rcEROE: PUREE, (gpremtqumigdecamphocicpaged be. Se 1s a “no license” year. “The returns from the | Westwood, N. J., broke through the ice,and| ,0F,COLUMPIA. =) sige Re wees SPPCTA! GROCERY STORE, HORSE, WAGON. Ne. tre 2? a r we AT sucH AN EVENT] i i By virtue cfs deed of trust tn SITHIN OH SALES ROOMS TURSDAY, 3 ‘ wort Jot] oc Passi: toca “Tvenday"provor that gear tho | esl of ther including Made Pery,Stela | Uker My Oi teh tte arat Rete oe YS - no license showing was large, but tits year | Kent, Lula Hazard, Tot Millen, Thomas Kent, | of the party seruret therens, we tlh ter geval Consteine in part ut. Latics’ a Children’s Shoes, STREET, AXACOSTIA, D.C. Poth OcLtek e. “ | {here has been an improvement even on thet | Ralph Planck and William Griffin, narrowly ee-| HAY Sr THCEMBER IME A LE EAGT THMEEL | feat Mey LAF A, r tos, December 10, 1892, | record. This is the way thecomparison stands: | caped being drowned. OSLBER Fa ite fi lowing described pronerty in Coats ahd Vests." Feathers, lot ‘s, 30 dozen : ‘ss ty! That inthe winrt | _Ctties isl, 1802, Thos. O'Neill, the telegraph operator at the | wit: “Ail nt lote raged ane Rant Gov ie ‘bisck cokes sae om er oe Sead pte ; ‘ ‘i ts-volerson the | a . | Westwood station, happened to be passing in a | imbered Fe ee > |G, BENSTINGER. AUCTIONEER. Feuicaueues a srrien csiia, ATCLIFFR Dani & 667 ¢ « : c an or License. Mis View, ae per plat recorded in Liber (County) Ne. 7, | > ©. on THURSDAY, DiCEMBE! PIFTEENTH. | The chances are | Wagon near the pond when he heard cries for ms P i inty) Ne. B.S. oo TeCRe j j wilt vote." next Howe. help. O'Neill was accompanied by hie father, | ‘sictaforesstt'; (= 2° SUFYevor’s ciice of the Dis] WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE | JRZ.8U TEN AM © fine line cf Nearly New Gro- Fx : License. . ~! ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash re ba! inene BAZAAR, 940 LOUISIANA AVENUE N.¥. t + Retwe ti Dennis O'Neill. Both men bravely plunged | 1) sear, with interes’ attheateey hoe eats ae Teas, Coffees. Spices, Sogars, Rx- . . west —e into the pond to rescue the girls, of tquet ce the proverdy sold. ar sit caus et eke epeies | PERI tracts, Pio Jetien, Cant worded te. fies « nce e cleo Young O'Neill first caught hold of Eaphenia | oi the purchaser, #100 Gerout ‘at inne of ante Act Seer ee ee ee, oR aoe: mg M eS rene of te Peas ps ree a e to | SoBveyencine and. reccrdine ‘Kt. pucchuents cost, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &e. Goods, Carsup, Shelf Gootta, rot the bon nl ntors, who Fey and then of Stella Kent, and managed to | Terms tn he complied with in seven Aevece abe pe WM be sora st pun : fo lawen decease keop their heads abcve water until his father | ery will beresold at t2k and: coat cof detains pee oid at the Bazeer Tuesday morning. Cizars, Tobacco, Candies Fruita, gn MONDAY. THY Arar * « setae took them each safely to the ehore. Lulu | chaser after fvedays’ readvertisement in ibe Evens December thirteenth, at ten o* lock: BER, Ine, at FOr 2 a tara tke Hazard was rescued in a similar manner. | ‘™# StF. Thirty-five head ef Horses and Mares, Some ReA Sh Rees Dee, manty «Won # likely to be gre oa very Mande Perry floated under the ice toward the 4 extra workers and drivers, To besold without Sardines, Soaps, Vinegar, Fish, 2 e he ba aif ht di ap- | Son mill. The young people who #tood on the bank, ‘s x reserve. " “ > ony thet is éon-| $5 ¥ shouting and crying hysterically, thought that! po¢eq Trustee ALSO, AT ELEVEN O*oL.0cK. aigaassecicaag = “K7} ose ‘e é and | Haverbilt 2277 ae on | sande would surely be lost, when young O'Neill | Eee Te are “taisins: Show Cases, Scales, Platform r 2 ‘ The’ mere |, Te Ro license people have gained seven | dived under the ice and caught hold of ber | [)°NCANSON 6. ACOTIONEERS, mn it may conestn. one Horse, Wagon r ¥ it mild ye mete | cities—Chicopee, Fall River, Laurence, Pitte- | dress and pulled her out. O'heni's father then THAT VALUABLE, NEW AND SUBSTANTIALL and Harnoss, to be sold for Mvers. Seale, Comnter, Bina, Mest Mask, : ~ . a TET 2h" Geld, Tannton, Woburn and Waltham. ‘On the | aesisted bis son to carry the girl to the shore, BUILT RESIDENCE AND Gh SDS, FRONT. ALSO cromery, be. : : vie ion-poly in | OtBer hand, they have lost on parrow marging She was in an unconscious condition and f BkIGHIWoob, Is THE Dis Several Wagons, Buggies, Phaetons, Harness, se, Ses tot . anh | Baten OF. m4 a ‘burg, Haverhill, Marlboro’ and New Bed- promptly wrapped ina blanket and conveyed TRICT OF COLUMBIA. i &e. AND, AT TWELVE M., an ine end recor 7 : ject sare of 1084 The total net gain for no license in these | to her home. “Her condition in considered | , Byrittu of two, dewis of trum. sit 8. BUNSINGER, Auctioneer, Horse, Wagon and Harness. § eet of i “cts Sew | twenty-one citios was 4,944. critical, | anddniy recorded in liber to28. foi" 1a amd tooo, | tt $40 Louisiana avenue nw. Jean and | jay atten | ‘This eubstantial increase is, however, noten-| The boys or young men who were with the | foto 34, oF tho land zocards of the District oF : connbiek Bega ane of sony poe, ces ene and | the property a h ; rely due to the fickleness of humanity. In | party of skaters did little more than to take | bis andat the requ $e, party secured 2 REET ETRE : pochaser after each public - the cities which changed from license | eare of themselves. | oa HONDAS, "Te ELELH DAY OF DE L Siig Eee RN Rp a ** Gro, ARMSTRONG, | y to no license, notably Fall River and Taunton, — eo BER, INME. at FOUR O'CLOc x P.M. the following ‘ Art Gauiertes, 14076 st. | conctte*aPhRE " nding ) addkde WMD CAMPERLL. fT special temperance, work bas been done among coneaet Kerr ‘as: sicunrer. described Wind and syemises, situated in the District Sratva “said Meat fled to Ale | PPHOMAS DOWLING & SON, auc .Sid Ea a ; revenues, bit (4B school children. Discreet canramers were | cEPT As 85 e bon atin ste — cs arth ine wat Sai + kn anseegitiseny rape m Srged 35 S82 | eroployed to visit the schools and circulate a| An Undertaker Who Refused td Allow Two a, as the san THE EVERETT COLLECTION 7 aot es ig rt ee 7 bstinence pledge, but the children _—_ Infanta to Be Buried. ans ae JPURCANSON BROS. Ancta | & ‘TON OF W 1 to sign it without the consent o! oriteast cor-| 4 CHANCERY SALE OF TH 4 m “o e himself to let rum alone, and, | at his stable on Stage street, Haverhill, Mass., | ft yey bey SR é 7 TEN be he pace A Eee | of trast dared Ay e > such a consent, a good many | found last night ina hay loft two small coffins | to the place of be mei dpertated a TION, OF POSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE ae ote proves, felt moved to follow it | containing the bodies of two infants. The police | ah Ts), Que-tisd os segs renty ninth cath dag ot Ma bane tion x : ; i : ac vote ‘ a e s bey 1 4 . ve wer fork beard > pe « t re A t Deeds iz e . ‘ Catnerine 1 . Gand 10, «4 n BR. Keb 4;™ 23,6 x , F k . aa Yin ani- ’ 1 b eceived: stiempted wo k meu mer n or of th nolds, | © atening to o ligetee the 1 man didn’t A oz Basie “We believe in er : si to the greatext : m= principle it would be folly bY . ‘no license’ because & i panished for offen- - . P. bed to . ri 00.060 of revenue without gents Treow. heating advantages whatever. ‘ ) | Te houor sold would not be dimin- , 7 | tebe ld be increased, perbape. ‘The an ee 1 | be would be driven into private clabs, tag nerd. view | Back kitchens and out of the wag places, "There ' __impperds, vice | would be a repetition of the wicked, eruely de- | moralizing methods which disgraced the Brown, Dowovan amt | dud its attendaut scandala and evile, netive membership. Yle | Who remember the state police and their * | oywteg the same men are able todo more, with | will start with 1,000 of tho most prominent | deirebls aisbisiose senate Tei bart ‘of the clan of thie mock vo | Wore informed and Capt. Ryan and Medical Ex~ | (male and wishteon twenty-sixth (25) day of March. : 4 Palaite anction. tn fr Lon’ euristeen hundred and ( ¥ wait he of a Wit he property, oF all cash. AT PUBLIC ai get children's pledges in towns and cities that | aininer Croston at once proceeded to the stable, rey anetn ape en e ES BY CATALOGU! ¥ TPENTH PAX re closely divided on the license question, ‘They were taken ® the police statton and under H plied with ws | ea, Ais . AT MALP-PAST POUR OG {HE ELECTION ON TUESDAY. orders from Medical Examiner Croston were ul "8 resety right 10, EING THE ENTIRI on te Pearce & Ki on ty at the risk and cost of the defaultin es In the year of etcute-m hundred wo On Toesday noxteight more cities besides Bos- | buried. Purchaser after'sitea public notices they may desta MR EL. nincty-threr (1809), “at HALEPAST THREE | 80% ng tmeeoved will vote on the license question, Tha} It was learned that the bodies had been kept |" 4 proogy ee THE WELL-KNOWN ART DEALER deat pubic suction the fonewiee tral eater | sectmeriierst.. 0 uw: wu wnee Bo. 8 the remsin cities it is expected that} payment of his bill by E. R. Ingalls, who (PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, 612 Est. a. ss _ seas G6d. ane nice nunca PM lot “ma St te Athen «eum 0,” making the stand | formerly engaged in business as an undertaker cae eee WASHINGTON, D. C.. WHO 18 GOING OUT OF | fie ¢f the surveyor of the District of Coluuabin in | [ito Ot part “Sens tek decline Soe and ¢leven “yes.” In this | in the Exchange block on Water street. Lately r | THIS PARTICULAR LINE. 3 fw Nore 1h at out of courtesy to its previous | he has been engaged in the livery and backing ae | at eM OF 8: in the “yes” “columu. Will | business, Hearing of tho discovery he went to The :najority of the collection are artists’ proofs and | "Tern ip One fourth of the rarchage mone show that the dronght has | the police station and told fully his connec- - stads, representing such etchers as t pant apy — cracked te Hub as wellastoorened the felloer? | tion with the affuir. He said that the bodies | of shedra: J.8. KING, ©. WALTNER, ¢. P. sto. equal justallmente at one] and there CB | Say of sale, parulis on ~ | were those of stiii-born infants which bad been | {ii-'reneter. com ALEXANDER HAIG, HAMIL. Reena of Oe eee na to be cocured by ths | Tih be we: > + regularly given to him for burial, and that ho | ot eos at 1 HAMILTON, GIRARDET, ARTHUR stie, with interest 2nd a reserve - . DR. PARKHURST TO mR. ByRNes, | ed placed them in the cellar of his store Fogn oc TUREELL, PIREET POSTER, ALFRED 1d, oF ail cash at ‘the ing for the payment of his bill, vcr ALAL '¥. TURNER. & G. FERRIS, of $500 te be 1s % Gnssuein, Maree nies down. All conveyauciug at the | TL! f ls Him to Step Quoting Seriptureard | A year ago, when he was forced to leave his AGN: ACEETH