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FMpNsIEpE8S pv SALE sh p,s 0 3nv VERY DESIRABLE
IhE G6RNEk Of VEST ANP I'm mon ] &c fGo I
THk MfTRofoiIfAN9 N s IRE fiN kAH II
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated Aprii "A, ax
5 5ss,4 and duly recorded in Liber No $50 folio ~
~ OF the Land re. records for the District OF Co -
NIL Eel e publie auction IN front of the premises
situate in Georgetown. District Of Columbia. being
al that certain tract Of land contained within the
ming for the same at the corner formed by the in
east line of se s Of MesT street <e VIII the
running north by and with the east line of Mont
and parallel with West strset one hundred and nifty
9Soi feet; thence SO south and parallel with Mont
Street and thence west by and with the said West
street and the north line thereof one hundred AID
hfty QoO feet to the pace OF the beginning, with
the improvements and appurtelances to the ga ne
Terms of sale One fourth GO cash; balance in
three equal installments. payable in one. two and
three years for which notes OF the purchaser bear
f 1ns o hon sS 81 SAL AHA and secured by deed
cash at p1reaasers ostion SlO0 deposit al time Of
cnssers cost II terms sae are 'sT not as NTH
in ten days frem the day Of sale, tho Trustees re
cost of the defaultnG purchaser after five days
notice IN in the :, Ev1ninE star nesspaper.
t tHHalNAsp H. D. M MAf Fhr Is Trustees.
no2t cod J, L COLDWELL. Apct
E4uICH, FOX BROWN. Real Estats Er 7kers-
IRT TSBE SALE ALE OF PRINTING PRESsEs.
EQCIPPED PRINIING OFFICE.
BY virtue of deed d trust, dated Tarcj attn A.
d. 1879. duly recorded in I'ber ~ foho 27f. OF
seq one Of the and eeosds Tor the bistrc; OF Co
,9i am al the written reqaest of the party Sc;
IN @ 81 en- T II Eif a4S e r at
Type, Boiler and Engine Paper Cittar, * an,
printing msteri3l generally named in the Schedule
attached 10 the deed OF trust ana contained in said
:, Terms. Cash. \ deposit Of 5000 required at
.,,..o, JAMES Z. Fl TCH, Trustee y
DUECANSON BROS. Aucts. dec3- eotds
sg7ios. j. FISHER * co, Real Estate Aucts.,
f 1923 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT, M
itOrRD By 4 SNAIL. BRICK HOUSE, ON
AAD si sfa FFEfTb hS SEKfHHE Wfs StT EhN
a a5S the S9 day = Of N2ysmP sG
st ne iaa recoIds FIR the District Of 0onoLia
ton. in front of the prelnises, OF, WEbNES DAY,
TIE lsIH DAY OF DESEMnEs, A. ,. 1850. AT $50
designated as lot I,mbeTcd fifteen n5), in Dsyld-
and IT s IN sS ss hen
by = tmo, et sro Br TX H 4,, 49,
IN mems tss 2 and sd tie balance 10 sGn d ps tai,
terest per cent per anlum from the day OF sale
and secured by deed rust upon the premises.
post Of Si6o will be required st the time Of sale
FL conyeyancing is to be at the pnrch asers cost
All arrears of taxes and assessments will be paid by
the Trustees cut of the purchase money.
The trustees reserve the Eight to resell the prop
chaser if the terms ofsale are not compiled with
within ten days u a tS q Day Of s sa!e
noy29-6Sds THos. HIDE, o''o ---'' Trustees.
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THE EVENING STAR.
HoNpAN ..........Decembcr q. 1850.

