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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TIE prspurfp FENCE

TIE DISPUTED FENCE
between lie Droit Park and Howardtown is still
bone Of contention. Dave Washington is the
coIored special officer at the park. He was
charged before the police trial board last Sat-
urday with preventing people from entering
the park. The trial board found him not guilty
and dismissed the charges. 1t appears that
Charles E. Banes and others who tore down the
fences at Linden and Elm streets posted sign
at q hole in the fence allowing all persons to
cross his lots. Mrs. Daley drives a milk wagon
She attempted to cross the lots. but was
stopped by Washington, and it was for this he
was brought before the trial board.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
Auditor Petty, in his report Of the financial
operations of the District government for the
fiscal year ended June co. 1888, shows the re-
ceipts and expenditures to have been as fol-
lows: Receipts-Balance on hand July 1. 1887,
81 ,019, 1882; general taxes and penalties. 81
49, 1877 "a: licenses S13S. 9SI. IS; markets s17-
706 49, rent of District property 81 FOG 16; fines,
Police and Criminal Courts $50 1888 %; judg-
ment in case Of Hay VS.. Alexandria and Wash
ington r. r. Co., S62S1s31; miscellaneous
sources, s37,267.27; water taxes and rents,
S215 rs; special and trust funds. $50 ST. 95;
United States appropriations, 81 ,sl4 s99. &c. re-
payments to appropriation, s10,790.07; total,
IS, So, 663.11.
Expenditures .-Improvements and repairs
S516, 427.5s; bridges, S7,950.61; charities and
corrections, 1884, $3.50. SO; salaries and contiu-
gent expenses, $751; ,65SSO; streets s426. 81;
Metropolitan police, sa4s, rs; fire depart
ment, 109, 1851; telegraph and telephone serv-
ice, S23, 440. 20; public Schools support, $685.
164.97; purchase of sites and erection of school
buildings, Sl62,O63.97; health department.
&42, 554. IL: courts, SIC S50s9; Washington aque-
duct, $40, OCO.00; miscellaneous appropriations
$40,6S7.5O; interest and sinking fund, S1,2l3,-
947.9 water department S2l7,6l2.S7; special
and trust funds, 81 ,639.01. Balance on hand
July l, 1885, $l,356 093 16; total S5,557, 663. IL
MISCELLANEOUS.
Building Inspector Entwisle has notified Mr.
H. Q. Winship, of 2603 Dunbarton avenue
northwest, that the brick buildings located on
lots ~, 49, "a and u.s. in square No. 5. south side
OF street. between SD and SD streets,
Georgetown, are dangerous to life and limb
and will have to be removed
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The AnglO-American Insurance Com.
pany.

An OPINION OF THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
pIsMIssING THE SUIT OF W. A. MELoY.
In the Court in General Term to-day Chief
Justice Bingham delivered the opinion Of the
court in the case Of W. A. Meloy, assignee, agt
the Central national bank, affirming the de-
cree below dismissing the bill. The plaintiff
claimed that the Anglo-American insurance
company made an assignment for the benefit of
creditors, and he made demand for the depos-
its in the bank. The bank claimed that the
complainant was not legally the assignee. The
court holds that the insurance company
cannot make such assignment; that there was
no authority given by the stockholders, even if
1t had the right, and that the proper course to
wind it up was by bill in equity.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w sional and plain Cooks Laundress, Maids, Nurses
GE
n26-6t.
WAST,EPSAS s s FOR Two ~ ONE !SE
the Other for and SEWING in cy rser
ences. Address Box I6 Star ONCE IT
XVANTED-A. PLACE FOR. AN EXPERIENCED
cSden Aae aS %A9%NS e
w to dc Homework in small private family; ref
erences tc stay nights Inquire at 1884 9TH st nw1'
WANTED-B1 A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
dress s EMMA SMITH, 1889 L St NV W. ~ it:
WANTED-FoR COOK, AND CHAMBERMA1D
w twhitej-places A lady giving up housekeeping
can recommend the above. Apply 1928 Connecticut
w class private family Place cook laundress in
tie West End can furnish references. Call at 1922
Lingers alley between 18TH goth, L, and M SITS IT
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE COLORED MAN
ar make himself TseS shs as cook or chamber%aid
WANTED-AT POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaid, Waitress Laundress and
Bntes sAL 4 ae ss
VANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AGE %, JUST
w from country, place as Waiter or Coachman in
private family can make himself generally useful
about the house. quick and quiet willing to learn;
n r. 10 Douglas alley, between 4th and otn and u
and SITS. NV. 1t.
