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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

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sks <uunslss IL 80 sssss nfs rsoe4Fea TAa suse
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= paensasgy 81 Il fes sasapeoa. Eeps sssz AsFs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

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sFsss ssses fha cpensax M1as@ss lbs tAkEuE ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

Az1axxs. Nay. B-Af tcaaE's sesssUn q the
Essrhts ef lahcr lie wursia ~nf Anaes1eas Hare
srf4.zsea tom the nnne ~ sAe pFgxaixsaksz. ~
sbe ypqnexs of assembly -. oE Blrssinxhan.
Fael4rs FnwaastY's sd6Eens Vas saszasktsst.
ara asverzs zAaeF oEess n dlspase we're sils-
rsssesa os. FsM6ersy aAdEsmed pablsc messing
tr.st14e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

OkYHFfA. Nor t3-dr and Nrx T. : Norris
were married IN the FsFss wAfd ot Tasorna sss1ay.
and arrived sn oigEpia foaiga4 70 spend
TIE hoaeyzaoon- Mrs Norris wAs Miss
Agnes Wren. who h2s Fe2afsyss End fsira1s
in seattle. The gTooE ) Tsooala newspaper
rexresunatert sei{ kYefssYs In SsAf1za
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
w. p. Boyd & 90
LEADERS 1S-
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
Furnishing Goods.
FRONT ST. FooT or CHERRY

faspeet ear Rae or Dress Patterns. Msr-
rusrfsss seeteh raasa Boraersa. amd ths
heaattfnf vnn Dyke salts.
y. Prtsssssys' Rssristtas In al tae
fashiensb1e shades.
an sxsra sxhibst Of PIushss and veIvsss
in All shades
A bsantafui line of ssihs. inciadtns the
eefs1rAtsd striped flaunipatsd Armar*s.
sREcIAS.--onr line sf Isensissancs Bro
eadess
Here's khsre ws bear ths World Lese
Fioaaeanss. ChantaIay. spanash Gnipur~.
Hand Run spanish. white Polka Dot.
white spanish yaisnesnnss. Dsapsrs
ast. Chsnftlly, nrstsnns. Fedora. Hand
Kan spanfsb Gaipars. Rnssian Net pfAsn
and fsncy Rtsh Nets. Van Dyke Trin-
n,isEs. LeFa FnuatIeroy sashaz. Ssassd,
Rope. ssine aaa Hrmia saEk Frontss with
slik Trimsaiaa.. ala widths 20 match.
Thsss ne cannes specify. bus far lnsiss
aud Kentfesnsn we cas- shew the BEST
iise, ~ regards values and qualities. In
the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14

SAzT 2axz. Nas. xz--A a1seSsizT~st s1szfer
sxsass1 Ax Amasssa sasss9rz telAs - ssk Bs =
sasssse Sas x 3 Sass1 Tyzag sh< fT4 g - rase
- seaasss ass fss snsm - gsa@a ~ gss@
m4 81 sS<s sss ssrsaes4sE sa 4sssA
cAildrsa CT FER Pitchers Czsi0riz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-14
SOLID As A ROCK.
Little Candidates Can't Reach
Allen and Squire.
HREnTs our or THE CANE.
Turnsr ana Tkenpssn sEixAs M.ks = FaIr
shawlng n They Had Aay
sarpers 81 Hane.

0zTxFEA. Ess 1s.-0lslnpia Is a1raass deserted
tonight he x1kernonn ualn Ez4 hoAss taok
Awey 1ssgs psrf af me rsezsheFs nf me aegls-
lsfzzre se sFend the Feessns e thezr re<pecxivs
hones. and the aaeey hhs R,exfay te1k ThR cer-
riders Of TIE cEFlsca. alaAtiF nssea wisA eruwas
e seuAGcz~Enaksxx. are nafzes the noEss throag.
and tae he&3qusxHxss q TIE T&TA0aa e4ndsAates
reeesxe rery fs@ vssiEagA
Governor squire i in nea sn#essng srosn
KksAzna ard wa1sex T. Tkseznpzau ae4Trs tnzaar~
r0w mornsng fof Tncn1z& oa ; visif - ala snzher.
who has been ia ioE earse tirae AlfNn Tarner
Bzeazs sna spsngne hasa iisEse TO do 6as amaiE
tAz sgfEra 0f Atsezsees SHEA actiss w0rk may
hs resumed 4na their respective yoses aasy
tUareasA1
The e1nnt ns rexises1 L reg ss folaows=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

