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AtVictOr Emm a nuel,s Tomb.

EMPEROR WILLIAM PLEAsEs THE ITALIANS BY VS.
TING THE PANTHEoN-coLp COMFORT FOR THE
POPE.
Emperor William yesterday visited the Pantheon
at Rome and laid a wreath upon the tomb OF VIC
tor Emmanuel and signed the visitors book. A
crowd gathered outside the Pantheon and gave
the emperor an enthusiastic greeting when he
came out, his homI ge 10 the late king making a
deep impression upon the people and adding to
his popularity. Later the emperor and King Hum
On returning 10 the quirinal a reception was
gwen 10 Italian officers. Rain prevented the pro-
posed illuminatiOns.
Saturday a reception was held In the capitol in
honor or the German emperor. The royal family
and their guests, Count GuIccOli and the munich
OF the COnseryaI0r Palace, and mis- attention was
drawn 10 marble tablet bearing an Inscription In
ornate dlction In honor OF his visit. The emperor
followed BY the entire cOurt, traverSed the mu-
scum and descended TO the Tabularlum, whence
an admirable view was obtained Of the forum,
which was Illuminated with Bengal lights.
Tine pope Was present at the time OF Count Her.
bert BiSInarckS Visit TO Cardinal Rampolia Satur-
day, ana gave a snort audience TO Count Herbert.
The Latter declared that the existing treaties be-
tween Germany and Italy did not admit the posi-
billy Of any territorial claim In favor Of the
papacy.
The pope has formally refused Austria's request
That he censure Bishop StrOssmayer for his PAN
Slavtst utterances- officials In Vienna believe
that Emperor William had aSsented TO visit the
vatican before he went 10 the quirinal Bishop
Strossmayer would have been removed.
The OsSeruotOre Romano says that the inter-
view between the emperor anu the pope has not
changed the position OF affairs, and that Europe
will never enjoy durable peace until the tenn
poral power OF the pope shall have been restored.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctiousers.

TRUSTEES SALE oFvALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNlMPROvED ZEAL ESTATE. NEAR 1HE
COhMER OF SIXTEENTH AND S1RELTS
NOhTHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber 992.
ct tolio 332 ct seq OF the Land Records of the
district OF Columbia will sell at public auction in
front Of ~ the premises n THUksDAn, oCI9DLK
r. NJ. the foU wing Described real att, D.p, in
square numb red oue hundred and seventy even
QI7l IN tine city Of Washing District OF Columbia
70 WIT The west i've %, feet aid ID inch front by
the depth thereof. lot numbere y-four (:9fD
OF Jones Adams. and DuvaIs subdivision OF y part u
SAID squarr, md lots Lunbereu So 81, g., 81, "a So
80 80, 30. 81 W. 81 -. 3D. 20. 81 AID 9S in H. A.
BAH. chs subdivision of part OF sid rst
sewn OF said lots oe ng vac Ut Ind fronun<
street. III sue last ten beng iinroved by ihr
stor. brick dwell ing houses thereon numb, red 1904,
iog6 iS0S lSlu. 1872. lSl4. 1876, 1slS. ls2o.
aud 1922 10th street
Terms: One-thru cash and residue in equal INSTALL
ments, 1t one ana two from DAY of sale. with
tercst at SIX per cent per annum payab seiui-auu
All aud secured on the PROPERTY. all Cash If desired
depost of 90 Will be required time Of sale ON
each lot improves, aud deosit Of 100 ON each lot
unimprcyed All conveysncIl.g 1t the cost of pur-
Chaser Ii sale not co.np.ied with in twenty days
rSht reserved 70 resell at risA and cost defaultng
purchaser or purchasers after i've days pubic
OF such resae IN some newspaper pub ished in ash
inston u C. FRANCIS d. Smith. trustee.
Oc13lOt III
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When Women Travel.