-, a SINGULAR ACCIDENT occurred a few days
oluCe II Tue louisville, Pa shaft colliery. TINS
na,et, Win number or men. suddenly stopped
Sh,h I'VE hundred feet from The bottom OF the
smart, ana the weather was 30 Intensely cold
9nst1 me cage troze solidy To IT. surrnun iiags
~ could neither be hoistCd nor lowered and
me men were in danger OF frecZlnC 10 death.
PIPES. and by melting the Ice the mo- vere
HUlN'tu 20 me surface, after being suspended
HOT seNelai hours In very dangerous position.
MRS BERGNANN STILL lNFAE- ATEn.-Nrs
btTsln@hn. inc Young woman who LEFT her hus.
band In Philadelphia about two weeks 40 an 4
came 10 this city 10 look Tor a young SpNniarf
NGom she had met on board OF a steamer has
been staying ~ The Park avenue hotel Tor ten
days. urder an assumed name. She has not
Nef recovered nom her trouble. and refuses To
return TO her husband. She retains q lively
affection for her old rooms az police aesI-
quarters. and lately has made frequent SIS "a
10 the. friends she made while staying there.
sometimes size has been accompanied by A
nurse, and AZ other times she has been alone.
N,lr iOTb Ti-i1GEt.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
~ 9Th and ID streets northwest.
500 VOLUMES BOOKS.
bs s ssass 90d srSsF s sn fs Na f9r III
cal and scientific Works, at auction within s5eS
our rooms. TUESDAY, DEFENDER IRA. AT I'm
O'CLOCK. 1t
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioncers.
~ 9Th and u streets northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF NEW AND SECOND
HAND FURNITURE, &C.,
COMPRISING general assortment. Also, -
tn st on Tasss.s STOVES Ts ~ at snc
BER III, AT 10 o'CLoCA- 1t III
T{NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucroneer.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ENGLISH STONE
on w EoStaHH MORNING. pgcFunsn sra.
room (Star Buidius} shall s,l a large consisn-
rent OF the above goods. in lots t. suit dealers and
dec6.2t THOs. BOWLING. Auc.
's'HoMAs BOWLING. Au,roneer.
vkEY yssEvABLE BTILDINq LOT on l.H2DE
ktESTH Il sTr 4 dr1d ASD CONNECTICUT
On II EsDAY AFTERNOON. DKcEMuE 4 g.
lsaH i III lSSn. At +o,SLooE on the PREMISES.
Of - ftet. running back to an aaey ard cent.n.nx
AXIS 81 100 square feet Of around THIS pr Opert.
u located On the north side Of Rhode Is and eve
nue, hetU "Su l1th street and Connect M avenue
II enc - lie II ~ rapidly improving sections Of tn
-.
Terms One third cash. balance at Elk, twelve
aud C!EE Teen months with notes bearing interes
att y yer cent ser annun until paid, aud scCu Ell
10y dted 4 trust on the property sold Couseyaac-
lnE, &c, st purchasers cost Sln deposit re-
GClrt v hen IL" property Is struck off
deceit lHudAS DOMLlNG. Auct.
rREIlU~TTTS' SAIEUF NALUABIt ItpEDvTD
4 PROPERTY. IA 1926 ll-EN IL TIA STREE Z
NoRTUNE Isl. Al AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed Of trust 10 Us, dated sy.A
October 2nth, 1876, and recorded in nher = .
No SSU. folio ia, et seq. one OF the lsni -Ss-zk.
the reguest of the PARTY holding iue and UNI ld
notes secured thereby, We Will sell At public aUc-
ten. On FRIDAY, TIE 11rH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A ID lsSV, at o'EI /. in front Of tie pre-
misses all Of lot numbered tgelt y--evel - } ia
toltluan and Adams, Trustees, rec)r,ic1 suOai-
visions II square numbered three hundred and
nine tiO9l, IL the city OF va hinstan, ID. G. lot
Zih by 20 feet, with the improvements thereon,
cor-istp5 81 8 To-story Birch Dwelling and Store
Terms Of sal: Onc-fourth cash; halaGce 10 SIX.
twelve eighteen and twenty four months, with
lntel est 3t six ler cent per annum. C'nN rydncnx
at cost OF purchaser. 2lO0 ID he paid down imme-
distey after sale. IL the terms % ale are net com
Piled with within ten dSys after day q. sale. Tue
property will be resoid NJ the risk aud co>t 81 lie
faOlupg purchaser by living i've days notice OF
sHch re ale ~ the Evening Star ueTspspCr' pub
lsleG in said city.
b bkEFBI /! !: N .24:: Trustees,
vi
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucsionesrs,
9th and D streets n w

