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4 AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING".

CT. CLAIR FECHNER AUcTIoNEER GIL PENN
,syivshia ave. under Metropolitan Hotel, sell.
Pledges. Gold and silver Nstches Genuine Diamonda,
Works OF Art teo-3in
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Av'se.22, l23 a3,6s2 25,sss a,,oSa $1,000
Increase l,55S I,s0s I,5ss 3,O0s
OF this remarkable average aggregate Of
so,o9o copies circulated daily, no more than
l,lo2 copies are sent out of the city by mai.
and LOG 60 to suburban places, by express
railway trains, etc., leaving as a net circuIston
In the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO
PORTION of 9226 PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE of % 1852 copies! OF this number,
21,142 were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes Of permanent sub
The remaining $40 copies represent the salcs
over the Office counter, at the news stands, Gns
By newsboys.. But Of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per
manent residents of the city living in lodgings,
&c. (not householders). SO that its whole circula
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
fore gives The STAR DISTINCTIVE and eysriabs
position in modern Journalism, the fullncss OF
its home circulation, the extent TO which
household, and particularly by the pHr.
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics Of the paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
It is well established fact, demonstrated 10
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter.
prising business men of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth of TIE srAR's advertising patronage
Nothing cap more surely illustrate TIE
esteem in which any article is beld by the
public than a constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day, week by week, month by
month, and year by year,-in the face Of adj
verse claims anG pretentious competition The
figures following tell the story on this point:
NuNBE. OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED Il
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

RLUE MT. HOUSE. WASHINGTON CO.. MD.
~ now open. Rooms may be engaged by applying w
letter or in person to J. p. SHANNON. Cafroilt0i
Hotel. baltimore. Md ny31 am
ISLAND PARK. HAPPENS FERRY.-The finest
Il pleasure grounds in the country. Music Dancing
boating Fishing. Swings, Flying Horses. Croauet,
&C. all tree. Every THURSDAY from Baltimore aud
Ohio Station at 10 I'm Tickets, including reserve
seat both di, ections, 81. aut,tu WIS, tse3
MATER GAP HOUSE,
w Delaware Water GAP Pa
Now open.
Je2-3m L W. BROADHEAD
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au16.eo&ds
YSRUsTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON d STREE.
l. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STkEETi

SOUTHWEST
By yirtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding in equity
PASSED IN equity cause No. l3.lH. James Pollard ct II
EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. lbyU AT
hALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK T.. NJ. in front VI the
lreInisos ali thatcertain piece parcel Of land
city Of washinE,on y. e, known aud dessribed q
$50. beginning for the south D street (. a
feet Mess from the southeast corner Of lot three Oh
and running thence eastwardly tho north line OF
said ID street 1878 feet tl3 feet inches, thence
norhWardly at right angles TO said oue hum
thence westward ON said rear line thirteen 80 feet
inches. aud thence sorthwardly one hundred feet,
more or less to beginning. improved BY small frame
house.
Terms Of sale One third cash balance In two equal
tnstaiiments. payable in and two yea from data
Of notes bearing interest and to be secured by
purchaser. deposit Of elO0 At time os sale. Con.
Win N o. "a. 0oss v % pSscni:er sfs 70 e
property q xisk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
puxcANsox BROS. Aue.ionss IA ''A '; sSso.dSd,
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TOMORROW
p ATCLIFFE. DABR 4 co. Aucts
~ . V20 Pennsylvania ue n ".

