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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAvFR. KENGLA Il CO.'S

N, ~ W.
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONs. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SoAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE, &c, WHICH ARE USED To ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY VEAL OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE. BECAUSE 1T rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PLEPARED BY OURSELvES)
PALM AND COCoANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCAssEs OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS.
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP In BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOB SALE BY GRoCERs GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE.
S2A WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. ID. q.
ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE
TRADE BY FRANK HUME. BARBOUR HAAIL-
TON. n. H. SHEA Or RYoN EARNsHAw. ms
EoR HEADACHE
arrangement of the ssmsch BiIIiousness cossivene.
and as safe csth,rc for GENERAL use take Nattanf
ARTHDR NATTANs. PHARMACIST.
ais 14th and and I'd snd ID streets NV.
''THE CONCORD HARNESS."
Lu S TEE 4 Bhsf
fSs s 81: & hs SPSG'd Of e
Road HARNESS : specdalty
sSs6sa ssS ss .s n v g o
e vesy low price, Every genuine Concord Hsrnss =
TRGNks. sATCRELG &c. N sTsas varisv - ~
LUTZ BRO..
"a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ml-lm Adtoining National uo6d.
EUaHr 2KE H5S oE. At xoEPs s
g s:.s sSS Da = s O. e .ssss 80, :. 60
hs~- Can and szs% cf so S2ssY sn ~ O.
2ooQ 4 veE1M RoW. corner HsnnaVtvlnla oVwo -
100 06oee 0ogthwon6 11D G00u1ue. -
0lQQN NAND QOEgIpo. PoQelI 1ID IN
. - o. q - la ~
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May l5.-The Posts financial article
SAYS: The stock exchange markets are somewhat
more active than at the close OF last week,
and are decidedly stronger. United States bonds
are q higher for TenneSSees. Railroad bonds are
up Aa1K. Stocks a fraction higher, the
fs on 81 tne active stocks having advanced as
Ss's, Lake Shore to 1885,, Western Union tele-
graph to S5%, Northern Pacific to 411s and 7s.,
missouri Pacific to "a, Pacific Mail TO 43x, and
Omaha to 80. Hannibal and St.JOseph preferred and
Richmond and West Point have been exceptionally
weak the former falling to 70 from ST. and the lat
loan market Call loans on stocks are 3a3k per
cent, per cent being an exceptional rate. On
2a2k per cent Time loans are dull no one wish
ing them even at low rates unless the loans run
until into the last few months OF the year. Prime
mercantile paper is 4a5 per cent The market for
foreign exchange thus far to-day Is dull
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. May 15.-virginia g. consols 64k;
do past due coupons. Is; do. ten forties Az bid
fair My s ssy and
s ssrsG ss d
southern dull and easy western fairly active and
TsstsTn xPssS red ;PSs and
f na White $50 do yellow 81 western
siss sSssP SS, sssS ss SS
firm, 9saiO5. HAY firmer-prime to choice PENN mn
sylyania and Maryland. L. 00als0o. Provisions firm
Bulk meats.loose shoulders nominal; clear rib sides
nominal; do. packed. gAal2. Bacon-shoulders, 10;
l2%. Butter quiet and easy-western packed. l6a22:
roll. l5a2O Eggs steady 20 Petroleum nominal and
firm, 7s Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
sTSalS Sugar qqet,A sof, 81 copper refined ls
steamer dull grain. I'D. Recepts-nour, 2 f0s
barrels: wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels:
oats. $50 bushels rye. 1, 200 bushels. Shipments
wheat 7,6gS bushels corn, Is 800 bushels. Sales
wheat l3S 600 bushels; corn. 225. 900 bushels.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Stocks rather dull but firmer.
Money, 9; E1change-long. 4s7; short 4s9a<. State
bonds dull and unchanged. Governments n PER cent
higher for A. UNCHANGED for AIS and extended 6s and
5s. Cotton quiet and steady.
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REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuCtS. mo dts
FVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK WAREHOU Sc
Il ON FIRST STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA

Il ON FIRST STREET WEST. NEAR INDIANA
AVENUE.
By virtue OF deed of trust, recorded among the a.,
iand cords OF the District of Columbia, in Liber a
No 974 folio 3D. will offer for SALE at auction A
r. ut Of the premises on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH
the following described of lot No. square No
5I3 in this city. BEGINNING at point on LIST
street west distant 116 feet south from the northeast
corner of said lot and running thence west 100 feet
thence south 50 feet to alley thence east along the
alley lC0 feet to said LIST street. and thence north feet
70 the beginning Improved by brick warehouse.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the residue in three
equal instruments at 6. IL and 18 months with per
cent interest to be secured by the purchasers notes.
and deed of trust the property all in cash at pur
chasere option. deposit Of 500 at time SALE Con
yeyancing at purcha ser's cost.
~ REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. m2-dts
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TTNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE By CATALOGUE
OF THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
OF HIS ExCELLENCY
n. OUTREY. The FRENCH MINISTER
AT HIS RESIDENCE.
SOUTHEAST COR. OF CONN. AVE. AND ST.,
EMBRACING
ELEGANT PARLoR p EgENITURE. ARTISTIC
LOUIS XIV. TABLE and other Furniture of that date;
SUPERB MANTEL SETS.
Artistic Objects. Turkish Carpets and Rugs.
Persian Portiers, Guipure Lace.
And other fine Window Hanginss.
BEDROOM fUHsIT EISFu GE SUPERIOR MANU-.
sUPEnBLY CARVED
LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
CHINA WARE. SHEFFIELD PLATE.
BAccARAT GLASS WARE yrIps,,v FRENCH KITCHEN
Also
MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES of rare value,
kHENCH WINES. &C., &c.;
LANDAU. HORSES. HARNESS.
AND GENERAL STABLE PARAPHERNALIA.
rs Htn6 HAE
and continue THURSDAY, AT SAME HOUR when
TSrsssT TSS 5SiS II
and Cakriageas &C.. DC.
The articles win be on view MONDAY and TUES.
DAY, May 18th and 18th. commencing ct IL O'Clock.
Mn. II. b. LATIMER win conduct ths ssle,
Mesa.. FITCH. FOX + BROWN ~ agents for tho
A UCIION sAl1 OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
"A Lon. ON THE SOUTH SIDE or STRICT.
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY-FIRSf
6IkEET0 NOBTHWE6T.
On THURSDAY, NAY EI0HTEHNTH. 1854 -
FI!k OO1OCxP. shall seu & pubic auc- (pv
sOn: N noRt g tne Rsenises Onginl Lott ins
Terms Oash Of whieA 60 10 b paaa q sns a -
nc kesss1ce Msfhan sevsn dayA Al soavsyancng q
mae-sed + = CoGDNxLL Ancts
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

