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4 ,HANCCEISY SALE OF IMPR0yED AND TNINI-
sOGTHEAST CoKNER 8 Or p THWSHNTY-SEC6Nib6
A AHSPP = STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
on the BIN day Of Ar iSS9. the underssnsd
trustee will offer for sale at public auction in front
TWENTY SECOND DAY or F. MAY. 1889, at the
hours hereinafter mentioned the following parcels of
real estate IN the city OF Washington District of Co.
At FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, sub lots 6 to 81 both in
elusive in square 81 each of said lots having front
age Of II feet on I'D street northwest by depth of
~ feet, TO public alley and also sub lot "a,
81 fronting 20 feet ON I'D street, by 81 feet deep
At HMF:;PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ sub lot %,
square 81 frGntihg 26 feet on street and running
improved by threestory brick dwelling and sub lot
street by l46 feet deep to public alley and also sub
lot y, square 81, fronting % feet 10 inches on d
The foregoing lots being recent Subdivision of lots
= 10 and l. square 81 and recorded in surveyors
Terms of sale follows to wit One third of the
purchase money III cash. and the balance in two equal
Tsa interest or al cash a the option Of the pur
lot at the time OF sale. Terms sale be complied
with IN seven days from day OF sale plat of the sub
WI" fhhSR at RS 'Hf & s' Trustee
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auct, $50 st. myi / d&ds.
THE AE2yE SALE Is P0STPoNEP TO
HOUR and place.
my23-dSds FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee
TERUsTEEs' SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
Il STORY BRICK DIV ELLING HOUSE (No. 9Ol),
CORNER OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND NINTH
STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed of trust duly recorded in
records of the District of Columbia and the request
OF tine holder OF the note thereby secured will sell
at public auction, on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF MAY A. d. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK
F. NJ. to the highest bidder, that piece of land sit
udte i'll Washington city. ID. c., and being lot num-
bered thirtye1ght (3S) OF Abram T. Darker recorded
subdivision of part of square three hundred and
eighty $3.50, the said land being a lot,
improved by three-story brick dwelling house with
modern improvements.
Terms OF sale: One-h half of the purchase money in
cash within ten days from the day of SALE and the
balance III two equal paylneutS at and two years.
secured 10y the notes OF the purchaser and first deed
OF trust the property Sold the said bear
terest at SIX per cent pes annum from the day OF SALE
deposit of 500 viii be required when the property
is sold. All couveyancinS at the purchasers
Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten days
from the day of SALE otherwise the the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
detaultlng purchaser
SYLVESTER b. BOARMAN,l ru,,o.oo,
WILLIAM w BOAKMAN, ! ifuS'ees'
GEORGE W. SI1CkNEi, Auctiuneer. my1l-d&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, TIE THIRTI-FlKST DAY OF MAY,
1889, SAME HOUR and place.
MILAN W. BOARMAN, iruS'oeS
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A UCTIoN SALE AT ANACOSTIA.

TWO NEW COTTAGES AND SEVERAL VILLA
SITES ON SHANNON PLACE.
We will offer at auction on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
MAY TWENTY EIGHTH at FIVE O'CLOCK, two
very pretty new cottages with and cellars and
large lots.
several lots with frontage of and 80 feet each
These.cotages offer splendid opportunity persons
who desire nice home and the lots are SO situated as
to make desirable building sites
Shannon Place is improved with brick sidewalks :,
and trees and only block street cars with
pavement 10 same; neighborhood excellent
Terms one-third cash, balance one and two years
with interest at per cent, all cash option of pur-
chaser. deposit of 800 ON each house and : 30 on
each lot DUNCANSON BROS
..}-dEds Aucionpers
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rV,HoMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
SALE OF THE ALDERNEY DAIRY
BUlLDING, 929 AND 93I D STREET n. W., IN

