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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-04

SOUTH CAROLINA EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
In the Episcopal diocesan convention at Apder-
son, S. c., yesterday resolutions were introduced
looking to the healing OF the breach between the
clergy and laity. The convention has quorum of
both branches, and is therefore legally In exist
ence. The seceders have about fifteen lay dele
gates and three clergymen. and are on the scene
holding conference. The resolutions were
offered by DR.. Porter, the white rector OF So,
Marks (cOored) church, and one or the staunchest
supporters OF the bishop. They declare that the
entire separation OF races Is necessary and provide
for the appointment OF q commission to consult
with coloret congregations with view OF effecting
the complete separation into two organizations
under the bishop OF the diocese This plan Is ac-
ceptable TO the seceders. The colOred congrega-
tlons however, are not willing TO accept II. An
bone OF contention, was held yesterday. They
declared that Dr. Porter's resolutions were not
sanctioned by them and threaten to leave the
church II they are adopted
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CkEAL ESTATE on THf ki rs STREET rHs H.
sETMst 2S ESHEA S1 wsh
INGTON D. c.
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 23d day Of Feb
81, the undersigned trustee will sell at public sale in
front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH
HF ass ssd Hm pd d.E hs
following real estate situate in the city Of
Washington, the District Of Columbia. to witt All
square numbered two hundred and Gao,
namely the south twenty 2O) feet front to rear OF
said lot eighteen s in said square and also all that
part of said lot eighteen QS) said square, described
west corner Of said lot on the alley thence running
vet thence west thirty @ feet to the alley
and thence along said alley to the place of beginning
together with the respective Improvements ana ap-
Terms ii SALE as prescribed by said decree One
q within ten tioS days thereafIer and the balance
thereof in equal a six 90 and
months from the day Of sale by the notes 4f the pur
sale. bearing interest from their date at six t6) per
centum per snnum. and secured by duly recorded
sursnce UPON he Improvements thereon both salts
factory form the undersigned trustee all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser or purchasers thereof
will be at the expense Of said
and the said real will be sold free and clear all
against which collector may certify be
required from the purchaser at the time Of sale The
final ratification of the sale shall be made by the court
II the terms of sale not complied with within i've
right to resell said real al the risk and
cost OF r T.
THOMAS DowrIN3. Auctioneer. sp2S-dXds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auction,
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE
ANDf.ARGE YARD, 1871 K STREET NORTH
wES1- OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK

By y,st Of certain deed Of trust bearing date on
corded, No. 75S, folio As. ct seq, of the Land
Records of the District of Columbia and st the re-
quest Of the party thereby secured / will sell. at
public auction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY
of Washington District of Columbia, and designated
the ground plat plan Of said city lots
bered 90 i've and 80 six in the subdivision Of square
numbered t24Sl two hundred and forty-eieht as he
IL recorded in the Office Of the said
city and District in Lioer y K. folio 6s. together
with the improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging and appertaining, known rs No. 1871 X
street.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said deed of trust
follows The amount Of Indebtedness secured by this
deed of trust npaid with the expense Of SALE cash.
and the balance q. H. and Is months for which the
notes of the bearing interest from the day
of sale and secured by deed of trust the property
sold, shall be taken. deposit Of $500 shall be re-
quired of the purchaser az the time OF SALE ana all the
onveyancng shall be at the expense of the purchaser
II the terms of sale are not complied with in full
within ten days after the SALE the trustee
right resell the at the risk aud of
the defauting purchaser after ten days public notice
in the Evening Star newspaper G. z. WILLARD.
ep30- dads Trustee
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PoySderiy OH Politics.
THE GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR ANY OFFICE.