r Om the IOnu0n World.
Nine men out Of ten, and 900 women out OF ], 900
are bad travellers Women for the most part lose
their heads directly they begin to pack or to
super1ntend packing; they get flushed and Hurried
over the nrst trunkful or nnery; they forget eS-
sentlals; they nuster about ostrich fans and leave
themselves stOckingleSS; they take a mountain of
lace frilling and never serviceable boot TO keep
out wet weather.
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The Torment Of Paris Theater.GOers.
Paris Dispatch to London Telegraph.
The OuUreuses, or "women who usher people
into their seats" in tnealers, have long been the
torment and the horror Of Partisan play goers On
the night OF the Opera-COmiQue fire some OF the
OuUreuses were burned because they remained
near their post until the last moment harassing
the people who were flying for their lives for pour
6Otres, or ''gratuitieS." These women cast note
OF discomfort into the anticipated enJoyments or
the play gOer as he enters his bOx" or stall" by
pressing him for his OvercOat, his hat, his cane,
MS cigar case or anything In fact upon which they
may be able to levy tax. Frequent crusades
have been organized against the OuUreuses, but all
10 no purpose, Tor they still ply tueir Trade in
many theaLerS with the utmost energy and the
most unDlushing effrOntery. Tney have been re-
duced In numDer at the opera OmlQue and the
while AZ the Opera there are
no longer any Of those OupreuSes who, In the
days or Odd, filled up their time with
stocking knitting, crochet work or embroid-
cry. Tney also mad lotteries or raff1cs and
as piece OF browning impudence, offered
their Knitted stockings and other masterpieces OF
art as prizes " d much plagued pubic, uicn in
Guided not emily the dbOnnes ana The casual fire.
quenJer OF Lne opera, but the whole or the Troupe
Itself, from the gorgeous prima donna down " the
slmpie Hover girl VINO brought IN bouquets to the
"SLarS vi Song and the Ballet" In the JheaterS
which stiil employ these rrmale harpies the man
ayers receive considerable sums OF money IOr each
post OF the 0uUieuse, just as the proprietors OF
RESTAURANTS do from walters. Nevertheless, the
OuDreuse sometimes conLrive to 'strlke OIL" II
y OOd-lOOking, she attracts the notice Or some
dbonne, just as do some OF the mattresses or
oonnes at Duvals restaurants, and there are not
wanting among the damsels Of the European
Quarter" many who have begun life as box
openers IN Lheaters One ancient ouUreuse VINO
had spent sixty years IN the profession" tired
from The Opera-COmiQue to q pretty country
house outside Paris, where she lives comfortably
on her earnings. II Is only fair TO add, however,
that during The daytime she renled chairs In q
relig Gus edlnce, thus combining The interests OF
the church and the stage In most satisfactory
manner
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A PANTHER KILLED IN NEW JEasEY.-A dIspa

A PANTHER KILLED IN NEW JERsEy.-A dispatch
nom Newton. y. J.. says: The residents Of
Stockholm, In the same county, have been annoyed
iOr several days past oy a large wild animal which
made dignity raids on the sheep anu cattle pens
81 the farmers. Friday IL killed a calf belonging
10 Edward hincaid. A company at once gave
chase. Being pressed by the dogs the animal
LOOK refuge IN a tree. Several shots were fred at
II, some OF which took eject and enraged the
bra,L- IL sprang into the crowd, knocking down
anu badly scratching boy. IL was Killed with a
lltchIOrA and found 70 be about feet long, weigh
Ing nearly 40 pounds IL Is thought TO Nc half
grown panther.
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Psychic Effects Of Hasheesh.