BUILDING, 929 AND g3l j. STREET n W., IN
BY xFha Gee D Of trust ateG The
D. 1884, and recorded in Liber No. 1919 folio Az
m6a and at the written request Of the parties Sc
cured thereby the undersigned will offer for sale
E q Day pF MSY G ss At the hour aE 81 M
O'CLOCK r NJ, the following described real estate
in square numbered three hundred seventy eight
bounds Beginning at the southeast of said lot
and running thence nee north one hundred and
5nst r to ana pnbb sy enee Nest thirty 0
hundred aud eighty-seven Il SO feet ten and onehaIf
QO16 inches to street. and thence east thirty go,
ginning With ali and sn s the Si Ge
provGments thereon, consisting of a sx-story brick
therein. This substantial and elegant building was
designed and built i'll 1884 especially for the dairy
main saloon or lunch ROOM on the rst Goor being i
the largest and handsomest in the city. There are
by steam, and two freight elevators The building is
heated by steam. and in addition to its capacity for
the dairy business has a large kitchen and dining
roo besides about forty sleeping apartments Ton the
sixth f4Srl for employee On all the floors above the
Terms OF sale Qne-fourth of the purchase money in
payable two three and four alter dae the &
ferred payments II any to bear interest at per
erty sold all cash at the option of the purchaser.
In of deferred payments the purchaser will be
Il the Deposit Of viii be
of the purchaser the day of sale. All convey
Piled with within ten days from day of SALE if the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the
Star. '.-O'.'''' '-''UO- '''-'ne
mye-dsas G. GEO g: H ri WHITE Trustees.
rE-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
se , Of the rain until MONDAY MAY TWENTY
gard to weather. BY order Of the trustees. ''' ~
my2Id&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, BEDDING. GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
TENfs OF THE WEIi,KN9WN HAkRfs
6PPGsiTE fo PSEtSNSiLSANfA RvA , S i61iKETEH
MEST, COMPRISING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
We will sell at public auction, or MONDAY, JUNE
THIRD, A. ID. 1889, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
A. M and continuing from day to day until all sold
the furniture, carpets bedding glassware, table ueu
&c, of the Harris House, comprising in part;
OAK, ASH. AND OF Hkk CHAMBER SUITES.
VERY SUPERIOR HAIR AND SPRING MAT
TRESSES, PLUSH PARLOR SUITES.
WALNUT DINlNG-ROoM CHAIRS AND TABLES,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, SIDE TABLES,
MALNUT WAEpKoBEs, BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS,
MIRRORS, EASY CHAIRS, wIRE-wovEN MAT
TRESSES ASH WARDROBES, PAINTED FURNI-
TURE, CURTAINS, AND CORNICES.
AB0UTs 1000 YARDS BRUSSELS AND MOQUET
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS OF BEST QUALITY
FEATHER PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS, RUGS
TOILET WARE, AND TOILET SETS. HALL CAR
LARGE ouhSTfTY OF BLANKETS, SHEETS,
SPREADS, COMFORTS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER
CASES, liable LINEN, TOWELS.
DREQ BLANKETS. MATTRESSES. AND PILIOWS,
PLATED WARE, AND CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS
CHINA GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, KITCHEN
The reputation of the above longestablished hotel
such makes it unnecessary to call the attention of
the public to the advant of attending the sale
Every article is of the best manufacture and well
hundred and the Feather Pillows of the best
quality.
Terms cash; sale positive.
my25-St WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts.
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RkQV;V Skin and scalp preserved and beautified
DhDl by CUrICURA SOAR. Absolutely pure.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctiopeer

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
FINE COLLECTION OF ROSES. GERANruMs,
SSbb6MA IL rALMs, RUBBER PLANTS. &C..
FROM fREEMAN'S AT AUCTION
on I0-no5row, TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY
ElGhTM 1859. commencing at HALF-PAsr TEN
OSLOCk. a. my auction rooms shall sell q choice
Collection of roses, plants &c. sc.
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
LARGE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
MIRRORS, PIANOS, MATTING
CARPETS, ETC
EMBRACING
PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY
DINISG-ROOM, AND OTHER
o FURNITURE,
LOT NOTIONS, sc, &c
ALSO
GREY HORSE. DAYTON. AND HARNESS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
AT OUR SALES-ROONS NINTH AND N STPrFTs
NORTHWEST
on TUESDAY MORNING. MAY ~
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
DUNCANSON BROS,
IL AuruOneerx
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XAJ ALTER D. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,ioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
WILL OFFER AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY, MAY
TWENTY NINTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, p NJ. VERY
DESIRABLE LOTS LOOTED ON COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS, FOR INVESTMENT ORSPECULATION.
Lots z and g. block So kennesaw ST.. between 9Th
l4th lot g. block 22 southeast corner 18th
and Kenyon streets
Title perfect, Ashford's abstract furnished, taxes
paid to June 80 1889. Terms easy; stated day of
sale. 300 deposit on each lot
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.,
my24-5t Auctioneers.
LIME PAIR ROADSTERs TO BE SOLD BY WAR
IL NER AT WILMINGTON, MAY 81. SEE THE
EVENING STAR, MAY 20. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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SCaIy Skin Diseases

shedding
his dimcu skin and scalp disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-27

DJWPLES, blackheads. chapped rough, red, and
| LII oily skin prevented by CUTlCURA SOAP.
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TI'RusTEEs' SALE oFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l. IL THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, BE-
ING SMITH AND ELLiOrS, TRUSTEES.
SUBDIVISION OF THAT PORTION OF THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE col. HENRY NAYLOl,
BLING on THE EASTERN BRANCH OR ANA
COSTA RIVER, IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT
TO THE NEW BRIDGE, NEARLY COMPLETED,
ACROSS THE ANACOSTIA RIVER AND BY
TENDED, KNOWN AS THINNING CITY"
District of Columbia passed in cause OF Naiior vs..
e sale on the premises beginning on WHDNESpAf
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the various lots in the
subdivision of 'rwining City, made by us trustees
and recorded in Book No. County at page 81. in
the survey ors office of the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One hir cash balince in equal in
stalents at and two years. notes To be given bear
ing per cent interest from day Of SALE payable semi
annually, and to be secured by deed OF trust on the
property Sold all cash at option of purchaser de-
post OF go each lot will be required at time of
sale Conyeyancine &c, at purchasers cost II terms
OF sale not complied with III 10 days from day OF
sale the trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
IN default at the risk and cost Of the deaultng pur
chaser or purchasers after fve days puac notice OF
snch resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. G.
n. B-Plats showing the subdivision can be obtained
on Application to the trustees the auctoneers.
RICHARD SMITH,
sos u ST. NV, rrrs,a.s
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, ( AiosteoS'
foo otn b. uW'J
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON DANENEOWER,
" Zeal Estate and Insurance BroKer.
ST ~

peremptory Sale Of the valuable dwelling house
known No. ] 81 Tween second street northwest
On FRIDAY, the THIRTY FIRST OF MAY, 1889.
SIX Z. NJ Will sell III front of the premises, 10 the
highest bidder the aDo,e-named house and lot
House contains nire and all modern mp prove
ments built only three years Lot is IL 6x74 to
alley.
of sale.
Purchaser must comply with terms of sale within
ten days from day of sale property will be resoid at
risk and cost of dctaulting purchaser.
deposit of 800 will be required at time of sale.
Convey aIcing and recording az cost of purchaser.
WASHINGTON DANESHOMER,
Agent for Owner.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer


SALE At PgB5 liza, Ap6 CT OF gELLEyTE con
COUNTRY REsIDENCE OF EX:SEGKETARY
GFEnTHE [FISEST $HRThhBaS rKo PER les
on AfT2 HGksB BH JHSE SIXTH 1889 at FIVE
O'CLOCK, ON the premises shall sell Bellevue, con-
necess S use ir ON 3Msg a9S
road, miles from georgetown and mie from Ten.
ex-Secretary Whitney. The water is considered the
tnest in the county, there being number of never
by Loughborough road, the south by John r. Dale,
rinston. on the north by Godfrey Gobie Massachu
sets avenue extended passes directly through it,
three five years, with notes bearing interest
at D per cent per annum. payable semi annualy, and
conyeyancimg and recording at the cost OF purchaser
$1,000 deposit will be required from the purchaser at
ny35-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TlNHE ENTIRE STOCK OF LIVERY STABLE TO
Nc Be s sR Rh ~ a @AkNEk MAY IS SEs by4S
V,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PEQPkkIY, Nos 327; ;i23 81, AN ID 33l PENN
By virtue Of decree Of the SUI RENE Court of the
District OF Colpmhla, made and entered in equity
Vs. Martha It. Mekcnha Ct al the @ ," as
rnTte viii oe: for sale in front of the reises on
1888, at IiVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all ora part OF the
following Toy ms gdescF r pc real estate; %
Tart Of Vrsnai Lot 2 n square number 100 IN the
ing more than 300 square feet This Lot has front
on Pennsylvania avenue Of 10 1g-lOu feet and 4
average depth OF about i12 feet to street. which
str ct it also has front of ~ 0G-100 feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the residue in
and two in equal insa !lent, evidenced by
the promsso.y notes OF the purchaser bearing date
Of the day of sale with interest at per per
aun, ana secured by reserve lien deed of trust
the property III the discretion of the trustee, il the
purchaser should SO DESIRE the entire payment may
be made III cash. deposit Of $500 will be required
the day of sale and all convey ancng and recording
VIII be at the purchasers cost. Upon failure of pur
chaser to comply with said terms within week
from day Of sale the trustee reserves the right to
CHASER. EDWARD s. MCCALNONT, Trustee,
Az Louisiana ave. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, AucuOneers. my2.J-d&dS
I OOK NJ THE SPEED WARNER WILL SELL
H MAY 3l-2.l62 TO- 2.1. 80, = %, 40, 2.Ill,
2.35, 40. SCI kNENING STAR MAY 20.
ny2J,21 2S,5O-4t
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DIR. CRONIN'S FUNERAL.
An Immense COncOurse of People Pres
ent at Church and Cemetery.

