davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1884-09-19

WANTED.-A situation us cook or pas
try cook. Address box 1877, Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
, 1884-09-19

Railroad tickets bought and sold. c.
f. Sturgis.
, 1884-09-19

Help sent to any part of the Territory
free, if transportation is paid. c. +.
Sturgis.
, 1884-09-19

Having leased one of the stores on Fer
guson street, in the Idleman building, |
will open up the finest line of grocery,
table and bar glassware ever brought to
Cheyenne, f. Douglas, Importer of
Fine Glassware etc
, 1884-09-19

For SALE-Two new six roomed brick
houses on Warren avenue, between
Twenty-fourth and T~wenty-ffth streets.
Inquire on premises of A. G. Mcleod.
, 1884-09-19

Ghildren's, Boy and YOUTH Clothing
at Polack's.
, 1884-09-19

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety at the Leader office.
, 1884-09-19

To RENT-Four large rooms, suitable
for offices or a small family
Apply to VIM G. provinces.
, 1884-09-19

For RENT-A furnished house of five
rooms in eastern part of town. Inquire
of 4. A. Reed.
, 1884-09-19

At the Star Restaurant. Open all
night.
, 1884-09-19

Go to Ellis for ice cream and soda
water.
, 1884-09-19

To RENT-A dwelling with four rooms
and a pantry, all in good repair. Inquire
of DR.. Quimby, in Phoenix block.
, 1884-09-19

For RENT.-Furnished front room,
conveniently located. Apply at Hunt &
Whipple's drug store.
, 1884-09-19

Furnished house and rooms to rent. c..
u. SturRis.
, 1884-09-19

The Hope Of the Nation.
Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use wells Health
Remover"
, 1884-09-19

An upright piano and sewing machine,
cheap for cash. Postofice box lGG.
, 1884-09-19
CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE,

Morgan Park near Chicago. Boarding
chool for Girls and Young Ladies. For cata-
Il que, address @. THAYER, L. L. d.. Morgan
Park, Ill, or Y Madison street, Chicago.
, 1884-09-19

Baby buggies at Craig. Davis K 20. $
A fine lot of furniture for sale cheap.
q H. Sturpis
, 1884-09-19

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
CHEYENNE, Laramie Co, Wyo. Ter,
Snntnmhnr IL 1894

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
CHEYENNE, Laramie Co, Wyo. Ter,
September II, 1884.
A petition having been presented to the
Board of County Commissioners IN Sep
TENDER l6, 1884, setting forth that the
petitioners proposed to construct a ditch
from the east side of Grow creek, through
lands belonging to the city of Cheyenne,
the Anglo-A American Cattle company,
John Talbot, James X. Royce, w. W..
Lane, John L. Wilson, Annie Knaggs
and Thomas +. Talbot, and praying for the
appointment of three appraisers to ascer-
tain the compensation to be made to such
owner or persons interested =
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that the said County Commissioners will
meet at the County Clerks Office in
Cheyenne, on Saturday, October IS, 1884,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, to appoint such APP
p~raisers.
By order of the Board of County Com
m~issioners. JOHN X. JEFFTEY,
County Clerk, and clerk of said Board.
Mason's self sealing fruit jars and jelly
cups at Craig, Davis & Co.'S.
The boss soda water only five cents a
glass at Ellis, 29l Eddy street.
Engraving in all its branches is done at
ZEHNER, JACKSON l. B~UEoHNER's.
, 1884-09-19
GRAND EMPORIUM

On StateeNth Street,
We will find it hard work to
meet all the requirements of
our business.
Already we have moved the
Furniture, Wall Paper, etc.
from our
, 1884-09-19

Every smoker should try Little
Joker"
, 1884-09-19

Fhives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1884-09-19
Seventeenth Street Stores

aud now have it arranged, not
as we want it permanently, but
yet in shape so we can sell you
any pattern of
, 1884-09-19