~ 9Th and D streets w.
ExEoUTRIx SALE OF GAME CHIoKENs
HORSES. CORN, FODDER, HAY, FURNI.
TUkE, &c.
By virtue of an order issued by the Su-a
preTne Court of the District of Coumbis, VI
holding special term as Probate Court, 1 f&n
viii sell, st pubic auction, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING. DECEMBER STH, 1880, COMMENCING
AT ~ O'clock NOON, at the late residence of James
Eslin, deceased, on Columbia road. near the head
of 10th street northwest and rear OF Columbia Col
eye, the personal effects partly named
40 Game Chickens, Hogs.
HoIses Carts, Harness Buggy.
Flows. Chest Tools. Cutting box.
Bay. Corn, Fodder. Scales, Meas ures.
Let OF Household Furniture. Watch. &C.
Terms: Cash.
MARY ANN HoLMSAD.
ESecutrix of Estate Of Jales Esl.l. Deceased.
dSci 81
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TNHCS. ]. FISHER K CO,
l. Real Estate Auctoneers. 1928 81. NV

fTNHCS. J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 81. z. ".
CEANCERY SALE OF A FOUR-STORY BRICK
H0t Sc On NORTH 4 STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS EAST. IN
THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY DE THE
CAPITOL.
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court k~x
OF tie District OF Columbia PASSED in equity -
cause No .44S, Will sell at public auction H..
on FRIDAY, THE Sd DAY OF DECEMBER,
1850, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the premises
the following real estate situated in the city of
Washington, ID. c., TO wit: All that piece or parcel
OF ground known and described as lot twenty-five
CID, in square No seven hundred and TWENTY
(72s), together with all the improvements and ap-
pnrtenances TO the came belonging.
The terms OF sale are as fol Ows One third of
the purchase money il cash. the balance in tlires
equal instruments. payable in six twelve "a e gh-
teen months from the day Of sale. for VIII ch the
purchaser shal give bis promissory notes. bearing
interest nj six per cent per annUIo, secured hy
deed OF trust on the property all in cash az rur-
chasers option. deposit OF 800 will be req u red
at time of sale Terms of sale to be complied With
within FIVE days from day of sale and all con yeS an
cling at purch ssers' cost.
FRANK I. BROWNING, !,
Columbia Law Building, btl st. II. W.
BENJAMIN DAVENPORT, ( ArNSIees'
1896 street n w po21-d Siie
egTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN TIL
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER L. 1Ssu at same hour
d3-t5ds bFNJAMfS DAVENPORT, IFust"es'
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"H0MhS BOWLING. Auctioueer.
SALE OF LEASFEDr.D ESTATE OF PART OF
LOT NO: II IN P.s TEES' SQUARE. GEORGE

