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AuctiOneerS.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEE SALE OF THE VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS THE "HAR-
RIs HOUSE." SITUATED NEAR pENNsYIr
VANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH sTs
and IN qe So eoR r.
Columbia and the written request of the party Sc.
cured thereby, the undersigned Trustee Will sell at
DAY Nay FouRTa. e Pp5e 1856, on at FIVE 1i
situate in Washington, District of Columbia, to Wit
hSS nqmSer g. il number 254 descrbed
in city %ashns
ton. and known and distinguished the ground plan
hundred and ffsySur (a54 1t the said
ng ehs and
Oh saa Lot one hundred and nne feet except
six 49, square, sns
Terms Of sale CASH one and
ises sold or al cash he option
Of sale Ali conveyances at the cost of the purchaser
Terms to be complied with in five days from day OF
the properly risk ana cost Of the deu in par
chaser after five days. Public notice be given in
n,-.c rJosEPH + STEVENS s Truste e.
DONCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap2l-eo6t
MoRTGAGEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROC
NA a METa Il TRE TOWN OF HYArTsv1LLE.
the of ct sale in
at the curt House door in the town of Upper X.l
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. that handsome and nd' 4e A.
improved residence of the late Christopher {. Hyatt
county, Md, on the west Side of the Baltimore and
ohio railroad being threestory brick dwelling con-
onestory frame cottage with the land adjacent there
to.netween 3 and 10 acres-a portion being laid off
Also that lot Of land in said town containing about
brick store: 24x50 feet immediately adjoining 9hs
very desrably located property suitable for either
aprivate residence boarding house female sem
Terms Of sale Cash on the day of SALE on the rat
purchaser on W w Gay of sale 4 prpp,ns
&C &. : M E GRGT aRa
n ~ VIRGO PROPERTY AT LAUREL. MD.
at fWd Ma9 FIFTH NJ asSs
and ether buildings and nine valuable building lot.
WITH o gre d from @ 70 one
most part Within ten minutes walk of the depot. and
OTTER rare Inducements to those who desire SUBURBAN
Tesdences OF easy and rapid access Baltimore and
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one or two years
%n interest or all cash as purchaser may elect
Take 1910 train b. and o. r. X,
For further particulars apply to
CHARLES II. STANLEY, Trustee
CORTLAND street, Baltimore or Laurel. Nd.
dersgned will sell to the highest bidder on the prem
isss IN Laurel the Laurel Machine Company Prop
high so feet front by depth of 1870 feet with large
t FOUNDRY attached and sig cottages This properly
has an entire front of $50 feet Main with an
average depth OF over 200 feet-is well adapted to
manufacturing purposes Of kind or could Be con-
1ndycements tor Investment Will be sold as q whole
Also large number OF Lathes, Steam Engine, etc,
and other tools Implements and materials
Terms Tor real estate Onethi In thirty days. resi-
due In one and two years with interest satisfactorily
secured, or all cash at purchasers option depOsit
OF 500 required at the time of sale
For machinery, ETC.: If sold separately cash on day
of sale. ~ " '
ap27-ts CHAS H STANLEY
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED-SLO DJJ-
~ PLOlAN; simplest, most rapid and most legible
system In the world Glasses forming. Tuition by
correspondence Call for prospectus. 921 st. W.
ap2S-1ws
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E,srrn GREErrse.
FAsTER CARDS. EASTER NOVELTIES
i, ,plendid assortment of Easter Goods now ready.
-l, ps,ks and HymDals Lenten Books and all
70. ,u,,sbIe for the Easter Holidays
- "a examine the display at
JOHN C. PARKERS
SI7 and Sig 7th stnv
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WASHINGTON, d. G.
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneer

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
Walnut FRAME PARLoR SUITES, UP.
HoLSTERED IN RAW SILK Walnut
CHAMBER SUITES, WALNUT HALL RACK
AND CHAIR. MARBLE TOP CENTER Ia
BLES: WALNUT WARDROBES, LOUNGES
L4AcE CURTAINS AND CORNICES, OAK
ia III MBER SUITES, HAIR CLOTH PARLOR
FGRNIIURE WALNUT BEDSTEA DS RI
E hIEAGs AND WAsHSTANDs: PAINTED
GRAIN AND OTHER CAKPEgTS IAT
THESES, BEDDING, CROCKERY WARE DO
Oh, on MONDAY, MAY THIRD, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ. We shall sell, at residence No 2.S 4,
street northwest the above described furniture in
goou condition and worthy the attention of buyers
ap2S-d Ancsio0 -,
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A Maniac's Strange Freak.

