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ARCHBISHOP sAIoLLI PLEASED.
A Mexican General Assassinated.

Gen. Corona, ex-minister to Spain and gov
ernor of the state of Gautisco. while OH his way
to theater in Guadalajara Sunday afternoon.
was stabbed four times by a mailman and died
at o'clock yesterday morning. The wife of
the general, who was with him at the time, also
received stab wound. which is, however. not
dangerous Mrs. Corona is ali American The
assassin Immediately killed himself. He had
just been discharged from the police force.
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DOwLINu. Aucuoneer.

Ia'hOMAS DONLINu, Aucuoneer
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
PEREMPTORl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEhl SITUATE AT SOUTHWEST CORN EK
OF BRIDGE AND FREDERICK STREETS.
GEok9EIUNN, DC, AND OF SEVERAL VALU-
ABLE IMPkOk ED AND UNIMPkOyED TRACTS
VIEW AND WITHIN THREE MILES OF THE
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH 1889
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, IN front Of the premises, /
will sell part of Lot l. IN square l3 Georgetown, ID c.,
fronting 3:A feet Bridge NJ street by u depth
of 20 feet Frederick Saith street. and improved
by Stone and Brick store, being Nos 3400 aud 340.
NJ street northwest
AND ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1889, on
the premises, at THREE O'CLOCK l.. Al, will sell
ing Grant road anu known the Payne es ate-the
different tracts containing about 40. az n and ID
OF land, less; the Larger
proved 10y dwelling and necessary out houses all
well watered affords some beautiful and build
sites. has oak grove of about four Ine-
aIatcy on Grant rUad. Connecticut avenue extended
Will run directly through this property. 1t is within
three lies OF W ashlng on, Onequarter mile Ten
leytuwn and one AID u half miles VI Oak New.
This property Is well situated and offers a rare
chance for spectators those in search of q home
years. with interest and secured BY decd OF trust ON
the property, or all cash All conNcyAnclng and re-
coring at cost OF purchasers deposit OF 800 will
be required on each llece at time sale. Terms of
sale to be complied with il fifteen days from day
sale; default of which the property may be resold
ut the risk AID cost OF the deiaulting purchaser.
nS-llt THOMAS DOMLlN'i. Auctoneer.
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OFFICE HEIskELL McLERAN
" Real Estate Brokers. lOOS + a n W

PEREMPToRY SALE. NO 1910 TwENTY-sECoNp
STREET Nok1HWEST. VERY DESIRABLE
TWO-STORY BAL WINDOW BRICK SEVEN
ROOMS. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
We will SELL public auction in front of the premi.
SEES, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER FIF.
TENTH, 1889, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
sub lot u.s. III 40 improved 10y story Brio
Dwelling. known No. 1910 I'D street northwest
side 22d street between ana streets north
wcst.
$1,000, able two years from July l. 1889 with in
teIest IT six per cent seml-annualy. One-haH pur-
chase money in thereof be paid cash and
the balance payable after date with
cent able seml-annually and secured on
the property; or all cash Gin excess OF said $1,000
trust, at purchasers option. Taxes paid to date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with in days or re.
sale at deiauting purchasers risk All conyeyancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
GEO. W. STICKNEY Auctioneer,
n9-6t 90 Fstnw
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tF-THE ABOVE SAILS ARE POSTPONED UN-
TIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, SAME HOURS
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON ARTHUR PLACE
u BEIWEEN AND Z STREETS AND FIRST
SIREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
THoMAs BOWLING. AUCTIoNEER.