SALE OF LEASFFDEn ESTATE OF PART OF
LOT No: - IN PETERS SQUARE. GEORGE
BY virtue Of d deed Of trust from the late -
John Z. HUGHES IL the understand, d. ed ~
10th day Of October. 1876 a-d culv recorded xsL
IN Iber Ne: CPS folio 300, oae i the land records
of the District OF Columbia, and at tia reaues. of
lie party secured thereby, i VII otter at public
sale, il front Of tire premises. On MONDAY, i3rH
DAY OF DECEMBER, les0. ~ GHE HOUR Oh 3
O'CLOCK II TIE AFTERNOON the iC iseho'd estate Of
that part cf lot No. - u pct,rs' square, George
town D. T., beglnnIn,S for the same a. The end OF
:Henty feet on south side Of Bridge street ae4s
tired from the northwest corner OF said lot No. Il,
gQG run essteriy with BRIDGE street :Vauty feet ;
then southerly. makipt rieht ANGLE with Bridge
street enc hundred AID twenty fee. to an alley .
then westerly with s3iC alley tgenty feet; thence
north and parallel with first line - the be.yinlSls
Together with the improvements upon IN" sane.
according to a lease recorded IN L.DeT T. NJ. 20.
folio l5l, CT the lsnd records.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
cash, tie residue III six and twelve months, tire
purchaser giving his notes with interest, secured
by deed Of trust or pay 81 casa. All c1nyeyau-
clng al the expense OF the purchaser.
Gec2-1Ot X. p JACKSON Trustee.
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I T CoLDWELL, Resi- Estate Aucti9ne.r
lKTsTEEs' SALE or VERY DE,TRtrsr
IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE SOTra
WEST CORNER OF TENTH AND ]
STREETS NORTHWEST, UPPO>IIE 4
PUBLIC IESEItNAr ION.
By virtue Of 4 dee't IF traot dGtei ;, lrc,n- "a
her 26tb, \ ID. tST'. dGiy recorded ia i.jhar
No. sos. fclo 3tS, one II the ia rec r Il tor Y.
the Uistrt OF Colurih'a and 1T the written ,ain.t
Of the party secured thereby. W. sell II Viih.i,
auction in iron: OF TIE Premises. on FRIDAY. he-
CFMHEE lUTH, 1856. AZ 81 o'rLoCE Pm -rr
Ci Washington, Dlslr.ct ~ G. ia .-ba. > wi; PART
OF Lei Numbered eileen Oh. - Da,Its"n's sob
division II .0ts in square aurnb.r,i three uGad ed
and forty f"1r i3i+'. BeRinai!E for tte 81 1le a
the northeast Corner Of saif lot aud sQare ai IN
Ming inches west thirteen ,i5 feet aud one - inch
on the south line IF narjl ] street, thence sO1tn
ttty-foIr t5ID feet aud six 90 inches thence EAST
thirteen tl3) feet and ID inch 70 the west line
OF lOth street, sud thence north along the Vest In q
Of said street tfy four GA feet and six o6D iuce
to tie place OF besinnlns, together with tho iIa-
iroyements, consisting, of one two-st0fy AID one
thrce-story brick buildings.
Terms: -hsf cash aud the balance IN 81 X
months, with interest a. SIX yer cent. PER annHHl,
secured by deed If trust the property sold or
al cash, al the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
of 500 required at the time sale, and s convey
sQCing n purchaser cost. Terms ia hs compEed
with in seven days, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right 10 resell the property at the risk and
OF the detaultlux purchaser aIter Il se days adyer
tisement.
ROBERT o. HnI. rZNTAN, r-,..,o.
SIMON kAI2EN5l1lA,
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EOR RENT Furnished ROOMS en- suite or
n sIryie with every comfort deliehtfuly located.
at private residence, near the Capitol, 1871 Mary
land ave. northeast. dec2 Ct
T,OR EENT-A corner STORE apd DWELLING
II with xas, water, stable AMI 20 I'd cellar; fix
lures IN Store. Rent S25. Icquire ~ 9ls Sd st
northwest. dec2-2w
INOR REAT-PAELOR and BEDROOM, on zee
II oud floor handsomely sn3 newly furnished ali
modern Couyeniences; suitable for Se2stor or
mem Der OF Congress, at ll0T st northwest, bet
Ilth snd 18th most desirable location, 20 squares
cast VI kk3.tt House. dsc2-6.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

vE'RUsTEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
Il UNIMPROEED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TIE C0RNER OF VEST AND MON room
hKY STREETS. AND On THE LINE OF
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24lt \ ST, 5rB, FIRE. 10. 80
Montgomery ht....l0 81
IA 2tth St, 6 rs. way III
25l0 l st...fTame. VIZ. 10
Stores.
Cor. 20th x SITS. S3u
Ne cor. - ~ l. s.5.. q
2iSt Fl at, brick Il
lluS Sti So. s.e.....-. II
Cor. 2jth Il @ SIS, br. l.
ei4 I'D ST. II. W. bTi1E.i5
tlp5 Conn ays........i3
Cor. - Il K SO. fine. Ii
". Il. WILCOX,
h ard | SITS. northwest.
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SPECIALTIES.

SPEClALTlES.
DILEs-A PERMANENT CURE ARANTEED
Il in from one to two weeks: 1 can refer to the
hundreds Of cases of blind, itching. bleeding md
liberated Piles | have cured dnring the pas. three
winters. Gffiae hours from ~ a. IN. to y. In.
4. A. CORKINS, 81. D., No. 702 18th st. north
west. decb- 3in
MRS H. f. WEIGHT, CLAIRvoYANT AND MAG
WI NETIC PHYSICIAN, has eminent success in treat
ing acute and chronic diseases. The suffering
should call at her residence, 600 9th ST. corner OF
St northwest. oct2S 6w'
NJ CORA BLAND. n. D.,
WI Has removed from sos 18th st. northwest to
l2O9 g ST. northwest, where she may be consulted
professionally during DAY AND EVENING All
Diseases treated by the most approved methods
Nervous affections and diseases peculiar TO women
WITH special success.
once n residence. sep1t 3m
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVEN rs OF
w LIFE. AL business confidential. Ladies aud
Gentle men 30 cents each. No. 4US L street, be-
tween 18th and 9th streets northwest ausl1-lSw'
nj ME. BLANCHE, OF PARIS. FEMALE DoCrREss,
~ cures al complaints, especially leucorrhea.
Te1s everything. Also. the future No. t0e street
northwest. ty2l-2eN'
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BIZ 3. o. HOLTzMAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCIIoSsER.
Tenth and T streets mort. west,

