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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DuBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT on
L SENENlA sIREET EN, ENpLD A SHORT

DUBLIC SALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT on
6ShNhSa s sBrET poSp.kp
and tesismsnso lSom.s MeIn,ry decesse ~s NIL
% sIia fSni y. o
i've 0CLoCk p NJ. Al Of lot 9. IN block a o: the
mer called r bingham Pisce" I.c.ed at the north
9' IN So eel eh,eadei AID sson streeS
feet on Lincoln street to pubic alley, and being IN.
Terms of sale: ope-fourth cash: balance in three
seuat ihs, iments, payable IN one. two aud three
per snnun. payable semi annually. and secured by
deed OF trust on the pro- sris Sold or all cash.
with within hiteen Days, aud OF default the
of the lutins pufrhaser dsposit Of 100 p
anised at the time OF sale All conyes aneing aud
eoraing az purchasers cost. Title good Taxes paid
HENRY W soHoN.
sn0' g Jaiidss ktff fIh sta NV Trustees.
RADCLIFFE pARR 90. %acts. oel.lo,
No. 81. occrPfEp SL And a rsE OF SSc HsE
NORTHERN IIBt RTY MAhKET
the District Of COLUMBIA, rerderd in equity cause no
the Northern Liberty Maae, npd oer. asa
fendants the undersigned trustees will sell ubi
ScT0sER AZ $50. at r5us 6tLHsk R On
front Of the Premises The property designated the
fiteen ,5lo, the city of Washington, District Of
comrrised between 9TH Il and streets and
L street. "
leriIs OK sale. as prescribed by the decree: One
tnird OF the purchaae ney in cash the time o;
safe OF which deposit of 5000 will lie required he
the PROPERTY Is bud on and the residue equal install
hehts IN one and two years respectively date OF
sale .or which The pun chaser val lie required
is IroiissOy nOtes beaIlng Interest the rate OF
per centun Ter annuln the TO be secured by
ueeu OF trust upon the premises sold the purchaser
AT DIS opton may ray tie whole purchase IN
CASH II te ms are not complied with twenty days
rght reserved 10 resell at risk and cost of
ate three days not the Evening
neMspaper All convey ancing. recording. &C. at cost
OF purchaser. NJ 4. MOlillS,
1915 st. NV.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON,
40 9TH ST. W.,
o20-d DUNCANsoN BROS. Ancts.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il kEAL ESTATE. BLING HOUSE AND PREM
ISIS No; 1902 TWENTY-sIXTH STREET
. NORfHNE EST, IN WASHING ION. ID. c.
BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court of the
DISTRICT OF Co unDia passed the 18th DAY of DC
toDer. 1890, III EQulty Cause. No. ll3 tAlt xarder
VS. saith ct al. D the undersigned trustee will sell at
Rupllc auction IN front OF the rem ises SAIUR-
DAY. lHE FIRST DAY IF NONlM d. X, 1880 at the
hour OF HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK pm all OF lot
lettered Is, IN hroes recorded subd Of part OF
square numbered four (4b IN the city Washington
u. c. subject TO a deed Of securing 600 with
interest, payable quartersnruaily % Ter cent
per annu. recorded in Lber Ia 3, follo 4.S OF the
land records OF said District, and paid interest
ths reon, the interest having been paid October TO-
1890. -
said lot has front of 20 feet inch on 26th ST. be-
tween n and |. u.w by depth of 81 ieet and Is inn
proved by three story brick house
Terms OF sale: One-half cash. balance in two euual
lnstalI.ne;ts III six and twelve from the day 81
sale sid ferred Payments to bear interest from the
Gay u sale al per cent annum and be secured
by the notes OF the purchaser and deed of trust on
the property sold, ali cash, at the purchasers oI-
ton deposit Of 600 required on day of sale
terms are not complied with day from DAY Of
sale the trustee reserves the right aud
cost OF defauiting purchaser Conyeyanciug and re-
cording at pun chaser's cost.
FILLMORE BEAII. Trustee
Room 20, Fendail Building, ~ aud a. rts
RA1CLlFFE, DAkR CO., Aultioneers. O-d&ds
n lIhA
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Gro. Il. Keen.
TAlLOn.
FALL STOCK
NON hEADY.
ala S1l 81.
Dk LuourHr.L
Has resumed his practice and removed his oiice to
his residence.
141l ST. NV.
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION

II person has an obstinate cough. which COM
menced without any obvious cause. cough which is
ct first dry and hacking and subsequently, attended
for time with frothy mucilaginous
iteration, accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss OF fesE even to slight lie in
all probability consumptive. IT, besides, there be
ERmortysis splitting Of blood. 10 the amount
certIinty. II. in addition to these symptoms the
brea;hing becomes harsh. hurried and deep inspira-
lions evoke u few clicks Of dry and cracking sound
or The voice becomes permanently weak and hosrse
there be little doubt that the person suffering
from consumption.
son. tree from dysentery. and who hes not re-
sided i'll tropical climates suffers from obstinate diar.
:hea which goes month after month, with slight
remission interln:ssion. even though there be no
cough, ne is most likely consrmptiye Should this
diarrh9a he followed by chest symptoms of the slight
est amount, the existence Of consumption is an alb
solute certainty. If young adult. not addicted
10 enervatiDg habits and not leading n Gissolute
life without clear steadily loses weight he is in
all probability, &C nsuiptive though chest symp-
toms should have appeared When such however
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
Of consumption is almost fixed fact. In all cases
where any OF the described mako their
appearance We should advise an immediate examine
lion OF the cLest and prompt zpppropriate
treatment
Atan early stage of consumption a radical cure can
he frequenty effected. and health placed upon o firm
ind permanent foot.I while with every step in ad-
vance which the disease is allowed the chances
iora erfect recovery diminish correspondingly Our
headers ust Lear mind the most skilful and
Efficient treatment do than to ma Ike sound
aid useful much of tine lungs is present at the
TIME when TIE progress Of consumption becomes
pended NO nears on earth replace the lung It's
suewhich has been destroyed by the liberated pro-
cess 1he carrier. therefore. consumption Is .ttezsd
TO- the better are iLe chances satisfactory
scsssSq a
pl ape lEs
7TprrI-
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~ go Pennsylvania svenue n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTAl z. SITUATE IN THE IIIY nE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE, SITUATE IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated March I3 1890
ahd r.corded March IL, lSso in Ilber No. 1900, at
tft OF Columbia, NJ the WRIT request the party
merely secured VIII sell at rub!lc ucton, IN front
OF the premises. Oh MONDAY. DC TOBfk TWENTY
sENEN1H, 1899, at + N O'CLOCK L. NJ. Lots mum
bered slxty-tlree to:;) and sxtyiour ga ID. l.
Morrlsohs 81 al tuhulvison 81 lots III square
bered one hundred ami thirJytwu l:59D as ser Plat
recorded III Llber -. W." tOo of the records Of
the surveyors UHce OF the District OF Columbia,
repair
Terms of sale: The purchaser TO assume two deeds
Oh trust on he property ole dated September IL.
1903 Tor SDbO payable tIte years after dat, with
ll.hereIt al er cent I,er annunI payable senannu-
ally the other for . DO dated November IL, 1854!
PAYABLE September Il. lSJ2, win in;eres: per
cent Re aiuln and To- Iay ole-hali of the pure base
ihoay ia cash the baance n aud two years. cNi-
uehce1 D iit lrOiIssofy Loie, of the purchase aud
secn, b! iced of trust Oh the property soid. with
mt II at er g ri per aIEun All conveyancil,
aud title TO be at the cost of the
Taxes paid TO June 30. 1880 deposit Of slGO Viii
be rrfuted at ihr tiilr q sale. le;HIs of SALE
coInlleu with WITHIN ten Gays otherwise the Trustee
VIII resell at tie risk and the eiauting pur-
hser after public notice IA hi discretion.
EDGESE A ElLLDS. Trustee,
,,,,,,,,, =, ,,,, 3i4 ST. NV.
CeStol qua 1rast aud Attorney.
III ID INV. olS-d6ds
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MEDICAL. &c.

ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR. BROTHERS. 906 ST.
~ appeared before and made oath that he 10
the oldest specialist IN this CITY, and
wlIl guarantee Z IN all diseases OF men aud fur
nish medicine no charge: consultation and advice
free any hour the day Subscribed and sworn 10
before me by DR. BROTHERS, SAMUEL C. MILLS.
notary public in and for the District OF Columbia
this ID day of July. 1850. o22-lm.
DR.. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established adyertis-
ing ladies' physician in tins city. DIR. bkOIHEks,
9O6 Is ". Forty-nye years experience. o22-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
WI or two OF DIR. BROTHERS. inyigorsting cordiak
Will any case Of nervous debility poo st. ~.
L.allI L.
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The National Game.

In response to the expression of confidence
sent to the board of directors of the Players
League by the players yesterday a reply was
returned signifying appreciation of the compli-
ment. Mr.. johnson of Cleveland, chairman of
the committee on conference with repr esenta-
tives Of the National League and American As
ISOLATION, reported that number of meetings
had been held, but that no final or positive
agreement had been reached, except that each
body had expressed a wish to meet upon some
common and satisfactory ground, in order to
prevent difficulties and embarrassment in the
national game. A common name was agreed
upon. he said--that of United League. This
report vas accepted and Messrs. Arthur Irwin,
Edward Hanlon and J. NJ. Ward were added to
the same committee, with instructions to con-
tinue the conference if they deemed it adyis-
able
The "Colonels" defeated the ''Bridegrooms"
yesterday. making the first victory of the series
for Louisville. Ehret was in the box for Louis
vile and he was invincible. After the fourth
inning the heavy-hitting Brooklyns could not
touch him. Louisville punched their hits on
Lovett with men on bases. The feature of the
game was the fielding OF Smith at short for
Brooklyn and the catching and second base
playing Of Ryan and Shinnick for Louisville
Yesterdays game was the last to be played in
Louisville. Both clubs left for Brooklyn last
night. Attendance, 1850. Score, to 4.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il Steamer EXCELSIOR from Gth-st wharf Mon
days. "Wednesday and Fridays, At pm. EACLUslyE
GUNNECllON With hos ION AND PROVIDENCE
s1EAMEks. Fare az sIngIe: round tT1p, IS. Tickets
ind looms at b. and U. ticket offccs. olS and 1881
Ia ave, and Bawley's. l4th and New York for
ultLer Information inquire st coInpAnys office. the
wharf IelepIone call s4o-3 WM. +. WHICH. Supt
and Gen Agent OLE
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old, YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.

II you suffer from any special nervous disease.
blood poison effects Of ndiscertion etc. etc. %
DR. O. i. 1heel. OBS North Fourth ST.. below Green.
Philadelphia Ia. stating aud book
Truth" explaining how 70 ret cured aud exposing
Quacks DR. 1heel 10 the only Physician in the United
states to when ali Others fail
what Others advertise Hours. 8 20 8 8 % y. sun
days. % TO IL. os-tr
DkOTEssIoNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
Il with best OF medical reference by applying IS
9Th St %. o-7lms
nR. LOEB. 32s n. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
Pa Twenty years experience send for boob
lsesled containing full particulars for HOME CURE
free of charge. IS
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M ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, LOT 25X133 TO 2O-FOOT AL
LII, IMPROVED BY SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
WEoI.
By virtue of q deed of trust dated November 10, A.
ID. 1886 and duly recorded Ill iber No. l211, folio
$50 ct seq OF the land records the District Of
Columbia, and 1t the request Of the party secured
thereby. l. surviving trustee. will sell at public
auction IN front OF the premises on SATURDAY, &C.
TOBtk TWENTY.FIFTH, AID. 1890. at HALF
PAST FoUR O'CLOCK T NJ. the following de- criGed
real estate. situate i'll the city OF Washington said
District, to wit Original lot No. sQuare No. oO:,
with the improvements thereon. large elegant two
story brick dwelling with back building, stable, &C.
Terms of sale: One-th cash. of which $3.50 must
be pad at tiiEc OF SALE baance III and two years
equal nents. TO be secured b. purchasers notes
bearing interest from day OF sale payable semi
nually, and deed OF trust property sold. all
cash, at option Of naser Terms of sale TO be
piled with ill ten days from day OF SALE else trustee
the right 10 resell at risk and cost Of
chaser in default. WM. +. HOLTZMAN,
oil J-lt
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A Man Found in a Dissecting Room
With His Vital Organs Transposed.

