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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-12
UHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
nnh11-2t

Public sale FRIDAY, MARCH FIFTEENTH, 1889,
~ and IN front OF my auction Fooms
and Mares amongst them are Coach Teams, Single
Also Carriages and Harness This stock can be seen
at Gheen's Stables. g street, between 9th and 9TH
stock can do so prior to day Of sale No Objections
veterinary examination By order of wM b. MYERS,
Ne I-PASDH. sGrrel gslding foalea in 1882 bred
Dandy esn hands h he sea 6%h
name and tail, and as handsome he can be: he is
binds he always has been used ladies' ~
ride; can trot mile better than three minutes. and
:. No. FAILING TOP LADIES' PHAEToN. with
No 3-STNGLE SET HARNESS 5 III Jams
high trot close 10 three minutes He Is strictly
Of apa and heG S the
with the best of them He would be suitable for a
No 51siNITGRs VICTORIA so Trimmed with goat
't No. ' s"sET 's SINGLE HARNESS.
sosea IL and ss s3fRASk and Al red bay geldings
Rs sired By hsn IA MsHn Here the
best broken pair Of horses ever hitched together
1 70 nsy
or een AND
and tails, with black points. They are high styled
hey are TS SeTy aad prz
The County sterling ~ last fail for r' the If
harness. Guaranteed sound.
bS9hf f9 Haas Esss pole and shafts
Ne LITTLE brad FL t EDRlE bay eelding foaled
record 80, Annie c's record :35 Little Eddie bay
ffsn and
WITH 5fG' fss shs The dam Of
@ da By IS By d%
@ Il hs Sssa
seasons and has shown full mile IN 2:,7 And will
train on Has no record, and is eligible in three
weights and is guaranteed to beat 2:55 day of sale
ea w eTse ATTENTION OF the public to this horse they
No 1ss kkfS SINGLE s RkEITss WAGON
Nos. IA and 15-PRINCE BISMARCK and KING
by aPS Say sapf
VI %ood nh s sr sSe PS Of
TAILS ransy neeks and nigh actors can trot mile bet
high Weigh pods are teaess ao OF 10 se hands DIS
music, and drive with without binds Guaranteed
10. I61No-Top ROAD WAGON with extra long
poe WIN screen nE En ad fGn aaerspo,nu,,x
Nos Is and isDP&iR : Of H'4 fRk nAhnRs BAY
quarters and sixteen hands high Sood worse s1it
cart, wagon. or farm purposes. Would be elegant
Nc; 20.5BLACK DICK. black eelding. foaled in
ssed By Sg Ha eS GG Ses s kpg Of Ky
sixteen hands high. weighs 1,l7O pounds. with now
ne mn i Gn Ce 1re ten miles an hour Slth
of work He strictly sound aud kind in all harness.
ana then 20 out the road with any them. Guaran.
teed sound.
No. 2I-IEXTENsIoN TOP PHAEToN.
No. 22-SE1 SINGLE HARNESS.
Nos % and 24-EDDIE s. and EDGAR K, road
team sorrel geldlngs toaled in 1882 and 1883 bred
by DR.. Clark, of Kentucky, sired by Red Buck They
are close to fifteen and half hands HIGH good tails
very stylish and prompt drivers, either them drives
single as well as double, with without blinds They
are fearless of steam music stand without hitchns
and can be driven by anybody, il they abe hold
the reins They elegant saddlers; been used
by ladies to harness and saddle Guaranteed sound
No. :5-SMAlL DONKEY, suitable for children
Works IN single harness.
No. 26-SADDLE and Birdie for Donkey
mh12-3t XHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
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Blood WIN TEN.

There 70 no question about it-blood win tell
especially II be an impure blood. BIotches,
eruptions, pimples and boiis are Al symntorns n
an impure blood due TO the improper sction az me
hver. when this important organ fails to properly
perform ifs function Of purifying and cleansing ne
system, and the symptoms above referred 70 ~
merely evidences Of tho struggle Of nature o
throw On me poisonous germs. Unless her warn
70 follow, eliminating In liver or kidney disorderx
or sven U consumption. Dr.. Pierce's Golden
sasss, by restoring the hver 70 healthy condt.
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A Lynching Likely in Accomac.