BOUCHER, inser Attend to Busines store, he moved hurriediy and took these coffins | /y<innly te =a iat RAJON, BEL- HENRY WISE GARNETT. : RS gue | 22d their contents to Jacques’ stable, where ho | foar ct S, LOPISGICH and snxny othermg rvivine Trustie, > HUGH T. Ta I e Rev. Dr. Parkhurst and Su-| 15% allowed thom to retaain sin ‘There was | ‘ollection of abont ~ tnres. J # rind Aaa 8 of the New York police de- ven at war in the newspapers Early last spring Dr. Parkhurst t the police department of that city : elther inefficient or dishonest. The an inscription on one of the coffins and by it the police were directed toa well-known family. ‘Vhere it was found that a still-born child was given to Mr. Ingalls for burial threo years ago, and a receipted bill was shown dated in Jan: | Uary, 180, making it nearly three years that The suivocts ‘were ot orisiaal with the etsher) | P)UNCANS toners | [JUNCANSON nos, ACTIONS SOUTURNER, WALLER, DAUBIONY, TRUSTEES SALE Ob 8 VALUABLE 1 TRUSTIES ALE OF VALVABLE © ANT, MURILLO, ETON, 4 4 : , REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING ¢ LET, MUNKACSY, RERKOMER, D! BRICK HOUSES NOKIHEA at OF FIPTEE sp P ste eeeTe F STREETS AND | h | tatsix percent Binns HEUR, SCH F rEg . 4 lee Lof tram! to the on terstemed: ent denied the charge and de-| the’ bodi been allowed to remain ain | le spnitenaually.c REAN, Bote x. LISSER, rict of Columtis, und at the req party se | Mtl . DEM BE Ane Dr. Parkhurst, with « couple | buried, members of the family were, of | on this pr_porty PETTIE, RAPHAEL. SONIER, and “ude o: the notes, the un iers'ghed ye ih, EMBER n made that celebrated | course, indignant and took steps at once to | Hmeof sale. Tornst DIXY _ EEE eT Tay | ove hundret an ‘3 stor gage the ex-| havea burial of the remains. How long the | Purchaser aft | and others, the whole forming the most important co! BR, 18H, HALE-PAST FOUR | ! . eS mia: dilaakahia ike 1 | other body kas remained unburied nobody | Ste newspaper. | lection of the kind ever offered at auction in this city. PM. y 3 Bore i's wut : Min disreputable places’ and | knows, unless Mr. Ingails knows, and be does | 20-4 | e RON TS a : pty oe ; hunarel am | ned that here wus his proof. | hot cao to exy much ot é = GRAND EXUTBITION 7 : and jury of New York made a al Be District. Attorney, Moody fa ALL DAY MONDAY, DECEMBER TWELFTH, 1892. | Mount’ Plesess Dr. Parkhurst's charges. | an7 he declares that there is no penalty for the | : Sastion aoc | yer apn y ene Castaee, offense, but the parents-who gave the child to| YWWALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneer j pg et ton associates on the before | toeatis’ for burial and holda reecipted bill | W TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER TuIR. | 4 ee. ie “ O09, Suit ote murdered 14 sued LANE trip, wan arrested charged with | iS 'sror will sue him fore breach of ‘contract. | _ i 2 Of the record of ait . $1,000 om earl lot ait watorine Awense ip ded eapes ob a duevoatcees tien ours elnshanbrasiepecneasete | eee van: TEENTH AND FOURTEENTH, 150, iinet to mat tesa nt Dr. Parkhurot up to attack by : ge | oF | | Ino? "Tae will be j Bees Rie MEL Som enaieation ont Washington's Grandnephew Dena. cidisiyiarGin we cone AT OUR ART GALLERIES, 1407 . 4 . wally x59 ry th has been written by Dr. Parkhurst, | — Major a holas ; a = Gasanapher of mow evan (euare FLOOR, AI NAM. i | : : > nh | F : ar, ig be ray eoented Oy I ws: | Gen. Washington, died yester Tharieston, mee nies piRS se SEVEN P.