A man with his heart on the right side and
his internal arrangements generally wrong fell
under the knife Of the doctors at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania few days ago,
says the Philadelphia Record. DR.. Thomas
c. Clark, while dssecting and DEM
onstrating upon the body of a man, prob
ably fifty years old, discovered a complete in
version of the abdominal and thoracic viscera,
the peculiar nature of which is that the heart,
instead of being on the left side, was found to
be on the right, and the aorta, or great artery,
instead of arching the right, turned to the
left.
Upon further examination it was found that
the stomach and spleen were also on the right
side, while the liver, instead of being on the
right, was on the left sIdc-a complete inver-
sion of these organs.
DR.. Joseph Leidy, L. L. D.. the eminent sci
enlist and professor OF anatomy in the Univers-
ity OF Pennsylvania visited The dssectng room
and after thorough examination said there
was n complete transvcrsion of the organs and
most wonderful anomaly. He stated that in
all probability there was not a similar case in
existence.
The cadaver was afterward presented to the
university and placed III the museum.
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N oRFoLK AND OLD POINT
On and after SATURDAY. AUG o.
FARE. 81 ONE WAY; s3 ROUND TRIP
Steamers Leave 9th street wharf at 10 m Tues.
day. thursday, Saturday and Sunday Further n
Ton nation Telephone call 1850. Lands . liney
foint each trip going and returning. mys-om
STEAMER "wAKEFIELD"
- leaves eth-st. wharf on MONDAYS THURS
DAYS ana SA1lLDAA at q am. Returning IL Is
DAY. fhlDAY and 81 NDAI evenings,
lor Nonilnl Creek Va. leonsrdtown and St Glenn
tnts bay. Nd. touching at intermediate lnndinSA
Passenger accommodations nrst-clEss. !"
C. W RIDLEY
yS General Mknaxer
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WEEKS & CO., AuctIoneers.
H. K FULTON Pawnbroker

We will sell by public auction, at the store of
Fulton, l2lo pennsylvania avenue commencing
TUESDAY, OCTOBER TN NIN-EIGHTh, 1890 al
Ten OCL, OK A NJ, his stock OF Forfeited Pledges in
Shelf Department. tom No. S4,20l to lO5.477, III
Ladies' Gents Clothing of all kinds Books Boots
Shoes. Dress Goods, SuItinHs, Bedung. Rugs, Canes
Umbrellas ValIses. Guns, Rifles, i,evolyers Razors
Musical, Mathematical and Mechanical Instruments
Curtains, Robes lectures, Bsques solid Silver and
Plated Ware, swords, Chessmen, Opera and Fied
Glasses. &c
Sale to continue mornings at 10 o'clock and even
ings at O'Clock until all the lots sold. Ticket
holders please take notice.
II. X FULTON, Pawnbroker.
WEEKS x CO., AuctlOueers Oo1-Ttz
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DR. LlGHTHILL

DR. LleHTHILL
Tor thirty years specialist for the cursos
cATARRu. DEAFNESS. ASTHMA
And diseases Of the
EAR. NOSE. THROAT AND LUHoA
cfce Hours from am until IL. and from 10 Pm
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HIS HEART WAS WRONG.

kearney thinks young Schaeffer insane fyoI
smoking. He was allowed to go.
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FINANCIAL.

EoR INVESTMENT.
l. We have hand for sale
Us. per cent honda
Dc. skies, 1891.
DC. S65s. 1924,
and will execute orders for the purchase any othQ
prime securities LEwIs JOHNSON 90.
Oi-lm bankerA
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NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
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ol0-d6ds

cETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-fOURTH,l 1890, same
hour and place -dkda
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND.