AUGUSTA, Ca, April pa gentleman and
his wife. who had emigrated TO Arkansas,
where the lady lost her mind and became q
raving maniac, were passing through Augusta
Carolina Being left alone for AN instant at tho
Union depot, the lady made a dash into ths
street and ran some distance, closely pursued
by her husband. Entering yard on Telfair
street, the maniac crawled under HOUSE,
which stood barely a loot above the ground.
All Efforts 10 Induce her ~ come cut proved
futile. Laborers We're called, aud, alter digging
u two-foot trench under the house, pinioned the
woman, and two strung men then hauled her
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RooEg Books BooKslu

s,.s,s 70 close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY
49, N make room for my increasing trade In
49, ND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. This
- an opportunity for book buyers TO place in their
ls.rsss fine collection of standard and miscella-
.o-s works Don't miss II II you want TO be bene-
80 AM book books wanted not in stock will be
Al,s5 and a liberal discount made from the retail
InceS INITIATED
M nos Pennsylvania ave
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Greece 8eSents Coercion.
THE POWERS SHOULD NOR DEMAND FURTHER
PRnMIAES PROM uI,R


PROMISES PROM HER.
The Greek government has telcgraphed to all
its representatives abroad that the asSurances
Greece has given TO France about keeping the
peace and disarning ought 70 suffice without
more being demanded by the powers The citi.
gems Of Athens at public meeting to-day
adopted resolutions strongly denouncinR th,
action Of the powers In bringing pressure 10
attacking Turkey. The meeting appointed a
reputation 10 present copy OF the resolutions
70 N; Deiyannis NJ Delyannis, replying % the
promised France that Greece would disarm. II
had accepted the mediation OF France on the
question would be effectsd. The government
uisclaimed any intention of yielding 70 the
s@ Sailed or o. aisarming, Unless hsr claims
war, aud would yield only when Jhe powers
had sunk the Hellenic tset and bomosrded
Greek towns.
SHOT WHILE ESCAPING FROM LYNcHERa-
Meredith Jones, u negro tough, VINO has Ter
rorized Auburn, KY, Tor some yeors past was
shot 70 death by a lnob Tuesday night Jones
entered the residence OF "a weli-known citison
anu, going into room where three young girls
were sleeping, chloroIormed them, One on the
girls reused sufficiently 10 give AN alarm aud
jones Jumped irom window sud escaped. He
Mas Tracked and brought tack by u constable,
There being no Jail ut Auburn, he was connned
ln z room under guard. About midnight .
Jones for grove. he Tried 70 Ureak away aud
was shot down aad left where he fell. La the
eAcluinents Mr.. a. u. Gooch was dangerously
wounded by Q stray bullet.
Mr.. JOHN =. BARBOUR CONG TO EuRoPE-At
. special meeting of the Virginia DemOcratic
State Central committee at Richmond yester.
Gay, hon. John p. Barbour, Ia view OF the fact
that be Intended to be absent during the SUM.
mer, rendered his resignation chairman. A
resolution was unanimously adopted reQu,St-
ing Mr.. Barbour 10 Withdraw aIs resigusLion,
with the understanding that during Lis abserce
from the stAte chairman pro ise cuoseu
whose functions shall cease upon the return Of
the chairman. Ar. barbour then withdrew
his resignation. Col. Archer Anderson wac
then elected chairman pro tem. Mr.. Barbour n.
poets 70 leave Tor Europe shortly.
Jefferson Davis and Gen. Gordon were greeted
with cheers On their route W Aoulgomery ~
ana hao rou.ing reception on their arrival g
that city Tuesday.
Nearly ESQ hundred more recruits for Nor.
mondosa arrived tn Now York tuesday By shs
Mn. Alvah Walker, mother OF DIR. Mary
Waiker, oied a. Oswego, n. T., on Sundsr
night aged 30 years. Sue VIA cousin u BOT
@. lngersoll
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INVISIBLE WIGS,
FOR LAfIES AND GENTS
On hand and made to order
Mccall and Diplomas awarded Tor Superior Workman
ship.
Ladies' take notice that Hair Brads made for 95
cents Also, Hair Br,ilds dyed all shades, from So
cents up. Ia nneqUaled manner
Ladies' Hair Dressing, CU.s.g ami Shanipooing, at
lAiH&3-ial IL FHlLiPPIs, 9oo 7th ST. w.
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a STRIKER shot i,end.
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN ST.. IoUIs-HoPE q