WANTED-A ST-CLASS LAUNDRESSwANT
w place in good family. Address j. c.. British
legation City. n26-3t'
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
w wolnaI, ituation excellent cook, highly COM
petent willing TO assist in washing frstcass refer
MANIFESTATIONS BY FIRST-CLASS
w eook and also ehambermaid in private family.
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER
w X. w n fecf-
fitting tailor system; thoroughly understands her
business Address NJ NJ. O., Star Office n26-2t'
XVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w youth Situation driver porter, to make him
self generally useful in store Office furnish
good references. Address W. Z. CLARK, Star Office
n24-2ts
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR RELIABLE COOKS
w walters, maids, housemen nurses, seamstresses
coachmen, scullios dishwashers farmers &c (A hep
selected +. NJ. bURNHAM, 63O-632 Fn.w. n24-6'
NNANTED-JOHN F. BROWN IS NOW LOCATED
w at 1923 st. where he is prepared to fur
nish families with good honest and reliable servants
and q the shortest notice Also tirst-cass
good, permanent homes. 1923 st. NV. n24-lm.
NVANTED-BY DREssMAKER, SEWING BY THE
Box 50, Star Office. n24-2t.
XVANTED-AN ORGANIsT OF EXPERIENCE
erences. Address ORGANISM, Star Office. n23-3t'
WANTED = HOTELS AND FAMILIES FUR
w nished with first-class White Colored help;
cooks. walters drivers and buffers always ON hand
references guaranteed. j. b. BURGESS l. CO., 936 F
| st. NV n31-6ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms, with heat and light; for light house keep
ing; three adults. Address HUNGERFORD, 9th and
SITS NV. n26-2ts
WANTED -UNUFRNISHED ROOMS; STATE
w price. with fuel and lights and without. Also,
price of board for man, wife, and three-y child
FRANK Z. ANDERSON, Pension Office. n25-2ts
WANTED-FURNISHED SITTING ROOM WITH
w alcove, or small bedroom, and one unfurnished
open fire desired: references; location between
18th and goth SITS Address. stating terms, Box l59
Star Office. n26- 2ts
w I'd floor, and board with private family; within
ten squares Pension Office children objection Adj
dress, stating terms and location NJ l., Star office
IA ANTED-PERSONS HAVING ROOMS FOR
w rent will save money by seeing us. Have many
callers every day for furnished and unfurnished
ROOM RENTING AGENCY, Gig 9th st. NV. n24-3ts
WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, LARGE
w room, with board, for a young lady for few
Post Office. n233ts
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED MoMEN. FIRsT-CLAss COOKS.
Bic SAG s sis 9R Pa nsn
4. Sss ssl. fIss.T SSE
Apply at Stage Door. it,
WANTED-AeENTs: NO EXPERIENCE NEED
4s Rs Rsnsy lSs hive men, call for %0Sp
WANTED-A GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS Girl. TO DO
w Homework and wash dishes at I'LL s. n
WANTED-A GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO LIGHT
" housework for two in family. Apply at 302 Z
WANTED-LADY. AGENTS NEW RUBBER IN
write Mrs IL = fiTTIE Chicago iSH R nS4 if
WA aNS1TrE Ie,I;Al I,u OR GENTLEMAN HAVING
Library Salary PAID s r se
Apply Room los Lehman building, i4as SsS Xsrk
WANTEp--A LADY FOR A POSITION IN MY
SALARY, 81 SssE; Apply !. "A THGEE CO, 40
WANTED--A WET NURSE, IMMEDIATELY
n send ADDRESS where you can be seen to DOCTOR
WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK: MUST UN-
w derstand making good soups bread and desserts
Apply 1915 New Hampshire ave. n26-2t.
