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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-23
Platform and Resolutions

The Repub lean party of oImsby County,
in convention ass, NIB ed renews ii $ pledges of
faith IN aud llegiance to the doctrines and
principles OF the r. put lean party. which in
the 'uture AS in t. PAST will continue to
ouchsafe t. he people e bro dest and most
enllgn' ened freedom. C nsistent with afety
TO the State, and the perpetuity of our f ,rm OF
COVE nment.
ReL OlUed, That his Convention pIed.res its
nominees to rigi omy in the adminiS-
ira ion OF the aft IL of Orm by County and
the II tie of Nevad' in the intert-st of all tie
people ankle, so as to educ the rate of tax
alton TO the sum nsiste it with good gov
eminent
ResOtCed, That We heartily appreciate the
effo IS # en- tors John p JON 8, William NJ
Stewart and o gresham H F BartIn in behalf
of the remon' tizatiun of liver, and in b ain-
ing o her legisl .tioa of il terest our pet ple
ResOlUed. That the nominees of this Col,v-n-
ZION be pledged to support Hon. John p Jones
Tor United States Senator to succ ed himself
ResolUed, That we h artily endorse the adj
m nj { atis'n of the late CT yer or G @ Steven
son ard the late Lieu enant Cover, or H G Da-
Wis, and extend our sincere sympathy to their
Der av d W dows and rtala ons
We most heartily endo Sc the platform adop
by the pub lean S ate Convention at
Virg ma CIy. manly and con ervative
declaration IF principles suited to the zee SSH
ties anu demt of the Peep of tn State.
T r Hofer, A C,hn, u d Smith
DC B We. w II Crisler,
Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-23
ALI Right Now.

The APPEAL can vouch for the
fact that Dorsey Noteware and
Ernest Hawley will pull in future
for the whole Republican ticket.
Hal Mighels has received step
fatherly correction and is in line.
Mrs George Thaxter informs
the editor OF the APPEAL that her
husband will be square Republic
an and for the whole ticket when
he returns from San Francisco.
and all In well.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-23
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Noti e is hereby given hat the ass
essment tax-rolI of Ormsby County
Nevada or Inc year 1S9 has b. en- de
livered to me hy the County Auditor,
and that the stare, County. ana City
taxes are now due aud payable at my Of
flee in the county LuIlding and the law
in regard to their collection wall be
strict v enforced.
All taxes not paid on or before the
bird Monday in n OVEN Der (Nov. 18th. }
1890 will become delinquent and 10 per
cent will be added tn. reto.
TRFNMoR COFFIN.
County Treasurer and ex-officio Tay q
rec liver. Carson New. Oct. Goth 30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-23
Special Notice.

All perso are notlned that teams.
ters who take lumbe from ~roonxr's
hume in Jame CANYON will be prose
cuted. The man who took my pack
Noes will return them h { once to avoid
arrest. ID n RRIJLE
o9ml Foreman for NJ Spooner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-23

There was an $4,000 Gre In
Bar, Francisco yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
t0ork iUanir0.
Females.

Females.
DOOEKEFPfH and CASHIER. with eN-
- p.r'encc and bu-lne.- kno NlrIg'. wish +,
uo-ltI0n .'Ifhcr one or hati best OF r'i'r
onccs. addfc-- =. u. H.. 100 West va
OFFICE WOKh or salfsl.di IN bakery 10y
" ,ounr lady bon Hr'-'. ifn. J. y. no.
much experience: agreeable and Willing.
Address ANNA. so Ifo'd~af Hronh3 u.
- lENOGRArHER. ady sienorr'pn'r
- and typewriter ~ rlt'r, lost machine I.
not particular about sllaiy. Address oak
klEK a. Elizabeth y. J.
tsj ASIED. Is lady -icnorrapher and
w typDNriust position "I"iatr- Kru.
lng'rn ia liannurd spool IN sh' rthand
100 rNpsrlrffs. d. sounct' NJ riinbir. "a
dress HIGHEST klFl l;fNCtS, ll'tune
ONCE.
" OUNG lady. experienced caligraph
operator. desires position IN downtown
ONCE. VI H.. l'2 GthaNc.
NOrNG LADY. ~ progressing ap-
1 pHarancc and good physique. Wishes
position as flgure IN who.r-alr clolk or
Emit house. Address A., Box q, Tribune
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
STrDTRAKER nE0s. NC Co..

- TrDEBAKFR RIOS. MFG CO..
rUDFBAKFR EHOS. N'rG CO..
81 MTRRAY-SN. NEW-NeRH.
THEIR NEW PATENT STREET
SPRINKLER.
NIAGARA FALLS OK WHEELS.
II excels all -pTinkier~ row I'm use. No
holes 20 clog. W'afS for years No repairs
needed. Send for catalogue and state your
probable wants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Domestic 1iilu1tiors Unnte0

Males.
A DVERTISTMENr FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI
tElNID At IliL UPTOWN ORR Itt.o,
40 rs Broadway. corner Thirty hfst-st.'
a til . u. NJ. go broadway, between
Twenty second and Twenty third sts.
Office rates.
- LlInl,.-By young man. III private
- family Jusi alrNrd fiom In Lana
Anows hi, businc,r well; irs'-' iass &
- noes city or country. COLEMAN,
as Last lS,th-st.
- liLIK.-iiy a colofcd man fist class A;
- in private flE.ily, II years city refer
,icr. can o. address GEOl.,'i JA, hSON,
2l' Eat ooth-st, ID floor.
nuiLlK or VALEr.-By Young man
], thoroughly exp rirnccd b It ciN fri-
'r'ncc. Adde'S 4. =, Tribune Uptown
oAce. LIS Broadway.
- rTLf.R or VAlEI.--No objections to
ID travel lat employer can b. seen; Al
dress 4. W. H., Iribun" Uptown O'i''c'
~ Broadway.
ID TIEIt or WAITER.-Bv "a cQuprtent
- young man thoroughly post Ia bust
nst> rprak- French ana i.htii,h Guy or
country hrst Of reference. Adar'.s -. l.,
Tribune Uptown once. rs Bfoid"ay.
ID rrLEE.-IW mld1io-agcd Enoll-h-
- man. thorough In hi- dutict; 'c-t city
Itf.r.-nces city or country. Address j. H..
3zs West i3d-.t
- rTLkR.- middle-aged Engll shman !;
- city or country years city reference.
Address 4. H.. 81 Chfistophcf-st.
4, OOK BY a meat soup. vegetable and
Y pt.frr cook restaurant, priNutr family
Df clearinghouse Address a. j.. Tribune
Drice.
OaCHMAN.-By an English Protestant F;
y under lands his business useful In
house: good references late and present
employers wiz certify. ADVERTISER, 20
Last C3d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
miscellaneous

.-
Az GAGNE PETIT. 900 Bioadway.-
underwear CT, al sales til- 49, of : button
Cant d. Suede = ; p.ifrc' ntiiuL ,oi-''-.
- - I'm" cloth jackets. f,adl made ala %
oidor. si3 -.
4 LBEET q. spENCFR. 27o Gth-ave..
n between Eth and 18th st..-Iu.hr0 las.
Para soi-. cane- made O. order recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
Ask YOUR GROCER foF W 4 C..
n Robinson'- Soap: ~sNe- The ci0ths- +.
perfectly pure fr' u. ana Won WI u-r 300
other. soap Works. Spr.nghnrst N9'h--f.
4 .CN>JAPTloN 'rie! IS irhai M steam.
y hot-aif and sal.r- .on.lf 4 'aii at
500 4th-ssc. Dr. IL. II USHER
nUME-WAITiE~ hand elevators. car.
~ Rage cNatof-. hoist wA...-. in,aI.d
OHrE. 81 ra-' i-d--t.. near dave.
EKANClS o'EIIiLY. JE. Mexican lave
Nfr. gives advice ln matters iuNo't 70
Mexican law. on g. SAai & Burt. 80
Nassau-s'., y. y.
GEYI,s ~gH.ng anp.rI ,,X,irod aaa
ing whore TO call. Mrs. 4. G.. HAY IS.
20 Ccntre-st.
HORSES aud DOGS elipp and DIS d
III in all STYLES 1f rIr most reasonable
prices by Prof. GIiGLR. 90 i0'l->'o.
HAVE vo-xed gang mon setora, yesr-
grading railroad and other works, ~il
Uav an one for some anrA wtIA. II. J..
OIIIN~ 100 Wa~iinrt0u. -
AlNrING. hal-omiuina and vanishing
L done. fr-tcla-- worS guaranteed :.
best ~ Fences "stlh i-h'd ]. ttdi-.
EUGENE COATES. oG3 3d-aH"
DIMES Pt1FNT MINIATURE BATH
i APPARATUS finish 81 kind ,apor
ho'-air bath ~ homo in - minutes time ,
price. SO. li79 5i-ave.
ID ATENT LANPI1GHTEE hv mail. -
/ cts. IN stamp chimrev- r. on shades
unsoilcd and Wall~ uns,fnfch.d laflr-' dee
Hight. agents wanted. Addfe-- STANLEY
SMITH RoN g. Germantown. y. Y.
~ LII Pay ihe highest prize for oii
w furniture and Old calp0t- and c!othe,
3l3 West 41th-st.. l.. e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
gitn rral Gsiatc 60 Get
Counirn Real Csiaic for SALE.

! s.NCY fOIt MDN IOLA4..-hd
"A sOsae residence. anu lLiding site, for
edie houses 10 Jet, furnished or lnfur-
nishsd. BIS & TAYLOR. ) Berkman-st.
A VERY desirable place for. summer or
n country residence two holl,' Ilde from
city. Address EOx 442. Bethel. Conn.
A NO&hIfso.-t Onssnlcnt u station
IA ~ New-lOI1 and Northern Road de-
sif4ble house, - rOoM-. alI .mpfO' cmHut.
hard" Ooi finish p.i.,ct order lot slNlVO
price Sl3 90; half casa; house, 70 l't,
$500 upward. BELLOWS a. WARREN,
Getty square. Yonkrr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Real estate ,)nntco.

II ARLEM Wanted TO rent vicw b. buy
IL ing, two fOri-stOry houses location,
LeDOx aud Madison ayes, I'D ana 10th
SIS. Il. }. s., Tribune Uptown once, ,23S
broadway.
NJ ANTED.-A. nne country place. on
New-Yofk o. be IN a healthy iocatlOn.
with good climate, free alike from mos
quit0s and malaria. anl whore The road
shade trees. good garden with plenty Of
fruit trees Of all kinds, nre desired likewise
convenience 10 GOOD markets advertiser
wishes to hire with privilege Of purchase
Address 8. NJ. A.. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY MARCH PAGES
Rooms n)anIeo.

w dental office. f2d ard 10th ITS. 5tn
aud 6th ayes. pIiVate pracuce. PLl'NA A.
NENT, re Vest 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
flats 90 fet. Hnfurnisheo.

For other real estate ads. see 1ih psro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Goar0 il)nnte0

~ EAR LENOX or Columbia College
! v Libraries square sunny room on the
8th floor, with ir-t-class board. at about S3s
rcr month ref noes exchanged. THE
LITERARY DIGEST,' Drawer H.. sta
flOn d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

~ 100 feet: - minute b. Efie; for sale
Near de'Of bes' location lors" . rOoin.
bath town watfr; To- 10000 - 500 also
900 Fee frof t,ge Of lne hriidlnr land at
$40 per front foot. 200 f-ct deep. Paltlcu-
lsrs OF W. II. PARSONS, Agent cfIo-ito
dero'. or Il. ". BOYD. 81 Iconaid-st.,N NY.
Ihct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
TO AVENGE HER FATHER.
Tho Attempt Of Gen. Barrundia's
Daughter to Kill Minister Miner.

The New York Heralds correspondent at the
city Of Guatemala telegraphs as follows: can
furnish the full story of the attempt to shoot
Minister Miner by one OF the daughters of
Gen. BarrundIa. called upon James r.
Hosmer, the United States secretary of lega-
ton and consul general, to ascertain the real
facts of the case as well as to gather such
official data Of the death Of Gen. Barrundia a.
might be obtainable.
Mr.. Hosmer said: "On the day following the
killing Of Gen. Bairundia on board of the AGA
pulio, while in the legation Office with the min
ister, the servant informed me- that lady de-
sired t. speak with Mr.. Miner The lady,
who seemed to be very much agitated, was ad-
United. As she entered the private Office of
the minister she addressed Mr.. Mizner asking
him il he was the minister. Miner replied
in the affirmative. Upon hearing this reply
the lady addressed the minister in Spanish,
saying she was the daughter Of the deceased
Gen. Barrundia and that the minister was di-
rectly responsible for his murder, adding that
she was only woman. but that it was her duty
to avenge her fathers DEATH With these words
she pulled q revolver from beneath the folds of
her dress and WAS about to shoot the minister
but before her purpose could be Effected
quickly grasped her by the wrist and wrenched
the revolver from her hand. The minister
however, was thoroughly frightened and made
O rush for the door, which he closed and locked
behind him, leaving me alone with the infuri-
ated lady. We remained locked up in the min
listers room until the police came and took the
lady AWAY"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27

the dude was always . swell by nature and
money only brought out the qualities that were
born in him. Before marriage he was an
esoteric swell and after marriage an exotic
swell-a secret. hidden swell. az DISTINGUISHED
from public. fulfilled dyed swell
To return to the remark Of the pretty girl
why is it that some women do 30 admire howl
ing swells? Why is it that they bow 90 win
somely to tho driver Of a dog cart and 90 care
lessly to the fellow on foot? The reason il
that these women are also swells and merely
admire masculine editions Of themselves, but
what constitutes female swell cannot be dis
cussed here.
Sometimes the ladies make mistakes, as, for
instance, the girl who was introduced to a new
man" and. surprising him to be only dude,
snubbed him and then cut him on the street
the next day, only 10 discover later to her I'M
utterable chagrin that lie was "a coacher" e.
one who drives a tally-ho coach and four bob.
tailed nags To avoid any OF these embarrass-
ing mistakes ''Sassiety" should confer degrees
and initials should be added ito the names on
visiting cards. Thus We would have a visiting
card engraved in this wise:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
AUCTION SALES.
fUTCRE DAYS.
A ucrIox SALE OF REAL EsTATElS GEORGE
"A TowN, DC, IkoNTINS or THE sTRkErs

On the days and hoars stated below win offer for
sale at public auction. in front Of the respective
gremises the olowng 9rcrsy locAted in the city Of
on WEDNESDAY. oCIoBlR EIGHTH. 1890, q
HALFPAST -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the lot 22s Of
bealis addition TO 0eorgetown fronting 90 feet
or less. on West or street. and l20 feet more or
Eross CT M,.hnssoS 2, osn street, his Y. Is in
on sne north by an aey sbolt IL feet wide opsains
on Ssshinrton OF :soth street. - -
r9S THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH 1870. AT
he sAME a9SR that RI Of Shss anews =
Waller street. and extending back that width about 80
ieet this lot 70 also snimproved except by an old
frame stable. and its northern line 10 about So feet
'VSss p s,Sdas[t oI IN. ou,, hal,
20 feet 'front.' by deth Of about 20 feet Of the lot
rs In Beatty and HAWKINS addition 20 3eorretoNn.
fronting on the east side Of Hteh S2d STREET. be-
tween West or and stoidart or = streets and i'm.
AND. IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the sale Of the
sst above described Iart Of the Lot 81 IN Besty
Hawkins addition TO Georgetown. fronting about -
feet on the west line Of said Hgh between
width 20 the linz Of ead lot depth Of
sbout - feet. imrroved by old three.tory brick
structure now unoccu,ied Immediately adtoininG the
store and n ,Perty ot Mr.. Anthony HAnlon.
Terms 81 sale: One-third of the purchase money IN
cash; the residue II two equal rsymsnts at one and
two years; the deferred payments 20 be secured by
the purchs ers promissory notes bearing ak Ter
interest payable scui and deeds Of trust
e respective parcels sold all cash ~ the option Of
the purchaser onvsysncing and recoriing az pur-
ehasers cost: Terms 20 be complied with within ten
DAYS from sale. 500 deposit acceptance OF esch
bid For further particulars g,rly 20 EDWARDS q
BaRNARp Attorneys, 500 bth tt,eet northwest. OF
70 the undersigned. CATHERINE BOHREk,
Executrix Of George A Bohrer.
THos. BOWLING. Auctionsse. s27-soSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
BALTIMORE'S NOVEL SUIT.
John Siebrecht Wants @75,OOO 70,
Alienation of His Wife's Affections,

John Siebrecht has brought suit in Baltimore
against William Il. Evans for e75,O0O damages
for inducing Mrs. Biebrecht to get Q divorce
from her husband in order to marry Evans.
Siebrecht 10 Q middle-aged German. Evans il q
wealthy marble importer, about tho same age
a. Siebrecht, but not near SO good looking.
His money was the magnet which attracted the
wife and his friendship misled the husband
Evans was the mutual friend Of both husband
and wife. His wife died in 1887. It was soon
after this that Evans came to the house very
frequently, but the husband never suspected
anything wrong. He Noticed that his wife be-
came more peevish and would quarrel at the
slightest provocation. Finally Mrs. Siebrecht
filed bill for partial divorce on the ground
OF infdellty. Siebrecht insisted that he was
innocent II was then that Evans suggested to
the husband that he spend day or two at the
ducking shore, and in the meantime he would
use his influence with his wife and follow him
and his friends to the shore. 6iebrecht 40
cepted his friends advice, but he has since
learned that Evans spent all the time with MIRA
Siebrecht, never going to the ducking shore,
When Siebrecht returned Evans told him that
. reconciliation was out of the question and
advised him to consent to . separation. This
he finally concluded to do and made no defence
to the suit for divorce that followed On July
~, 1883, husband and wife were legally seps-
rated. Two months ago Evans married the
divorced woman. They Immediately left for
Europe, where they spent the honsymoon.
6isbrecht has now instituted suit for dsmases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27


sney can oy driving for hours without IL
WIZ WOMEN FAINT IN SHOPS.
Fatigue is not q thing to be treated ,iph.,v
g. - Asusy'
A.y oH i"iu' AZ snops rom sneer
~eA' iAoS'' ~nu ~ many more nave confessed to
that degree OF exhaustion and brain flag that
.ne! cou.a NOT recall their own addresses at
the countef; names OF suburb and street van
lsnlng utefiy irom the mind tili rest set the
Lneuai osueF soins again. Aeep up this over
fatigue day after day. week after week. and
-bich ~ - tn a-st -r,,; .eoie' Pata'ys's' Oh
II Daisy can be persuaded 10 mako health ,b.
first consideration and work secondary she will
see the round bloom return. II she and viole!
levels artrr,n nao.L anu worA ou' o. 9ooIs TINS
| VANISHING instead of ro.e. WA "NN "AA'e'
Worki6g wonsn"I - ..
bardest-Vorked wnmsn I ~ 1 ,S ,ne
| learn In favor tbomsaIwa. % :. -u :.
doing their work as tb;. .rt;n,. - r.r;,.o,'
| living on a Ia MN cot or. - -. e ~
| :hads ths rs.t ~ 81 y. Hoo,s' que neso "a
| shine. s 40 Jun
| -
WORK LYING DOWN.
| great deal OF womens necessary homo work
can be done resting or a lounge with sliding
! support for the sbouIdar. Hose can n. d,,n.S
uona;,r H. St.
tahIss s.,. rUm' ,,I palea, nos 20 say vege,
sound fahpInSSs 90 .oii go, .vno,nS. ~ ouiu
hedriddsr houo =. 49, .o. .ss Monen a'nos'
s;bia n,,ia s, uo. ne; WIEN s'eP was lmp0s.
~or,o, .,sa uty say WIS 70 snow overwrougn'
tions 40 NV 'nipoS'ioie ~ "afo conoi-
"a,
brestbs as NAV be w;tbont t;rino oro,s sa,t IL
out of doors, in easy posture the disposition to
doep breathing will come of itsef 1t is natures
haraaIe SET Tree rom restraints, OF drawing to
ton md rs,;sv;nn J;.,,i,oeS ia Sreu .as
yiscera AeSoN
-
DEEP BREATHING.
i Julia. in very interesting letter, tells how
she cured herself of long standing case "siy,.
ply by long breaths dr., wing in tho o;r .,ou,,
"a ~ 'Ao ".' ''""i'
49,, ons "s Possioie auo eAnainS very
or sn and 49, our MI ,,dns every aav lor an hoai
~, 81 auu .ooh my dreaming exercise thcn.
frho,e ~ Io"eI ohes lor Tue "oh1en" gave
rno,a.. u".1 W !esain Piaee' ana the hsa.
ins.oS snen eias.c'V. In 'nree weeks reiel
au ioi a" nUur VI Two anu IN 'hree months
and sasiiv woiL Az ~. 81 - H.a,y"h
The clothing must be easy and the BREATHING
faithfully practiced. was given the idea by
s sf1 ia a;E CLERK from whom was buying my
+ h.va Co.. 80, ~ To'., ny t s.res
Nv nhys;c,an Ia 10 ~ ;,n NO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =; ~, =; $500. 80 80 80
ond 10 So az ,t I'll 'oeH %o oeioIo
other woman NAV he boInsd at
Donbtles. tbey will ssnS Iri;a h.or,,o,,
thanks and 10 anv NV no.s,S,a =, 80, 90
knowIsdna sn "a.r; PnG. :. uuie az. so,
wnrJ. ~ seAo oen'A' W nofe 'n"u
GRANDMOTHER aRASpL1 PRESERVED.
"Julia" goes on to speak of a beautiful
grandmother who died last spring with the
grip. aged ninety-niue wears and more
..sbe had aII h.- ,.o,,,,;as - ,,o :.
her chonns anL ,va. ".,ant 10 Ply 01io. ~
almost bnnSre, wa .rs ~ a. voata 10 In sna
two or three Sonrs nvt doors dair 10 LIS speno
sr",.o ans ho,;i ous uoo.s uaAy AZ Ngh. eA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
Fighting for . County seat.

Serious trouble exists between the towns Of
Boston and Springfield, Colorado, over the 80
lection Of the county sest Of Baos county. Las
Saturday night . party left Springfield for
Boston, intending TO steal the hotel building
a4 that place which the Bostonians we're in
tending TO use - county court house in case
The Legislature made Boston the county seak
the finest in the county and three stories high.
and twenty teams we're hitched b Il inside
the house we're stationed twelve men With Win
chester rides. The building vas moved about
ave miles toward Springfield, which Il shout
latter plsoe discovered the trick and immedi-
atsly organised. They overlook the Spring.
Asld party and drove the garrison from the
building. vhieh they burned. Great sxci1s-
nsnt prevails and more Ashting = kkely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
The Doctors Saved Hin

W. b. Dryer, the millionaire plumber Of
st. Paul and Duluth, was srr.iened IN
court in West Superior, Wisconsin. on THUR.
day on the charge Of villfuIly murderine
Register Of Deeds Z v. Mundy. M 49,
failed 70 make its case on the charge Of NM.
DER; :: si1 medical sxpsrts :aid the injuries
claimed BY the stats. The fudge heid - a
prisoner for trial Ia the circuit court under
bail Of e2,500 1hs result 10 taken In ~
light OF IN sequittal and motion viu s. q
once Uado = QuAsh The deoisien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-27
rHaoMAs BOWLING. Auc,,oneer.

SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
pRoiERTf On skNEN1H sTRh.T bETMLIS
PREMISES slO. SCI AND s23 sEvKNTI
sIkELT NoRrHwEsT.
On TUESDAY,. the sENENTH DAY OF OCTOBER.
ID 1880. at HALf-PAST POUR O'CLOCK y NJ, %
front Of the premises shall offer for sale pube
auction lots twenty (sD and twenty eight Clsl
IN the subdiyslon OF lots az square four hundred AID
tfty three $50, Recorded IN bUok 10. rage ca u
the surveyors Office. fronting AZ oa the e.sS
side OF 9TH street by loo feet dee improved By stors
builditses
Terms Of sale: one-third cash balance In one anl
two years IN fourteen Eots seven payable
and seven payable Ia two frOfl day Of sale with
interest secured bv decd OF trust said property, -
all cash. n option OF the purchaser All
and recording At the cost OF the purchaser n tie
terms Of sale not Complied days the
trustees the right resell the property see
i've days public noslce At the cost the d.faultiI0
purchaser; $500 to be paid when the Property sold
JAMES II. sHkLNk
WA. REDIN WOODWARD.
Trustees OF the estate Of James e. Shreve deceased
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The o. 3. standing not for Old Soak. but for
Order of Swclis. and. the individual having
come in for additional property, might be
raised to the high rank Of o. II. S.-Order OF
Howling Swells.
This idea is worthy of immediate adoption
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s2s-ss THOMAS BOWLING. Aucsion..r.

SALE OF HousIHolp FURNITURE AND n:
~ fEC1s, Bt1NG EN1IRk CONTENTs Oh Ihn
LAkGE TMENTl-RoOM HOUSE, No. sis D
CONSISTING IN PART OF
PLUSH PAkLoR SUITES, kuCkkRs pryAyA
h sAiSslnx CHAINS; wALNST LAlLhsIok IAbLE
BOARDS. flNE DECokATED CHINA NAME CON.
biNAtioN RiANhk AND Ia SKIS Hall
MSAhLNIT; CHkhki, OAK AND Ash. FlNE PLUSH
TABLEs. Bids, BEDDING. COMFORTS iIHEx
POkIiEhhs. TOLLS. LACE CUkI AIMS, "a ovLS
CkOCkEkl. COOKING UTENSILS, Rfrkl6Ek.
ATOR SAVES, &C, &C.
AN EXTRA FINE Iof OF CARPETS IN BKux.
sELS. TAPESTRY AND INGRAfSs.
On TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER THrrs
TIETH. A d. 1890. commencing At IAN O'CLOCK.
We vii sell az public auction. At No 3ls Z stres1
northwest. the above named goods This furniture q
ali in good condition aud the both Of tlo
dealers and OF parties furnishing 10 called 90 this sac
DUNCANsON BROs.
s2o-d&ds Auctioneers
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.EExs = CO. Aacsionesrs.

WEES = CO. Aaenons'rs.
EFFECTS OF FRANK SHAMELESS coxrEo.
TIoNERy.
Mo- l223 r STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. TwENTY-NINTH INSTANT
WITHOUT LIMIT on RESERVE
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL.
ONE PUFFER MIRRoR-FRoNT lssYRup SODA
FOUNTAIN. IN USE ONE AND oNE-HALF
YEARS, COST $500; HERRINa's IRON
SAFE. FIVE sILvER-MoUNTED SHOW CASES.
CANDY JARS. CONFECTIONERY. SHELVING
AND FIXTURES. ICE CREAM MACHINES.
PREFERS. &c. MARBLE TOP TABLES
SCALES. GLASS DISHES. 30: ALL BEEN IN
USE BUT SHORT TIME. 1904