CHOICE LOT ON 14TH STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH. 1889, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
in front of the Premises shall sell the following
scribed property: Being lot No. H. So 203 side
near corner Of and W. 20ft. front by depth of
40 it. to wide alley
Terms easy and will be made known on day of sale
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required at
time OF sale and the terms must be complied with
within ten I'D days or property will be sold ut risk
and cost of defaultng purchaser
n5-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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Steven O. Bridge of Baltimore was shot three
times Sunday evening by Annie Konig, young
lady with whom he was intimate. The wounds
are not fatal.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kuehn of York, Pa, il one
hundred and two years old today.
Sutherland, the forger, who was supposed
for several days to be Tascott, pleaded guilty
to five charges of forgery and was sentenced
to three years in the Pennsylvania penitentiary.
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Julia's Answers.

from tho Youths Companion.
julia didn't like to go to school and COM
planned great deal of feeling i'll. Her mother
tried to find out what allied her and asked a
great many questions. There seemed to be no
trouble with her head or stomach. DO YOU
have any pain!' she asked No. mamma Z"
Where do You feel the worst dearI" said
mamma. In school, said Julia.
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VHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

RICHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, RECENTLY
OCCUPIED AS LUMBER YARD, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-THIRD.
1889, At FOUR O'CLOCK. on the premises shall sell
ut public auction Lots A. b. c, and E. in square 25D
located ut the northeast of and l4th streets
Rr2periy has on IT the following improvements: One
oox90, and one Brick Two-story Once 25x:3O, and
contains about =, j 20 square feet of ground.
Terms: One-haf cash balance in one and two years.
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold All conveyancing and re-
cordnK AZ pur, hasers cost $500 deposit will be
Quired At the time Of sale.
u9-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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- = 32I AZ 81. n.w-
" ia It NV Trustees.
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEI,
400 La. ave-,
MAS DOWNING. Auctlonecr nS-l0f
nUNCANSoN BROS, AuctIoneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
2Of6 l ENTH STREET NUkTHMESI. WASH.
lNGTON, ID. C..
by deed of trust to bearing date on the
27t day May, AID 1885, and duly recorded ia liber
No 49, folio 2t5 ct seq OF the land records of the
District of Columbia and by reason Of default
payment of the principal and interest and upon the
written Of the holder of the note secured by
deed of trust will sell to the highest bidder at
public auction in front OF the premises TUESDAY
the NlNETEENIH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. u. 1889.
At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK /. NJ. ali that certain
piece parcel Of land and premises situate in the
city Of Washington, ID C., and being the southern
quarter OF lot numbered seven in square numbered
three hundred and thirty (3.j2J, fronting fifteen
Q5) feet Tenth street with depth of ninety nne
feet ten and one-halI inches together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms of sale Onehaf cash balance in three equal
payments in SIX tO) twelve I'D and eighteen (1S)
months bearing interest at six per cent
terest payable and secured by deed of
trust upon the property Sold all cash. ut
option Deposit of 100 required ut time OF sale. All
conveysncing and recording AZ purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with Ill seven days from day Of
sale.
J. ALBERT DUvALL.l ru,..oo.
Cc31-eo&ds JOHN JOY EDISON. ( Afos'ees.
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$500 Reward.

90 confident are tho manufacturers of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy in their ability 10 cure chronic
nasal catarth. no matter how bad or of how long
standing, that they offer in good faith the above
edy sold BY druggists at so cents.
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There are rumors that the partnership here
tofore existing between Mr. Gebhart and Mrs.
Langtry has been dissolved, but whether BY
consent or by limitation is not stated.--Phila-
delphia Press.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
GNHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SAND UNIMPRONED RIAL ESTATE IN THk
CITY OF WASHINGTON. DC, BELONGING TO
The ESTATE OF THE LATE LEWIS THOMAS