WANTED,;A GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
SpAETEEs cNavy Yard before am and Bet and
w sIperience Apply at KoIB's PHAKMAcY, I'll
and sts.n NV. 1t
and business qualifications to assist in outside
work: GOOD references required, Address, stating
WANTED-wOMEN COOKS, $40 TO $40; CHAM
away waitsTs Drivers IF Farm Hands: Coiorea Men
w of an installment book business; must be capa-
bic Of handling agents. HILL b HARVEY, Room 9,
WANTED-A COMPETENT COOK. APPLY, WITH
W references, at 1775 Mass ave. NV, between 10
make geH 10 run soE Ds
references. Apply at $40 d st. NV. n262t'
WANTED-A, YOUNG MAN TO DRUM THE
one having some knowledge Of sinsie-entry book.
keeping pSeferred Address, with reference esHBsri-
WANTED =, FIRST CLASS COOKS. GENERAL
w Houseworkers Maids, Nurses, Housemen, Coach
Bu %anre and h sSfdss aSs st.
" i 81 N St, w. between and o'clock p m
WANTED-913 N ST. N w. AN INTELLIGENT
and reliable house servants white preferred Also
WANTED-wHITE BOY OR GIRL. ABOUT Is. TO
w be generally useful about the house: lean learn
to be an artist National Academy of Fine Arts so4
Of good disposition; At 200 IN st ne N na4.st.
WANTED-B BOY, ABOUT 10 TO LEARN BANK,
w ing business Address, in handwriting, with
references, BANK, Star ofice. no33-3t'
VNANTED-ENERGETIC INSURANCE MEN TO
w represent fire, life, accident live stock and sick
benefit companies salary commission; reference re-
Quired. EsTERDAY HALDEMAN, sos st. NV.
n23-3ts
WANTED-BUTLER AND GENERAL HOUSE
w man (white) in private family; hrst-class refer
eences required Apply, between Z and p. M PHI
Massachusetts ave. n22-6t
WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT b.
w rean, conducted by ladies' men and women, white
and colored for all kinds of domestic labor for District
and states, with references 717 NJ ST. L. W. se29-9w
w ANTED-INTELILGENT MAN LIVING OUT
w side leading cities to represent in his locality,
responsible house. Good salary to right party Refer
n19,m,tu-4w
WANTED LEARNERS Foo PROF. CHRIST
w NER'S New International Tailor System of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
alone Patterns and materials cut and basted
or made, and the system taught by Mime. s. J. MES
SER, 1903 II st. NV. n3-1ms
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SrsuAI Nor.cn
wINTER OPENING.
ma =. T. Euxf
wm o. a THURSDAY. NOVEMBER xs.ao,a
Imported DoNNEIB "a HATE. ths nost slsunu1
49, ~ Gnw8yu1 = vmhlngsoa-
Ooo-on - GInExT uo9IuWxDr.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUs

w o4N 1LI SSElLl<ANEOOS
WANTED-wE PAY AGENTS ses TO sIoo PER
local work state which preferred also ssary rssd
sas Ono co. manufacturer pa George ST. Sas,n'
WANTED-EvERY ONE TO LEARN TO MAKE
hfe-sizs srsy9n portraits in fifteen lessons: no
May BaSs sorn sa!i sns
WANTED : NICE FoLpING-BEDs. MAT
sossS ssSsis S1 ios..ss ". sss;
WANTEDaTRY OUR BUTTERINE AT go CENTS
teri month or money refunded Fsmiies ssrSed
er s%pe s sh ssa
Market ook for the decorated stalls opposite Col
or sss Sass
WANTED-LADIEs DESIRING CONFIDENTIAL
instruction IN English branches especially cor
ppon The topics Of the day arange
dress Z. G. Star office. - ma ns4-3t. ''
WANTED-BY A. SUCCESSFUL AND EXPERT
there are number Of boarders would take furnished
nS1ss hes xss s,a SosSSer with sas, Epsnt
WANTED-TO PURCHASE PHOTOGRAPHIC
Snth, fe Sf sw Ssio Address, stating fun
WANTED-FOR CAsH-FURNITURE, FEATHER
Beds, Carpets. Stoves, or Entire Household
nSs-im' H. ROSENBERG. 114s 9TH st. NV.