In fact anything in the House
furnishing line with but little
trouble to you or to us. The ar
rival of a car load of goods is a
small affair at the WARREN En-
PoRIuM, as we unload the cars
directly on the floor of the build
ing. Still, several car loads of
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from the DETROIT lines.
The acquittal Of ames Mutt while not une expected
was nevertheless the OF great rejoicing In the
court and throughout the section OF the country
In which the crimes occurred There are times. and
this was one OF them, when the law proves mad
eQuate to punish criminals The presence on the
face OF the earth OF Such man as Dukes was in
itself an outrage to society Neither mans life nor
womanS honor were safe while he was at large
and when the law failed to ria society OF his pre-
sence 1t was fitting Tor the to ayenge his father
and the brother his sister. No arbitrary theory OF
the majesty OF the law can prevent the feeling that
the cause or justice AMI the tSanctty OF human life
have been upheld rather than set AZ naught by the
killing OF Dukes
The plea OF emotional insanity, however, was
paltry Subterfuge. No one-noJ even. We venture
to say, the jury Enthusiastically believes that
Mutt was insane. He shot Dukes purposely, and
In accordance with weli-fcrmed resolve. To
acQuit him on the ground OF insanity is mockery
that tends TO bring the law into contempt The
jury should have rendered their verdict as 1t was
first announced-Not guilty.
Another point Young Mutt Is not hero any
more than the hangman is hero. There Is no
excuse for any manifestations OF honor toward him.
G0aded on by the. reproaches OF his companions he
took human life. lie shot a detenseiesS man, and
shot him In the back. There was absolutely MOTH
ing heroic about the deed, and that the fair
Is ended the quicker the matter Is dlcpped the
better for all parties.
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TI'Hf GREAT
IEENEyV VsNrs HNr--rr

L -, ,.,,,. tI .l,;>,>2s EorrF
Isl FL N.eslrit1tH fri frSnlffSEz
- ~ IL 80 ia =. ieI,'. l,15
frr.-tst.Gg sni L. ~ 81, ,' Ltd Express
s.I@lA-- >l,rltn. Ear a. a H. aahy Fast I've
" 80 ,:ay. With sl..Iig Car tr. II Harrisburg
Is. g. 70 T,,-las9- Al-. c,,l.is CAY "t f1l
et..s., - c@..,Ias and !, s.. i &F i u With
~ u. ta--y. IoI r:tsOEIS s:d The West with
baltimore AND POTOMAC IA qE0.D.
for Ire. Ca...Lia--ria. E,ch,ster. Bufso. Niaar.
NAH n To- K5r -. slc watoIi to BsaIo
Ian VII %Sh.I;tcn On Saturday hight will Bot
Fer v .la.-I OFT Lock Haven and Eluira- s:4oa m
10 NV IL s4d IL last = = IN 10 5oa m, ~
10 lbtN fi ii - L. On sunday. 10. 10 % and
80 Il. daily. except SUNDAY
re- +, So without caa:gr. AZ p every week day
ieI b,,,slya \ y al through trains connec, a. Ier.
- ~ " n to25~ 81 Brooklyn AnEe1. at:or.iing
Tag sefess Ne~ Iorh CIty.
I'D = CT l,l.oAy q. 100 AMI II II p ~
81. i go pros . &C l.. daily, e1c@Yt sunday.
~. ; =, :: 40 81 40 .O;0U and lI:I5 p IN on
SuncaS 4Olo-s0a 60 So T:iO 1000 and II Is
Fer Pops Creek Line. eSo a. m ard 44op H. daily
fSi AAnAoIi- 80 N and 40 n daily e,ceptsun-
NiIE aSP ALf1ASbiia AND IVA ISs 81 af
a3 sc Ai,.-,5 "a q 20 80 os and 81 am
- 80 ~ ~ ~ - - and IL s35 oI. suudAyat
fei hiclno, j aHd the south 81 and II os m daily
Trans Ae1aira fcr Ws VIM o. so
81" ~ ~ 81 - oOo. -. TO- .Ga and 10 10
an: o. ara lG.4G pm A'0o0 anu IL ~
She;s ad iiie Il; alton at The Office norheas, corner
e., ,' ai 4tl,sS ANA Avenue. ard at the sta
s.. y, nsrs EsGsF c4 h left fer Tie checking u 6a
CaAS. PtGH 0encra- AIaus,rr Lii
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan. sO--virginia skies. consolidated,
Il do, threes, SIS; North Carolina si1es old l09s
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Jan. S0-Cotton steady-rniddline 1oh
a10H Flour straightforward street and western super
2:15ss29; do extra s5as465: do. family. 4?oa5. IS;
Rio brands. 575asoo; Pstapsco family $50: do:
superlative patent. 100. Wheat-southern dull and
no,ninaly higher western easier closing dull southern
lls1al H. No western winter red spot and Jan
April. :09aa1 10; May, lll3saL11H Corn-southern
dun and nolainally higher FOR white; western easier
and dull southern white 60a61 do yellow 57a58
ern mixed srot. ssha5st February. 5szsa5sa March.
59hs6O; April. 6ea6l; May, 62s629s steamer
Oats easier and quiet southern, 4ia4s white
42a43; do. mixed 40a41: Pennsylvania. 40a43. Rye
dull and lower. Gsaes. Hay steady with more demand
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland IA 0Oal6 o.
Provisions quiet aud e.sy-Mess pork 1900 Bulk
Bscon-shouders, 5: clear rib sides 10 Hams. i4a19
hard-retned u: Butter steady,westsrr packed.
nominal--re1ned sssas.. Coffee trrner-Rio cargoes
soft. X copper refined quiet l4a Whisky steady,
1.1Sa1lsH Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
s6a f9gr Tan nG 70 Pad
corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; rye 100
bushels: cOrn 81. 900 bushels
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RAILROADS.
PALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IHE AODEL FAST LINZ AND The ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1EI FAS. ANpIHF VEST
VA WASHINGTON.