CHAAScERY, , SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CA ASIy uuNNIMMPk9TEp RAJ ESTATE II The
The ESTATE OF THE LATE LEWIS THOMAS.
Virtue Of decree Of the Supreme &C ooar. of the
District of Columbia made the Sd day Of October
equity doefe a a. sr1see IN sSd Cause .s
At public auction to the highest and best bidder there
and upon the terms all hereinafter .pecied. fol-
District Of and n ,ns s
the plat Of said city ss they
On friday. NOVEMBER FIRST. a, HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK, Lot lettered in William A. Brad
and ffty. iour ts54i recored in if6er X, foo 9IG
Of the records Of the surveyors office Of the said Dis
sts. sw.. and is improved by Two 1wO-story Brick
Immediately thereafter all that part Of Lot num-
bored three go in said square 354 contained within
point IL tn street distant ii feet and j
inches north from the southwest corner of the said
inches along 18th St, thence east 90 feet thence
south % feet and inches, and thence 100
This 10, .so fronts on tn st. and is improved by
Two Two story Brick Dwellings,.
each case these onetSird Of the pnrcuse n,oney ON
the day OF sale third in one year and onethrd in
annum' tne deferred payments to be secured to the
good and Sufficient MORTGAGE upon the premises &C
sold. WHICH shall be subject to the approval of the
cost The trustee viii resell at purcEasers risk and
cost unless terms Of sale are complied with in hfteeu
L. ROSS PERRY, Trustee,
oclS-d&ds Fendsll Building.
tF-THE ABOVE SAILS ARE POSTPONED UN-
TIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, SAME HOURS
AND PLACE. no
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS on ARTHUR PLACE
l. BEIWEEN AND STREETS AND FIRST
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH.
WEST, NEAR UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we will
sell, i'll front of the premises,
LOTS IL AND ~, SQUARE $685.
each lot fronting 10 ieet side of ARTHUR
PLACE and having depth of 80 feet to an alley
These lots are in the immediate vicinity Of u s.
Capitol and District Building
Terms One third cash. balance in one and two wears
notes 10 bear per cent interest, payable semi
annually, and to be secured by deed of trust ON
premises, or all cash. at option OF purchaser depost
OF 800 on each lot required at time of Convey
anclng, &c, At purchasers cost. Terms complied
with in ten days. otherwise right reserved to resell at
risk and cost of defautng purchaser after five days
publc notice OF such resale newspaper pub
lished in Washington d. C
n5-dkds bUNCANSON BROS Auctioueers
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CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL. BALrINoRE-RouSp
TRIP TICKETS SL2O VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
ROAD.-The Pennsylvania railroad will sell
rOund-trip tickets to Baltimore at the reduced
rate OF Sl:2O, good going November to u
and available for return until November 16
inclusive
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PROFESSIONAL.