UNION AS BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF ADEsIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
&aHsEs T2ES sSk q SssEEs sHSa AnaHs
r & It sR p SoS MAY
th VIII se at public aneton part Of original Lot
fronting sixteen de feet on north 9Th street with an
esen h f by depth OF ons hundrsa 1eo feet
small onestory Frame Houses renting for 81 month
interest at per cent per annum secured by deed Of
aed Of trust s a the pfop Lspost Ct $50
sd Will s w diys aSa asy Of S the
4aonee
STkE5T SSETHNAs5S At NAV
E En- at EVE 3EL9Gk VIII sell in front
IL
street north, rapidly improving and splendid oppor
Terms: fourth cash balance in one ssA two and
sape9 notes to bear six per cent payable
deposit of 500 required each lot at time Of sale
and Bo cost ucs
count Of the rain until WEDNEsDAi, MAY SEVEN en-
nis same hour b 5pd G.ass Bros Aucts
mo. A. PRESCOTT. Real Eft Es.a,s Broker. ..
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
For sale, by auction, the following desirable i'm
pro We'd and 9nimI ro'ed real estate at the dates
MONDAY. MAY TWEEN TY-TwO, 1882 at SIX
O'CLOCK T. NJ. twostory frame dwelling, No. sO6
10th ct northeast good sized lot running back to
wide alley.
ATb Af NaX cSGK FRI 1882 FIVE
This lot is on west side Of Sd street next to northwest
corner of M street southwest and can be bought in
three parts of 16 feet front each to wide alley Also
lots and g. square 544 on street. next to northwest
in six parts of 162s ,eet front each to an alley.
SAME DAY, at SIX O'CLOCK z. NJ. lot Is, square
streets southwest Fronts 20 feet 7th street BY a
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FI 1882, at SIX
O'CLOCK F. NJ lot l; section l. sub OF Barry Farm;
Nichols avenue the man road leading to the Insane
Asylum. This property Is very desrably located and
should command the attention of persons who want
homes, rI.r5
Terms made known at time Of sae.
m15-7t j. T.. COLD WE'LL. AuctiOneer
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ISXFCUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IL PROPERTY, On l. STREET NORTHWEST, BE-
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, TWO
STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE, NO. 923 L

OF the last Will and testament of Letitia W. Muir
ply VII sen at public suction; IN ,ront Of the
TWESTf-F1FTH, A. D.. 1eS2, AT SIX O'CLOCK.
ali that piece eel Of ground situated lying and
being III city of Washington, D. c., known and de-
scr1bed o. ground plat and plan OF said city, being
tne estern part OF lot numbered four a. in square
numbered three hundred and sixty mine (69) fronting
~ feet on street with depth of l2O feet improves: by
two story and attic Frame House, with back build
Ing.
Terms One third cash balance in one and two years
notes To- bear interest and to be secured deed Of trust
On premises sol all cash. at option of purchaser
deposit OF 500 required at time of sale Convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost. If terms of
sac ere no. e,mTed with in seven Gays the Executor
reserves the right to resell at risk and default
ing purchaser, after giving five days advertisement of
sica resale III some newspaper III Washington. ID. G..
SAIAji.. SMITH.
,x-- - Ix- Eft L. w Murphy decd.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
fs,HoMas BOWLING, Arcnoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of two deeds ct trust hearing date the aS
i2tf and 22d days Of Marrh, 4: D. 1878, respec-Sf&
seq., and Ler Ne, S7a folio 49, Of the loud records
er the District Of Coumba and a. the written request
s. i 81 MHH A. o naHHs
ate AID premises located the city of Washington in
said District and known Tie ground plat of said city
John SherInan's subdivision Of squale Nc. 100.
Terms Of sac; One fourth of tue purchase money in
nterest from the day of sale at six rer cent to be Sc
cured by deed upon the premises sold or all
area Il the Of & afs 81 sGS w. oe Fs
with within five lays from TIE day OF sale, the Trustees
fanltng purchaser. All .onYeyancing at purchasers
'G ss5dsds N VIZ 4 ii hE SSFAekh Trustees
gs- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
TENTH. same hour and place.
BY order Vi Trustees. mil
Jl,KUSTEES SALE OF planning MILL, SASH
i AID DOOR FACTORY AND MACHINERY.
land records Of The District of Columbia in fdber
No 974. folio 500. wiilotfer for sale at auction a
ih! Il se NAY o @ at fHh Fly
OGi OK p. M. the following described part Lot No.
northeast corner of said lot. and running thence south
along Inc line OF ls street west liz feet thence
said western line 1l feet to the line Of norh street,
nj thence east with said street east 100 feet to the
@ Ts nrap ey x P1nn so ssh and door
nua ground rent Of s2l0 payable in quarter yearly
5ot Immediately thereafter will be sold all the
cninery now on and upon said premises.
Terms: For machinery. cash: for ground ana i'm
eQua! ins.alments at g. II and Is months. with per
cent to be secured BY the purchasers notes and
ton deposit OF 500 at time of SALE Conveyancing at
Pr cISsTn FpNnArr r,.r,...
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VOYAGERs TO EUROPE.