&. EAC! a ayable s-ini-an i 2 - 4 letter Mr. Byrnes jnraps from vitu-| W. Va, His father laid off the town of Ravens- COMPANY. TWE FIRST PAST SEVEN P.M. EAGH DAY. de y Se a to theology. af posible. he is 4 Porte | wood on land bequeathed to him by Washing. AL. SAL co dese a A ee tain ote ae eT ee ACME | ton. Major Fitzbugh acrved in the conte ctu ie ocae aloguies is such a thing us thelaw. Both are good when | ST™My as adjutant general _unde mock” come - Sastranshas oe wats but both are spoiled ‘by being | MeCaus 1 was prominently ideutilie ROOMS, COR TENTH __LATIIPR & SLOAN, take fia apel reqptires us'to deal leniently | With business enterprises at Charleston. AND PENN’ Aas STATES MAS SHAE SA af ~ 2+ | Mr. Byrnes deals leniently with 3 M \ NUE im ;ALTER 10 TELDS, nother matter, His evolt of Mexican Indians, : we Shek Mipoui, ives w t i make it execrable in the} A courier from Onavs, a sinall town eitnated At, TWO AND , Ban rt OF S08 Lor No oe ay | arate I hich is exactly what he is| in the mountains in the state of Sonora, Mex., HALP-PAST SEVEN P.w i : * + : Back nd has not the remotest intention of | ae ¥ i i) BEING HOUSE | (J 20. W. STICKNEY, Avetionser, 2210 F at, x Foy agtig | TRUSTEPS: SALE OF VALTABLY iat : , | PROP eens Neo tol has brought the information that the Yu Indians to the number of 2,000 ars nntil entire extra- | Of the til entire extr: Pr fo says he has raided and closed 440 houses of ili fame, Granted, and yet ke knows there nas been a time daring the past ter hen the social vice was practiced more | “ ' f Y TWE at HAL hk han it was three weeks enbsequont | valley of the Y May E 7 ee sca ae 2 Ftain piece o- parcel of | It is not the closing | the past thres e villag i . meng gy by h It isthe moral purpose | Dico, the hacienda of ain . | ‘0 ud that is etly wh ir. Auctioncors, SOUTH ee Sty the full depen of has not got. His business is to| two sous of Munosti and. six ver : Te ae Tro! 3 rit, 1900, | 2eseptheast end ranning beck » Sumibered ome tit tn ke Inw majestic, and he docs not. Ho! killed. The handful of Mexic ( Pause Laser : eq., of | brick house thereon, containine Broome p~ 8k. makes it contemptible. He k jays with infrac- | that section are je to accor : dat term: of sale: One-third of the parchase money im he Dicwebe one and unless the Mareh grand jury | in the wa: “it | Stach the nes maya ino r at fault, vtands at the head of a| jecti et bad the cou i ise 5 | bear interest ut rer + « t coins wealth out of the ve to meet the red men in ba A force of £00 4 ae Payable setul-anmudly- amd secured constituted to suppress, He cannot | troops will be immediately eent to the scene of Sa. 19, folio 60 e department till the animating | the depredations. i@ District. 1 inspiration to the force. : ‘ wel cn Tenerve the riht to reset! the said =~ : a sonra Se Sent, 90 man a or lelnaitine purchaser after Boe =U find ie who. seclis it long and yer] Application was made in the Allegheny (Pa.) BEETS NORTHWEST, Ay ; ¢ | Uaileall enle whi be auibjsct to. deed of trast trom | @2-o THON. '#, WaGcaman, | Truem. istently enc the 0 secboat me ‘ ¢ Paver. “Teh | Sommer Seote snd wife to 3: + HO. W. STICKNEY. ortioneer, good « s should bein bed.’ What'do w courts Saturday oe ede: NTH “ublot, Wid be separately offéred t | Charles Pearson, to sec soo Eemepeer | Gn ©. STOCRBEE, Aoctinen, SSS, hate police for, if it is not to seek it oat | ar er for the Order of Solon. ‘The bill con- y : der $000 and joterest, &°. bearine date the 1oth | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALTAMLE mm ane shen ectable people are in bed? | tains a number of vensatio: rges, glleging | 17 sPromincs on TUS 5 em ge GR feed Second ct the Ditton cease BE] pRoveD PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE Sa “I w ould farth rand say ae am pet table | that Rev. Mr. Covert and others, acting as the gas Ye t rar, cont 208 et sea. la ppp . 