SErrLISG THE strike
Last evening, William L.. Withers, q non.
union switchmaa,eih eli al the union depot.
81. Louis, shot ana instantly Killed John Glib
boas, a striking cinploye oI the same company.
Withers statement Is that on his way home
he was accosted by Gibtoas, VINO called him a
scab. Two other persons approached from be.
hiud and seized ais iWitas.s) arns; then all
three struck him, AMI Ia, bTeaa iig loose
pulled a pistol AID nrcd AZ Giaools, who
dropped dead, shut tnrousI I.se huart. wItheIs
dia not Dear aly marks upon Lis person, and
acknowledged thai lac did iIu, see any weapops
In the hanus of U!Donns wnen no siiut hiil
Inc citiZons coiaiuIiites OI III. Louis, which
mas been ii.oorins Tor "A settlement VI the triko
on The Gould road, taiuk lIey have ait M ON A.
plan which Viii be satisfactory Ia the Knights
ol Labor, ana which VIII Toe submitted at cuce.
The railroad couli.i issioners al New York
state Gall the attention OF the Tuird Avenue
surface hallway company 10 The iLconvcuteuce,
which the public Is suffering il conscque uce OF
The strlke Oh that road, anu warn the coinpauy
70 mud means al resuming Iull service, or else,
the attention Of the attorney general will be
called to the matter,
The leading bituminous coal operators OF the
Clearnetd region announce that there ID not the
slightest indication vi u compromise, and that
the miners and operators are as FAR apart a.
ever.
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KILOGRAMS TO THg STAR


BAN ANTONIO, TEX. April 2e.-T. A. Bu.
tram, just In from the west, says that the MIS-
souri, Pacific train encountered q severe hail
storm between here and FL Paso. The hail was
of large size and covered the ground complete
ly, making an Ice field. It's force was strong
10 break the headlight glass on the engine
attached 10 the pay car. Alter getting Through
the storm into apparently good weather for
five miles the circuitous course OF the storm
again struck the train and created similar
havoc.
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.HoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

PARLOR SUITE. MIRRORS, WINDOW HANG
INGS ANTIQUE BOOKCASE AND Seer =
WARDROBEs, CoTTAGE SUITES. HfTsR
AND HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDs
COPPER cooKING TTRNsfh IL DS COOK sTaTs
kIICHEN REQUISITES &c, DC, BEING TIL s
STREET NORTHWEsr. AT aTCTI ion Law
On MONDAY MORNING, THIRD OF MAY 1850
street, between l4th and I5th streets northwest.
will sell general assortment OF household effects
a2s-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
Il REAL ESTATE ON X STREET RETW EE =
EIGHTH AND NINTH sTREETs SOUTH.
By virtue OF a decree of the supreme Court of ezr~
the District OF Columbia. passed on 26th day
Docket No 70, pending in said court, wherein char
r. Cole and others are complain nts and Elmer NJ.
Cie Is defendant viii sell at public auction front
DAY OF MAY, 1856, AT IALF-PAsT FIVE
bred and twenty Eight 3s1 described as r iell o
Beginning Tor the same at point south X street
corner of said square, and running thence north sixIy
ieet thence wet one foot five lnches thence north
twenty feet inches; thence east Iwentvone
feet eleven inches; thence south eghty-eght feet Il
inches To south street and thence west by an Will
house '5
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree One-thir1
of the purchase money shall be in cash and the bal
ance in equal instalmens in one and two wear, re.
sPectveiy for which the promissory notes of the pur
chaser must be given To bear interest from sale
at SIX cent and secured by deed trust on prop
erty sold or all cash, at purchasers option deposit
chasers cost. 1T the terms of sale not Complied
with in seven days from day of sale the Trustee re
purchaser after five days public of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
SAML MADDOX. Trustee
,,->-o.,.o,- 462 Louisiana avenue
OONCANSoN BROS, Aucts ap2SdtSds
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TO GEO 5. WATKEp no., ,,.,--,-.,...--"-=
s1eh vorre mofk: best facilities in Vsahin1,, al
~ a., IN rear ., anu Yard 1u2 to zoe North ami
o''eihi44ei.L kEint4ns O..ce I...z7
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JefTersOn Dayis Lionixed.

| AN OVATION AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ex-PREsIs
pENrof THE coNfEn..RAcf SAYS THE sPIRIr
OF soUrHERS LIBERTY Il Nor DEAD"
A crowd greater than that which witnessed
his Inauguration president OF the SOUTH
ern Conederacy i'm February, 1861, ycster.
day listened TO the speech OF Jeilsrson Davis
at Montgomery, Alabama. Despite rain Mr..
Davis stood on The historical spot where
he Was inaugurated. The capitol grounds,
people. In introducing Mr.. Davis Major
Reese said "My Couatrymcn: VITA emotion OF,
profound reverence, l introduce The highest
type OF southern lnall hood t.ic iiD... Jefferson
Davis. Prolonged cnoels greeted lne appear
ance of the yeLerdbie Afr. Davis, aud Ii was
several minutes before sileacc FcIgucd. MIR.
Davis looked hale and hearty, although lac las
been recently indisposcd, and spoke IN ciea.,
The speaker expire sset lis emotion "a. the do
monstratioa, which lac knew Was not PERSONAL
and therefore lelt l.ioIe Gccpiy gla.c..l ".ur "a
sentiment far dearer 10 him Liian hirlseiI" Al
ludihg Ia A.absma's altitude vcIorc t.ie begiiI-
ming OF ho>tiiites, and the lnytl,U al the STATE
ne SAID: "lion ucr people rosc ia their
Jesty. Grse Injured sizes and bnardcss LoS 8
eagerly rushed 10 the front. it tia. war
which christianity alone approved, the holy
war Tor defense.h continuing, la alliIsion 10 tia
youth Oh MANY OF Those "ho took "a, arms AN
not dead. They live la the liivino.y aid the..
spirits aie Ia that grand column aDo,c whirlIis
marching Oh wltn unlaiIVrins steps toward tho
goal OF constitutional iioert.. 4 ana
standing now Very nearly on tue spot w.ore (
stood when 1 took the oath uI oiiicc in So,
weicoined me then. This siiows tn.,l t.,c s;,irIl
oi southern liberty Is mol dead. rnen .ou gs.a
luil Oh joyous hope, vita a la.i prospect Il
achleVing all you dcsircd, aud now you ars
wrapped in the mantle vi resrc,; aud yet tuns
regret only iaantesi5 mos PruIogadiS, an
does not obliterate th1 exprcssol Oh your sea. a.
mcnts"
Al the conclusion OF Mr. Daris' speech the az
piause was tremendous. Iic was .urced % "a =,
again and again iu .IIi,sser Ia IL. Gcn. John A..
Gordon then delivered an address.
Alter the hiring of loo guns Mr. Davis re-
turned 10 Ills carriage, ~ watch were hilchel
iour beautiful grays, and was urisvn 10 the CID
hail building. reception Mas held IN ths
Office OF the Alabama Monument association,
CIowds oil citizens shook the hand OF the ven-
cradle ex-president oi tne uonicdrracy. To-day
al eleven O'Clock the cor.ersL.iio vi Iiis confcl.
crate monument Will be Laid at montgomery
with appropriate Maso.iic ana hi.llL.,ly GERS
monies.
Mr.. Davis will leave for Atlanta Tomorrow.
10 DE present al the unyeIing Of the iSsn Hill
monument. Thence lac aiii go 10 Savannah,
10 atlead the Centennial cnca.n DincnL oeIeurat.
Ing tue Organization oi the IA ,lilln ARTILLERY.
from hay W the 9Th, Inclusive.
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THE EVENING STAR