ING WHITE WOMAN.
While her husband was absent from home
Sunday night, Mrs. Obediah McCready. of Mes
sango neck, Accomac county Va, was assaulted
by a negro named Magruder Fletcher, who
broke into the house. The negro assaulted
Mrs. McCready four times and did not leave the
house until nearly daylight. When Mrs. Nc
Cready first became aware of the negro's pres
ence in the house he was standing by her bed
with his hand on her throat. He threatened
to kin her and her little children if she should
scream. AS soon as he was gone Mrs. McCready,
half dead with fear, fastened to her nearest
neighbor and gave the alarm. The news spread
rapidly, and crowd soon collected and went in
pursuit, determined to swing her assailant to the
most convenient limb. Aconstable and posse
arrested Fletcher, however, and conveyed him
to Accomac courthouse, where he was placed
In jail. 1t was feared last night that the Jail
would be stormed and the prisoner taken out
and lynched
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Thought She Was Extravagant.

Thought she Was Extravagant.
From America.
Mrs. Bullion-"rm afraid, Mary Ann. that
you are inclined to be extravagant."
Mary ANNIE, extravagant, is it? Sure veg
are mistaken"
Mrs. Bullion-'1You burn too many candles. +"
Mary ANNIE burnin candles? Divil q
wan!"
Mrs. Bullion-.That's very odd As passed
the kitchen door, when the butchers Young
man was here last night, ! am sure heard him
speak to you about your taper waist"
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FlNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer =
EXECIIToR's SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF


By virtue Of the authority conferred upon the execu
tons OF the LAST will and testament OF VIM Easby de-
ceased win sell at public auction at STORE. corner
OF pennsylvania avenue and 18th stree T. on MON
DAY, the ElGHTEEN1H DAY OF MARCH iSSQ
commencing ut TWO O'CLOCK p NJ, the followins
pieces OF property, viz:
Part lot 2 n square no. part lot in IL par,
12 improved BY 3 houses; part lot 8, in square ia
improved by wharf Part b in square IL, Improved by
wharf; part 3, in square IL, improved BY houses
lot IN square II lot = in square IL with mar;
of lot q IN same square, improved by wharf lart
lot and part Of LOT 4 IN square Of IL improved BY
IL warehouse and wharf iot in square 20: lot a. IN
uare 81 lot in square 80 lot 4, in square IS loi
5, square 49, lot L. in square So lot a In so,are
50; lot IN sousre s9: lot = in square 20 lot q in
square 81 each lot to be sold sspar.tsly: -
Immedi1tely after the above viii ofier for che Ser
stlav Of VIVA Easby the following pieces Of property
Part lot 2 In square IL lot g. in eonnre l2 lot u n
sag.rs i6; lot Il In square 81: lot IN square g
Terms: One third c.sh; balance in six and tvvavv
mouths y1t1 intersrest q per cent per anuum g.
g The option e the purchAssr. al conveysncns =
} nk6-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auetio.s~.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
THREE-sToHY BRICK BUILDING, No. 11o4

EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
Being part OF square numbered 800 contained within
the following ietes and bounds following viz: Re
ginning 9th street forty (40 feet south OF the
northwest corner OF said square and running thence
south along the line OF said street twenty-eght feet
feet, thence north twenty eight t2sl feet six 81
inches, and thence five (15 feet 10 the
place of begnning, improved by a three-story and
basement brick building No. 1l04 9Th street south
east, at auction.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FOUR
TEENJ H. at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell, in front of
the premises, part Of square 800
DEPOSIT OF S2uU required when the property Ia
Knocked down. Terms made known at sale mhll-d
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Greatly Improved and Better Than Ever.