VoYAGERs TO EUROPE.
J, ". BOTELER h son
Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this District
the
INMAN STEAMSHIP co,
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all In
ormation by applying to
ml7-Sm J.W. BOTELER SON.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
On and after MARCH 10Th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
tain w. G. GEUGHEGAN. will leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 18th street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
o'clock m, for Baltimore and River Landings.
All River Freight must be Prepaid.
Returning, arrive in Washington every Saturday night
STEPHENSON BRO, AGENTS,
milo en- 7th street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa ave-
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LKAE
Will leave her wharf foot of 9th street MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Mt $50 o'cl'k I. M touch.
ing at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk g.
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout e.
fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock p. m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume their
s SAT-; B!, at four O'clock pm. and Geo vetown
every FRIDAY, at o'clock For particulars apply
to agent 63 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured ut general
office, 613 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
Building; B. o. Ticket Office 1851 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; st. Marc Hotel, and at boat
Oc2S ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after NOVEMBER 3d. 1884, the steamer
AkROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street,
DAY for all river landings: On MONDAY as far as
Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomini Curroman
Leonardtown and st. Clements Bay Stones wharf
Coldron's and Towards. On SATURDAY. CurrionsI
and Leonardtown. JOHN r. WOOD,
m8 AGENT
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yI,BoMas DOWNING apc,,ops.r

/ WILL SELL IN FRONT OF NY AUCTION
room. rn-rer 18th st ext AID Peansyivania avenue
Sal UHnAI, NAY TEL FEE >TH. at wv, I've
OCI'CE VI, Bay Ware, years DID, good sze; set
of HARNESS, 81 e bar g,.y snd also Dorsey, medium
size roo! worker. The property of gent who
recently ~ L. and the widow having further for
thfnl be Dove i;trnOJiI iid EC0tey be at
BUkGD'Rt'S Stables. 4l3 sch street northwest prior
to day OF = le.
m1l-2t' THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
sE THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather Until TUESDAY, the SIX
TE \ ~ MAY. 80 sane hour and rlece. mI3-2t'
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SSOH WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS
- AID BIse It's viii be guaranteed II CERES
the celebrated hinnesota Patent Process Flour which
w a. -'te "a Elrst Premium all other compet-
toc- st the National Fair in 1879 and again the First
PTeuIyinl ~ the share of very handsome gold medal
IN 1880 S1d 1881 The miers claim that one barrel az
Ceres VII tern cut forty loayes bread than any
ore Hour IN america STERLING ST. LOUIS
FANCY OF the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent
Flour offered % the trade IL is unexceed by any
otter Patent except Ceres, and viii please the most
Rcug hOesssV and satisfy the most fastidious epl-
cue RELIANCE. splendid Minnesota Patent Flour
made 5 tie celebrated Hungarian Process. 1t very
cheap and beautiful Patent within the reach of all
Glasses, and guarantee viii give satisfaction
Que who WI try Il GOLDEN HILL, the old reliable
st21 - =-1 tie Standard Family Flour Of the District
ana equal 70 great many so-caed Patent dours. The
A1iisrs or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL have spent
HIT 80 VuJ IN renOdeug their MILL and have intro
dn the celebrated Roller system, ard consequent.
y t-siei tl II not only magnificent Family Flour
ns II = rt y @tcat -four with the great advantage
Tn tls can b. boGht for considerably less money than
great hlsny Patent Process foUrs not near as white
bcr a. nntT1tous Golden Hill. For sale by all gro
GERS wholesale Depot: corner LIST street and Indiana
syenue. WI NJ EATT
Who also the Sole Wholesale Agents for the District
OF Hecker's Celebrated raising Flour and Buck
Mocot. m3
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G BENSINGFR Auct,oneer
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage BAZAAR
$685. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
MSS, &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
O'OCIOCk, Special attention given to the Gales of
Real Es&t. aG.t Personal property Liberal advances
ON aiI consi2nments. IiaI6 S. BENSINGER. Auct
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The articles win be on view MONDAY and TUES.
DAY. May 18th and 18th, commencing st IL O'Clock,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