42 N STREET NORTHWEST. thane the aaperin ee test ot relce | Supreme Lodge, unlawfully from the | Prontine 22 fine Ye Hou Sie) Eien at tie ioe! of the paehasee warren wes ube tice, See fre stg Tone OF s city go to the dev when they are | membership oft Sapreme Lodge and after. | ro oe Ta Ae SF ah ALTER E. WRIGHT, the istrict of Colunbie, amd at ated anew § pee saya he can show mo a well-trodden | Ward consti fruvires tesoree. the a9-akas dE Gurst oc the party aecured : _ — Saie"ie.ine'et theyre eee THCNEDA ¢keads from the very door of my|ing Rev. Mr. Covert attor | JPUNCANSON BEOS., AUCTIONEERS. FirTheN tH Day OF DECEMBER, Iswe. at ws it were, to agbrothel nearly a gun-| order; alto that Mr. Covert frandule = r 2 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE rwproven | PAST POUR O'CLOCK ¥.M-. as tual corti * | falsely represented that he was a person of | i ‘ PLOPENTY ON K STRPET BETWEEN SIXT it | P27" - = y Tey j 4 AND CREVENTH “SRRSOIS Soe ‘wn ay lox wumbered seventy eight (78), rs nd —_— olici financial ability, and by threats, charges aud | * : 8 = e ; EVE i, NORTHEAST, | to Mary TK. Squires’ subsitvision of part of I am obliged to you for your. unsolicited | 7 | Th 3 WASTINGTON. D.C i psy ive hundred end ton. I loath ihe man with unutterable | ffaudulent representation induced the ot! { are now open to convenient aud careful | , By ei-tue of a rertain deed of trust to us, bea-ine Dorition of splen: | fendants to appoint him attors = iso | ; oat viet ae of te Par hascs, | IBAPCCHON Sn ASK 3. DIETDONNE. Trasten, | Ear waned Eds tole ter Fecorded ia | Sarin the ageregate the sum of 6 Sent ies ‘ res does, dares. to | that within four years cert gregating Pigee Gelkk laud records of the District of Goltimiie: ant"at the | "1" ot arte, ech tn exretst ald Acct publicly confess that he is per- | £3.000,000 wil! have to be met and that the as- aa : ‘ aS - = Feqrent of the rardesenctred therety BS te Ey be oI : another way of saying that he | #essments will be so burdensome as to be im-|! f Hoe | Dav SHE RITE Ay Ge BESTS i | Toconding at ‘purchavore ‘cow. "Tarun of , one of these bell holes into which, | Postible of collec tendering the pur- : SRUSTIPS SAL ALU | 1802) at HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK pave byt OE a, he says, he knows that young men are being| P08 of the order imporsible. A preliminary tu Washington, D.C, se ERTY iplowing dewerited piece or parcel of land, : * injunction was granted restraining the deiend- aks WILLIAM MeNEIR, Trusteo, 2 : lorie “No KOM of the SATION AT “in the name of the two hundred and eighty- | 2 from acting until after the hearing of the | Jy awNpnokeivs AvCrI ox swronpay |, BYvittue of a : ofthe lant | siden, treasurer, and Oliger Gon ral ection of the act of consolidation and : EXSPASLREVES Baste danall weit pupite ance | Fe eras z ‘ iat the Ro.'is, pare 129, toxether with improvements 1 wretched young’ men of my : : * offer for sales im | thes 4s blighting and raining, I de- journeymen barbers’ national convention | }?