,,,sHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
At THE STAR BUILDINGS.
,.,, Garner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth St, BY
rreuiug S:ar Newspaper Company,
Jhc GEO w. ADAMS. Pres't
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the agitation-the public opinion that was
formed in America-had as much to do as any
thing In bringing about what is now being
done In England for Irish liberty.
REPRESENTATIVE O'HARA
Mr. Randall next introduced Representative
O'Hara, the coiored representative from North
Carolina, saying that he did SO on this occasion
with more than ordinary pleasure. Mr.. OHara
received a most hearty reception, and his ad.
dress was applauded from time to time as he
proceeded. He said we would furnish the Irish
with the means to carry on this fight
OTHER SPEECHES.
Representative McMtllin, Of Tennessee, said
Ireland had fioated no fleets, had mustered no
militia, yet success has fallen upon the land
like the dews from Heaven. and her liberty
was now about TO be achieved.
Ben Buttsrworth, Of Ohio. was received with
%r M who
with those who say 1t is wrong for the Ameri-
can people TO express sympathy for Ireland. A
revolution cannot be stopped. aud the Irish
same certainty.
Representative LAWYER told the audience that
are starving along the roadside in Ireland and
appealing for financial aid.
MT. Harmon, OF Illinois, extolled the manly
Representative Gibson, of West Virginia,
ment the Parnel fund q headquarters in this
city would be secured and announced where
such subscriptions could be sent
Letters and kilograms were read from Patrick
Ford, or new York; Cows. Perry, OF Florida;
ONe1l: OF Alabama; Albeit, OF New Jersey,
ana Ogiesby, Ut Illinois, and Senator Blair, ex-
pressing regret at their inability TO be present
for Ireland's freedom.
THE RESOLUTIONS
Resolutions extending sympathy and sup
port to Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Parnell were
adopted, and cablegrams were sent TO each of
those gentlemen, telling them Of the meeting,
at winch senators, Representatives, governors
tended their sympathy for the movement
Among those on the stage were: Representa-
Representatives .Gibson. Mckinley, NcAdoo,,
Glass Phelps, Brady, McAillin, O'Hara, Law.
Ter. Hill, H0nke, Compton and ButterwOrtb
and Senator RiddteberGer.
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A Determined Suicide.

ATLANTA, April GOV. }. Hodges, . farmer
about forty-two years old, killed himself We'd
nesday morning with shotgun. Within tho
past two years Hodges wife aud four of his
children have died, AMI these misiortunes,
coupled with his devotion 10 the opium habit,
caused him 10 commit the rash act Hodges
little eleven-year-old daughter and ono servant
lived with him on the plantation. But tie LAT.
ter left on saturday 10 take "A holiday, and
Hodges placed his child with relatives 10 get
her out OF the way. neghbcr who happened
10 pass the house heard the report OF u gun.
and found Hodges lying on the hvor, shot
through the left breast with n double-barreled
shotgun which lay near This he had dis
charged by means Of an iron rod, with which
he pressed the trigger while the muzxle OF the
gun was pressed firmly against his breast
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4tOI OSAlIS.
De1.-1fO,AISs FOR IRON I-aTIIISC
BUILDING FOR STATE. wARANp
W. NAVY DEPARIAESrs
>ealed Pr,," ASH ISSroN, ID. C., Aprll 18th ISs6
s In pI.e. - iof furnishing. delivering and put-
sing eorrTays,t AAshins and lathed iron Partitions
III Cen a. OF nar sheet iron Iaths in ~. w;
Jay Deparnssss,o Of me Building Tor state War and
.eee mutt m ms city. Will be received al
INRl PIT - " LIVE NJ, ON WEDNESDAY tns
!asch.ieiy tasrssai OF NAY. 1856 and opened i'm,
~ pecifca ons -. - presence of bidders.
hsnk ts,rTn genera. Instructions 10 hidders ana
.ss1ary ~ proposal will be furnished 10 parties
70 app6afen 81, ~ ne above class OF CONSTRUCTION
sp2s 30 mi am, dHoS. LINCOLN CASEY.
.~----.,-I-o COL Corps Of Engineers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON NOPT1
SIDE OF IA STREET, BETWEEN FOURTl
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. b
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HIS First Dollar Was q Mascot