4lll L ~ u 4
{ LAKzT, CLAEET! CLARET !!
We offer. specisity,
THKEE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET FOR 81 OR
-. 10 PER DOZEN.
We a'So an -sso-tneut Of HIGHER GRADES OF
CIAkti, which We are Offering at low figures.
POIlr.D MEATS, PIChLES, OLIVES, PANIED
OISTEl-s. SARDINES, &C., &C., for Picnics and Ex-
elrsjons-
GEO f. KENNEDY Il SON,
ms No. 1909 STREET NORTHWEST
HANNIS 1872 RYE WHISKY.
UPPER TEN RYE WHISKY,
OLD STOCK RTE WHISKY
CLARETS. CHAMPAGNES,
CALIFORNIA ANGELICA
CATAWBA, SHERRIES, PORT,
GOLD LION PUNCH,
LCSCcS PUNCH. HUBPUNCH.
b. W. REEDS SONS
Ls5 I2I6 STREET NORTHWEST.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

IL
Roam HORSE. FAMILY CARRIAGE. SINGLE
HARNESS BLAN KITS, WHIP. ROBES. SAD
DIE AND BRIDIsE A i AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NAY SIXTEENTH, at
FLEW CCi.OCk- in front Of Auction Rooms
9th and streets northwest viii sell the above fine
family turnout.
The turnout can be at Cooks Palace Stables E.
between 18th an tn streets northwest prior day of
Sale. n,J2-1f
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At ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. 81. IN FRONT OF THE
PREMISES,
ONE HORSE (KIND AND GENTLE, GOOD DRI-
Ia- , PHAETON AND HARNESS.
On y '-D< ESDAY. MAY SEVEN iEENTH at TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ shall sell. at No. 8 X street. be-
Eve ,-h C&Iicl and LIT streets northeast the above
colleSt N Il Household Effects, to which ask the
attention D buyers.
Mid WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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Mn. n. B. LATnlER win conduct ths sale.
Mes.s. FITCH. FOX + BROWN azs agents for Z
property. ma lS
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Ok ROLLS OF CANTON MATING.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH at
ELENEA O'CLOCK, wII sell in front OF our Auc-
ton Rooms, Oh and d streets
25 Rolls Of White and Checked Mating
Sale pereinitory.
m123t DUNCANSON BROS AUcts
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wALTEl; b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auetionsers.

A'SIGNEE's SALE OF LARGE AND wELI-As-
S)S FEO STOCK I + HiRDT RE, COUNTER
SCA:E<. IRON SAFE CORONATION LOCK,
WAGON AND HARNESS STORE FIXTURES,
COT y -ERS. Ere, AT AUCTION.
On TIL 3SDAI, MAY EfGHTE NTH 1892 con-
menclng al Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, and continuing
HON day e. day until entire stcA disposed Of shall
Sell, ct the wei known store, No 6I2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest large and well assorted stock Of
Hardware,
Buil''e"s' Cabinet Goods and Cutlery.
Cir c%r-, DItCheTs and Bel-haagers Supplies
Me h13ics los H. Lawn Mowers, EeltIIg; Packing
IrU! 81 Combination Lock, Steel Wheelbarrows
St'rc fixtures.
An zeer.l zssTtEGen. of goods usually found III
frsI- class !. rtIsaIe sore.
Ai.Ssl. Al ONE O'CLOCK. FIRST DAY.
lroIl Sc Con bnation Lock store Fixtures, Wagon
@ni Harness.
SaIe uoiiye. II Icing by virtue of IN assignment by
balTuel " ftrins for the benefit Of has creditors
he Gie9tIo Of the trade and private BUYERS is called
10 tn sic.
Term: C-sh.
BY order Of the ASSIGNEE
Mad wATER b. W VILLAINS & CO., Aucts.
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Dt stASSDN BsOS., AuCtoEeefS. mIS-d 81
WM.TER B. w1LL1Ars = Co. Auot.oneers.