'H1 "A AS Wi Alh lHF EF5r
1oUBLE IKkCE', JANNtY COUPLER.
Schedule 70 take e ~ - 1 lhi1S So- - &c,
leave Washington ;roI OF New ar-ey
sN.,-Ee aid s'Ieet ~ Eastern standard 75th A.eri
~ ohlcaEo Ci1'cinlari. Louisville and st Louis
Though 1oseies sn iaace seei;r Cars no 10 ,i,vs
r. without ehaIse: lUl5a Ii. Gully to Chicago.
1er I:,-lills 4: Io=I5 n and $40 H. daily; 40
Ia L. i1tt5bGrE Cleveland AID Detroit. with Sleep
jci icis7ie I,tso.t via MonroevilIe lois a. m
eay, v;u sieel Toledo cling and Lake
2Ia.is Ter TLilad,!yh and New York at s:1os m
Coy. e.cei SUNDAY loop IN daiiy with
f4I-or az; s.er' ..l' Cars irC-
49, 4-'fg q ~, No 80 30 80 20 STOP.
u rra go. 4aO. 55d 80. IL. iG.Os. 10 10 pm
., 80 :, s 10 Il 90 IN. ''O Ail' Ia
Fog Anal rs. 80 i. 10 LILO and 40 pm.
~ W >.s:loi1 1'1sen Wastngton and Baltimore.
-" IL dai-y EXCEPT sunday. As pm. daily Tor
g.: ~ SUNDAY. fo- Is1l:gto1.. stsunror and
i.a..e''' 80 n. cay s1ceIt sunday. ~
M ara = :, =, y, day except sunday
l. go. 10 10 An and - daily except
Ina 'rslve from tie West daily 62O $50 am. 25
1r.i - re.k, ard Ilade iia. 255 80 m. daily
Ir IA Ai..a.,l;s. ~ am. l.5o 81 pm: Sun
la. L-S---;'. = daily. and oI5p m daily
1Ton l:.,.s AMI .'.;erll dists points SIS 1000
SUNDAY q ~ 'ias.iy Point u KarAs
1:s-.~ -.,.S~ isit,-e Tor al.l.- at = 4:4a go
- - = (, ~, go - ~ a II --42 - T. 40 :,
= t. az 10 10 p Z: On Sundays. = A..
A. ;I'> from Washington Stop at l,la, Station crcep.
Hor lrT;h"I into-:. alton slIly a. tho Baltimore and
m IIhyt or &C. +" asiinl;,: stat.o tI9 and 1881
vi l. i.A-n ior t@--Ae ~ lie ,eeAe recely II
4 81, tIL5iENl's VI. 4 7. Baltimore.
Dis = n i-Ol'D t1ti-'l Passenger Agent.
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The Virginia GeQislasure.