WANTED HORSES wINTERED-BEsT CARE.
w with two feeds Of grain and hay daily. Terms Ss
ssiea H coy ses
32d sts. or Room 101 Corcoran Building oc2e-lm=
WANTED.HoRsEs TO KEEP; BOX STALLS;
city on CLAIR o !sid ssha nss tFG%
WANTED : HORSES wINTERED AT GREEN
ssea iG5 E direct to farm to
WANTED-20 HORSES, SUITABLE FOR CAR
Tase woFk must be sound and perfectly broken
M iRd SOW high na 81. or
WANTED : THOSE DESIRING CRAYoN PoR-
msnts taken SMITH Artist STUDIO ii aoe5,
WAANTEDoEyERYBoDY SUFFERING FROM
w Smoky Chimneys to know that guarantee to
made as ne to eG no
l7th ST NV: ' ~ p-'' '" A't o c 5; %
WASTE, IT II < KN %0TS,, ,o,.r.
se24-3m for every State and Territory.
Wkk nI. WIZ I;;l Dug; BoREp AND PRIyTN;
t teri furnished and regsired VIM los
'WANTEDaPERsoNs PARTICULAR ABOUT. THE
w cut and finish Of their garments call on MAX
GOULD, Tailor, 525 10th ct. n. W. Time given for
WANIEDD-EoR SAsH-FURNITURE FEATHER
fects. Address
oc27 II. BAUM, 219 9TH St sw
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
w guns, revolvers, old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call or address
LAsKEY'S Loan Once, POI Penn. ave, corner I'd St
n. W. my26
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w kenoystine Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat
Sss isSs snS M& fss,P @s
cor 5th and sts s. e. Telephone 6l0-2 or 1O0S-2.
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter is churned every morning aud de-
ivered in y H. ward" prints, Acc per H. Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttermlk Sweet Milk &c. per quart
myS
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BOARDING,

1OOO ST, OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE
4OVO dellgntful rooms; perlors specially sdspte1
for enterainine frsclAss table and we'll srr
wants: terlns moderate. n26-lm
GooD TABLE BoAED-MEcHANICs' BREAK.
~ inet served a. . 80 IN once ladies and rentie-
men g q M Please give me . call. 1742 l4th -.
w somely Furnished rooms: sinrle or e1 suite a.
perlor board; herdics paA The door. $40 ~ nv.
II 18th a. n ". n12-1ms
II YOU WANT TO LEARH LRENcH QUICK 90
t,ks your room and bosFt With ths Frsnch rsufss-
sor. 1SO4 IT. nv. n2-1ms
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IT Is REMANDED BIT THE DISTRICT SUPREME
COURT TO THE EQUITY COURT.
In the case of Kilbourn and Olmstead agt.
Latta, Chief Justice Bingham to-day deliv-
cred the opinion of the Court in General Term
affirming the auditors report and remanding
the case to the Equity Court for further de-
cree. 1t was alleged that while the old firm
was in existence Latta secretly engaged in a
partnership with John stearn, and the COM
plainants claimed that they we're entitled to O
share in Latta's profits in that partnership.
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TRAVEL ON THE AMERICAN PLAN, via B. and
0. No extra fare is charged for travelling on
the fastest trains ever in regular service be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia.
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Gen. Geo. ". Crook, the Indian fighter, yes-
tsrday addressed 1900 Chicago street urchins
ct the Thanksgiving dinner OF Waits Sunday
school.
typographical Union No. "a, ct it, regular
meeting In Chicago yesterday afternoon, unan-
q Chicago, fer " pssitioa Of public pEintse.
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ONE CONVICTED AND ONE AcQUrrTED.-In
the Criminal Court, two cOlored boys-George
Williams and Rob't Ford-were placed on trial
to-day for larceny from the person. The prose-
cutting witness was Chas. Cooper. Ford ad-
mitted his guilt, but insisted that a stolen
pocket knife found on Williams he had loaned
TO Williams. Williams was acquitted, and Ford
convicted.
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FOR RENT-STABIES

EQR RENT-A NEW BRICK STABLE NEAR
II Portland Flats stalls and room for csrrisses.
cement moor: comfortable coachman quarters water
snd sewer. Apply 70 GREEN a CUNNINGHAM l4O5
81 nO6-lms
VyoR RENT-sTABLE. FTRsTlCLASs IN Every
II respect; three stalls. ample carriage rroin. corn
iortaole quarters Tor coachnan l44l RHODE Island
ave. n1-lm
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FOR RENT-HALLS

FOR RENT-IWo FINE SPACIOUS HAIIs-sFc.