Sranfrei6. - vTemps" mslbst,
caB bic Rtdier, uelde In Saden Ger
fran36fiden gatriotenIigs bic
nnteriudung flbren, Sdrifflds &c.
funben baben, Uelde erseberl, oaB Die
9isa nit einem 9lane, ibre Mitslieoer
mobil 3u MAIDEN, unsegansen III. Die
Gsgierung beabfihtigt tpie .Temps~
ipeiter meloet, bic 8crfeber Der 2iga
tuesen geridw6runs sepen hen staat
fifafre4tli9 81 psrfolsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

Wtlltonen Deutihe uns augefibrt ia
ben, 10 LANCE es In folge befien aud iiberau
nod ynene" beutihe &atbolifen gibt, bic
nod. fein Gnaliib f6nnen unb naturgemdB
sundbft NnibluB an ben beutiden Qanbs:
mann iuden unb 10 lanse es bier nod
rell9tos inoifferente unp freimaurerii6e
llno anoere nibtsfatboliihe beutide Ser
cine gibt, 10 LANCE finb beutide fatb Ser
etne etne banogreiflihe Notbpenbigfeit.
ueberoem entipridt benz einfaden Beien
bet nod nidt uamertfanilirten" Deutiden
Der I'M pabre 6irlefana Der belmbuI6um,
tpallten Sitter" (ober audi Der v6oreiters")
nit ibrem pielfa6 ans Treimaurertbunl
e%rinnernben bbbiti: Eitel= unb Tormens
tueien burhaus ni6t.
SIM lbrteen iinb bteie Gontroberien II
tpeit IS ben .Wanoerer' dngebt, faierm,it
gethloifen; es miibte 6ern elmer Der
,undbft Betbetli9ten flipy unb flor nod-
petfen fonnen, bnB tbm burb ben ,War1.
oerer' Hnredt geideben iit; bann ion iein
Gsdt tDeroen. @egen ben .Banberer' mao
man jebt nod fdreiben oher iage1, mas
man tptQ. IS erfolst an bieier Stene
t e ne Mnttport mebr. npunctum =
StreuIanb brum."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

WIZ W. OWWSuSu ". |. w. SuU u1tN
tim Muslanbe gebDrenet Mmerifanern
fno bic Deutiden am meiiten arnerita,
mild, poer am wenieiten frembldnbiids
national ; bas tani man BET ben @ab.
len ieben, ba fimmsn bic Sriiaen flr
bic Sriiden, oie 9olen fir bic polen,
bic Sdweben fur bic Sdmeoen, rur
bic DeuiideU la1en fh iiberreben, ibre
Stimme fQr irgeno Semanoen ab3u9ee
ben.
Ser 9r. 8Ornartb beiduloist uns
oann, auf unferer 8eriammlung In
gbasfa ben 0rn. pfarrer bon Sbafcpee
perunelimpft gu baben. @ir tpsrben
bod nod oas &edt ba5sn, auf uniersn
Berlammluneen nadsufori@eu, parum
IN eetpifen @eneinben unier Neretn
absenommeu ooer niht i1ab Grrarten
%3assnoinnaet, bat. t1nb tpenn Der betr
9r. 9farrer idulb barar, setpe1sn iein
io0te, 70 tpirb es bod AUDI tein @ers
breden ietn, bieies Dffentli@ su iasen ;
ooer baben mir benz, rur nod YfiHten
lno fetne &eAte m~ebr?....
3ulebt nod bieB: @ent Der 9err
8ornartb aud nod 10 iiaer bebouptet,
eaB ct eth fefter, tiitttger. gutter Mmeri.
faner iet In ben Musen eetpiRer 2eute
piro Ct bod MIR flr einen einfaden
uDutdman" gelten.
Qeinrih Meuwif1en
aud Elm Mmertfaner, pom SNettel bts sur
SaBfctte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