PROTECTION OF THE orsTEs BEDs--wAR on a
MALONE OFFICIAL
In the house yesterday joint resolution was N
troduced authorizing the governor 90 furnish NE
civil authorities OF Mdilesex county with ammunt.
ton to protect the oyster beds fru unlawful dreag-
Ing. IL provides for The appropriation Of 500 roursde
q ammunition Tor small arms ana Sl0 rounds sulta-
ole Tor Use II the artillery, the resolution 10 be In
force nom us p sage. Il Was referred
petition was presented IN the house Yesterday
signed by NUM- rluS Citlzer.s of Hanover county,
asking the impeachment or Jackson I. Valentine.
the Mahone superintendent OF public schoolS al
th"t county, Tor m9la1r.nistration In offce Nnd
pIosututing the pubic schools for political purI
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A Lady Made q Citizen.

MIS- Emily s. Smith, q widow, was made citi-
zen OF the United States In the municipal court this
forenoon. Mrs Smith was born in England In 1870
and came to America when eleven years Of age.
She has resided In Milwaukee for the past twelve or
fifteen years The lady went TO Dakota last spring
and took up homestead near Harold, and In order
to acquire q perfect title to the land she was ad-
yised TO ren6unce forever all allegiance 10 Queen
Victoria and become naturallZed citizen OF the
United States, her husband having neglected 10
take out his second papers. Clerk Meiswinkle SAYS
this Is the second instance OF the kind during bis IA
cumbe0cy Of the oc1ce-six yearA
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Republican Opinion q skeaasn

Ex-Spesker Ke:fas VIII gain nothing BY bis ssesce
on General Boynton, who entered pubic nfe goa
While before ex-speaker ke;fer, has stayed n N
With better reput alton, and viii remain " "
longer. General Boynton Is o correspondents VINO
has been fighting rings and abuses In waGinetca
ever since he stepped fighting for his county, .
The war lie has made his record. and, while "
mas nad us oiunoers, II has never been oleinisbe1
by corruption or sullied by dshonor. The less ex-
,s hslrer has 70 say IN these day. the soones
AID lar as eN-Speaker Keller can set towards pub
Lie approval
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Wall Street To-day.

DAY WITHOUT ANY SENSATIONAL RUMORS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 80, 2:lO p. m.-The Posts fnan-
ca article says: The stock market was particularly
free from special influences IN the way OF sen
sational rulnorS this forenoon, and, the
whole, exhibited tone OF considerable
strength, the net result OF the nuctua-
tons during. the forenoon, to - O'Clock, being
an advance OF i to q on the general list, with ex
IL on Wabash, and 2H on Manitoba. There is,
however. but little indication OF Increased buying
by the general public yet The situation among
the railroads at the west remains unchanged.
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Glass Works Rurned.

PIrTsBuRG, PA, Ian. 30.-A special dispatch from
night flames were discovered issuing from the boiler
house OF The Phoenix Glass Works, at Phillipsburg,
opposite here on the Ohio river The fire was
under good Roadway when first discovered and the
means at hand for extinguishing 1t being limited.
little could be done towards checking the progress
OF the flames, Which soon spread throughout the
entire works, destroying them in short time.
Loss about 1925 O0O Insured for l74 500 The works,
which covered large area, were among the largest
In the country. Five hundred hands arc thrown
out OF employ ment
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Gov. AHBFTT ON CIVIL. RIgurs-1ov Ahs,ef, ca