Il end and th1r9 floors II Endowment Puilding 4la
lOth St NV. thoroughly heated by steam f5r
solety OF assoclaiion meetings. Also me BuildiDc
IN rear sutahle Tor workshop. storage or stable In
10th ~. NV. 5g'l,a
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED HALL. a23 II ST \
II W. 70 Iodees Clubs and tous an davs and
evenings TO suit Apply al " u Df NisoNsS 'Rs.sii
Estate Once, under above Hall. au3o'Sm
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TIE MAN AND THE WOMAN BorH FIxED.-A
colored man named William Taylor was before
the Police Court this morning charged with as
saulting Carrie Bowie. He pleaded not guilty.
Carrie Is q large woman, and when she said she
could whip Taylor b doubted her assertion,
and proceeded to prove to her that she was
wrong. He assaulted her, and she had him ar
rested Then she did not desire to prosecute
him, and when the case was called she failed
70 appear. When asked by the court to ex-
plain her failure to appear, she said that the
prisoners uncle promised her 80 not to prose-
cute the case. She thought that he would pay
her when he got the money. Judge Miller
warned her that if she accepted the money under
such circumstances she would render herself
liable to 60 to the penitentiary. She was fined
IS for contempt, and Taylor, who denied the
charge, was fined go or sixty days.
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WANTED--HOUSES

w ANTED-TO BUY IMMEDIATELY HOUSE
w of rooms, centrally located; 1000 to NJ 300
Address CENTRAL Star office. n24-2ts
WANTED-FROM OWNERS, 10 OR IL SMALL
houses and lots paying good rent for investment
eastern section, west of 11th preferred Send de-
scription to CHAs A. SHIELDS, IOO6 st. n wn2S-3
WANTED-TO PURCHASE. FOR CASH HOUSE
w situated between 14th and Sth, H and streets
Price to exceed $12 900. Address ststinT exscf
location, &C.. DOCTOR, Star once. n13-3ts
WANTED-HOUSES-IN SOUTH WASHINGTON
w for cash customers.
One brick for 81, 800 to $4,000
$4,000 to $500.
$4,000 to 32,SOO,
$4,000 to &S5OO
Also wanted houses to rent TO customers daily cals
for houses U.L BOYER,
n23-3t 3l3 ~ st. aw.
NANTED-TO PURCHASE SMALL HOUSE AZ
w an investment; price about $4,000. Box 66
Star Office. n23-3t
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FAMILY Row.-Harriett buchanan, q
middle-aged colored woman, Who lives near Sd
and Il street: southwest, appeared in the Po-
Hoe Court this morning and charged her hus-
land, Dennis Buchanan, and her daughter,
Jane Stanton, with assaulting her Saturday
night Her head and her husbands head we're
badly cut She said that her daughter came TO
her house Saturday night under the influence
Of liquor. She objected to her coming there
drunk, and quarrel was followed BY . light,
Her daughter, she said, first assaulted her
husband with . Ratchet and then struck her
with IL. She had no complaint to make against
her husband. Jane denied the charge. She
Gid that her stepfather treated her to some
gin, and when they had the trouble he fen on
Stone and cut his head. Jane was fined el0
and hsr stepfsther was released
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I,oR sALE-A NATIONAL" CASH REGISTER.
~ perfect order; used only few months: will
sell heap Tor cash. Call or address GO ST NV
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EOR SALE = STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Il crOcery and Provision Store: good location and
sood reason for selling. Address L. G. j. Star Office
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EoR sALE--coME AM. SEE OUR NEW BED
Also. choice geese feathers Doe a pound NM
shiIL ia I'd ~. ne. u26-lw.
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GRAND JuRY.-Saturday afternoon, while Mrs
Virginia c. Huidekoper was standing at the
corner Of 18th and Q streets waiting for her
die, colored boy came along and snatched her
pocket-book. The boy was pursued by several
over to Oficer Hensey. The pocket-book was
recovered The boy gave his name a. VIM.