Ktrdpen Kalenoer.
"WHXT THE PEOPLE SAYn.
(59luB bon Seite ID

@rab 3eisf, Il. peldes fie lob unpi1
fenb q itd unb @noere fhir3en tpolIen.
9aS 8ilb bonn 9bariider urb 3Ddne,
tpdre bier audi paHeno; utpem BIZ
&oppe puBt. Der isbe fe auf." 81
muBt aber leiben bafir; benn vtpenr
marble @abrbeit iaat, fam man MID,
'b~erbergen." Die @abrbeit 1T eint
wpblmeinenbe Mtltter, aber fe Bat un-
,eeratbene &inber, Die ba beiBen: 9ab
Reto, @brseia giferiudt unb oerelei,
den, ODD tt6ite Did! st, Ger bo
faete sd bin Der @eg, bic @ab,beii
'uno bas 3eben." muBte aud Ieioen
3etSnn, 2tdt uno 2eben fdngt nit benz
ielben Observation-Disclosures Gil.
Obne 3we,fel tuur es ridtiee 9afto.
als&luebsit, tpenieitens In Gba8ta,
ben besebrliden @Olf i'm SGafsse.
panb nt@t obne tuetteres su3ulaRen.
Ser Iebte .Obio @aiienfreuno' brinai
Die 'NadriHt, boB Order Of Forest
sers'', aud etne Nrt @ssenieitiser Sc
bensberfiheruness @eieQiHaft flr Wlit.
.9Iieoer Der tatbolii@en Stride, In Ser
9t6ce1e Montreal bon Der bi1dDaiher
8et5rbe fir unnbtbig unb nidt piit.
tmenstpertb erfldit, uno iomit beHen
'@tnfibrung ridt suselaFen tuuroe. San,
Metnlt&es gilt bon ben c. K. of 4.
'firtSbasta, uno e8 tcmmt nod Dein
tpttttees 8eoenten binau, baB bic @in-
fibrtn9 oefelben elmer, Sell in ben Tn.
t~erfftisuuss 8srein treiben tpiiroe. lnb
lbIeranf mar es Uffenbar abeeieben, mad
Der alien Morime : vEbetIe, BAN
iutrff bu berr@en!"....
Sie Setauptune, bab bic Deutihen
'tnrner nnr bentf@ iein molten, In
Der Meinung, ME es Der betrsfenbe
.6err im .@anberer' bartlett, 1T au ab,
'9eorci&en. -Oas fino Cir ee5pin.
It e! &eIieien 1T bas erffe 0riucip Der
6euti&en Ratteliten, &eIieipn uno TN.
terflsung 1T oas 9auptSel Der 6. G.
u. 8. -aber man ioa nidt perae7ep.
'ein Mitiel unb ni&t nas eerinolfs
@fittsl gu &eiem 3ued 1T bic beutihe
'Sprade uno oeut1de Site. limb finb
.8tped uno gfittel nidt .beibe ebren.
haft?.... -.
Nun, bic ,ameritanii&en Ratbolifen
1euti&tr 3unee inb nit gan, Der,
ffhpinoeno sertnsen Nusnabnen aar, u.
gar oerfelben Geinmuns tpie Der ,Won-
1erer'. be fth auh in ben iibrtaefl bent
fHal tatboliihen 8ldttern beS 9anoes
a~lsaeeprdst finbs. Dafsr bobsn bic
Stoben 2aboIitsntase bon G6icaap uni
Cincinnati sautes 3eusniB abseIest. UNI
bapOn tptrS aud Der beurise 8atbaliten
tag rptl @lsUtlano seaigen. Wenn unte,
Nsht-D eutiden fi& @esner befinben
10 a,a6 aaan es wcbl Jeiner bieneiat an.
gebCreneayt atiOaalpprGstbeiT sui6reiben
uno uiati tann fe ertidxilbieen, oa Fl !
ben Deuai6en nab ieia @eSeu MIDI I
berffebeu. Mandbe bieier @egner mel
Is cbne 3tpetfel gut. ober trctoen
iino fe uouf benz 6Dlspeee". MDs
Der Hebe SOFT ibuen bic Gduppen boz
ben Augen nebmefi iino re oie Rabrtei
oT alten Depiie uSuum eaaiqae" erten
nen Iafen.
81 9auI, g. @drs 's9.
Sin gersinssg siteEiet. /
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

tpiiien angefiibrt tpurbe. Gon fonitiaer
N~nfiteIungen aber beitGtigt er bic erftt
unb ausidlassebenbe felbt, tn6em er ioot
yGritens. Ser 8erbanb lit ntdt beutih'
gas # tpabr." GGo bas iast Der Sr.
y. 1elbft. Wenn CT, tDie aud sub ygier:
tens" eine unteriudpng iiber nr5a6er
oriteut, 10 gebort bas ia abiolut nidt aur
Sa6e. @benio bolftdnbig febIgeidoiieu
it's, tpenn er inter Gremplifisiren nit
6 a 8 q bon Srldnbern, Sranaoien,
9olIanbern Bolen; 86bmen u. !. t.
ipri6t, bic fi6 bod mid notbtpenbia einem
16on beftebenoen beutiden Berein anu.
ihlieBen batten. $50 es &atbolifen bieier
Nrt in FOLDER Nn3abl gibt, baB bas g e.
bnrtntB zines niht-bcutiben 8ereines
fur bieielben ba lit, 6a tits Dem .Ban6e=
rer' ia nidt i'm Sraum engefaaen Die
@riinbung zines iolhen gereines an,lt=
fehten. Srifft benin aber bas All fir
Gbasfa?! Gbenio menig trifft AT Sic
tpisoerbo!te 8ebauptuns g.'s, bab Der
US Die Satb. &nigbts angegriffen
babe. umgefebrt tpirb elm Sdub
oaraus: Die Mngriffe bat erit ST. g.
tn Die Sabe bineinsetragen. l1niere @nz
rnerfung AL ietner gebauptung be,iialih
zines o@mifiGrs bcs s.. Gr3biidofs" mar
DoIlig am BIabe. 9. bate aeiaat.
elm ,9fitter" piirbe bereleiben ME geGuBert
baben; ba ourften mir ibm tpo1l entaegen.
balten. saB 9erabe elm ,8itter" uno
3rpar elm nt4t beutiher nod ToIIeres
anerbings gediIBert bat. 0as ion man,
ferner, oa3u iagen, tpenn ST. 8 Mns ieiner
~perlonlthen 9o6adtung periihert unb INN
Termeioung BON Decentralization bittet,
lahoem er uns in bemielben Ntbem pers
ionIt6 bic niebrlsitcn Metipe, Mittel 1trb
abiidten a~u9eidrieben bat?! Das Qek
tere TT uns be3iglid ieincr ielbft nod nidt
IN BEN Stnn gefommen. benn ielbit elm
Sootengrdber oentiher gereiEe muB niht
nothtpenoig bon niebrigen Motipen unb
Nbfihten geIeitet tperben. Gbenio tueria
1T IS nns eingefaaen all beut1hen ,Gits
ter" fur Sootensraber bentiher 0ereine
81 ertldren, iDie Or. 3. bic Safe binitelIt.
Sur iolfe aber, tueIhe aleib 6rn. g. lire
belle Sdaoenfreube barber duBern, boz
= tuie lie meinen bic beutlhen gereine
5l gIniten Der .&itter~ bas 6elb r6umen
mulfen, fur iolde paBt Der Qusbruf MINI
oeiteiis ebenio gut tpie fir ben nsritorbenehI
!6rn. b.. 8euit bic ge,eihnung yTootens
GRADER Oeiterreih5" pabte, un6 fir lolhe
balten mir oieie yeseidnung feft.
Die Srage, meIde Art bon fatb. Inter
ltuBungspereinen Der Rirbe .in Der 3uS
tunft" before Oienite Ieiifen f6nnen, Oh
bic Centiden oser bic Bitter, fibrt Az
1lf,ts nno gebort niht i'm minbeften 3ur
Sadie, ME oas Meiite, mas 6r. 9. Dor=
1ringt. Seoe Nrt mag fliiBen a n ibrem
Dirt Beibe iinb gutgebeiEen bon Der
Sbrigfeit. so LANCE bic 6eutihe
sinrpaneerung fortffr6mt fpie in bieien
sstsH beieeu Sa~9rsebnten, BITE ii6er mel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
ganaDa