SEVEN THOUSAND MIN N TIE PROCESSION
WHICH ESCORTED TIE REMAISs-OSLY GEN.
ZEAL ALLUs!Oys TO TIE TRAGEDY MADE By The
CLEKGYMAN-srAETLING IMPORTATION.
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8 L. g. HINE, Aius'eea

cE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until MONDAY, MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1889 same hour and place, without re-
gard to weather. BY order of the trustees.
my21-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.

ERIDAY, MAY 81, WARNER WILL SELL 20
y HEAD HlGH-BRED COLTS TILLIES AND
CEILINGS FROM THE LOBDELL STOCK FARM
mV.Ip ~. S.,ID-4t
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FASTEST TRAINS TO PHILADELPHIA.-The B.
and o. still maintains its lead in the matter of
quick time and accurate train service to Phila-
delphia, and an additional train has been
added to the schedule. Pullman equipment
on all trains
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TENRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY, NOS 1927. 329, AND 33l PENN
SlINANIA AVENUE OlrHEASI

I OOK AT THE SPEED WARNER WILL SELL
H. MAY 81 l6 . 10, .1. 80 :! b, - 40, :. -,
:!35, 40. SCI ENENING STAR, MAY 20.
my
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CARHART & LEIDY.
02S 9TH and 7o0 x ct. NV,
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AuctiOneers. myl, 4.7,9,11, IA. 16kd&ds
sr THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED IN CON-
TWENTY-NINTH, 1889, at SANE HOUR and place.
@y33-aAds ' DUScANsoN BROS. Aucts
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A1ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3l3 6
IVA 81, near City Post-Ofhce. Colored students
admitted. Call or send for catalogue NH
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-22
Selling Chickens.

A Yankee skipper had bought twenty
dozen chickens at 50 a dozen. Some
of the chickens were only a few DAYS
old, while others were larger, and some
were even full-grOwn fowls.
When he put into a port a hotel pro-
prietOr came aboard, and asked how he
sold his chickens.
"That depends" said the captain.
IF you pick them out I shall charge
you SIS a dozen; but if you let me pick
them out you may have them for - a
dozen.
"A1 right, said the hotel keeper,
you pick them out.
The captain selected several dozen
of the smallest, when his customer
said
GO ahead; / want more.
BY this time the captain was among
the largest of the flock, and wished the
man would call a halt; but he still
said, Go on.
The captain saw the point when it
was too late The man kept him Sc
Letting till he had bought the entire
lot, nt loss to the owner of so.
Youths Companion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-22
ELBCTRICAL WONDERs.
The Photograph and Telephone Per.
form Astonishing Things.

The Photograph and Telephone Per-
form Astonishing Things.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February S.-The au-
d1ence in Franklin Institute hail, In this
city, on Seventh street above Chestnut
packed the house TO the doors and heard a
comet solo performance In New York,
which was transmitted through the long
distance telephone, over los miles OF wire,
six miles of which we're under grovnd. The
notes we're rather sharp aud metallic, but
clear and distinct, and every note and vari-
alton was heard throughout the hall.
After the cornet solo, Miss Stewart, the
soprano Of New York cathedral, sang, but
her song was not so much Of q success.
Some notes, however, came clearly and dis
unctly. Then came another solo, trans
m1tted from a phOnOgEaph attached to the
phone IN New York, which vas q success.
This experiment was repeated three times
from the same roller in the New York
monograph, and the third performance was
as good as the first
Then d photograph was attached to the
telephone at this end Of the line and the
cOrnet solo from the photograph at the
New York end repeated for the fOurthI time.
The latter instrument was then connected
and the long funnel was inserted IN the
phOnOgraph and the music of the COFnet was
reproduced for the audience at fourth hand,
graph, then transmitted over the telephone
into the photograph at this end OF the line
and then reproduced to the listeners in the
hall. The receiver was held close to the
long funnel when the music was received,
and the audience heard it as plainly as did
the photograph.
Other successes were made with the phon-
Ograph, IN which music and words bottled
up in it several weeks ago. were faithfully
recorded and liberated again. The same
cylinders can be used for a number of times.
piano and COTueb duet was played, and a
speaking doll, into whose internal mechan-
ism small photograph had been intro
duCed, talked.
A large number Of the inventions Of Edi-
son were exhibited by Mr.. Hammer and
they were reproduced IN large drawings,
which were used in illustrating and explain
ing the lecture, which was technical desCrip-
tiOn of each. Many Of the instruments
shown are to be used in the Edison eXhib t
at the coming exposition IN Paris this
summer.
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Settled to Wait.