Mr.. A. NJ. F1elde has recently recounted his ex-
perienceS under the influence Of hasheesh. He
smoked the haSheesh until he felt profound sense
OF well-beng, and then put his pipe aside. After
few minutes he seemed 10 become two persons;
he was conscious OF his real self reclining on a
lounge, and OF why he was there; his double was
In vast oullding made OF gold ana marbles,
splendldly brilliant and beautiful beyond all de-
scr1pUOn- lie lelt an extreme qualification, and
believed himself in Heaven TINS double person.
Atty suddenly vanished, but reappeared in a few
minutes HIS real self Was undergoing rhy thmical
spaSms throughout his body; the double was a
marvellous Instrument, producing sounds OF eX-
Quisite sweetness and perfect rhythm. Then
sion sleep and waking came and went 50 rapidly
that they seemed 20 be confused His double
seemed 70 be a sea bright, and tossing the wind
blew; then a continent. Again he smoked double
dose, and sat at his table, pencil In hand, re-
cord the effects. This time ne lost all conception
OF time. lie arose 10 open door; this seemed 10
take million years lie went TO paclly an angry
dog, ana endless ages seemed 10 have gone mis-
return Conceptions or space retained their nor
mai character. He felt AL unusual IuIness OF men,
tai Impressions, enough 10 Nil volumes. lie under
stood clalryOy ance, hypnOtlSm, and all else. He
was not one man or TWO, but several men living az
the same time In different places with different
Occupations. he could not write one word with
cat nurry1ng 20 the next, his thoughts flowing
with enOrmOSs rapidity. The Few words he did
write meant hOtuihg- This experience admirably
illustrates close relationship between states OF
real Insanity ana t-ansitory affections induced by
psychic poisoDS-
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
PnOPEkTY ON IHE NORTH SIDE OF o
STkE.T: BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th STREETS

By virtue VI decree passed in cause No 1895,
equity, FURNACE FURNACE ct al l will sell at
pupllc auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER IWENTl-
ThIRD. 1885, at HALF-P PAST -FOUR O'CLO, r. NJ,
in front of the PREMISES lots numbered 81. 81 IS
OF tue subdivision OF lots and = in square bred
49, Ill the City Of Washington and District ot Column
biA.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and residue in two
equal instalments at and Two years with interest
from the day OF SALE ali cash at option the pur-
Chaser 90 deposit 1t time
cosi OF purchaser. IRWIN b. LINTON.
ocl2-d6ds Trustee
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DY kObERT vOsE 4 co. 300 b ST.
ID koal ST te AuctlOueera

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY BY AUCTION.
On TUksDA.. OClUBr.A SIXTEEN Il, at FIVE
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. viii sell the south 20 feet OF lot
III square y, 4, 10Th 81. Ihis lot In Uxl 90 feet
more and Is inlprUsed ~ nea ly pressbrlck
Trout Lous and bA, dow, Containing ROOMS aud
bath. l. WAS DuiIt Dy the present his own
use and wall lear the closest Inspection.
sale.
$3.50 DEPOSIT at sale.
lite per.ect- oc12. 13.l5-3ts
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ROBBERS HEAD NEARLY BLOWN OFF.-At Stiles
Vile, Hendrck's county, Ind, Saturday, Logan
Ork, young tough, saw Farmer Mason receive
80 IN payment for produce. That night YORK and
a companion called at MasOn'S house, and wneL
the old man came TO the door shO, at him, but
failed 70 hit him. MasOn's daughter seized a
chair and assaulted York, who closed with her,
taking Que OF her fingers In his teeth and biting
sayagely. While YORK ana the Girl were lighting
her brother, Gran Mason, Appeared with a loaded
shotgun. which he discharged, almost blowing
lOrks head from his body and instantly killing
him The other man escaped
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Deadwood, Oak, dispatch says: IL has become
known that there was a party sent over here from
London, England, a few months ago to investigate
thoroughly the lands In the Black Ellis as 1t has
always been understood there were valuable tin
deposits there that have never been developed,
owing 10 the lack OF railroad facilities TO get at
them and also for want OF capital. They have
taken several tons OF rock back TO England one
piece alone weighing over 5000 pounds Tney
nave gone 10 an expense or at least $40, 900 10
bring specimens OF the rock TO England, 70 show
the Immense TIN deposits OF the Black Hills.
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TRUsTEES SALE OF No slI D STREET SOUTH