Gov ABBETT ON CIVIL RIGHTs.-0iov. Albeit ssns
message 10 the New jersey legislature Monday u
favor of civil rights. IL was based upon the refuses
CT the liackensack cemetery company TO inter fhs
body or the cOlored sexton OF the First Baptist
church OF HacAensacR. The charter OF the COM
pany allowed any religious society 20 purchase
burial lands In the cemetery. The governor con-
siders the refusal II Christian burial the body OF
deceased citizen upon the ground OF color unTea-
sDnable- He thinks no corporation; whose exist
ence depends upon The legislature, and whose
property Is exempt from taxation, should be lSer-
milted 10 make distinction pctwesn the wllJe
and black man.
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JAY-GREEN. ON Monday Jan. IS 1884. by the Rev
Jos. I Rely, LEON ARD Is. JAi 10 MARY ISABEL
youngest daughter oi Mr.. *. Nj. Green. Of East Was-
lI..stVl.
baltimore papers please copyl
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New York Letter in Cincinnati Enquirer
We still have about l,l00 brokers in Wall street,
and there never were SO many poor gentlemen in
the street as now. There probably 600 OF these
who have next TO no business The sale of stocks
Is only about $780, 600 shares day, and when you
divide 1t among :, 100 men you can see what poor
thing IL Ia
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TO.MOR ROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
IN PLUSH, WALNUT HALL RACK, OAK EX-
TENSION TABLE DINING ROOM CHAIRS COT
GE FURSI rURE, REFRIGERATOR WARD
ROBES, INGRAM CAEpETS. FEATHER BEDS.
PILLOWS AND BOILERS, CHINA, GLASS AND
STLVER-PLATED WARE KITCHEN UTENSIIS
&C.
On THURSDAY. JANUARY THIRTY-FIRST, at
Ten O'CLOCK a. NJ shall sell. residence No. $50
northwest the above collection of Household
Effects WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co,
I'd
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Eesumption of Work.

READING. Pa. Jan. 30.-It is learned to-day that
portion OF the Philadelphia and Reading rolling
mills, which suspended permanently at New ears,
VIII start up tomorrow. Most OF the machinery
had been shipped to Danville but Will now be re-
turned 10 Reading. The cause OF the new move
was trouble with the hands at Dany1lle who re-
fused to work at the wages offered.
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Fire In an Apartment House.

SCORCHED.
NEW YORK Jan. 30.-An apartment house on 9Th
avenue caught fire this morning and large num-
per OF people narrowly escaped being burned TO
roof OF an adjoining house. Four persons were
SCorched. and two were bruised but not fatally.
me house was owned by f. Michel, m aged French
woman. who, with her granddaughter, were both
probably fatally burned. The occupants OF the ST.
Apootsford hotel adjoining, at time panic
str1cken but that building was saved Loss $500
on the house and furniture L. Skerry. caterer,
loses 5000. and Keler's building adjoining, was
damaged $4,000 by water
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
A Girl FATALLY burned.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 3o.-The thHae-year-old
daughter OF Frank Martial, OF fredericksburg.
this county, during the temporary absence OF the
family yesterday afternoon, began playing with fire
ia stove when her clothing became iguited and
she was fatally burned
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JACKsoN. On January 29th. 1854. EPHRIAM z.
JACKSON. AGED thirty i've years. native Of Darlihe
The funeral viii take place from his late r.siderra
1el9 street northwest. Friday. February lsf lisa a
ociGck Friends Of the family Invited at
tend. y
JOHNSON On the Goth day Of January 1884 CATH
ERINE JOHNSON. aged gl.; y-four years
Funtral Will take place from her late Residence lsl3
nth street Northwest at IL O'Clock Thursdsy.
vlt-d 10 attend
kUNKE. ON January 29th 1884, at $50 q m ANEA
ELIZABETH HI Nkt- aged eighty seven years.
Funeral from the residence Of her sonin-aw, Fred
Steinle lls Pc nsylyauis avenue southeast thus
Gay. The Slst instant, at o'clock p Friends a ts
family respectfully invited attend y
LANG On January 18TH 1854 MAk0ARET e LANG
beloved wife of William Lang and daughter Of Chazss
l. Aaffason, ased ~ years months and dAys
The toilsorne way thon'st travelled DER.
And borne the heavy load.
Bat hrist has ausht thy languid fest
To reach his best abode.
Upon his Fathers breast
Where the wicked cease from troubling.
And the weary are at rest
Funeral Friday. 2 p m, from residence OF her hus-
band. loO4k street southeast Friends and relatives
invited 10 attend. 2tr
c. MITCHELL. wife OF John NJ Mitchell undertsher
Friends If the family respectfully invited at
enth street southeast Thursday. january 3lst stf~o
O'Clock m Friends and relAives are respectfully "a
Si.rd to attend
SMITH On Jan a. 1884 at 6.lbs m after loss
and inful Illness KATIE. the beloved wife Of euEse
Smith, aged twenty seven years and nine montha
Uni ntown on Thursday at O'Clock D M Frieisfs
attend
dentition and debility EvAJ daughter Of Zsohsriah a
and Ann X Turner ased IA months
1907 q street southeast THURSDAY Jsnusry sfst 81
O'Clock pm Friends and Relatives requested 70 sttenAs
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Telp9raOlsic Rriefs.

Benz. c. Hosford was to-day held for trial in
81 500 bail In New Haven, Conn., for attempting to
shoot his wife on Monday night.
Richmond s Ttompson's steam nltu, at Jay, Me-,
was burned last hight. Loss, $4,000.
Healy Wander Lindens dry goods store on sth
avenue, New York, was damaged $4,000 by fire this
morning.
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TCHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By vi. tue of deed Of trust to me. dated June -
18TH A. d. 1883 and recorded in liter No 104O lilo a
4O ct of the land of the District of IL
Columbia will sell at public auction, in front Of the
hUARY, 1884. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
res, estate to Wit All Of original lot numbered eight.
in square numbered hundred and four the same
Il laid down the rund plat plan of the city Of
Washington subject to taxes, the prnc ipal and in
tersst. to said day Of sale, to $T4Z IL This
Rr"rery improved by two.story frame dwelling of
Terms Of sale: One-half Of the purchase money IN
cash the balance i'll six and twelve nhs after day
Oh sale with interest at six cent be
secured by deed of trust the property sold the
chssers option Adepost Of s7s viii be required UPON
acceptance of bid If the terrs Of sale complied
with i'll five days after the day sale the Trustee re-
the right t. resell at the risk and the de-
faultinR purchaser purchasers All conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
jaaO-eots CHARLES H KNIGHT. Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
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NIHrLIsr PLoIS ~ RCssIA.-A dispatch fro d
kharkon. Russia. says that Sablelofr, an or1cef OF
the gendarnoS, sent 10 that point by Col SudsIken
10 investigate nihiliSln, was aSsaSslnated on the
stth Instant The same authority alleges that thg
police have discovered plot Tor uprising OF The
peasants In Little Russia, and also O scheme f1i
putting strychnine In the cars bread. Mani
arrests have been made
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'y,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


ADMINIsTRAToRs' SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
FISTS ES Sr c xf,n NED IN HOUSE NO. aosa
TAY 1894 at the residence Of the late j. c. Heiston
No 2O32 street northwest 2lst street. will sell
Cfalnbr Suites Oil Paistinrs Brussels and al fn9ran
Carr Is. Diaing-roum Furniture Bedding Mattresses
f.Ilnws Kitchen Requisites. &C, DC.
ta2s-dts R S1h + mFfsfoN. Administrators
rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
" fKOSL REAL ESTATE ON BOUNDARY AND
X STREETS NORTHWEST.
District OF Columbia passed the 18th day Of Deem H
hfr los' In E1l,ity cs,'se Nc so7l wherein Anna
der - al defendants the undersi med Trustee
ISIS. on MONDAY. the 1WENTY-EiGHTH DAY OF
January. AID. 1894. IT HALF-PAST THREE
ATE il the city OF Washington c. described all Of
Lot numbered one a. and part of Lot numbered two
81 in squar numbered FIVE hundred and fifty begin
II in from the southwest corner of said square five
hundred aud city and running thence east two hundred
an! tys mtg two feet t222 fl less the ex-
portion of said square, thence northwest
along TIL line II Boundary street hundred
and hitytwo 10 s:x inches 252 It. n thence south
IN 10 the place of beginning.
Of sale prescribed by the decree: One-t third
90 and twelve 90 months with interest from
day Oh sale, 10 b. secured 10y deed of trust upon the
premises deIcsit OF one hundred dollars Will be re-
qIested at tie time CT sale All conveyance and re-
LEON ToBRINER. Trustee,
go ~ street northwest
sTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
T,rlnt II the weather until THURSDAY, JANUARY
J. GOODWILL. Auct. 1s2sst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-30
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KING CETAwAYo ESCAPES AND IS REoAPrURED.
DURHAM, Jan 30.-The Zulu king, Cetawayo
made his escape from Ekowe last Sunday, but was
recaptured the next day.