Tr WEEKLY STAR In its new dress and under
careful editorial supervision commends itself -
one Of the most attractive and desirable news and
family journals published IL comprises slshs
pages Of solid reading matter-the very cream f
the contents Of the eishtpase daily issues Of rus
EVENING STAR, together win additional features.
including q department devoted 70 Farm, Home
and Garden interests, carefully compiled and Cd
tied expressly for the weekly edition
In addition TO lie unexceIed attractions a. q
weekly newspaper, Ii has issued list Of valusba.
and useful premiums. given either TO single sub
scribers or club raisers. which win be sent ,ogeth
er with sample copy Of the paper. free and post
paid to any address, or given TO any one applying
At the counter Of the business ONCE
As a further inducement 10 secure a laree.ip-
crease TO its subscription list TEE WEEKLY STAG
has arranged to give
PREMIUM TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER
F' 's'''A 'As
per snnum.
This premium isa
woRcEsTER's POCKET DICTIONARY.
'"s Heeu'ui In every family ana usefui
the most oonn,eta ANAL, ,,.,,on.rx $4,000.
the public Iris MEAL, ana s,,.,.,,,., ,.,.
cloth. comprises Dos uayss ov.r soo m,.,-.,,,,,.
and contains moro than 10 ooo vor,,. ,,..,,.u,,x
nronunc,a,,o, and a.r,,,,,,,,. ., 49,. -.
'n0se Oh The largest and latest editions L'swen
besides IN. xo..hu,.rv us, ., po..,.,, 49,.
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for Smelling and Table. q, u.,s,,. . -
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This handsome and v.,ns,,. ,,,,. ,,o.,. ,,,.s
recalls At ao ,sn,s .,.,ns,v. ., - "A,
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We have stin another premium 10 bs .sx.n -
SUBSCRIBER
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUNBAR,

TON AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY SECOND
On THURSDAY, MAhoH FOURTEEN, at FIVE
O'CLOCK VIII sell N front Of the PREMISES part
OF avenue b an average depth Of about
feet, improved by q one-rtory brick building
Terms: One-tiird cash. balance in sax and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed of trust on
the property all cash at the option
deposit OF 500 required at time OF sale. Conveyance
ing and recording 81 cost OF purchaser.
m6-dXds THOMAS DONIISC. Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-12
THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. wIILIAMsG CO., Aucts.
SPECIAL FINE ART SALE OF
ITALIAN, FLoRENTINE
MARBLE AND AIABAsTER srATUARY.

We viii sell without reserve, ct our salesroom,
com1 l TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH
TWELVE 1889, at THREE O'CLOCK. EVE MING at
EIGHT O'CLOCK, DAILY, UNTIL ALL ARE SOLD.
this extraordinary and the finest collection Of Italian
VERDE ANTIQUE ROMAN REyOLvfNG PEDEs-
IAkSE pAREoR nSa H aHGu RSsts MINUS
Gan SAx PEDEsTALs, TAzzAs, GUTfLoMER
ALTAR VASES, HEBE PITCHER VASES, AND
Many OTHER GINS OF ART TO ADORN
ING-ROOMS, HALLS AND GARDENS.
ALSO, VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF FLOREN-
TINE STRAW BASKETS AND FANS, NEVER
BEFORE SEEN IN THIS CITY
This is without doubt the finest Collection of Hand
Chiseled Art Objects offered Public Sale in the
city of MISUNDERSTANDING unusual opportunity offered
to adorn your house with ne, chaste artistic orn
ments Lovers of art, connoisseurs, and ladies' es-
pecisly respectfully invited to examine this spen-
did array Of genius. Respectfully yours,
LORENZO LOkENZI, Importer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. mh7-6t
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT ARTICLES,

SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT ARTICLES
EMBRACING
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS (BY CELEBRATED
MAKERS), ELEGANT LEATHER PORTFOLIOS,
FRENCH FIRE-GILT WRISTBANDS, FINE CUT
GLASS WRISTBANDS, LADIES' SILVER
MOUNTED POCKETBOOKS, LADIES' AND
GENTS POCKETBOOKS OF THE FINEST
CHARACTER, SMELLING BOTTLES, MATCH
CASES, PAPER.wEIGHTS AND FANCY
ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH THIR-
TENTH. 1889, commencing at HALF-PAST TEN
O'CLOCK shall sell the above choice stock Of goods
removed to my store for convenience of sale. This
stock OF goods comes from of the finest houses in
the city who is ryng that branch of his trade and
are Of the finest Character, and will be sold without
regard to cost. THOMAS DOWNING,
mh1-dts Auctioneer
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Alongside the Solemn, If not Sublime

From the Buffalo Courier
The officiating clergyman at a recent funeral
was inclined to be longwinded and in his zeal
for Christianity seized the opportunity to in
dulge in species Of protracted exhortations
that would have been much more appropriate
for a revival meeting than house Of mourn
ing. While he was talking, pet dog Of the
departed in some way gained an entrance to
the parlor where were assembled the family
and near relatives and friends, and stretched
himself at the feet of the dominic. After a
time he showed symptoms Of the same degree
of the people betrayed and he frequently
yawned and stretched his body and legs.
Finally, when the limit of endurance had been
reached, the dog rose, squatted on his launches
before the minister, looked up into the mans
face, and gave tremendous yawn accom-
panied by piteous whine. 1t was too ludi-
crous for even some Of those who were bowed
with sorrow, but it had a good effect, for the
sermon was soon after closed
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I HOMAs E. W AGGAMAN. Zeal Estate Auctioneel

VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON STEEET, BETN ZEN 2fTH AND
.olH STREETS NokIHMEST.
ON IHpRsnAf. MARCH FOURTEENTH, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK i. NJ, shall offer for sale, in front
OF the renises. lot 5 IN square SO.
Terms. day OF sale.
mh9-4t Anctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-12

A PAuPER WITH SEVEN THOUSAND DoILARs
AZ Crswfordsville, Ind, George Myers, super
intendent Of the county asylum, made the
startling discovery that Martin Cook, who had
been an inmate OF that institution for about six
months, had a lot Of money secreted in his
room The board Of county commissioners
made an investigation, and found seved up in
an Old leather belt almost 81 600 in gold. silver
ana sreenoacks. Cook has been an itinerant
tailor, and is about seventy wears old, He f.
by birth Russian, and has no relatives or
Ifienos In this country. The commissioners
nred HIM from the poorhouse, first Charging
MN two dollars week for board for the time
able tailoring for the other inmate. and for
This he was allowed dollarea week for the
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' A. ROOT L CO., Auctioneers.

~ A. ROOT L Co, Auctioneers.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH THIR-
TENTH, at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, we will
sell entire contents Of store No. 920 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, consisting of dining room and
Kitchen dishes. steam tables No. 80 portable range
one heating stove. tables chairs, counters sheiv-
ing, &c.
CA. ROOT & CO., Auctioneers
mh11-2t S03 Market Space.
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THINK IT Was Due TO RUSSIAN INTRIGUE.
The discovery of the reasonable plots and
practices of the maharajah of Cashmere has
created great surprise in London. 1t was be-
lieved by the government that the maharaiah was
an uitra-loyal vassal. He sent costly presents.
accompanied by profuse protestations of deyo,
ton to the queen, on the occasion of her maies-
vslubliee. 1t is generally believed in official
circles IN London that the maharajah was
prompted to his disloyal purposes by ennis
saries acting under orders from the Russian
government, and this belief il freely and openly
expressed: An official inquiry has been ordered
into the charges against the maharajah. The
maharajah Is an imbecile, Calcutta dispatch
says, wholly in the power Of his ministers.
Two EDIroRs WHO INTENDED TO FroHr.-A,
Richmond, Va, last night, w. Harvey Wilson,
editor of the Daily Record, was arrested
charged with being about to commit breach
OF the peace by engaging in a duel with Phil.
b. Shields, editor OF the Ldsc Journal The edi.
tors had a difficulty -on the street some day,
ago, caused by publication in the Lac Journa
which Wilson took as a reflection upon his pro.
feasional conduct. Shields has left the citv1
---->O>--
Is MRS. LASerRY AGAIN MAharxp?-Accord.
ing to the New York World Mrs. Lanctry
is now Mrs. Frederick Gerhard. At ieas,
that is the whisper that got abroad YES.
terday, and that the marriage ceremony was
performed in New York city Tuesday. And 4
lhe lady and gentleman didn't admit it verbally
when Questioned yesterday they were careful
not to deny II.
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Another thing developed by the comparison
OF notes was that several members had been
offered money il they would have certain an
pointments made. The offers ran from Is to
$780, and in most cases it was evident that the
offers were made by men who did not know
that there was any harm so doing. One offer
OF SlOO had come from an old man who had
spent all his days in quiet community, and
was well known by the member TO be man of
the highest honesty in all his simple relations
In life, but perfect child in worldly affairs.
The member was considerate enough to send
the letter back to him that il might be de-
stroyed- Ii was generally agreed by the men,
bers present that the best way was to let each
community decide its own officers in the most
impartial way possible. The democrat was ap-
pealed to for his experience. He said that
the most successful method he had tried when
ever there was hot contest on hand was to
hire hall and advertise meeting Of all the
members of his party getting their mail from
that particular office, and, acting as chairman
himself. cause the thing to be settled by ballot,
majority Of all present being necessary to
choice. He did this in half dozen instances,
and there was never any grumbiing.
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sickness Is removed. You know that il is
nothing. You will never again make it real
ity. Arise well! the disease is not there. You
are WELL"
Not all healers use the same formula, but
this is the substance of all. The idea common
to all these systems called by whatever names
they may be, is that there is no other power in
the universe but good, and that "God is the
good" or ''good itself" 1t is a complete ig-
noring of the weak side of nature, and if the
patient cannot accept this. he or she cannot
be cured Many deaths have occurred in
Brooklyn for which the mind-cure doctors are
accused Of the responsibility. Usually ply
sicians are called in just before death occurs,
so that there may be no difficulty in obtaining
the usual certificate required by the board Of
health. The mere fancying that one has health
when there is acute inflammation going ON in
some organ In the system, does not seem to
make man or woman well, and mind-cure
theories fail wherever there is disease, A we'll
known physician when Intercepted regarding
the spread of the new ism, said:
The safeguard of the public lies in the fact
that these 'healers are nearly all people who
are not able to do much harm because of their
ignorance; and generally speaking thew are
harmless, well-intentioned women who are
easily frightened with serious cases and call in
physicians in time to evade fatal mistakes.
The men in the business are equally harmless,
being, as class, individuals of no education.
business faculty, or regular calling; in q word
they are broken-down hacks who could not
earn o living In any manly calling. The chief
danger Is to be apprehended from the women
OF the better class who are engaged in the
business. They are, generally speaking,
women who have gone into it because Of
some domestic trouble, o neglectful hus-
band, dissipated son, losses, griefs. cares, of
whatever sort. These women are cultivated
and have good social standing. Hence their
influence IL very strong. They are as ignor-
ant, however, in this respect az the veriest
quack in the business One OF them met at .
public gathering recently. very wet, for she
had walked through q hard rain unprotected,
in an overheated room 10 listen to discussion.
OF course her brain was active and her lungs
were kept busy inhaling the hot, tainted air Of
the crowded hall. The emanations from the
clothing Of the people present were enough to
make wel man sick. spoke to this lady OF
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TI,HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Terms begin now
au29 S23 14thstnw
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS.
N sngly or III small classes. Apply 90
MM. H. PUTNAM, A. NJ
se19-6mo At Sanders x stayman's y34 ST. NV
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-04-02
LIMITATION IN LAKE VALLEY.