202n g st. Il. ", Hrs.
AID bath. .......... SOS
1i43 Q st. n W, 9 RS
and bath........... so
1883 NJ ass. ave. u.w.4l. 66
1907 Riggs st. Il. w,
10 rs. 4 bath....... 40
COB 4 st. NV. IL rs.
and bath. 80
1911 Riggs s.. NV.
10rs. and bath. %. 40
] G ST. NV, 8 rs.
and store .......... 80
62l Sd st. NV, 3 re-.
and bath. 20
23l Az st. g. W., = rs IL
Office rooms, Intel.
Big, from. :. So to a
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I'OE SALE Ok HENT-Handsni1e DWELLING
Il on st, ietween l7th and 18th SITS. No, lI2S
Just C. tnp-etrf and contains all the Tern con
veniences sanitary plumbing and Well regulated
heating siraratus. 10 rooms. handsome decora-
tons, a'hedrsI glass, &c For terms apply ~ Cor
corap Build =. Also. HOUSE No Ii2i Goth ST I:
just completed; built in Queen Anne style. Plat
form sta.rCaseS and many quaint effects in hard
wood, n uties, cathedral glass. &c. Inquire same
llacP deeS-lm
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FOR RENT. FOR RENT.

Dwellings.
24tb 4 rs. zTe., i6rs, s75
1903 18Th 81 :, 20 re-. 30
40 C0nEress St, 10 RS. = 10
Cor. 18Th h e sts. 20
2llE Fl St, Z RI. 1T 90
2i17hst. 6rS, water 10 80
lG26, 102S goth ST.. 6rs
each, bricks. 50
lf21 2ith St, Srs......l8
Cor, 10Th and e. 5 RS. Il
2il5 y al. 4. ". 1913 20
oij goth ct, . rs.......l3
rOy2T corner 2;
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make no cnsrxe to landlords for advertisnp
Their Property, and keep it before the public con
bta0ty
have many OF the Finest Building Sites IN the
city for sale. Also Houses in every section st prices
from al, 600 10 SEQ 800. Now is the time to buy.
deCa q. 0. HOFFMAN. 1o;a and sts. NV.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Il OR EFST-Tive onfurIiShed ROOMS, en- s1iite
II or slrs e. GD5 18th street northwest, between
II q. - de.f-Ht
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FoR RENT

- Lafayette So, f
II rs. and bath. s
Fur. house, Grant
Place,--...........
Large and elegantly
fur. house, Is rs.
and stable. ........
Fur. house, 10th nv.
Fur. house, 18th st.
n.w.,S Is. s bath.
Mass ave. a. Woe,
COrcOran ST. fur. :.
1923 14th st. d. VII
and bath. ..........
800 Stt So. q. W. 13 rs
aId stOre......... SO
Fur. house, n st. nv.
Fur. house. Ost. nv
nj. Pleasant, 9 rs
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PROFESSIONAL.


(OOkBINDING-The LYCETT BINDERY employ
- hrst class WOrkmen, and turns out superior
work II ts Of the oldest estabiishm ents In the
city 1912 Pa. ave., Sd door. oct1
GIBSON BROTHERS
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
luz Pennsylvania avo., Washington. y.
- Fine Printing q specially. 10
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Two HOUSEKEEPERS.
IN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FURNISHED
iLLI-SE

4
Excellent BUSINESS PROPERTY on Pannsylya.
ma avenue Building covers lot Is by lbs feet, to
- foot alley. Stone walls. two feet thics, to first
roof Fire proof buildings on each side Cost
SZO 900. Price SIC, 0Cu.
WI. P. YOUNG,
utc0 Nv 1926 New York avenue
IfuL SALE-OId established coal, YARD can
u ira Part city. Address Box I35 Star office
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J. THE CORCOgAN BUILDING.
OPPOSITE Z. S. TREASURY, l5rH STREET

Fine Stores, Office RoOms-singiy or com muui-
catln3-fOr business Offices, Studios etc. Water
and CLOSETS on every floor Elevator aud steam.
heat: Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the
Janitor. tyl2
IfOR SALE RENT AND EXCHANGE-Largea and
Il SIGal Houses, in all parts of the city. Call and
examine our list FITCH, FOX & Brown, 1887
Pennsylvania ave- novS-3m
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t'0R u q y 7 Iar-c hGuaIsOlleiy-f furnished
j ROOFS ,~-~tc trcs cr, sU.te or sir-. with or
without Board, u No. do 18th 81. northwest ada
cent "a Wizards Rigs and bbtf Il ,.!2a dlrl
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L,OR EENT--uite OF ROOMS on first foor, ha nd
II sCInely furnished private hstiL suitable for a
Rltmlcr Of Congress or 4 Say2. Other: cars pass
the door sable Z desired. No. 222 s.. north
west. dsci 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-12
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Demonstration by 5000 San
Francisco WOrklngmen.