NAI.NsT FLAME PAkI.O2 SUITE. UPHOI-
81 II ~ HAIR.l 9TH: WA;N UT-FIANE
BED totNGE IPH0I,s fEHEo IN HAIR-
Sl.S :! 3QcQIET fable VI. T. CfN3 Ei:
TABLES. WA:-.uT BOOKCASE AID WRITING
T. y COMBINED; EEEGLVING CHAIuS,
Ia&>iCtS; HAIL AND STAIR CAkP.TS
5SGy55S CAKPETSi WIRE wovEN NAT.
AND 'SHSTANDS; II. AND G. I. MAT
.I;..Ez. COfrAGE FURNI rURE; WALNUT
EXTENSION ABLE; WALNUT BRACE-ARM
DiNING-ROOM CHAIRS; EEFRIGERATOfS;
S.AhOG my SIDEBOiHD; PAINTED BED
NEAi.L1 NEW OIL STOVE; CHINA. GLASS
AND tRoChAhi WARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-09

TEE Republican-Sentinel does not treat
the Catholic question with fairness
While it must be admitted that there are
some pretended Catholics willing to use
their religion for political purposes,
as body the church eschews politics as
much as any other denomination. So
far as public schools 60, and we speak
with full knowledge on this matter, the
Catholics of Manitowoc county support
them as cordially as any other and more
sincerely than many. They have been
charged so often with being opposed to
public schools that it has become kind
of cant. Ttete is no desire ca the part
of Catholics to secure Legislation favor
able to them as sect. They feel that
they have been Disseminated against in
many things. When Bate of Milwaukee
spoke against church taxation, his whole
address was tissue of abuse leveled at
the Catholic church. Granting that uni
versal taxation is desirable, is there any
reason why an effort to secure it should
include abuse Of any one denomination ?
Are not other denominations opposed to
church taxation also?
We would not hesitate to denounce the
introduction of religion into politics, but
also denounce any system calculated to
drive sect in self defense to organized
action at the polls. This is what parti-
ality iustifes the proceeding of Catholics
in Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-09

A LADY correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune scores an excellent point against
prohibitionists by showing that while
they hold that it is crime to drink to
excess, it is not the person who commits
the crime but him who furnished the
means, is to be punished. As TheTribune
puts it, in case of arson it is not the man
who burns the building, but he who
manufactured the match that does the
deed deserving punishment. This is
not an easy point for the Third Party to
overcome. 1t is crime to get drunk
but the person who puts himself in that
state is the guilty one, He does it
voluntarily. The saloon keeper uses no
coercion. The brewer or distiller cannot
force people to purchase their products.
Is it not about as consistent to prevent
the farmer from growing barley as to
prevent the brewer from manufacturing
beer with it?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-09

THE election of Ben Butler, as govern
or of Massachusetts, is an expression of
desire on the part of the people of that
state to reform abuses. It may seem
strange that Butler should be put forward
as the man to purify the public affairs of
the state. But Butler has had all his
political ambitions gratified and his pur-
pose now is not so much to grasp the
honor of being governor of the Old Com
monwealth, as to determine how much
good government may do toward advanc.
ing general prosperity. No man knows
more about the affairs of Massachusetts,,
and no man knows better the remedies to
apply so as to correct abuses. Butler
will make the best governor Massachus-
etts ever had, aud cold Cockeye" will
become term of endearment instead of
reproach. Massachusetts has no need to
be ashamed of its action in electing But
Ter ana certainly will have no cause to
regret ii.