DRoF CLAY, OLD ESTABLISHED AND REII.
Il able ClzIryOyant, Astroluger and Medium, born
with Vel and wonderful Prol GIft Second
sight, reveals everS Hidden Mystery, hnds Lost or
Stolen Property, brings Separated Together causes
SIeedy Happy Marriages. gives Success IA Busluess
removes AL Family troubles Avn influences, cures
Sickness has Power than all ClAlrN oy Alts i
the city, which lac ls prepared 10 prove,
known To fail. Ofhce Hours IA. 4. m SuiIdsys
10 q. sltllngs 1Uc Lie Readings % mail ON re-
ceIlt of STAMPS. 81. Name. Lock of falr Date VI
birth.
ocls-24t' 5lO 10th st NV
M Nh BROOKE TELLS ALL 1HE ENENTsOR
I'VE LIFE. All lusiness cOu tiaI lual,, and zen.
uenIen oU cents each 40 81. between sIh ana 5ta
sls lw. AG.O-I2w
M NE. DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
Nl III English GERMAN All business con ndeL tiAl
Once hours q m. 10 pm. AL 9Th st. n. Open
Oh sunday IRON 10 IN IL 80 p.n sel3-2n'
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4 ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE SITUATED On The HEIGHTS
OF GEOkGETOWN, DISH RIOT or CULUMHIA
FhON ING ABOUT 100 tEET ON The EASI
SIDE Or FAlEITE t3J1H STREET. AMI
FREDERICK l34TH) STREET. AND CONTAIN.
ING ABOUT 4232S Square FEET OF
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of said
District. passed i'll Equity Cause No liza. shall
WEDNESDAY, the rH ENTIETH DAY OF NukEM.
BEi. loo:, at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following
described heal Estate situated III said UeorgetUw be-
Klnillk tor the same al oint Tie line OF
10 inches north from the north lie OF 9Th now
known rs U street, and run thence eastwarGly to
point Oh The west line OF Fieuerck (uow known as
ofth) street, INSTANT .93 IT. north from said north
west ~ fl. q IN; thence northwadly 81 it. to a
POINT distant 81 It. ill., eastwardiy from point
SAID east lie Fayette street, distant 100 ill.,
north from the ligCe OF beginning: thence west
wardly lSl IT, H. 10 sald ONT distant Ito IT ill.
north from the place of beginning, and thence south
100 IT. III To the place of beginning, tUget her with
the improvements, &c, consisting VI "a two-story
brick house and traInc oGtbullullgs.
Ierirs VI sale OacthIId cash, residue in two equal
payments 1t one and two years respectively, with
ierest and secured 10y deed of the property
sold. OF al cash. at option OF purchaser $500 deus
required III time sale. All convey auciIg &c., at
purchasers cost Terms 10 be complied with i'll ten
days, the trustees the right
and sell the property at detsuting purchasers
and risk.
Guarantee certificate of title Of the Columbia Title
Insurance Co of ID. G. furnished by the trustees
CHARLES Ii. CkAGlN,
I2l Az st. NV,
HENRY c. STEMAkI, JR, rrus,.0s
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEI,
400 La. ave-,
ton.
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SHOULDER CApEs.
Fresh supply Of SHOULDER cAPEs received today
In Seal, Mink, Astrachan Persian and Monkey Fur.
SEAL JACKETS, sACQUEs and DoLMASs Ut Lov
Prices.
FUR TRIMMING In every variety Of Fur.
PLUSH CAPEs. sACQUEs and JACKETS.
AL goods ~ New York Prices.
MlLLETT RUoFF
Hstters and Purifiers,
aul9-3m 30 feuusylyaula ave.
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0NHUMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