THE GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR ANY OFFICE
General Master Workman POwderly has written
a letter, under the caption "WhOop it up for the
Next President, in which. after quoting from let
tiers from all sections OF the country and from
articles in various labor papers, giving him advice
a. 70 what should be done at the coming election,
he says:
'As the year grows older and the campaign
warns up, Will D. annoyed still more, ant take
this opportunity 20 say that am not a candidate
for anything. 1 do not favor the turning OF the
knights OF Labor into party, ana VIII not have
anything 20 DO with parties. III the president Of a
railway company made an acceptable officer, il
might inspire his admirers with the belief that he
would make good politician or Of1ice-hOlder. but
n would not follow that he would De anything of
the kind may have made a pretty fair general
master workman, but am conscious Of the fact
that would not make good politician or Office
holder. Remember these things la the future, and
In the meantime let each member learn TO be
Knight OF Labor, learn the preamble OF the order,
and what IL means and when ne does that let him
say 10 himself, and out loud. too, that he believes
In being a knight for principles sake. do not
ask any man 10 accept my politics as the simon
pure article, but having been asked TO define them.
here they are, and those who wish 10 copy alter
them may do 80.
Il am a citizen OF the American republic and q
Knight OF Labor. believe that the preamble OF
knishthOOd comes the nearest 10 the truth OF any
declaration OF principles now before the people and
Will vote only Tor that man or party who stands
dearest TO the successful carrying out OF these
principles owning the right 10 vote, will not
exercise that right as best suits myself anf in
accordance with my own views OF the duty which
the citizen owes TO his country. believe that the
man who votes for country before party Is a
patriot, and tdat he VINO votes for party before
country l. traitor IN whose hands the ballot as
dangerous 10 the countrys veal as the dagger in
the hands OF the assassin Is to the man against
whom the assassin has grudge. Will not vote
for sentiment or for spite, but viii vote TO &c
cOmplisn a result Ny vote viii be east for that
man who Will do the most good Tor the city live
II. the state OF which that city Is part, and the
TwNf ~ NN itch hot -fNfa a E.NaG
my advice would be taken all wOrklngmen would
vote just that way. and IL they dd there would be
but one platform before the people OF this nation
In coming campaigns, and that-the preamble OF
the Knights OF Labor. T. v. POUDERLY."
In another letter Mr.. POwderly states that ne Is
not candidate Tor the position sOon 10 be created
az the head OF the department or labor at Wash
layton. and warns members II the bill creating the
department. OF labor Is passed not TO allow action
% BE- taken which will bring the name OF the gen.
eral master workman in connection with the ap-
pOin-ment in any way"
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TRUsTKE's SALE

By virtue Of decree the Circuit Court for Mont
eomery County, ~ . court Of equity pasSed in
N SAID court, wherein Jacob Il. Ernest ana Louisa
krnest and others are Defendants the subscrfber
trustee named IN said decree will offer at public sale
20 the bighest bidder on the premises on SATURDAY
T Takr fI Eth PAY u MAY; lsss. :, the hour q
being 10 said montgomery County. which devised
by the last will and testament OF AQuila Kid late Of
sad county. deceased 10 the said LOUISA Ernest and
her children
This property is situated on the southwest side o,
the turnpike leading from Rockville TO eorgetown n
hundred yards from the line of the District Column
biA adyoins the lands Of Richard l. Ball, Thomas
hyde and Lewis Shoemaker. and contains i2h acres
Of land more or less
1t is Improved by rood Frame Dwelling House. q
Tenant House. barn and all Necessary outbuild.ngs
all Of which In good REPAIR and there Is well Of
excellent water near the house.
This property II situated IT the terminus Of the
road in the District Of Columbia has upon IL number
of excellent sites for buildings. and is admirably
the of suburban improvement around the city OF
Washington and 10 in every respect most desirable
piece Of property.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree. One
third Of the purchase money TO be paid cash the
day of sale and the balance in equal instalments
day OF sale the deferred payments TO be secured by
the single bills OF the purchaser purchasers. with
surety or sureties TO be approved by the trustee and
70 bear interest from day of sale and upon the rat
whole purchase money ,and not beforeD. the trustee
will convey the property TO the purchaser pur-
chAses thereof. Convey ancing the of the
chaser, deposit of 1900 at time of sale
JULIAN HITE MILLER. TRUSTED.
THOMAS DOWI ING Auc.iopaar $500 n,
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VHRUSTEES' SALE OF yALUABLEBCS AND
l. OTHER PROPERTY Situated On PENNsYL,
TENTH STREETS NORTHNEST; ON DISTRICT
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS

vANfA AHHN If. BET&fEN NfN STH ND
TENTH sTREETsNORTHWEs on DsTREET
se ET f sEEERI BEEMkE s. sisIa
HH iF AND 3 SIKH sfREETs N6 5RHh1ns
~ % ST se Ssy q ri
A D: 1883. in Equity No I0,999. LnsTetis Myer, q
auction in mont q the premises on the days snd At
the hours named tine following described real estate
IN M fsE DAY OF May A.
1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, the eastern part Of
and
follows Besnning for the same at the southeast
westwsrdly along the line of Pennsylvanis avenue
twentysiI 26l feet thence northwardly and st right
wardy twentysi126) feet two CD inches to the north
OF SAD Lot .ns , shrse sd
seventytwo C72) feet nine 60 inches ~ the place of
No.. Sn5 and piS Pennsyiysniss avenue. oA ''0fe''
On SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p.
three pa Ui and fi
the same e point on North street one hundred ana
square and running thence south eighty So1 feet.
thence in northw estWardy direction twenty-six c6j
i isss t% ieea three s inches
due north nifty six $3.50 feet nine 90 inches the line
nsSs: s sss q
sesd dstsd sd day q bseemSes ism sna ~
corded in 6er "a folio 4lS improved by thrsestory
d. 1855 at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, part Of lot num-
bered three CD, in square numbered three hundred
and seventythr 1873, in Davdsons subdivision Of
said square, recorded In the once of the Surveyor
the District Of Columbia in hber n K November o.
1870 and described as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of said lot numbered three (3)
north II" street and running thence east with the
line said lot and said street twenty-five () feet
thence north straight line one hundred and eleven
ull) feet less to an alley in the Of the
said lot thence westwardy with the line Of said alley
twentytwo C2) feet to the northwest corner Of said
hundred and six 900 feet six 90 inches less
10 the place of beginning being the same property
conveyed TO said Anna L1ndsley ~ deed dated Decsn
Der 8, 1867, and recorded in hber x q. T. 23 folio
273 Of land records for the District OF Columbia
Improved by 3story brick dwelling No. BIZ street
10 on SANE DAY, ct HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
M lot numbered four (4) in reservation "B being
the same property conveyed 70 1eaxsr Lndsley BY
deed recorded in ber w. b. No 1l6, folio AL Of the
land rocors for the District Of Columbia improved by
story and attic brick dwelling. Noa 463 and ass
Terms Of ale: For each piece osred third cash
note Of purchaser purchasers must be given securd
BY trust deed the property sold or al cash the
OPTION Of the purchaser or purchaser deposit Of
05OO on each Of the rst two parcels named and Of
each Of the other pieces VIII be required st time
Of saie All convsyencing ct cost Of purchases or pur-
dave ne Trustees the right 70 rese Il cost
nah OF defaulting purchaser or purchasers after ave
dEoEdE Z HAMILTON. Trustee
J. HoLDswosTH ooaposs.o Hs sssass''s
puNcANsoN BROS. AuctsonesrS srS4.dSG
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer. q
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN
Is a FRONTING ON FAYETTE AND FRED.

5. G.. FRoNTINa On FAYETTE AND FRED B.
ERiCk STREETS. At PUBLIC AUCTION:
FIVE O'CLOCKP NJ in front Of the premises, shall
oer ct public suction lots 1885, 1885, and part of 1877
street and 1876 feet on 9Th D street the Fsyette
having about lS5 feet depth and foot alley in the
rear Tine Fayette front be advantageously subdi
yded seven lots Of 20 feet front and corner lot
Immediately thereafter will offer lot 60 in square
l07 having frontage q 50 feet On Frsderck Gath,
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years with interest ct per cent per annum. payable
erty sold or al cash. ct the purchasers option de-
post Of 800 will be required on ut the time Of
chaser. Title perfect ap2Sd&ds
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ThoMAs BOWLING. Aue.ionesr.


On lHk WEST SIDE OF VERMONT AvENUE
BETMEEN STREET AND IOWA CIRCI.E
AND IMPROVED Bl HOUSE No. 1915 Nix
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST
BY virtue s, q authority in me VESTED in and uSds,
record IN lber 90 at pages 81 &C. OF the Record %
Wills in the District OF Columbia, the undersgnoi
will, on SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH OF MAY, lsss.
ct HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, IN frunt of the
PROMISES. offer Tor sale at public suction % the high
est bidder lot numbered nifty six t56 In olmktesds
recorded subdivision % square numbered two hun
drei and iortytwo C242l In the city Of Washington
- c. aud the improvements. said lot fronting twenty
three CZ3D feet on Vermont avenue.
Terms Of sale: One-third In cash. Of which $3.50
shall lie paid at the time of sAle the residue nal
payments at and after drte OF sale for which
notes duly secured he pre- sold shall he gwen
with interest At siN go Ier centun PER annum from
the day OF sale All conyeyhncing ackno ledsment,
and recording 60 be At purchasers IL the VI
sale ne not with In 10 days after sale resale
may be had at the risk and Of defaulting pur-
chaser after days notice In the Evening
paper THOS n WOOD,
ap3o-d&ds Surviving Executor OF " W. ". Wood
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VVHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE sOUTHwKsT
CoRNER OF TWENTY. EOURTA AND 3
frame HOUSES. NOS 240O AND 2402. AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH.
1854 n FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises,
shall ssl al Of Original Lot % IN SQUARE 20 front
ing 80 feet inches the south side Of street By
depth Of rs feet on the west side Of oath street. being
the southwest Of Gath and streets northwest
improved by two frame dwellingA GoA 24O0 aid
240I which rent for o33 per month.
All conveyancing and recording q puxchasexs cost
1900 deposit will b required at the time Of aaio.
As myi.d due An' THOMAS BOWLING. Auc4
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q Georgia snake story.
A sEvEs-FOoT RATHER ATTACKS MAN AND HIS TI
DOGS.