ID ATCLIFFE. DABR Co. kucta
HI V20 Pennsylvania avenue
CONTINUATION SALE BY AUCTION At OUR
nTORE on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
6EPfEMbER THIRD AND FOURTH, AR TEN
O'CLOCK AN. OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
SUCH As FLANNELS, CLOTH, ALPACA, Cash
MEkES SERGkS, FRENCH SATINES, &c, &C /;
ALSO NOTIONS LADIES' AND GENTS fUn-
NISHIN1S, Ribbons, &c, &c.
The general attention of the public IL directed
this sale e rare opportunity 10 secure BARGAINS in
serviceabe and useful articles of wearing apparel.
Gs-2t kArCLifFE, DAkR CO.. Auctioneers.
u ATCLlFFE, DAkR CO.. Aucuoneers
ENTIRE FURNITURE CARpETs:&c. CONTAINED
In HOUSE 2O07 FOURTEENTN STREET
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION,
EMBRACING IN PART
WAL, N. z. AND OTHER CHAMBER FUENI-
TURE, TWO SETS PARLOR FURNITURE, GILT
AND Wal FRAME PIER MIRROR, SQUARE
PIANO, ROSEWOOD CASE, DINING ROOM
FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS AND
BIOL sTERS. HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES,
LACE CuRTAINs, PICTURES. VELVET AND
BODY BkUS CARPETS, AND A GENERAL
APPOINTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ALL IN fIhST-CIASS CONDITION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIRD
AT Ten O'CLOCK, will sell at residence No 2OO1
l4th street northwest all the furniture &c, con-
tanned therein being the effects LADY leaving the
city and to which we invite the attention of house.
keepers and others search of fine house hold goods
SLIT Anctioneers.
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D ATCLIFFE, DAkR q CO.. Auct,oneers.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

UNDERwRITRRs' SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
. MERCHANT TAIL0Rs' CLOTH.
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD 1890.
within our sales rooms at Ten AM, 1 will sell for
account Of the underwriters about $50 Lots of Fine
Cotn, III patterns for Suits Overcoats, Pants Vests
&c some OF the stock has been slightly amagsd By
fire and water, but the major portion will be found IN
good order. sale absolute.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
au3O-des Auctioneer.
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RATCLlFFE. DARR Co, Auctioneers,
~ go Pa. ave- NV

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN.
90 BOXES OF CHEWINa TOBACCO.
1900 ASSORTED BRANDS
OF CIGARS,
AT AUG rION,
On FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER FIFTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
we will sell within our siles rooms. 800 Penua ave.
n.w for account OF whom 1t may concern in lots to
suit,
rs BOXES CHEWING TOBACCO,
$4,000 ASSORTED BRANDS CIGARS,
To which the attention OF the trade is called.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE, DARI 4 CO.,
Sgt
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FUTURE DAYS.

w ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE REMAINING STOCK
OF HARDWARE. COUNTERS, SHOW CASES,
&c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell at the sales cor 10Th
st. aud Penna ave. the balance Of stock Hardware
Counters SHOW Cases, 80. it being by virtue Of an
as.ig nnient tor the benefit Of creditors
Terms cash. WALTER - LAAiON, Assigned.
s22t WALTER Is. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts
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A WONAN'S WAY.

EXCURSION tickets, Rockville fair, 81 round
trip.
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$: s. Ii#H'I {.
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F; &:.!!SHIII Is:

THE EVENING STAR Il offered 10 the puSs
lie, in good faith and with confidence, as THR
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
THE UNITED STATES. In point of fact, 10
may be truthtnlly said that il is without Al
equal in this respect any where in the world
These avermonts are borne out by the figures
given below, which are complied from the
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year, and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation of the paper during
the year 1889. published in THE STAR on the
18th Of January, 1890.
Briefly stated, the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
4. The Star has three Times the circu-
iasson OF my other paper I'm Washing.
toni
2. The Stars circulation In Washing.
ton In double thar OF all the other daily
gcther!!
,. 1he star has q larger md fuller
circulation in the city where printed.
In proportion 90 reading and purchas-
ing population. than my other news.
paper I'm the worid!i!
4. The Ssar has the largest regular
md permanent home circulation OF
any swo-ccat afternoon paper In the
United ssate,!.!!
In support Of these claims and to show the
constantly increasing circulation Of the paper.
attention is invited to the figures following:
DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1856 s7-ss-sa
1855. 1855. 1857. Isss. Isse-
5AS...20,ss6 23,3Ss 25,4so c0.3ss 2,.ssI
FEB. .22,02s 24.32I 2s.2ss 2,,IsI $4,000
hAR.-25,54s 25,5ss 26,00s 2s.4s0 "a. ,Se
APR. .2s,5s2 24.s2s 25,5,5 2,.Iss es.ssa
MAY. .22.is4 24,35s 25,,s2 2s,,2a 2o,sIs
JuNE- .2l,933 23,9O2 2s,II6 2,.453 SOFIA
July. .21.4o6 23,Is6 24,ss0 26,3s3 1850
AuG. .21,443 22,36a 24.s5s 25.s2I 2s,5s5
SEPT. .2I.O33 22,3O2 24,905 25,sa4 2s,4,s
ocT...2l,s9, 2I,soI 24,sos aa,s4s se,32s
Nov-.22,04s 23.65I 25,6ss 2ssI4 3I,os3
DEC. .23,eOO 2a,SSs ae,4ss as,,sa si.sss
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.
COUNTRY BOARD.