DoNll1Nu, huCtlOneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 400 K
STREET, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET
NORTHEAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust dated October
IL. 1883, and duly recorded in hber No. :BB5 folio
4GS ct of the land records Of the District of
Columbia and az the request Of the holder OF the
secured thereby will offer sale public auction
III front OF the prcInses.O " \ESDAN, NOVEMBER
THIRTEENTH lsS9, AT FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ the
following described real estate situate the city of
Washington. District of Columbia and known as Part
OF lot No. i'll square No sO6 being the entire west
twenty (OD feet and one I'D inch fronting street
north and extending with the width twenty and
one inch TO the rear line of said lot No > and
proved by two-story Brick dwelling and store sub
,ect however. To three certain prior deeds
The first duly recorded IN ber No. ll19 folio "a
seq, securing n building association. under which
about $500 is due. he second trust duly recorded
IN hber No. 20 folio 34 ct seq. for $50 o.. with
interest from June % lss6 at per cent The third
trust duly recorded iii hber 1907 folio 81 ct seq for
VI 800, with interest al cent from January 20,
1895 all OF said trusts being duly recorded among
land records OF the District of Columbia
Terms of sale: Cash deposit of 100 will be re-
CURED at time of sale. All aucing and record
ing at the purchasers cost Terms of sale be
Piled with within ten days from day of sale the
property will be rcsold at the risk and of default
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON,
hi dts Trustee
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REDUCED TO BEGGARY.
Duleep Singh, Once Owner of the
koh-i-noor, Now q Wanderer.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York SUM-
Duleep said in Paris that he had come there
from the czar's dominions to sell his jewels
Mr.. Thomas Tough wrote to an English news
paper the other day that shabby-looking
man about fifty years old was often seen last
summer lettering about the Indian pavilion in
the exposition, pouring his charges against
English justice into the ears Of the native at
PENDANTS. 1t was the fallen maharajah and
MIR. Tough said he did not have a prosperous
air. 1t is a remarkable spectacle. The last of
the proud rulers of the Sikhs. q man without
home or country, wanders from capital to cap
ital telling the story of his alleged wrongs to
any one who will give him a sympathetic
hearing. The recent writings of Lord Duff
fern and Sir William Hunter leave no doubt
that many of the natives of India are restless
and unhappy under the British yoke. But of
all these millions who have lost their indie
pendence the only one who is in open revolt,
and who is determined the world shall know
him at least for his fierce hatred of the con-
queror, is the soured and disappointed man
who, when little boy, was taken from his
throne and despoiled of the Koh-i-noor.
A Disgraceful London Club Scandal.
Six sittings have been held at the Marl-
borough-street court. London to inquire into
abominable charges made against members of
the West End club. Several lads, postal mes
sengers, were arrested in connection with the
case. The scandal involves an eminent liberal
politician, an officer attached to the royal
household and several peers. Some of the ac-
cused are reported to have fed The mags-
trates who conducted the investigation sent a
report of the result to the government, asking
what course the authorities ought to follow.
The government did not desire to spread the
scandal il the offenders would exile them
selves, and the proceedings have accordingly
been abandoned.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF THE
EFFECTS OF THE WASHINGTON LIVERY
STABLES.
EMBRACING:
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF COACH AND WORK.
HORSES,
ONE COUPELET,
FOUR BUGGIES.
TWO SETS DOUBLE HARNESS,
SIX SETS SINGLE HARNESS
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIF-
TENTH, 1889. commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK,
l shall sell without the Washington Livery
Stables. No. 63l street northwest the entire con
tents therein contained
Terms cash.
nl2-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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hR. LEON,
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
Ply slclan IA the City,
can be consulted daily, 4o4 between ~ and 9th
sts H. ".
Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly connden-
ual. Separate rooms for ladies. Remedy 60 IrIIs
IL. Office always open. nIl-ln
IL HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROIHEisS IL the odest-estAblished ad vertis-
ING laules Physician IN the city. LadIes, You can
confidently CONSULT Dr. BROIHElfS, 800 ST g. w.
lHrtlcular attention paid all diseases peculiar -
Iadlet married VI single. Forty years experience.
oc2O-lm'
IL EAD AND BIZ NIsE.-DR BROTHERS. 9Oo b ST
IA sw, APPEARED before and made oath he is
the oldest Established Expert Specialist CITY
Ald Will guarantee cure IN all
OF men aud furnish medicine no charge consulta
ton and advice Tree at any hour Of the day. SuD-
scTlDed and sworn 10 before 10y Dr bkUIHEkh
SAMUEL G. MILLS, Notary Pubic IA and Tor ths
District OF Columbia. this Sd DAY vi July. 1885
Oc.O- I'M
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
w or two of Dr. BROTHERS. lnvlgOrating Cordial
hll cure amy of Nervous Debility aud los. OF
nerve power. Ii Imparts 10 the whole SYSTEM
Male or female 400 Is 81. s.w. Oc26l Inn
N1 reliGble LADIES Physician, lie consulted daily
al her resluence, 3Ul A ST. NV. Ornco hours from
ioo y. Ia. with Ladies only. au.s2- SIN
nIsEAsEs OF SECRET.-DR CONDORY tFOR-
~ nerly assistant physician 10 PrVf. Dr. kicOrd
ocI3-2m' w $50 18th St NV.
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ standard Remedy for all blood diseases, causing
throat nusa or skin troubles; urinary cured
IN iorty-eight hours. Price. IS per box.
y3l SIANDltUk cor. 18th and Il nv.
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PRINTERS.
MEDICAL, &c.