DOGS.
ATLANTA, GA, May Al. ID. Washburn, who
lives ten miles north OF Qultman. was passing
around the back OF his plantation. accompanied BY
two dogs, one a very large bulldog, the other
small one. The small dog was suddenly attacked
by a monster rattlesnake, the snake biting him
and holding him 10 the ground with its mouth.
The larger dog seeing the trouble went bravery 10
the rescue. The snake Immediately rrleaSed the
small dog and sprang for the larger one, biting
him In the neck Mr.. WaShburn had, in the mean
time. got hold Of a fence rail and started for the
scene OF battle. ON seeing Mr.. WaShburn the
snake left The dogs and spran9 for him. The old
gentleman backed few steps, and, gathering his
energies. struck at hts Sndkeshlp with the rail-
The rail took effect on the snakes head and stunned
him Then Mr.. WaShbuTn got in his work and In
few minutes Killed the reptile. The snake was
rs large as mans thigh and feet long. lie was
an old settler. strange TO say, the small dog re-
covered, but The large bulldog died The next day.
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JUST OPENED,

Two Job Lots that must attract attention. First 1000
yards Of fine quality narrow and medium width Swiss
Edges at about one-half regular prices. Second
1900 yards An-Silk Black French Laces at Is,
10. 1S, and 20 cents per yard worth in regular way
20. %. 30, and 80 cents
Newest styles in ParasolA See our stock and com.
pare prices. Umbrellas at all prices.
Bargains In every department.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1851 P STREET NORTH


sane H. Of o YAIvA sHEEnF NSRH
WEST.
s 3f A, as ss ., rs sns: dated the e ds
folio 131 ct seq one Of the land records Of the Dis
sfs :as OH sfS ST n
1888, at SIX O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises.
lots in square No. i5S beSinnins for the same on
street at point distant feet six inches
thence e
alley thence east eighteen feet nine inches thence
along said street westerly eshteen feet nine inches
rS Of " .a 5se
brick dwelling. With bay window and back building.
:. and sxo S
terest and secured by deed of trust the property
myadaa, WTasM y Sf DHtkkAnD Trustees
aSSdSSs afsS EHSEt $ois SSfHSE
h kfGE H A so EAEIs s az TWO LOTS ON THE
il rRSbSY TSn 81 SKI
isss. At FIVE O'CLOCK PM. IN front Of the prem:
Uses all Of Lots 49, 2o q: % 23 81 go; s. in the
AsG the feet front on e os g
SAID SAID Contained within the foos w
bounds to wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of
said lot thirty feet thence north to the south line of
Lot 49, thence west eleven feet six inches with said
south line; thence by right line to the northwest
Lot So and thence south to the place Of be-
ginning
Said 49, 20 81 % and % front each 25 feet on
B street, between New Jersey avenue and Arthur
Place northwest. sndface the Capitol grounds. They
100 feet deep to alley Lots 81 50 and 50 front
alley
Terms One third in cash. Of which e100 on each
parcel sold shall be paid at the time of sale balance in
equal payments with interest a. one and two years.
respectively from the day of sale. Said deferred pay
ments be secured by deed Of trust the property
Sold or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser Az
conveyancng and recording at purchasers cost. We
authorized receive for submission to the court
private offers for this property. Plats can be OBJ
tanned Of the auctioneers.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY, ( A'Ussos
Webster Law Building.
mv1 -d6ds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctRL
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PLAIN FAcrs