9anaoa 3u Montreal baden
ote Se1utten eine gntf hetbunas 8,
tia 9 6 auf $4,000 sese1 bic .Mail'
anseitelt, baupiiddlid neil fie aemeI.
oct batte bab bic Sefuiten einen eiaen.
artigen Gio leiffen miiBten. Die Rlaa.
lHrsft ertldrt, baB ihr gio t,lir auf sc
torlam gesen ibre Dberen unb bas
5taatsoberbaupt unb auf Reuldbsil
laute> uno baB ite 10 quite 8drser nil
Anosre feien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

Erpbs. Strmuteru lrerbeu OUT TrlGnsen feel suss'
Iatdt.
Hrtef, Reuep Orber nber GrpreB WpRet
q Cd &c geidtot trerbea, tbsruehuieu utr be Berant'
mcrttihfett.
Gun tettis bertdf@tist perhen. peln Re oul 8ienftal
tIhh In unferl Sdnoen fne,
81 Nae uorou8SahIenneu 9eiet ettaIter
cine G~rerthnone Yrdtate.
~ tsber bic Auftfnhiauns unb Be3ab'
NM bon BsitunoeR beteben b~efiunfte @an0e59e
He6e, bic feiu 9eier obne Ghabeu uerleten tam.
a. @eIGdftSfinrer bes DnHherer, Bernard
@Mrt.
AS- NeiIeahe Nsenten fhr beS gBanberer fno, An
ton Sadet. gft6aeI S~1nemann, Spf
Bmerens, 8 nbn ReIIe6 unb s 8. u. ter3.
~ Ron abrefRre ~ Sriefe:
Der @anberer,
G. .. So, ct BauIs Utiuu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
&c ~ r [ e /.

Stene rprtpiegeno teIe9rapbffde, nleifens aus
yldttern Der aioc. Brefie auiamuen9eitente Nadridz
ten brinaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

WNsnaenentSpretS (uuter BoraussaAIuug.)
ERr Die y er. Staten poffret>
g6ArIt&. ........."..$2.50 SaIbidbrli8. .....-...&1.2
Rad europa poffreD
gdbrIim. $3.50 SaIbi6hrIi1 ...... ... .... o. 2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul, MINI.
as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
SENATOR EvARTs ABROAD.
His Eyesight Improving-His Views q
the Political Situation.