ssTINHE MAPLES," LAUREL, MD.-RoOMS FOR
september. No nurses taken. Mrs. KEN
NADf. s2-3H
A FEW MORE BOARDkRS wANTED-EYkRY
"A advantage OF town and country Terms moderate.
Mrs. NC. MACON -F.
Stat orange, Vs..
WANTED-DURING SEPTEMBER, A FEW DE.
w sirabie Boardess adults preferred location nnsnr
passed the station and close to Blue Ridye
tains rooms large good water table frst-cass every
attention to guests; three traius daily e5 per
week. Address Mrs. JNO. A. LYNCH, Eound HILL Va
an30-3t'
Ny ONE VISITING HARPEkS fEkhY WILL
"A hnd thu very best accommodation at the Morreil
House, Camp HILL ~ the day weeA terms mOder-
ute; references gwen Mrs. NJ KOLB. au21-6t
(l0MFOkT kESOkT.MOUNTAINs OF MARY
fall upexceed health con vrniences aud confort
81 Per week W. Nj. CLARK, Keep Tryst. Na.hillg
ton county, Md. = aul5-lm
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- .SOhDDEU1SChkK LLOYD q. & Co
Fast ExI,ress Steamers. -
To Southampton London. HatTel, Bremen.
Iahn. Wed. sept. y Il. m. Etiss. sat. aepI g. II
Am; Alier. We'd, sept. 10: PM; X. Wilhelm, II.
Thur hept. IL, 3 PM Fulda, Sat- Sept. IL. 5 pm.
Wrrre. Tues. scpt. u.s. 7:s0 am.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon aTpontmepts lrices: LIST cabin, $75 and up
ward birth, according to location I'd Cabin $50 an
adult; stecrage NJ low ratcs Apply 10 L. y.
DNOOP. p2o Penn. ava au3O
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GEO. W sTIcXNEY. Auc.ioueer. eas Fs,.