SAN FRANCISCO, February ll.-SOme
5000 unemployed workingmen assem-
bled at the Sand Lots this afternoon, and
after listening To number of speakers,
about hall oi the crowd formed IN line
aud marched 10 the office oi the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, and u
committee appointed for the purpose,
sought an interview with President
Stanford aud Vice President Crockett.
Both were absent, aud the committee
WAS received by General Supcrlnten.
dent Toanc, to whom they stated that
the object was To ask the com
pany 10 comply with the provls-
ions oi the new constitution, iorbidding
corporations to employ Cinnamon, aud
give work to the unemployed whites,
and intmaling that il the request was
not complied with, and the distress con-
tinucd, it would be difficult iu iorctcll
the result. Mr.. Toanc replied that ho
would refer the matter to the directors
aud return the answer Monday next.
The procession then returned 10 the
Sand Lots, and subsequently dispersed.
Other corporations will be called on to-
"a ''.iI ..I, The proceedings Scrs H''~'
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POLITICAL OPINION
UPON STATE AND NATIONAL TOPICS.
A West Union Correspondent Responds TO
the Registers lnterOgatOries-A
MOnOngalia Correspondent Dis
eants upon Politics,
WEST UNIox. W. Va, Feb. 10.

WEST UNIoN, W. Va, Feb. TO-
The following is an interview held by
u REGIsrEE correspondent with j, v.
Blair, Esq, Of Doddridge county;
Question-"Who is the iayorite with
the Democrats OF your county as the
candidate Tor Governor, in this State ?'
Answer-Your query is hard to an
swer, as the people Of Doddridge 10 not
talk on the subject much. Judge A. H.
Fleming seems, however, to be the most
popular man for the position. He would
receive not only the support Of the
Democrats but would carry large Re
publican vote. The Judge is a clever
gentleman and has the heart Of our
people.
Q-"WhO would he the second choice ~
A-The urbane and. Intelligent Faux
ner is immensely popular with many Of
our citizens, and they would gladly give
him boom" Jackson and Camden,
however, are not without their warm
supporters
q Q-"Whom do the Republicans
principally favor as their candidate for
Governor
Amy Democrat who would be 50
mean as to "bolt his party" and run
Independent.
Q-"Who is talked Of most for the
other positions on either State ticket2'
A-The other positions are scarcely
mentioned, except AZ To state Treasurer,
Auditor and superintendent OF Schools,
the present inCumbents are iayOrably
spoken uf among Democrats.
Q-"Who is the iayOrlte among the
Democrats lor Congress IN your dis
triCt?'
A-Wilson is ahead, but Messrs.
Good, Johnson aud Jackson have their
worShippcrs who would gladly Tor
them, lay the giit Of Tree suffrage on the
Democratic altar. This may seem like
pOlythcism, but il il even so. Each OF
course has lis devotec.
Q-"Who are the Republicans talking
Oi making their candidate
A-Wcrc the county whispering
gallery | could not name their man.
They don't know themselves. II they
can induce some "wcak kneed' Demo
crat To run Independent, they would
:hakc no nomination. Ii this cannot
be- accomplished Gcu. Goh would be
their choice.
Q-"Will the proposed judicial
amendment To the constitution proba-
bly, receive majority in your county
Al think it will but the vote will bc
close.
Q-"Who is the iavortc among the
Democrats for President, andwho among
the Rcpublirans'
A-Thc majority OF the Democrats, !
believe, prefer Thurman, Seymour next
choice. Blaine stands heal with the
Republicans.
q How are sheep aud cattle winter
iug2'
Avery well; and feed is not so
scarce as was anticipated last fall
Q-"What is the condition OF the
wheat crop in your county, and what
are its promises rs compared with pre-
vious years.
Avery good; bids lair to be much
better than last year