Under and By virtue Of the PROVISIONS Of certain
DEED OF trust to the o from John
Dsde sn1 frApces Dada his wife bearing date AugSt
SEQ: one q the land records o. The District Of Co
BY public auction in front of the on FRIDAY
SCT0bE En- TwENTY-sIxTH. at FOUR o'CLosK p
20 Al tnnt piece or psrcel OF Ground. with frame
DWELLING House, sc. thereon, known and desis-
as the west 50 feet front the depth Of lot
bered nine o. in Square ey3 in the city Of ASH
ington and District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: One thousand dollars to be pd1d In
tne oeence IN two yearA secured by the note OF
the purchaser and deed Of trust upon the premises
sold. or All cash. at the option Of The purchasr de-
post u 2lOO reQuire ct day Of All convsyanctns
cost OF purchaser Sale to be piled with within
ten days from the sale thereof or the trustees
the right to resell the cost and r,sk of the
purchaser. -
wM Il RICHARDS, Trustee.
ITO 18th st. n.
JOHN 7. WEBSTER Trustee.
ROBERT vOsE 4 co. Aucts ociS-dkd:
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The International canoe race between Waller
Stewart. OF the Royal Canoe Club OF london
England, and Reginald ;. Blake, OF the BrookIy1
Saaee Club, TOOK place SATURDAY % Chiffon, s. L
H. baAke wen ne cur
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SOhN \. WEbSlEh Irueteo.
Fl Virginia ave- .
HObERT VOSE CO. Aucta ocl5-dk
geo. W. sTICKNKY. Auctiopser. 036 st.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALLEY BE-
NV.
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed In Equity cause No:
1854, wherein Frances c. Jones IL complainant and
John Jones ct al. defendants. VIII sell at pubic
AUCTION ~ fr3nf 81 the pr misses. On FRIDAY, the
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. tn. following described
real estate situate in the city of Warrington District
OF lot forty a in the square three
hundred aud sixty t367h together with improve
melts, &C
Terms Of sae third cash. and the balance in one
90 per centum per snnum, payable semi annually,
secured by deed Of trust the property sold; all
cash. ut the option of the purchaser deposit el00
viii 6 required at time Of sale AL convey and
recording At purchasers cost Terms TO be compied
within ten dsyA
ocl5-d&ds HOSEA b. MOILTON Trusfee
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CRIME DETECTED BY MEsxERIsr-A Herald c

URINE DEIECfkD By A MEoNEKIsT.-A Herald ca
blegram from Paris says: Hypnotism Is, for the
nrSI time, becoming an instrument In the hands
OF French justice. A shoemaker named Pichereau
living In tine Town OF Paimb9uf, had persistently
denied a robbery OF 2OOf, OF which he was accused
The judge before whom ne was tried went at once
70 a professional hypnotiZer. who had the mans
eyes blihdfoded, much as II he was giving public
performance, and at last discovered the stolen
money under Old stone wall Thanks 70 the
hypnotizer, the shoemaker was convicted and SEN
fenced 10 two years imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

FORMING A Bread Trust IN NEW YORK.-The
! ulted Boss Bakers Association OF New YORK
yesterday raised the price OF bread formerly selling
Iur cents Co cents, and scent lOaves 10 cents
prOpOrtiOnaIe Increase OF the price Of rolls was
made. The executive board OF Journeymen Bakers
Union, No. I, subsequently, met and decided that
the acJiOn OF the bJsseS was the nrst step toward
forming a bread trust, and urged all working
people lot 70 patrOniZe shops where an increase
In prices was made. IL was determined TO call
Hass-meetlng 10 discuss the bread question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

Typhoid fever prevails TO an alarming extent at
Iooy hanna Mills, Pa, small village north OF
stroudsourg. Fifty cases have occurred within
DAILY.
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A WIFs-BEATEK FLoGGED.-A dispatch from ELL
coz CITY, MI, to the Baltimore american says:
he hew Law relating 10 whipping FOR wlfe-Deatlng
N'.s enforced Tor the first time Ia Howard County
Sat1Icay- oscar Bummery, cOlored, convicted at
the last term vi court OF beating his wife received
zen Lasnes IN the corridor of the Jail from Sheriff
seo,Ee ~ Day. Bunuery was not bound After
i.t,tns MS nogsIns ne was released, his term OF
. .entcnSs having expired BumInery said ne pre-
,'s,s Tie nogsing 10 staying In jail thirty days
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DOwLINu. Auctionssr.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEA.; EnIATE IN GE9kGhLowN. DIS kICl
NO 16.6 NALiEi bTkkET.
BY virtue of decree Of the suprems Court Of said
District, passod IN Equity cause hundred 1850.
shall sell q public auction. IN front the premissa
on SATURDAY. the TWENTIETH DAl OF OCIO-
bEk, 1858; ~ HALF-PAsr FoUk O'CLOCK
r. NJ, al that certain plsce parcel
Of ground, situated in said Gsoreetown aud dlstiu-
gished the plat thereof part Of Lot Thomas
Browns subdivision OF Lees hin. and described as
follows: beginning Tor the valley STREET lIU
North from stoddert thence north
with Valley street 80 feet thence west rnt angles
with Valley street 20 feet more lees, Il ia
ter.ects tue east line o. the sip; thence south with
said east line VI said blp " point found by drawing
line 1t right Angles Valley the
point beginning until 1t intersects the line OF
t.e SUP thence east. with said Ine reversed Lax
fest, less place Of beginning, together
with the improvements, &c
Terlns Of sAe: ons.third cash residue in two equal
payments 1T one and respectively, Ter
aud secured b. deed Of the prop
erty sold or al Cash. 1t option Of purchaser Deposit
500 equir-d time Of sale AL conveysDcing nj
purchaser cost Terms TO be conlilied with in ten
days. trustee the right readvertise .nd
sell the property ~ deiaultne purchaser and
risk. IHAkl-ks h. CRAOIS. Trustee =
oc6-dkds 32l ~ st. NV.
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THE CHICAGO STRIKE OVER.
Mr.. Yerkes Grants the Chicago street.
Car Men Nearly All They Ask.

the Chicago street railway strikes were brought
TO an end yesterday when President Yerkes, OF the
North Side road, and a committee representing
the strikers arrived at a satisfactory settlement
after an ali-day conference. The men demanded
that their wages be advanced per cent all round;
that no regular run be less than ten hours q day;
that the "Set car" system be abolished, as far as
practicable, and, finally that all OF the strikers,
with the exception OF the ones who destroyed the
company's property and assaulted its employees.
be re-empioyed. Mr.. Yerkes granted every demand
Tered TO increase the payroll per cent but a. the
solicitation OF Mayor Roche, who acted the role as
counselor Tor both sides, he raised the ofer TO
per cent, which was promptly accepted.
by the te ms OF the agreement the company re-
tains the services or the 200 new men 1t has en-
ployed since the strike was inaugural d ten days
ago These men Will be placed on lines by them
the strikers, who also will be given the control OF
certain lines and barns. The decision OF the COM
mltteeS IL Is believed, will settle the West Side
troubles, which during the past three days have
taken threatening aspect, for the West Side
mems hight was one OF sympathy.
The latter have been at work for two days pend
Ing the settlement that was reached last night,
their association IL is likely that they will keep the
road open. President YerkeS last nignt sent word
10 tne North Side strikers to report at the barns
O'Clock this morning.
As there will be considerable difficulty In ascer-
tanning just what the per cent advance should
pe, owing 10 the change from the system OF paying
Dy the trip TO that OF payment by the hour, Mr..
Lyman j. Gage Was mutually agreed upon as an
arbitrator to NIX the rate per hour to be paid the
Inherent kinds OF cars
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V,HOMAS DOwLING. Auctioneer.
OHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES. Nos. 23o AND 24l q sTkEET NORTH,