EEO. STICNNEY, Auctioneer 036 Fs,. :
T..UsTEEs'sALEO OF VALUABLE 1MPRoyEDpRop.
ERTi On The EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
STREET JUST NORTH OF OREGON AVENUE.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Iber
folio 443. one Of the land records for the Dis
ict Of Columbia. and a. tine request OF the parties
PREMISES, on FRIDAl; n. TWENIY:NINIHD DAY Of
llsH W: Q. Dcnison's subdivision certain lots in
Square lo@, in the city OF Washington, District Of
Columbia
Terms If sale third cash and the balance in one
and two years, secured by deed of ON the prop.
ery soio MI cash. at the option Of the purchaser
delost S slOO viii be required ON each lot at time Of
sale. All convcyancinR ~ purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with In rteen day the property will be
resod At the risk and cost Of the defaupg
after I've days advertisement in the Evening Star
REDFOkD W. WALKER r.
GEORGE II. BALDWIN, Arus'esA
au1seosds '@sas+,..
tn THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO FRI.
DAY, the FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1890 same
honr q. and plsce nv. WALKLk:, Trustees.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IN oRFoLk AND OLD POINT.
On and after SATURDAY. AUG. %.
FARE, 81 ONE WAY; S. ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf at 5 n m Tues.
Cay, 1bursday and Saturday. sunday 10: 40 n. m
urther infoI NATION telephone call 1880. Lands
finey Point each trip solns and returning nyy-oin
DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
l. sTEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON
- Monday "Wednesday and Friday, at am, ~ far -
Somini Cusiioinan ana Lc2nardtoTn. Fare nrst-
routes Tor Information. call Telephone 1850. al I'm
STEAMER "wAKEFIELDr p.
= l.aves .th;st wharf ON MONDAYS; THURS
DAYS md sAI ChDAlsati am Returning TUES
Tor Nomini Creek. Va. Leonardtown and st. Glenn
tnts bay, Nd, touching at internedisie l.ndings
"tassenger accommodation nrst,class."
iyS General Manager
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
aTYGERT,"
Capt John A. ketchum. Tor baltimore and Landings
on the Potomac river. Livery Monday O'Clock pm.
STEVENSON BRO.
Telephone 14o.3. Ue26-3lpl .Tth ST. wharf.
THO NORFOLK AND FoRrREss MONROE.
Il Steamer GEO. LEARY, from 7thst. wharf Mon
g1sfSS
STEAMERS. Fare: ~ sineie round trl. 81 Tickets
ia. ave, and Hawey's, I4th and New York ave. FOR
wharf ielephote call 4t4s-a NM r wElca. supI
and Gen ACT ...f Is. nl0
poIoMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE,
Capt. SeovheHAn. leaves Stephenson's wharf every
Sunday ut O'Clock pm or further information
STEPHENSON BRO
mhS-Gm seventh Street Wharf
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FTNHE GREAT
L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE Noh1H. WEST AND soUIHyFsr
OOSpLL ikASh SPLENDID SCENERY.

No, TO 70 THE NonlH. WEsT And SOUTHWEST
STEEL Halls MS sNIfiekssfc EStifMEyr.
1RA1Ns1E.yitnSs fe 81, Nay I |, $50.
yokSLs or sTa HSp sISEtfss, ss f sl1Ei5Ss
las' Lane, io:6o am daily to Chiesyo Colun bus
tun. 10 i11s. Win sierplng Cars from harms
Altoona TO Chicago. ST LOUIS CT. cago ana GIN.
and osl iSs Cars SI Hssrs
burg to 81 Louis. Chicago and incinnaiL aud
western a1pGes 81. at lGal 70 IG m S. 1a
xa.a s,sep ing Cars Ssspg,on % chicago s.
sisepers for Louisville and Memphis Pullman
Paeihe Eapress 10 20 10 a sa,1S I'D end S.gs
as Tss. WITH through Sleeper to Pttsbusg and
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For name Csnandair ua Rochester and Niagara Fails
For Ere C.nsndsisI. and Rochester daily; for pu,.
taioa and Niagara daily, except saturday 10 20 D. u
For Mili,mspols Loci Haven aud KimiIS Al 10 :5oA
For WilliainspOrt daily. 8 80 pm.
fok FL = M N5WIoRKA AND THEEAsT.
9S9 ~ La 40 Ann ~; 2;I9 BIS 40, 10 :oS aud
York only Limited Express With Dinins Car 5 90 y
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express lO a. m. week Gays 400 pm daily
For Boston without Change. : Is pm. every day.
FOR brooklyn. NY. all through Trains Connect M
Jersey City with boats of Biook1yn Annex q nord-
ing direct transfer Fulton street, AVOIDING
ierriage across New lork city
For Atlantic City, 40 an week days IL con
For Baltimore. 6:3j, 20. s:Io 900. $40. 10 90
1890 u 10 AND IL AZ H., A.. :U5 !. 10 q 4 x
3:3u 400. 4;.u. 4 so. 800. 5 40. 500 40
100gV ana ~ pm Un sungsy 600. s:o5
300, 40. $500. 40, 600 aud Ii go pin
forfUfes Greek Line. 20 and 30 D. IA daily
- except Sunday. As'
For Annapolis, 20 and 300 an. IL .o5 and 10
pm oany. except SUNDAY. sundays S:vO a IL
WASHINGTON sOrrrrrrpx p.r,
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BICYCLES.

= cYcIfNG RiNK. OF Il ST. NV. NEAR oTH
GENERAL ClCLE bkALEKs.
fsiCHG. si40; JOLT. sls5: LEAGUE. SIS.
iys.4la SALES kOOA. COR. 9TH AND E
DlCYCLES-THE ''GAZELLE' SAfETIES FOR
DLadies and Children $50, t35 and SS.s All ixht
tubular steel trsne MACHINES made here ana fully
warranted. High Grade Lad1es' AUD Mems Safetes
Low Prices CRAWFORD 4 CO.,
yeI -3m lll6 &C. NV.
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"Ash iN SEEsr SGoHHIHERN RAILWAY

FOR anu. il IN Seo ~ sos $50 IS; SO 9
eSl. s:oz, 1906 and j SO m On SUNDAY al
a;SG 40 $50. l0;51 a-m.. 40. o:OI. So.
Accommodation Tor Quantico. AS am. and al
pm. week days; As q M. sundsyk
For lachmond and The south. 90 and 1857 am
daily Accommodation. 30 pm week DAYS
1iAlns leave Alexandria asniigtun, q Ca. o.
800 yd9. l0;l5s n ;O5 am; l:.o, 9 90, so
sunday u e:lOa Id 1 O7 a ~; !. :OO ) 40. !. o.
Z ~. y 20 and ~ 80 pm
Tickets and ZION ut The Cfca northesa Al co-
ner 18th st. and ltnns lyania avenue, AM, nj tho
station. where orders be left for the ~
DQxgage 10 Destination from hotels and res,denrcs
CHAS. l. PUGh, J. x MOOD
General Manager. fmyl2l General psssenuar avsn,
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Okhv.-11ns-clsa y1l11n0s tnssrssd. Applicstaon
% xuns pssveu0 patn IN sxtEasgsn9. Al brunchss q
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RAILROADS.

.,. II W FULLER
oA--u General Passenger Aren't
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DENTISTRY.

ID. '0ns 4 DALI bi...,..
su2o-1m. Die New York sve. nv.
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FILLMORE FILINGS.

The district school teachers of this county
are being examined here. Quite number
have presented themselves Tor certificates
The district schools of this county are beinp
improved greatly, and in the future q
marked advance can reasonably be ex
pectad.
The Willard Stake academy has opened
its sixth academic year with the brightest
prospects in view that have ever attended
this growing institution. Tho Polysoph
lcal society, society organized for the
benefit of the students, held its first session
last evening and creditable was the pro
gramme that was prepared carried out
For the remainder of the year weekly
meetings will convene. in which lectures
songs, readings, recitations and answering
of questions, will be presented.
A few weeks ago the family of Joshua
Nichols went to the canon TO rusticate
While enjoying themselves an accident
happened to the baby While PLAYING
around it was poisoned in some manner,
Some think poisonous insect stunp il.
while others presume the child was hand
ling poison ivy, and thus did the injury. BE
that as itmay, the caild is dead and Brother
Nichols, with his family, is again called
upon to mourn. The blow falls very heav-
lily, as last winter the dreadful disease
diphtheria, or putrid sore throat. carried
off two of the children of Brother Nichols.
Deer hunting is now quite pastime.
FILLMORE, Sept 13. DEE.
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THE TROUBLE IN SWITZERLAND
Signor Respini Released-Federal Troops are
CHARTERED in the Principal Churches.