vienns Special to New York Herald.
1t will interest many who are concerned
about his health to know that Senator Evarts
has been greatly benefited by the Carlsbad
cure and has, besides, received assurances
from Vienna specialist, whom he consulted,
that q complete restoration o. his eyesight is TO
be brought about by care and time. The
clouds forming over the pupils will be event.
ually absorbed in the treatment which has been
prescribed, though it may require months Of
attention aud exemption from work or strain Of
any kind. He is in fine spirits over the results
Of his visit here and looks extremely well. In
q two hours conversation with him today was
impressed with his cheerful sketch of home
affairs. lie talked of the bright side OF poll
tics, parties and men, declining TO raise any
serious question.
THE FUTURE OF TIE NEGRO.
On the subject Of the future of the negro the
Senator said:
This pro-creative race, growing mp among
us in a semi-barbaric way, is a prospect to think
about. III the present conditions are suffered
to go on We shall see the negroes coming into
entire possession of the states. This the whites
OF the north do not desire any more than do
those of the south. The southern negroes have
been given little enlightenment and less justice,
though they we're freed in the name Of the lat
ter. Since their emancipation generation Of
them have been allowed 10 grow up in that
other bondage of ignorance.
Now that we are TO have republican House
as well as a republican Senate expect to see
the Blair bill passed"
A POSTAL SEA SERVICE
Senator Evarts favors the idea of the govern
ment building mp complete postal service ON
the seas. That unfortunate word subsidy"
he says, has been fastened to all legislation
bearing on this subject. A subsidy, he thinks,
is necessary IN opening avenues for the increase
Of the nations commerce. and he cites England
and France as examples.
Respecting the party's designs, he says that
the republicans, now that they are back In
power, will strive to make friends in the south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: Madi-
son Whipple to Margaret C. Cameron, east 4
rs ". and c. ssub of Pleasant Plains; 81, 200. s.
Maddox, trustee. to c. T. Thompson. sub 10.
So. 327; >2,sO0. R. 8. Weston to H. C. Borden.
sub 49, 50. 723; e. Joshua II. c. Clark to
same, sub ~, do. do. J. W. Easily. executor. to
John +. Shea lots /, 4, and Ia SO. SO. and Z. So
81; s2,s29.7O. 7. B. Harrison to John +. Shea
same property; g. Claude f. King to CLAIR
ence Z. King, lot Is, blk. 1, Whitney Close:
Sl,OOO. A. J. Sanford to julius A. Wardel pts
3 and7. So. sol; S4S4.25. II. Il. Lewis TO Minnie
Z. Burford, lot 22, blk. 2. Trinidad; 81 695 w.
o. Denison ct al to John A. Mooers. lot 6. blk
IL. South Brookland: $500. VI. A. French to
Ellen Vockey. sub lis, 50. 27l; $3.50. Rose
y. Darrell to Laura Y. Hughes, sub 81, so. 36l /:
$4,000. 2. Welsh to p. Frawley. pit 1. 50. $40;
$500. ID h. Sheridan to Elizabeth Pieber lot
u, blk. IL. 5. . sub. pit. of Youngsborough: $780,
Mary A. May to Annie Z. Woulfe, lot ). blk. ].
Trinidad: S2,750, Mary E. Patterson to Eme-
line ID. Lovett, lot a. blk. 8; 2 blk 6; 2 blk. q:
~, blk 5; 70, blk. IL; 81, blk. II; 2, blk I6 TO-
blk. is. and 3, blk. 20, Kalorams; g. Anna E.
Loyett to same, same property; 8. Augusta
4. Glover to same, same property; e. Lewis
ID. Lovett to same. do; do. Laura v Hughes
to Rose b. Darrell. sub c, So. 214: $1,000 A..
N. McLachlen ct al, to Solomon Carr. pts. AS
to so, square $50; S925. Clara C. Marsh to
Mary L. Enson, lot A, 50. 74s; $500. Mary
Z. Freeman to Maria Walker sub %, SO. l79;
$500. b. +. Whiteside to L. d. Wine. lots 20
to Is, blk. 6, Ivy City; g. Joseph r. Finch to
q. h. Whiteside, same property; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-15
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
PoLIrIcAL.-The local politicians have now
begun the work of the campaign. The head
quarters Of the state democratic executive COM
mittee, located here, Of course has tendency
to stimulate local democratic activity The
working democratic club ID already in opera
tion and the Hendricks democratic club will
begin its campaign work tomorrow night. The
Malone republicans are looking about for q
candidate to oppose Frank Hume, and several
white and colored men have been suggested a.
nominees. The convention, which is somewhat
demoraiized by the refusal of Mr.. r. T. Lucas
to accept the nomination, will meet again in o
few days.
Corporation CouRr.-The corporation court
this morning called the civil docket of the
quarterly term and arranged the times of trial
The grand jury came into court yesterday after
noon with indictments against Albert Lyles
white, for breaking into the store of his father
and stealing shoes; James Coleman, Joseph
Jones and David Thompson for shooting and
wounding James Jackson: Henry Price, burg
larry. case against Reuben Washington for
HOUSEKEEPING was returned ignored" Com
missioners were appointed to report upon the
sufiicisncy OF the treasurer's bond, and on the
condition Of the Jail John Wilson, indicted
for larceny Of Beckham Brothers grain, was
acquitted. On the probate side Of the court
Duff Kelly has given bond in SI6, 900 as admin
istrator Of the estate Of G. II. Kelly. The trial
Of Henry Price for burglary was begun at noon.
A WASHINGTON STEAM LAUNCH WREcKEp.-
The launch Little Nell, belonging to Captain
Rowe OF Washington, clerk in one Of the de-
partments, broke from her moorings last night
during the high wind and was much injured on
the piles Of the foot OF Duke street.
NorKs.-The city tax list Of property to be
sold on the sd instant for unpaid taxes has
been made out, and many Washingtonians are
coming down and settling up for property
owned here.-Robert chapel choir, colored
went to Washington last night to take part in
the competition;of choirs at the Metropolitan A.
n. E. church and returned on the late train.-
Mr.. Geo. 4. Hill Of Washington, q former resi-
dent of this city, made pleasant visit to the
Alexandria club yesterday afternoon.-The
funeral Of the young son of Mr. Robert Her
bert. took place this afternoon from his home
on North Washington strest-Miss Virginia
Roxbury, one Of the sisters who appeared at
the polls at the last election to canvass for their
father, the superintendent Of gas, has been as
signed q teacher of the ninth division of WASH
ington school Miss Roxbury has been con-
Quoting private school here for many ysaEa
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BILL FOR AN INJUNCTION.
Rose Objects TO the Use OF Hin
Land by the lexington Railroad Co.