PLAIN FAcrs
IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
I. OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT Is uN-
QUESTIONABLE THE LARGEST In THE CITY.
9. OUR STOCK TWICE AS LARGE As ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
g. OUR PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
4. ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY. EQUAL
RIGHTS TO ALL
s. ON ACCOUNT OF THE ABOVE 1T rs IN
NECESSARY FOR US TO USE COLUMNS IN
NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPosEs
BUT LET THE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES
TO FACILITATE MATTERS,
ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE
IN OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER
NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BE DELIVERED. WE
HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL.
DELIVERY co. TO ATTEND TO THE DELIVERY
OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE This
COMPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES A
DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY,
OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THE YEAR
ROUND ON THIRD FLOOR WHERE BARGAINS
CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED.
LANsBURGH a BRO.
THE oRIGINAToRs OF CLOSE PRICES.
myl 400. 422 424. 400 7th st. az, slp sth a.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
ROCKVILLE PIKE, NEAR TENNALLYTowN.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

W
BY virtue OF DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in the cause Beach eft al
vs. Beach ct al No l1,066 Equity. and also by virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court for Montgomery Coun
~, as Court of Equity, the subscriber Trustee
Giii ons5 at Pnsl.e sale on the premises on shIuk
PAST TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, the parcel Of ground de
scribed In said decree. containing about feen
more or less, aud being the property devised his
danshter Julia A.. by the late Aqua lid. The prop;
dwelling house and out-buildings, and is oocu-
pied by VIM T. Beach who will cheerfully show the
II adjolns the land Of A. T. Goldsboruugh, aud
is bounded by the Brookvle Road Rockville Road aud
a County Road. connecting these two roads, and is
about one-haf mile from Tennsllytown.
This is considered the most valuable suburban pro-
perry around Washington. and Offers an opportunity
that seldom occurs TO property this
1t lies beautifully and be easily subdvded into
villa Sites or ~ an investment cannot be SURPASSED
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. residue in three
equal payments at q, IL and IL mon ths for all in the
District; that part county third cash. balance
and two years, with interest from day of sale
al cash at purchasers option. eli conveyapcine and
recording at purchasers cost deposit Of $500 20 be
made at time Of sale and terms to be complied with in
ten days after sale.
JULIAN HITE MILLER Trustee.
sp21-1t Bethesda. Montgomery Co., Nd
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Political Notes.

Hon. VIM. 8. Holman was renOminated for Con-
greS5 by the democratic convention OF the fourth
Indiana district, yesterday, at Lawrenceburg, by
reclamation.
The republican convention at Fort Scott, KAN,
yesterday, unanimously renOminated Representa-
tive Funston
1t is announced, on the authority OF Editor Burr
OF the Hartford Times, who has long been pOliti-
cal associate OF VIM. II. Barnum, that Mr. Barnum
Will not again accept the craftsmanship Of the
democratic national committee.
AT caucus OF republicans in Norfolk, at which
Representative Bowden presided, it was deter
mined not TO nominate any ticket for municipal
Offices. A committee was appointed to issue q
statement that the republican party cannot get q
fair show In the city.
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Z. @ DAVIS.
p2s 71e MARKET SPACE COR. sTHsr
WIN. G. LEWIS
GO. 7. PARKS,
o20 r ST. n. ".

w 81. N. W..
IRON WORK. FINE METAL WORK, PLATK-oIAss
Loaded AND MOSAIC GLASS. TERRA-CoTTA
ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK, MANTEIs
TILES. GARDEN VASES. sETTERs. &c.
REPRESENTIN0-
CINCINNATI CORRUGATING Co
COMPOSITE IRON WORKS co.
THORN SINGLE AND ORNAMENT 90
SPRINGFIELD WOODWORKING co
LOUISVILLE WOOD MANTEL 90.
WIILERB PATENT SLIDING BLINDS
INaHkTs TILES AND xNAxELzD BnICKA
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Sbocktuplv Gored by m RuuI.

was fatally gored by a bull yesterday on the pub
lie road. HIS face and head were terribly cut and
his body horribly bruised. BOtn hips were dlso-
Gated and he received fatal internal injuries. IL
was a saOcklng scene.
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MONTICELLO, ILL, May 4--There Is a new and
mysterious horse disease In this (PratD county.
Mr. ID. {. Niles had fine Clydesdale horse drop
dead IN the harness. and MIR. A :. Bur-, of Be
ment, lost five very suddenly. They begin treIn-
bling ami their limbs CULVER and bodies swell up,
ana their death Is very sudden. The disease Is
spreading, and fears are entertained that many
fine horses will die before a remedy can be fOun1
10 stop lis raXaRes.