HOUSES. Nos 239 AND 24l q STREET. NORTH,
WEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, lassed In Equity Cause NO.
1lOo6. viii sell ct public auction. front the
premises THURSDAY. the EIoHIEkNTH DAY
OF &C IOBkk n ". 1905. st HALL PAsl FoDk
O'CLOCK 4. M, the following described real estate
situate in the City q Washington Dust act Of Column
the tuu depth of lot A. IN Mallschs recorded sui,
division OF part u sQtzr s5ol. with the inprove-
houses.
Terms of sale; One third cash, and the balance 90
ak and twelve month"; with from the day of
sale deferred nents 70 be secured by deed
on property sold or cash. at the purchaser option
II the terms OF sale NOT lied Gays The
trustees the Rht TO resell risk and cost
Of ueisultinx purchaser An conveysnclng record
ing Ut tbs purchAser's COST
FERDINAND SCRNIDT,l 49,
oc5-dkds NEAL I. MURRAY. Z 1ruA
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Political Notes,

Sheriff Grant, Tammanys nominee for mayor
mas formally accepted the nomination and an
gestions that he should withdraw. no matter
whence they came. In his speech In reply 70 the
notlncation committee, he criticised Mr. Hewitt,
ana ~ said that the hour for compro-
Judge Thurman has gone into Indiana to take
Mr.. Randall was formally nottned OF his re-
nomination saturday. The committee visited him
at Generai Wayne station, and found him i'm
proven ~ health and in the best OF spirits.
Mr. Mills has written a letter replying to Mr.
blalnes statement that the president OF the sugar
sa u. appearea before the ways and means COM
mittee ana obtained such an arrangement of duty
as was equivalent to 100000 in the pockets Of
Ine Irust, ne says: 'Mr. havemeyer never APP
ALL He never obtained an ARRANGEMENT BY which
x6OOuoOO Was put inLo the hands OF the sugar
Trust. Inc sugar trust was formed under the ex-
lsung IariH made by the republican party in 1883,
and when the bill, recently passed by the House
was laid before the ways and means committee
members or that committee voted to strike out
the reductlon we proposed and continue the tar1n
rates under which The trust was formed"
al Indianapolis has issued circular TO the effect
that the commercial travellers have arranged to
assemble In mass convention at Indianapolis on
the 2Otn instant In the 1nteresrOf protection TO
American industries.
The democrats Of the ninth district Of Missouri
maven nave nominated George Castleton to succeed Mr..
The republicans Of Laredo, Tex, have nomi.
mated COL c. j. Brewster TO oppose Representative
Grain.
Lewis McDade c0lored republican candidate
Tor cotton. weigher at Hampstead, Tex, was shot
and Killed by parties In ambush Saturday night.
Mr.. Blaine spoke to about 5000 people at Evans
Vllle, lno saturday afternoon. He severely criti-
cized the Mills BILL and argued to show that, in
stead OF making u reduction OF only per cent,
II actually made reduction OF "a per cent. He
TOLD the people OF Evansville that their growth and
present prosperity was due 70 the protective tariff.
concluding, ne said: "He knows little OF the cur.
rents OF trades IN the past or little OF the bic
competition beyond the sea, who thinks that all
these results could have been produced, or could
now De maintained under low revenue tarin
which practically means Tree trade"
Representative Nathan GOff, republican candi-
date for governor OF West Virginia, and Repre-
sentative Wilson, democratic candidate for re-elec-
ZION 10 Congress, met In Martinsburg Saturday
night In JOINT debate
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auc,ionesrs

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctionesrs.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE
LADIES' WRAPS; =, GonnPbasiNa TRIMMED
Bk0CADtD vtLvEr yisI.Es CLOTH cir.
On THUR DAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGH-
TEENTH. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we
will sell within salesrooms. 9th and SITS NV.
the above Consignment of Fine Wraps, 10 which the
attention OF those in search Of Winter Mra is
epecttully d