Today Frederick Rose. by Messrs Whitaker
4 Provost. fled . bill against the Distric. Of
Columbia and the lexington and Soldiers
Home railway company for an injunction TO
restrain the defendants from entering upon his
land, except the District may do so under
the acts for condemnation Of land and extenA.
ing streetsand after funds are available TO pay
the award and 40 declare the permit given by
the District to the railroad company null and
void as far as IL authorizes the construction Of
Q railroad through his land. The complainant
states that he owns lot and part .,
Metropolis View Cl049 acres), and charges
that in October last the District
entered thereon with force Of men. took poe
session OF 10000 feet more or less DESTROYED
the fence, broke his water pipe. removed large
quantities Of gravel 800 WORTH. cut ditch
from 50 by SIS feet wide and from to Is fees
deep. dividing his real estate in two
parcels, leaving il far above grade, destroyed
his crops and seriously injured his property.
He states that he protested against those acts
and reconstructed his fence, which was again
torn down by the District. and was told that 10
had paper signed by hIm giving consent 30
the opening of 4th street and waving his right
10 receive damages. This paper. he says, he
did not sign nor authorize IL, and he
charges that his pretended signature is forged
and the Commissioners had knowledge
that il was a forgery, but they have and still
persist to act in violation of his rights and OF
the &C. Of Congress. and persist in appropriate
ing his property. and have given defendant the
right TO use the proposed street through his
land, and the road has begun the laying OF
tracks thereon, notwithstanding he has given 10
notice. verbally and In writing. that the Gus
through his land was not legally opened - .
street, and George Truesdell. the president 81
the road, threatens 10 continue the construction
OF the road even II the District 10 enjoined
He therefore prays as above.
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Auction Sales of Real Estate,

Thos. Bowling, auctioneer, has sold at pub
lie sale the following property: The dwelling
l0l2 street southwest to John B. Brady for
1925; also three acres of land, with new six
room house and other buildings, three-quarters
Of mile from Bennings station on the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad, to Robert Down
ing for 81, 500; also one acre Of land, being a
portion of the estate Of the late Elizabeth Tai
bot and opposite Brookland and the new
Catholic university, to Jas. Ferry for O., 800;
also two-story frame house. fronting Is feet
on Poplar street. Georgetown. to Geo. Free
man for $3.50; also two-story brick and frame
building, fronting 80 feet on Dumbarton ave-
nue., Georgetown, to Alfred Pope for 81, 29O:
also the large double brick building at the cor
ner Of 29th and streets. Georgetown to Jos.
Shillington for $3.50; also a two-story frame
dwelling. 5l4 2lst street northwest to Jane
Buckley for Sl,SS0; also the brick house Ala
LIST street northwest to L. t. Follansbee for
So GOO