Johnson, and said he was sixteen years old
To-day. in the Police Court, he plea ded guilty
10 charge Of larceny from the person, and
was held for the grand jury.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I,oR RFNT-ia IOWA CIRCLE THREE CONF
II muncatins rooms with private bs u. second noor.
and two comnunicating rooms. third noor furnished
those having Children servants need not Apply ret
erences exchanred. ocEs-lm
I,oR RFNT-THE AUBURN. 2aD ST AND PENN-
j sylyania n ". choice Rooms and elefsnt
Table Board. good location. near cars and Depart
ments. ns-lm
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I,oR sALE-A No : "RUBY" RANGE: IN Elk
eensnt CONDITION; price $40 1910 Marion ST n W
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I,oR sALE-AT BARGAIN HORSE COUPE
lette, and harness, at ". =. Geyer's 466 Pa sy NV
also large stock Of carriage and buggy harness couIes
gies, robes, whips hAters and blankets for sale hire
or eIchallge Painting and repairing promptly done
II from Tennessee rood ssddlers and drivers also
Two eood heavy draft horses, viii De sold cheap HUGH
QoIGLEY, 1905 81. n w E15-2w'
EoR sALE-ThE LARGEST STOCK OF FALLAND
Winter Carriases new aid second hand, IN the city
e seis sSa f ss s feasOTaoe JOIN IN SogNS
Hotel. ni4-im
L,oR sALE-A MATCHED PAIR OF VERY sTYI-
- ish Bay Mare each seven Years Old souEd and
douby sinely or under the saddle; beautiful 81
been used during the past summer as eentlsanans
driving Pair prlcs for ysir Asoone hss siae,bsr
somicte for sloo one canopy top surrey, q ONO
msnufacture N good orderi complete for sl25; one
durable Is r $50 oSs Sc, & ansl q sss cs sna
acter for sl5, one light strong whltehickOry Pole
%hps %ss Sc OWNER desns y Winter
horses and sells for this reason Prices for sale
T.. Star Office. nl3-2w
lyOR sALE-yUsT ARRIVED FROM THE GREAT
one Es,r SO to The pole ONE q
e4S One pair k.iehsd Bay HOr.e TIE hand: Slss T.
srSt in inStes One ispaso%e Bay sy Meo.p can
Chief Also. 20 head OF Driving and Saddle Horses:
oc2o-6w JOHN SIMMONS. 81 10Th IT. NV
EoR sALE-PARTIEs IN MED OF PINE ORC
Il I1ling should cominunicste with me before pur-
cLxEkE. oceo sIaS Va N1 p'''Hp s.4%A
I,oR SALE THE -oTTon GAS ENGINE an.
No o os e ne h.nGas s ~
and price hist ID bAILAUf. Art 73l 7thst nl2
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

IHok sALE-wALNUT BED ROOM SET, CARPET
= ana other household goods 1913 P1erce Place
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Street scene IN havana.


tic q man passes with a bunch of '0tterv
HH ers is and scissors, calling out the nun.
donk III a sing song tone; then horse or
n nUlrnSy Is led by with a load of fruit or
hh;ie e 81 in panniers on either side Of
Of JACK a or cow is being MIXED in front
bu1 6G5'o on Tvs 5 house man passes with
0[ n7egress with huge clear 10 in al her. ~:
jooI uan Il, and then what from a distance
green ten me Ina row of elephants decked in
proves TO Hu' ~ which on closer inspection
fresh I14 fo 5lsd head to tail, so loaded with
feet that Ip oe to height of eight or ten
animals 0 que can Just distinguish the little
''iig mass of stalks. '-i0 un'' u
toWa arde Il, How tenderIv Won fool
as Won ,u a Tue dead you have never KNOW
S'dnd among them.
tuharo.L,ita OF rabbits with the haci,,,,s 30
msth lel al consumption is proposed G as "a
thena e Australia.
The Labor enquirer., 1888-03-03

THAT the capitalist press of
Denver recognize the fact that the
defeat of the locomotive engineers
means a victory in the end for
labor, is quite evident from the
warmth with which they espouse
the throttle pullers' cause. The
monopolist organs understand full
we'll that should the engineers be
defeated it would undoubtedly
compel them to come down off
their high horse and condescend
to enter into a defensive alliance
with all other railroad workers for
mutual protection, thereby making
a railroad employees combination
sufficiently strong to virtually die
tate terms to the rail kings of the
United States. On this point it is
evident the bloodhounds of the
press are keener of scent than
their masters who evidently fail
to comprehend the true meaning
of defeat to the engineers of
one of the largest railroad systems
in the country.