CALDWELL, KAN. February 9.-''Pawnee
BilI' and oklahoma Harry HiII were in
the city. Hill was one of the chief agitators
of the Oklahoma invasion, but on the pas
sage of the Springer bill in the lower house
took the part of stopping the invasion. He
satisfied Pawnee Bill that no invasion should
be made until the senate took action en- the
bill. When asked bow they expected to get
by the soldiers into the territory in case of
an invasion he answered:
elf the invasion had started we would
have had no trouble in crossing the border,
as We had prOvid d for all emergencies. My
intention was TO enjOin President C.eYe-
lands orders ana hold the soldiers still IN
till We filed the territory full of people, and
by the time the Injunction could have been
dissolved the opening of the territory would
have been a thing of the past as the mill
taEy has no jurisdiction outside Of evil &C
tion in time Of peace. As il Is We are more
satisfe1 to wait the action Of the senate.
The boomers are steadily coming into this
city.
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Fact Not sugpicion.

DIS MonzEs, IA, February 7.-An inter
esting decision was made by the state su-
.preme court reversing the Judgment OF the
lower court in the case Of A. O. Hoagland, a
Washington county pharmacist. The de-
fendant and W. Hoagland were jointly in
dictsd upon a charge of maintaining a nui-
sanCe by the unlaE full traffic in Intoxicating
LIQUORS. They were jointly tried and the de-
PENDANT alone convicted. HoGgland is q
practlCing physician at Brighton and owns
8 drug store. He obtained a permit In 1886
from the county board of supervisors allow
ing him 50 sell liquor for medicinal and pur-
poses not forbidden by law Itappesrs that
several witnesses testified that they were an
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-22
Full Of Fire.

LITTLE Rock, ARR, Febluary-9.-The in
terest in the Clayton murder has not abated.
It is still the subject Of street discussion and
newspaper condemnation. An officer Of
this city claims that the names Of the four
men who stole the ballot box at Plummer-
vile were given him soon after the occur
renee, and if the assassin be either or any Of
those four, he has it.
Sheriff Shelby. of Conway county, is out
In q card in reply to criticisms Of the papers,
and says he has followed up every little
shred or evidence" he promises, If the
assassin can be spotted, he viii do his duty.
Ex-Governor s. P. Hughes gives al arti-
Gle for publication, denying the charges in
the OlaytOns' statement, that he had sent
state guns to Conway county other than in
the manner provided by law, and has letter
from the captain OF the militia company
there, stating that the guns were IN the
armoFy the day Of the election and had at
no time been improperly used. The letter
is full Of IRE.
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Nebraska Junketers.

LINCOLN, NEB., February I1.-Some stir
was created in the senate by a resolution
from Senator Tsggart, chairman of the
committee on claims. recit;ng that a bill
had been presented for expenses Of more
than twenty persons visiting the reform
school while the committee consists OF only.
hve. He was unwilling to pay travelling ex5
penses for elsters, cousins and aunts. The
resolution recommends that no expenses for
Pullman fare be allowed. A common coach
IS good enough for the average man. The
senate considered at length a resolution ia
require no state board Of transportation to
Tx maximum freight rates and made it
special order for Wednesday next. A biz
was introduced to divert some of the license
funds in cities to country school districts in
the county.
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Gould HAYES Salaries.

New York, February lit Is quite true
that Mr.. Hopkins has resigned his pest with
Mr.. Gould. Why he did so is due to this
fRct-mereIy that Mr.. Gould cut Mr.. Hop
kins' salary down. He thought he was too
expensive, and frankly saying so, acted just
as he thought and talked. Mr.. Hopkins for
some time past has understood practically
what was coming, and he has been quietly
looking for another place He does not
leave because he has got that other position,
but because the action that he has antici-
pated, upon the part of Mr.. Gould for
months, has come at last. 1t is altogether
untrue that Mr.. Hopkins and MIR. Gould
have quarreled.
Upon this same authority it is said that
Mr.. Gould has been cutting salaries in every
direction throughout all OF his corporations.
He IS credited with having brought about
reductions within the last ninety days that
aggregate a months savings Of SS9, 600.
That Amos Lawrence Hopkins, the afOre-
time favOrite friend, should come in as a
sufferer from this shaving down process
seems strange to Wall street. The removal
of Mr.. Hopkins from close business rela-
tions with Mr.. Gould leaves George Gould
virtually alone as the personal adviser and
Office associate of his father.