Considerable local interest is
manifested in the working of the
lixiviation in the Philadelphia
mines, the Sierras, in Lake Valley.
These MINES are historical, and
have heretofore had wide reputa-
tion Oh account OF the richness Ind
extent of the ore deposits and the
costly character Of the machinery
erected. The plant with which they
are equipped is said to have cost
fully 100000. 1t was on the llxiv-
latlon process, but was a complete
failure, and a fortune was made
out ot the working of the tailings,
which was sold by the company for
a trlHe. The plant is now being
changed under the management of
Walter q. Hadley, the llxiviatlon'
feature being retained, but another
process being introduced. The
work Is not yet completed, but ex-
periments made have been highly
satisfactory. In the meantime about
twenty leasers are working on the
property, taking out high grade ore
and shipping several car loads
week. The Sierras were made fam.
Gus by the Bridal Chamber depos-
it. 1t was of horn silver. running
90 per cent per ton away npIn the
thousands in value and immense in
size. A St Louis gentleman, who
recently travelled through the dis
trict, said an estimate ol 81 100000
would hardly be out of place as to
the amount of which the old Phlla-
delphia company was robbed. He
found a large number of specimens
in collections, and the specimens
were frequently sawed out IN slabs
one foot aud more long, six to eight
inches wide, and couple of inches
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-04-02

tlemaa hy the name of Clark, OF
Chicago, is the contractor, and with
number Of other officials were IN
Deming a day OF two ago,
The Enterprise" says the Pi-
nos Altos Miner, SIS doing this To-
cality a great injury by advertising
that large numbers OF miners are
in demand. Plnos Altos is ana has
been oversupplied with men seek
ing employment for tAe past month,
and new ones come IN every day
only to meet disappointment ead
hunger on the strength of these
false reports. Oar mines have as
large forces as they viii stand, and
while this is the hest mining camp
in New Mexico, the different prop
critics are not opened up sufficient
" to insure work to all miners in
the world, aud County Cornwall
too The Intelligence OF the En-
terprise mining editor is equalled
only 10y the correspondent of the
Globe De mocrat.