- experienced Female Physician should consult Dr
ah1 MRS WILSON, llO5 PARK place e.. bel. b and
Z, I'm and 18th sts. ne. Ladies only. henedy s.
Ocl4-Dws ~s ~
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THEY THINK THE GREAT EXPOSITION SHOULD BE
HELD IN THAT SECTION OF THE CITY AND THAT
THE BUILDINGS SHOULD BE PERMANENT, AND
STATE THEIR REASONS FOR THE OPINION.
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NUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.


SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, &c,
TO take place at our Sales Rooms, 9th and sts
THURSDAY MOANING. NOVEMBER FOURTEEN,
commencing at TIN O'CLOCK. comprising
PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM, LIBRARY
AND OTHER FURNITURE.
ALSO
MOQUET, BODY. TAPESTRY, INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS,
To which the attention of buyers is respectfully
called nlo-Dt
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TINHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer
SPECIAL SALE OF CHKYSANTHEMUMS AND
OTHER PIONEERING PLANTS.
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH,
1889 at THREE O'CLOCK PM, within my sales
rooms: VIII sell lot of Fine Chry and
few other Plants.
nl2-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

through the crowd endsngering both life
and limb. he cOllided with another team
ald wrecked his own vehicle while he
WAS thrown out and narrowly escaped
serious Injury.
Tbs Wilmington men showed up re-
markably wsllinthe race on Saturday and
several new flyers on the ROAD have show 1
their trua gait. The Wilmington Wheel
Club couli undoubtedly get mp as Iarge
road racing team as any club in the coun-
try, not even excepting those of three
and four times the membership. Seven
of the frat 10 men in on Saturday were
members OF the Wilmington Wheel Club
and G. A. Elliott, the last Wilmington
man TO arrive, was only thirteenth.
Albert Mott aud f. F. LIE Cato of the
Maryland Bicycle Club won hosts OF
friends among the Wilmington whselmen
during the past few days. Mr. Mott is
being urged to run for the presidency Of
the Lsagueof American Wheelm n, q body
o. IL, 600 cyolers. He can depend on the
unanimous good wishes OF Wilmington
for his success.
Wilmington took its revenge on the
Kings County Wheeluen on Saturday for
the defeat in the Orange road race on
Memorial Day. They won by 35 points
TO 81 counting three men from each
tenn rs they finished and they won by II
to 10 points counting only the relative
positions OF the six men in the two teams
Th8re we're 10 men flashed and q
price, Van Wagner took the Coiumbi1
wheel and Dampmsn got the Victor
machine. The other men had . choio'
of prizes in the order in which they
finished.
Ons cycier took hesder over picks
ninny on the oausewsy during the after
noon. The darky wsa stunned and ST
was the wheelman but neither was badl,
hurt.
II WIS great road race and the vii
mington Wheel Club did itself proud
BY the way, Wilmington is becoming vel
known for its hospitality.
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nor his machine were hurt. He'll finished
only two seconds behind Uampman.
Then came II. o. Elliott and Gregg, both
handicap men, who finished strongly.
Bensinger arrived sixth and looked some
what played. Lohand wSs q surprise in
seventh position. Marrihsw, who ar
rived just after Loflsnd, made maguifi-
cent squirt at the hri3h, but he could not
quite reach Lofland.
The race was fairly won and the CON
petitcrs with unanimous accord say that
Van Wa7oner won because herods fastest.
Although most OF the men including Van
Wagner took tumblss none showed the
bad grace and the bad taste to blame
their defeat on fall. The winner was
showered with congratulations. Ths
ladies took as much interest as the men
snd one OF party OF ladies who were in
troduced 10 Van Wagner after the race,
took occasion to thank him for win
ming, aud told him that his victory hsd
made her the happy winner Of box OF
candy. When the leaders had finished
tine crowd quickly dispersed. A CON-
plete score of the race follows. rne
column of figures give the positions of
the men and their actual time for the
first 12l miles and the last two columns
OF figures give their positions and actual
time at the finish OF the race: