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CAPITOL TOPICS.

TO SET AsIrE THE OHIO oERRYMASDER.
Mr.. Boothmin Of Ohio introduced in the
House todaya Joint resolution providing for
congressional districts in the state Of Ohio.
Tho resolution provides for the election of
members to the Fifty-secoud or next Congress
from the same districts in which tho Repre-
sentatives of tho Fifty-hrst Congress were
elected
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Somcthinu Good for the Feet.

street is developing rapidly as n business
street Among the latest and most notable ad-
ditions to the business houses Of the street is a
handsome store, No. 9a9, in which is located
branch Of the Baltimore house OF Wilson 4
Carr the well known dealers in and manu.
facturers Of fino boots and shoes. The F street
store is spacious and handsomely furnished,
and the show Of goods is attractive and interest
ing as an exhibit Of what skiiiful bootmnkers can
do. The firm was induced to open a branch
house here by reason Of the fact that il had al
ready many customers in Washington. Besides
keeping In stock an unusually large assortment
Of goods OF the best make, the irm by employing
bootmakers who are among the most skillfui
disciples OF St Crispin, are able to produce o.
member ofthe firm said, anything that the heart
may desire in the way OF footwear. Riding boots
designed with . care that produces the neatest
at and the most elegant lines. Slippers made
to match dresses of any shade, dancing pumps,
walking boots. outing shoes and all kinds OF
foot covering OF the most elegant patterns are
produced to order by these makers. All their
goods have the indefnable stamp Of style, and
their prices are reasonable.
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Old Time Tclegraphers To Meet Here.
KANSAS CrrY, No., Sept l6.-At last even
ings session Of the convention OF Old Time
Telographers the officers OF the association
we're reelected as follows: W. A. Plum OF Chi
cago. president: W. B. Wilson Of Harrisburg,
Pa, vice president; J. Z. Petit OF Chicago,
secretary and treasurer. Washington was de-
cided on as the place for holding the next an
nual meeting.
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Judge Cox Today made decree Of divorce in
favor OF the plaintiff in the case OF Sherman B.
Patrick against George Z. Pstrick (nee
Yeonsns Of BOSTON,. The parties we're mar
ried Sspssmbsr q, leeo by Rev. J. A. Price,
ant Wss the keeper Of house Of III fame, 30.
NJ. @ CarrinSton. appeared tor the CON-
pleips1sS-
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A. b. C..

AMERICAN BLOOD CURE
Three Preparations Alternative. Tonic and Kxpecsos.
ant
cATARRH CURED,
WASHINGTON, DC,
1888 eth ST., nv, March 20. 1890. !
A. b. CHEMICAL Co:
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use OF yopr AB.C. Tonic IN my case Ny trouble wls
Chronic Catarrh. IL years standing During this pe-
mended remedies without substantial benent 4 tried
Your preparation without any faith that anything
else would ever cure my CatArTh 1 have used 1--WE
bottles and believe am we'll I observe. however
you advise in your treaties blood diseases that one
should continue 10 for six months after being
cured and propose 20 do it This testimonial IA
given from the standpoint that your Tonic merits IL
and with tie hope that others similarly affected may
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,n,c,s B. c Tonic. q per bottla
A. Is. &. ENyecIor4nt. 25e- ier bos,ls
Sold by all Druggists upon receipt Of price win b
forwarded 10 any address
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases Free
Address A. b. C. CHEMICAL Co,
leo Drawer 92l. Richnond We
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MtItlSIElr-

cHoJLERlTH-TAIcoTr At "Normanstone" n.
=. ON Monday, septenLcr ] 8, 1880 by kev A NJ
stuart. u; d., nrl MAN HOLI.ERlIH ii New YORK
CITY 70 LUCIA BIN EkLl TAICOTT, daughter Of the
copy.l
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DIE It

bEAMAN. Entered into rest Sunday, September
Funeral Wednesday. at % s-In, from lis late resi-
dence. Anacostia. Interment At BALTIMORE.
lO:l5 pm, sAMUEI. McLAiN. son OF the late
samuel and EhzG6eth Bury Byington.
northwest. "Wednesday The 18th instant, az PM
CAsLEk Departed this life Monday. September
-. 1890, at . O'Clock, RoBERT Cssi.EiS beloved
bis age. 49,
,-Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft n downy pillows are
While ON has brrastI lean my head
And Breathe my lite out sweetly there,
by HIs FRTESps
Funeral will take place Wednesday at 8 O'clock from
ans S.g ,sssnse II - street northwest FRIENDS
terInent at GlenNoOd. :.
cRocSER. suddenly Sunday morning. september
Funeral "Wednesday afternoon from the Memorial
L1lhersn Shq.eh. 4th street aud Vermont avenue.
an OeAoeA. lNe" 1Ork lapers picase coIy.l 80
HICKS. On sunday. september a $50. 1T Sis
Slni' yAMEs midLIAMi az the residence Of his .on
county, sid.
When love has bound the l,eart;
lis hard 10 hard. TO spesK the word,
We must forever part
Funeral Tuesday. September q. AZ . = M. from M.
tend N -s'es 'h'i'eu 70 81
LEsCALLETT Departed this life sep,epher IA
is9o al :i0 NJ, Mo1Ll n, only daus OF Jesse
ahd fIlZsOeth lescal!.tt. aged twenty Tour years
Funeral IRON the Tabernacle Chnrch Sinth and B
if Atti
2pin Relatives ana friends rfspectI ully invited
baltimore Sun please copy.
M MSG9f !, on on seE,smssr IL 1890. q GRANT
Dearest uncle. we lay thee
Ia the PEACEFUL graves embrace:
AM tliy memory will be cherished
Br NEraEw, W. Mccor.
$500. De- nESkY ppDt d. Nd sePteInssr Is
D. =. Nourse. L > y. and OF sarah ". Nourse.
afternoon.
oNEIL on September Is. 1890. MAGGIE MAY
infant aaushter OF john ana Lien O'Aeii, aged three
Funeral from her Parents residence on tine condui,
Nead- oeorsetoNn tomorrow at r. IA. frlends nd
relatives are respectfully invited
PE.kiNS September ID. 1890. Of meningitia
Mise sAnAi PFi.hiSs, aed hf,y SIX Years.
staEt Friends arc invited
RlLET. On September ), 1890 az noon Of dipb-
iberia az h,s parents resiaence. 1enleyt0~n. NOR
MAN LEhol. yogngest child Of XII aud Agnes kiley,
aged two Years and seven months
Funeral private.
ISM sMII Mts, a IS2C am Monday sep.enees IS
ana daughter Il the late J. ID. McGil after a short
Funeral "Wednesday morning at o o,clock fron hs,
late residence, $50 PennsylyAnIa avenue southeast,
With requiem mass 81 81. Peters Church.
September IA. 1891. FHIIiIP IL kuNG. heu"ssii
husband of Annie n. Topper. nee Elchelbergsr.
Our brother is sleeping SO free from all pain;
%, wake hlm not sweet spirit, t. suffer sgsln.
He sluInbers no souudy, u. act him sleep on
HIS suherlags are Ger. his troubles are gone.
2. think how be suffered so much with Jain
Til God IA his mercy sent down from shove
AL angel that Whispered a inessage Of love.
81 HIS BRoTHkR-DGE
september Z, 1890.
2 10 ~. ~ ;yl hold fever. A. STEWART TENAbIf
SON OF Nj l. and v l. Nenable, aged thirteen years.
Funeral from parents RESIDENCE a26 Massachusetts
Avenue l,o,l; "sfle;Gay at 10 q. n. Interment ct
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Foa The Torrur

No better preparation can Be had than Ayers Hair
Fsor AL who II speak Of its merits in the high
s>tterms and place IT, . dresnng. far beyond any
thing else Of the kind II mpsrts to the hair oeaut
full kiikeu luster and fragrance. prevents bald
and restores gray hair to its original color anS
texture.
FOR ave years I was troubled with disease OF the
scalp which caused the hair become harsh and dry
and fall out in such large quantities - to threaten
complete badness Ayers Hair vigor being strongly
recommended to me- began to apply this prepsrsuon'
srd before the FIRST bottle used the hair ceased
failing out and the scalp Was restored to It's former
healthy condition. "-Francisco Acevedo sao Aexico.
-Ihave used Ayers Hair viGor and have received
more satisfaction from Il than from any other hair
dressing ever tined &C f. Wooster. westover. Md.
-Iuse Ayers Hair yixor constantly and md II excel
kut."-T. C. o'Brien, Fort Keogh. Montana
AYERS HAIR vIGoR
Preparedby
On J. c. AVER CO. LOWELL MASS.
Sold By Druggists and Perfumera
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ap1-146s

HoUsEKEEpERs.
WHO CONTEMPLATE FURNISHING THEIR
HOMES WITH TIE COMFORTS OF LIFE.
SHOULD BE CAREFUL NOT TO BE MIS-
LED By THE RosEATE PROMISES HELD
oUTDY
DESIGNING DEALERS
WHO LIE IN
WAIT TO ENTRAP TIE UNwARY. BUT
WHOSE METHODS HAVE AN UNDERLYING
SNACK OF DECEPTION.
AS THE sPLESDoR AND BRILLIANcY OF
THE DIAMOND Is TO THE MONETARY
GLARE OF The FOIL. so Is OUR IouIT.
ABLE CREDIT SYSTEM TO THE PLANS
SPRUNG UPON THE PUBLIC
TO-DAY TO BE HEARD OF NO MORE To-
MORROW.
IFS ORIGINALITY. ApEp BIZ MANY, HAS
WON FOR IT THE RESPECT AND ADMIRA-
TON OF GRATEFUL PUBLIC. AND To-
DAY IT SHINES FORTH
PEERLESS AND uNApPRoACHABLK
ALL GOODS ARE SOLD UPON
AND ARE IN YOUR POSSESSION WHILST
YOU ARE ENJOYING THE USE THEREBY
AND PAYING FOR THEM
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND OUR LINE
COMPLETE AND OUR PRICES UPON
CREDIT
ON A PAR WITH THOSE OF STRICTLY
CASH HOUSES. UPON TERMS 70 SUIT
YoUR CONVENIENCE
HOUSE 4 HERRMANy's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
bl7. OIL AND s23 7TH 81. AND ea7 AND %
au3o-4n MASS. AVE NV.
EoNsTiPATIoN, WHICH GIVES RISE 10 MAN
zrayer troubles. 10 cured and prevented By Carter
Little Liver PHI. Try them and you will be convincs
JnEsuo ConpAxrs
EXTRACT OF BxEY.
IScoMPARABLE IN FLAVOR
Uss 1t for Beef Tea. SOUPS Sauces
lGame. Fish. kc.h Aspic
OF Meat Jelly.
One pound of Extract q Beef equal 70 forty pound
OF lean bssf f25-tu.sh
ITO REGULATE THE STOMACH. LIVER AN
soSsls md promote DIGESTION ssas one d Garter
slNHE USE on ANGOsrURA RiTTERS rY.yTTf
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Mr.. Frederick h Clash died at his home in
Vienna, dorchester county, Md. yesterday
morning OF typhoid fever. He bad recently
been selected sssis.ant 10 the principal Of The
academy ct Cambridge.
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HAMiLTON'S DEATH cONF1RMED.
Letters From Montana AMirm the First
Reports.

Nsw Yonx, sspA 1&-Ths uncertainty which
surrounded the report Of Robt Ray Hamil-
tons death By drowning in the Snake river,
Idaho, has changed into the conviction that
the ex-sssembiyman bas met his death. Two
letters have been received BY Mr.. Schuyler
Hamilton, IT,, which give further dstsils One
10 from John D. Sargent. keeper of the ranch
ct which Ray Hamilton WAS staying. and the
other II from Cassimer r. Moore Of Sing Sing,
who was on . hunting expedition In the vicinity
Of Sargent's ranch.
LouIsvILLE, KY., Sept 16-Dr. J. o. Green
arrived in this city last night He confirms
the truth Of the finding Of Robert Ray Hamil-
tens body In Snake river.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.
The following sfo the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stQek Market. g reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney, l41SF street:
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The Lottery War win Go On.

The post once inspectors have been in COM
munication with Chief of Police Moore con-
corning the lottery business in this city, and
an effort Is being made TO break up the bust
ness - f2r as possible. Two alleged ticket
seiiers-Coiumbus Hill and Joseph Thomas
appeared in the Police Court today as defend
ants and waived examinations a. TO the charges
against them. Bail was fixed at $500 in each
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

John /. Sullivan made his hrst appearance In
Philadelphia last Night - an actor and had
among his audience four base ball teams, the
Athletic and Baltimore aud the philadslphis
and Boston brotherhood cuba
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CARE Fon THE SK1s.

CARE toR THE SKIN.
FELS'3 ARRESTS
GERMICIDE THE DEVELOPMENT OF
SOAP DIsEASE-PRODUCING
GERMS AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE
Where trouble already exists. it
cleanses the and affected parts,
opens the pores allowing free scope 70
the wonderful healing power Of the
soap.
PHYSICIANS USE
FELs's GEKMICIDE SOAP
IN THEIR PRACTICE.
Because IL il the best medium whereby
the nntiseptics and germisides neccs-
ssry to the cure Of cutaneous alec
tious be employed
DAINTY IN USE.
MADE SO BY ITS
NATURAL INGREDIENTS.
NOT By PERFUMERY.
So mild and pure In Fels's Germicide
Soap thst even the tender skin Of the
baby gains tone and health from its
constant use.
Price % cent?
FELs L Co, Makers,
apl-l46. Philadelphia
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Radcliffe, Darr Co. sold yesterday after
noon ct auction two two-story brick houses,
Nos. zoos and zoos 9th street nortkw west, front.
ing i6 feet on 9th street by depth Of 80 feet, to
Thos Berry, for e. each; also two-sto-y
frame, No. 2007 9th street, l6x90 feet, to J. G.
Pnbb for "a, $50.
Mary H. West has bought for s5,075 of Ellen
NJ Maltby sub 81, square 72l, $3.50 BY 1863 20
feet ON between 1ss and I'd streets north
cast
e. E. Stevens OF al. has bought Of W. p. Wat
rous for $4,000 sub ., square ISL, corner Massa-
chusetts avenue and 4th street northwest
Henrietta v. Heron lot l40, b 4 H.'s I'd. to
W.W.-70 feet front and $50 feet deep on
Formerly 2d) street, West Washington.
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DAINTY IN USE.
MADE SO By ITS
NATURAL INGREDIENTS.
NOT By PEREUMERY.

So mild and pure il Fels's Germicide
Soap thst even the tender skin of the
baby gains tone and health from its
constant use.
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Serious Cable Cur Accident.

Last night John Zohu, residing at 466 G
street northwest attempted 10 jump from q
cable CIR Al 7th near N street north
west and his lett hand being caught
under the wheel IL was badly
crushed and he also received some bad cuts
about the head. He was treated at the Emer-
ssncy hospital and subsequently sent 70 his
home, whore he 10 under the care Of Dr.. Dex-
ter.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
A Proposed Monument to Ericsson In
This City.

Mr.. Connell today in tho House introduced
bill sppropriating $4,000 for the erection Of
statue in Washington Of John Ericsson. The
statue or monument is to be placed in one Of
the following reservations aud tho design
is to contain o representation of the
Monitor. The bill provides that tho design
and contract for construction shall be open to
public competition, and that the judge Of pro-
posals and Of the site shall be the Secretary OF
Navy. The monum .nt to be finished and dedi-
icated some time during 1892.
RELATING TO STREET RAILRoApa
Mr.. Moore Of New Hampshire has introduced
joint resolution providing that all street rail-
road companies operating in tho District of
Columbia are hereby required to plainly
designate tho routes on which said cars
run. That In all cases where q line has
branches, aud on which some cars run to one
point and some 10 another point il shall be the
duty Of the said company operating said cars
to plainly designate on both sides Of every car
its destination, aud every failure to 10 do shalt
be punished by 6ne Of cas-
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Dallas Birekhead, who il confined Of Centre
Vile, Nd, on the charge Of stealing tickets
from the railroad ONCE, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday morning at a early hour BY
taking laudanum.
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HE GENUINE
JOHANN HoFFs MALT EXTRACT.

Unequaled Tonic Nutritive in Convalescence.
Tor the Weak and DebIlitated.
Beware of limitations The genuine has The ngnnr
fure OF JOHANN HOFF" OH the neck Of every bottle
EIsSER MENpELsoN CO.. Sole Agents,
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6 Barclay Street. New York

IFYOU ARE NERVOUS OR DYSPEPTIC TRY CAR
Il ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia maAes you
peryOus and nervousness makes you dyspepuc;
either one renders you miserable. and these little pills
cur. both
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ITO REGULATE The sTONAcH. LIVER AND
bowels and promote digestion tske ii CAREERS
Little Liver Pills every night. Iry them
THE USE OF ANGOsTURA BiTTERs EXs,ITEs
\ the appetits and keeps tho digestive organs In
erder DIT a. q. siegert Sons. sole manufacturer
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Where trouble already exists, 1t
cleanses the sore and affected parts,
opens the pores, allowing free scope 70
the wonderful healing power Of the
soap.
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ANNUAL MEET or THE HoRsE BRxKpIRs' AssocrA.
TON OF MARYLAND AND THE DISTINCT OF CO.
IuxBrA-sPKcrAL AND PLEAsAxr FEATURES OF
THIS MIETrNo.
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SAFETY on THE CABLE ROAD.

President Hurt and Directors Dunlop and
Glover of tho Washington and Georgetown
railroad had q long conference with Capt
Rosseil today relative to the cable road. Capt.
Rossell IL at present engaged upon an inves-
tigation OF the cable System and will make
tions looking to the safety Of the public.
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Price % cspA

FELs L CO., Makers,
Philadelphia
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PHYSICIANS USE
FELS'S GEKMICIDE SOAP
IN THEIR PRACTICE.

Because IL is the best medium whereby
the nntiseptics and ger:nieides neccs-
ssry to the cure Of cutaneous alec
tions can be employed.
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rEr RANK AND FrIE DON'T TAKE KINDLY TO rHE
IDEA. Bot II TIE LEADERS CALL THIN TO-
oErHEn II NOVEMBER THKY WILL HAvE TO
coxE-wHAT Mr. N'krxLrY AND Mn. LopoE SAT-.
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ARRESTS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF
DIsEASE-PRODUCING
GERMS AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-31
NOTICE OF MORTG AGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
- of certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Margaret e. Slater and Michael
Slater, her husband. mortgagors, to Thomas
Nester, MORTGAGE, bearing date the 18th day of
January, 1890, and duly fled for record in the
office of the Register OF DEEDS in ana for ne ne
18th day of January, 1890. at 81 o clock p. M,
and recorded in Book 2s2 of Mortgages Oh page
584, by failure to pay the principal and interest
on said Mortgage, which by the terms thereof
became due and payable on the 18th day of
February, 1899; and whereas there is claimed to
be due upon said Mortgage and the debt thereby
twenty-five dollars and sevanty six cents t$25.76)
principal and interest, and because of such de-
fault the power Of sale became operative, and
no action at law OF In equity having been insti
tuted to recover the debt secured by said Mort
gage, or any part thereof:
now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage. and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provided. the said Mortgage will
be toreclosed by sale of the mortgaRed premises
IN said Mortgage described and situated in said
County of Hennepin, state of Minnesota, viz
The east forty-two feet, front and rear, OF lots
one u. two % and three (3), in block six (6) of
Windows Addition to Minneapolis, according
to the plat thereof on file and Of record in the
office Of the Register of Deeds in and for said
Hennepin County, with the hereditaments and
~ sac % NJ S %
door of the Court House in the city of Mime
apolis in said County Of Hennepin. at pubic
18th day Of June, 1880, at II o'clock a m, to
pay said Mortgage debt, with the costs Of such
sale, the disbursements allowed by law. and $25
Attorneys fee. a. stipulated in said Mortgage Ia
case Of foreclosure, subject TO redemption at
any time within one year from the day of sale.
as provided by law.
Dated MAY 8, 1890.
THOMAS NESTEK
Mortga9ee.
GEORGE T. HALBERr,
Attorney for Mortgage, Room 81, 408 Nico1let
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-31
WINKING AT GALLAGhER'S PIG.

GRO AIR OF RORY O'MOORE.1
Oh. Balfour the Brave is in high jubilation;
Fresh glory and fame he believes he has won;
And he feels that he merits the thanks OF the
nation,
40 GOOD and go greet is the deed he has. done.
His heart is 80 light, and bis hopes have so
risen.
That oft he gets up and dances jig.
Because he has Edward Mckinley in prison
For wlnking at Gallagher's boycotted pig.
,Twas we'll to bring up before Gardner and
Warning
Both Nugent and Norris for conduct SO vile
AS looking askance at grabber, and daring
To give hin "a humbugging sort of a smile;'
guch triumphs of justice we've had in pro-
fusion.
But nothing 50 glorious, so bright or 80 big.
AS giving M Ginley three moRths OF seclusiOn
For winking at Gallagher's boycotted pig.
Oh, the Union is saved and the Empire pro-
tected
Society feels that it's perils are DER;
In Ireland the law is both feared and respected
By millions who never admired it before.
The ways of the League need no longer be
dreaded,
The cause of Home Rule has been snapped
like twig.
For Balfour the brave has M'Ginley plank
bedded
For winking at Gallaghers boycotted pig.
r. DIS.
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Sherlf's Sale of Real Estate Under Judg-
ment OF Foreclosure.

menu OF FORECLOSURE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA. Connty of Henne-
y pin. fss. District Court. Fourth Judicial
johnson Miller, Assignee of Jacob A. Buch,
Plaintiff. against David Horn. Dinah Horn,
Horton II. Hanna and Xenophon Hanna. co.
partners as Hanna Bros. John J. Rogers. Will
partners as Hal oway g. Swain. J. 8. Billet,
Christian Riddle. &c rye Graft and L, W.
Butterheld, co-partners as Riddle, Gran Co,
Leidersdorf & Co, George W. Stemmenz. W..
81. Emig and J. w. Ruby, co-partners as Emig,
Ruby 4 Co., Defendants.
Notice iss hereby given that under and by viz
tue of q Judgment and decree entered in the
above entitled action ON the 10th day of April,
1890. certified transcript of which has been de;
Hvered to me, {, the undersigned, Sheriff OF said
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday tho 9ta
cay of June. 1890, at ten o'clock in thu forenoon.
at the front door of the Court House. In the
ises and real estate described in said Judgment
and decree. to-wit: All thoee tracts or parcels IF
land lying and being in the County of Hennepin
and State OF Minnesota described as follows TO-
of lot one ~ in block twenty-eight C28) in Brad
ford and Lewis Addition to Minneapolis and
running thence northwesterly along the south d1,
westerly line of said block twenty-eght C28)
seventy three (73) feet, thence at right angles
northwesterly and parallel with Tenth avenue
north twenty-three (23) feet: thence southeast
street north seventy three C73) feet; thence at
right angles and psrailel with Tenth avenue
ginning. Also the north thirty-two (30 feet of
lot three (s) in block twenty seven (2Q in the
South Side Addition to Minneapolis: Lots one
Crystal Lake Park Addition 10 Minneap' lis:
Also the rear forty-6ve (45) feet of lots five 90
and (0 in block one hundred and twentv-oRe
(12D of Morrison. Smith and Hancock's Addi-
ton to Minneapolis: Also lots one ID in block
seven % in Stough's subdivision in Maben.
White and LIE Brons Addition to Minneapolis:
ing's Addition to Minneapolis Also lot nine (9)
IN block eight 49, in Hancock and Rice's Addi-
ton to Minneapolis.
Dated April I'D, 1880.
JAMES n. EGE,
Sheriff of Hennepin Cou1ty.
BY GEO. Fl. JOHNSON, Deputy
F. r. HUBACHEK,
Plaintiff Attorney.