WooDvILLE, Ca, April 29.-w. Z. McWhors
ter, one OF the leading merchants of this Sec
tion has in his possession the first silver dollar
lac ever made, which bears the date of 1912.
Mr.. McWhorter WAS only years of age when
he came into possession OF this one dollar treas-
,S a,H e years OH nov, ana his p'opsr,y
utes his financial success 70 the keeping OF his
first dollar. AT the tender age OF y years he
went ~ blowing, and from then until now has
been q man OF constant work.
Husband and Wife Die Of Measles.
MACON, GA, April 20.-Andrew Bragg was
taken sick with measles about two weeks ago,
and died Friday, and his wife took the disease
and also died. leaving helpless Dmily VI i've
children.
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DENTISTRY.

- ANUEL /. SCOTT, DDS
- Fifteen years experiencein Dentistry Office 1907
ST. INV Preservation of the Natural Teeth O spe-
city Gold niIing guaranteed for five years ap1 3n
1 mr. STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND ENW
II Filling speciality: also, the of toothache
thOut extracting. a local anasthetic, used on the
gums alieyIates OF extracting. given apI3
hR t. N. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 .TH ST.
- three doors nom corner E Dentistry all
us branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
"AIaiited laul
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SPECIAL SALE Or HosrERy.


AssoFtmert- Choice Goods and Low Prices
a, % eIoieacaed, medium weight Hose for Ladies
- y" pair worth SIC. Misses and ChiIdren-s
Gc - iesu-@A iA'lioAeu' Hoii
DOUGLASS,
522. 524. $40 9th St a. W.
vi ~ ANNE X. HUMPHREY
kSkex a, soo IESTH STREET NoarHwESr
1855 10 order IN every STYLE And rnassrtas
rantess perfect At and comfort
frxneh hAH SPhIAirIES ARE
ade Cnderclothing ., n erino Underwear
P,,ent sho, 10 Lnes: imported Hosiery.
1Sef Braces, AID ali Dress Reform Goods
Chtls,a,,. french CoFsets and BuseleB-
EskeG a., sSe!ses and 81 Corset (Altss H isown
NJ uOI me proc Is Glsurpassed
yucca herman and Spanish spoken. mrlA
T DfEING. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT.
30 INV YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
p. p'esses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Grape Wells
mid Gloves Flannel and Pongseou our specially
Dre..s. r ehts Dyed. Cleaned and Repaired Ladies
ACLeo,y e . and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
Ns.o- - Z LEhCH. formerly with a F1scher and
- t1Sese, Rue Rivolie. Paris ja6
alI Fs,N ox BRAsDrs, Mop1srE
'm ,Griy with Lord & Tay,or. New YorE
Suits ~, 81 IN barr & Co., 81 Louis Mo
hAro1zhI~oa ~ the shortest notice Sune-so- ftftno
Eysni,s RI.Cso. and satisfaction guaranfeed
cl2 D3eso.S Bridal Trossears a spe,isItv
o<o l4tE ST. between and K
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THE IRISH QUESTION DISCUSSED BY SENATORS
VAN WICK AND RIDDLEBERaER, RKPREsEN-
TATIvEs RANDALL, GIBSON, PHELPS, MKIN-
LEY, o'HARA AND OTHERS.
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BOWLING, Anctioneer

THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-12-22
Pocket Book Lost.

aaMonday last Emil Kuenzi, of Lebanon,
lost pocket book on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets containing $50 in
money and some papers A woman, who
picked up the pocket book, went into the
store of Platz & Brandt to find the owner.
She left the. store, saying, she would go
to The WeItburger Office to advertise it.
Meanwhile i became known who had
lost the money. and Mr.. Kuenzi with the
marshal made diligent search for the
finder. She did not call at The Welt
burger Office, as she said she would, and
all trace of the woman was lost. Whether
she intends to act honest in the matter
as she started out to do remains to be seen.
She should have taken some means to
have made it known that she found the
pocket book.