¢, ae pee wilh please Ya the following tea ribed provers. | Sirkteen (1%) mutha 19° be Secured ty purchases | p BEEN Ga cor in dend of tema ewe nd of yh You put your | cloved at St. Louis Saturday with the election B AU of tot mumbered twenty C3 ote, bearing interest at 6 por he District of Columbla.” and oi lon thel nnd crush fi of the following of ers, St. | (VEO. W. | fed ten, hundred und sheer (1000, said | trust pom the property wine “Fer Lord's wake, Byrnes, when you| 0°.) slices ghee ag tS anes BRICK MAC: | chasers A dergstt of $100 wil eee, ote don'toulogize the Gospel in the seme sale | 280, ; ecretary; W. E.| ah ; ) E "e | at time ofsale. All coaveran ine and recording at | WA Eawetgt i b vou - iat elf- | Klapesiek: y nresi- EI . t] SO. 11 ‘bt: hr purchaser'scost. — Teruns of sale to be complied with ath with which you make that damning eelf- Pp ice presi- . 7 f in ten days or property will be sold a: risk of default cciuination, Your ease is strongest when | dent; J. E. Bartless, Jackson, Mich.,W. Sehoon- | ,o1GH<H | Rea anenictaa ee tee MEG xe; cont yer | tng purchase voaay least, You had better quit the Lomily | brown, Chicago, treasurer. These officers also | 10r. tolled i th Fi seemectpelen cages bags WE EoMOR STON, f ‘Trasters, sinew cad attend to your Tegitimate con- | compore the exceutive board and general a- | Pett ier! ‘Terns ot sale. AM cath. $1004 R220 ‘Oftce, No. 300 5th st. n- oe | tional organizer's board, with control over sex a mhe ¥ y will be reach cele ord a PosTro! as pee CARER state organizers. President Meyers was chosen | VAY OF DE *, “FPA fain varchar after ave days’ readvertisement atl MONDAY, DECHMBES MIRELEENTH. Tao, Fell Fifteen Stories. 0 a Y | The'Evenine Star. apy en yo erty sfthated in. the Charles Chanter, a botanist, who was engaged | American Federation of Labor at Philadelphia | a wits Pers ot ort d| n2c-00 PALER BTN Ree | Trastecs. $ TAMEON.? Trustees. riiculturel department at the world’s autvek: A full list ot.or; % * pte gn Een isct | JR ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS, i Office 500 Sth st. n.w. ; Sascaie "em ext conven ay aie = oii th in the Navonic Tem: | the tirst Tuesday in December, 1893. y G'ecett | TRUSTEES. SALE O7 VALUABLE rapnoven | TJUSCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. |) hicago yest el ha _ Seis se a - b TL STREED NORTHWEST, FO! Jo the basement, ‘bis body being ‘The World's Falr Expenses. , dend ait Pp pak PE QF THE Lave sts: | TRUSTE GS Se sObri SOR OF xpted to alight ‘at the fourteenth | A Chicago dispatch says: “‘Noze iaoney hns cs sage! By virtue of ad Sugeeme Court of the} — BEAMEES, aN the elevator “started upward and | zeady been paid out in creating the world’s +: One-half cash in excess of anid deed | Dintrict of Coltiniia, passed, On Reremeee ee oe. Be ee could be st - soe - A of trust, an: e balane one yeer, with interest at | 1S 2, inequity 14,2 Mherein BB med. fair than the directors thought would be neces- | (f.7ast Aah roma ageg ogee ere ha ont. epreln Mery, fo.ms Oearine date Ocegher = sary to complete it when Congress voted to send | 9"! B of the Varciauwer. | $1 Lente. | Bradiey. + Se eden ra Eat | et seq. of the land records _ rs soon Allconvey mine a i ley. Jostph Guede 3 Abd Ja:nes Donald Came- | Th" Sia%, ‘the pequent oF 1} Boxes ona Street Car. | the exposition to Chicago. Ten million dotlars | ‘Terms to be coup: ron Brad ey are defendants, T will seit at nmblic aus cial trial of street railway mail | was thought to be the limit, though Auditor | “UM se0lbat sind toi Retr ee Day DEMS REE hae ce with especially built car was made in | Ackerman’s report shows that the expenditures | 1%-cod&ds __ JOMN FE. BENTO Bert Selo petal isiet apiece” cue Gl) te The car resembles very | to December 1 bave been $12.460,235.61. ‘The RATCIPEE, DARE & CO., a1 dred and sixty (60), this city. in construction and appliances the reg- | Téceipts have been $13,229.451.93. The available Wii fecdd inches on Now Jemey’ esa, - balance on hand Dece1 ci 088.33, | TRUSTEES SALE OF FIGHT VALUABLE. BRICK | 144 feet 3 inches on Now Ji over the St. Louis Suburban line, which pene- | of expenditures, But the souvenir coins are STREETS NORTHWEST. OPPOSITE THE | Street and. contuins 14 fiver foet lc most thickly settled portion of the | caming sgon and the directors have nearly| FIRE SHOMARE A tAT RLY oceubiED Oy | Lares abel bys Sires 1 ‘i a $2,000,000 vet in exposition bonde, from which | py virtue of adesd of tras, iven us-end dul rear. : eh TANT SALE OF ¥ Mes ex carries distetbalaes for: Ue pooper | S008) 08 fh e> Fon tax. bende team PERC Sart of as: riven wsrund duly ve: | RE. oa: Ome ahind of the (= SPECIAL Axp 16 TON TANT picked up at various wub- | 8 pin RibEL cores mar | Sccords of the Dist ict of Colma’ the. wade cieead| cast an the balance tit THEE STORM ANT the rallying points of carriers along | °hinery will be kept well Lub: " Preatern gill on TIUHSD AY. THE eT PEEENGH | che and twa years froma sda fie nd thus prevents the sending to the FOUR O'CLOGK P.M... sell ir ubtic wuctign, ia { Or il cach, at the of lettors intended for points further Modeled After Tammany. fromt ofthe proses, watts 12 14s 29 199 ik, | Neaaueme an Push line. ‘The trip Saturday dem-| | Arrangements have been completed for the | 14. 13! and 140, sauare ‘34, tn the city of abt: | ened elie | onstrated that the new service will not only ex- | formation of a Tammany Society at New Haven, | {3l'are imiroved sack ‘by anew ‘ight-r Soin and bath | otherwise the lar. Wiaital “Geaceity fa the aiclivery of tails cots | COMR., which ito Le modeled after the New | irlek dwaliine, aera es heated hy ie | en nko hi ity. Under the | York political organization. The association | *la, ao ERS 43, 14F and 140 are, imme. | Served. @ldkas loss Libor and greater rapidity. | ‘The territory | democrats of New Haven. ‘The first meeting | o., AY aPresian sre covered by the new service is estimated at one” | will be held Tuesday evening. when the organ. | TEERTE: thoa!at fina Phi EOE ORL, vixth ef the city, and it is expected other rail- | jration will be fected. ‘The leaders of the frontof ti Premins, Nirine of the O08. J. FISI & CO. way ines will ave the same arrangements, | scheme are conident that neatly every demo- | 737° fs" gheat ah amen 3 i | T HEATERS eater, 100 F | when the result must be « great improvement | crat 13) et iss | in the local ‘mail service, ‘Thiets a plan which | Cratanite, town will become @ member of: the ire to hich a %; knownas nouses Nes. | PEREMI fy ig n aveané inert ROPERTY has isan ushed at the Fasaee of B Anemsnaped Z ae Ry R Genera ‘anamaker, who will endeavor v of wi secure its adoption in other cities when its efii- Prospects of the Telegraphers. ing cacy is fully established, cba ase oe ARG A Wisconsonian Disappears, A general alarm was sent out yesterday for Albert De Leur,aguest atthe Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, who disappeared from there on December 4. Mr. De Leur isa contractor liv- ing in Milwankee, Wis, He wont east on basi aay siete geez! meat rug {nd disppeated once before for ‘The minister of war of Portugal . Cy be at the tine of troup will celebrate ite fourth anniversary on | *yetem would not. tanoy a.nevivel of 16 : Deseuaber 29 wists sn inform re pow. ate bontd af police ageig ts power" nnn ox the ea Bens vettor, take Ve. Bully Co gs Syrup. CPL | ote mer HS Sov. oe iad ae