Signor Respini Released Federal Troops are
CHARTERED in the Principal Churches.
Especial TO The HERALD-Examiner Cable |
LUCIANO, Switzerland, Sept. 16.-Signor
Respini, one of the imprisoned members of
the Conservative government, has just
been released by the troops and conducted
to Locarno. The federal commissioner has
distributed the troops under his command
as follows: Three companies at Bellin-
iona. two at Locarno and three at Lugano.
The troops are quartered in the principal
churches-a measure that has been pro-
tested against by the Conservatives. All
the government employees at Bellinzona
have resumed their duties. Colonel Kunzli
Is exercising the functions of governor.
A detachment of federal troops has just
left here for Messerete with orders to dis
perse the armed Conservatives who are as
sembling at that point. Colonel Grieb,
commander of the federal troops, has or
dered the seizure of the last number of the
Crcdentc Cdttolico for publishing an appeal
signed by Counsellor of State Bonzanigo,
calling on the Conservatives to rise in sup
port of the legal government. The Con-
servatlves here appear to be exasperated
Their leaders have issued orders for them
to take up arms again because the federal
council, after having dissolved the Conser-
vatlveS' meetings, allowed the Liberals at
Locarno to make demonstrations and pa
rade the streets with banners and bands of
music
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vicinity of Bishop John Clark's dipping
corral. The eldest went out to attend 10
the sheep early in the morning, leaving the
younger to get breakfast, which was done.
The younger ate his breakfast and then
went out to relieve the elder brother. When
near him the elder called to him to go back
and fetch the gun; That some chickens
were neal by in the brush. The younger
went and brought the gun. Then he was
told to stop where he was and keep the dog
with him SO as not to scare the chickens
The eldest took the gun and went in search
of the chickens, found one and shot it.
Directly he saw another running on the
ground up the hill. He shot it also 1t is
supposed after the ball had killed the
chicken it struck some hard substance,
which caused it to glance and strike his
brother, which caused his death almost
instantly. Bishop John Clark was
within hearing of the gnn and
also heard the eldest boy scream
as he was on his way to his dipping pen,
and as these same boys had been after a
bear in thatyicinity only a few days before.
he thought they were after the bear and
haC got intotrouble IN that way. He there
fore seized an AK and Ratchet ana starte,
to their rescue. He had not far TO go be.
fore he saw the elder brother packing the
younger on his back, and when he got to
him he had laid him down on the grass.
Bishop Clark says he was dead when he
came to him. He also says he went back
to the place where he was shot, saw the
two dead chickens and the place where the
boy was killed. He says the brush was SO
thick that it was impossible for the boy
who fired to have seen the other.
An inquest was held, the result being q
verdict of accidental death
S. L. RANDALL
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EXCLUSIVE FAIR IRIVILEGES.

R1DS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN
- derslgned up to noon OF SATURDAY. the 10Th
instant for the following named exclusive priv
lieges at the Territorial fair of 1890. The fair
VIII open at noon on Monday. October g. and
close on evening of Friday, October TO- Bidders
may either state the amount OF net cash or per
centage OF gross receipts they viii pay for priv
ueges. All expenses to be paid by bidder
nothing furnished except space.
me following e ght privileges, all outside the
oullolng ana lnsiue of east part enclosed fair
grounds
l-Restaurant privilege.
2--Restaurant buffet, or lunch counter priv
ilege.
3-Ice cream privilege
Candy privilege.
5-Popcorn privilege.
6-Peanut privilege.
Fresh fruit privilege
S-Summer drinks privilege.
bidders wishing two or more of above priv
iIeges may make separate bids, but If desired
may combine the sale of commodities at one
stand.
9-The advertising privilege This includes
Inc use OF all available spaces inside the build
ing for painting advertisements Ito be under
the supervision of the committee, N A. Empey
chairman: and also the privilege of a stand on
the grounds, at which to do card and sign writ
ing to order.
1t Is expressly understood that no excess Of
charges above the retail Salt Lake CITY prices
VIII be allowed for anything
me right TO reject any and all bids is hereby
BY order OF the board OF directors.
HEBER M. WELLS, Secretary.
September IL. 1890.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-18
A FAMILY JEWEL.

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the famous surgeon and physician, has
sent US a copy of his book, How to Cure
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work which should be read in every
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alone. 1t cont+ins also many life illustra-
tons, and two interesting stories from the
widely known author Ned Buntline -
Anyone sending their address with name
OF this paper to DR.. Kennedy, will receive
the book free by mail.
Peterson Il Brown have now facilities
for making advertising glass signs by tho
dozen Or 1000, at eastern prices. 63 W.,
First South street.