CRAWFORD GRAND.
An appreciative audience attended the
performance of Louis XII at the opera
house last evening-Newton Beers assum-
ing the title role of Louis XI'' in this the
wonderful versatility Of Mr.. Beers, as an
actor is clearly shown, much was expected
"a change of light comedy to a part OF
Louis XII and presenting it in keeping
with the character lis by no means an easy
task, that the expectations were fulfilled,
was evinced by the generous applause
given-in all the performance was the b9st
of the week. not excepting ''Enoch Arden"
interest from the rising Of the curtain, the
interest grew until the end. Some ex
coded work was given throughout the en-
tire performance, particularly so in the
climaxes of the fourth and fifth acts. The
piece is handsomely cOstumed, in all the
performance was an artistic success, as
The Dauphin, Crown Price, Miss Bessie
Bennett was a decided occasion, as was
Marie Wellsby in the character Of Marie.
Messrs. Will Manarty, as Duke de New
ours: w. G. Long, as Philip de COmine,
and r. N. Sheridan, as King Physician,
gave excellent support. This afternoon
"Enoch Arden will be given at the mat
inee, especially to give the ladies and
children an opportunity to see this beauti-
full play. The price of admission for the
matinee has Eeen placed at 10 and p
cents. Tonight Lost in London"
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the year many entertainments OF different
sons and their families.
Washington made the remark. when
asked concerning the order, that IL Ma
sonry never accom- plished anything else
but the protection - throws around the
female relatives Of Masons II Is worth all
it costs"
The New South Wales board of general
purposes has Just suspended T. Il. Of
one Of the lodges for two years on account
Of disordeTly conduct and protaue Ian
guage In lodge
In Alabama there are ts3 clergynen who
are members Of the Masonic fraternity.
The report OF the grand treasurer Of
New Brunswick shows that a. the begin
ming Of the year be had on hand 81 so 70.
that he received during the year i1r In
serest, slsI2, and from the grand s>cre-
tsry, g. POS %. making = total Of g. Ts5. O.
The expenditures were for interest teTs -.
redemption Of bond. 600. ordinary sx-
penses Of grand lodge. t574s5. making
total Of 81. 753. -, and leaving q balancs on
Land April Is. 1880. Of $ oaIs4
The Keystone contains the following.
Bro. B. II. r Mind, % Clyde villa, Mann
desires information Of bis Son Frederick
George Mind, who EFF London some seven
years ago for Virginia, where hs was last
beard from His grandfather has left hi2
600
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WEDDING BELLS.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
\ few Of the relatives and most intimate
friends of the bride and groom met this
morning at the residence of d. c. McMur-
trie 20 witness the marriage of Judge b.
L. keenan,, Of Wichita to Miss Alice
Overstreet, daughter of Rev. r. NJ Over
street. Promptly at 10 o'clock Miss Kittie
McMurtrie began the wedding march and
the couple, preceded by brother and sister.
soon entered the parlor and took their
places. Rev DIR. Heudy in his usually i'm
presSive manner performed the brief cere-
mouy which made them one.
Schubert waitZes were beautifully rem
dered during the congratulations, after
which the company sat down To an excel
lent wedding lunch. served in Mrs. McMur-
tries well known admirable manner.
The bride was attired in dahlia-colored
cloth travelling costume, which harmon
lied with the dahlia decorations. The
groom wore the usual conventional black.
The bride is too well known in Emporia
10 need any introduction, having lived here
many years The groom Is one of those
young men who have made Wichita noted
a a center for business enterprise and
push
No cards were issued NIr. and Mrs
Keenan, viii be at home" TO their friends
AZ No 256 North Emporia avenue, Wich
ita, November g.
The party left on the noon train for their
new home with the best wishes OF hosts of
friends.
There were many rare and beautiful gifts
presented.
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rich. was sure could do so, and that
very quickly. and went to gambling in
real estate like some of the rest Of you. l
gambled until my money was all gone, and
| then the fellows / was gambling with took
my property and got 5000 or $1,000 IN
| judgments against me. l began 10 look
about and found there was no more law
for me than if had staid on my farm, and
that's where / am today; that's where
many of you are Whose fault is it,
say good many mean things about the
Democratic party. but / am not mean
enough to charge that deal 10 them, al
though Cleveland was president at the
No. that was my fault; let's be honest-lt
amt the Republicans fault, it Is our own
Who are the men who compose this great
Republican partys Why, the farmers
These very men who are asked in Kansas
to disrupt that party. These are
the people who dictate the policy
of that party, and as an evidence
of that fact you need simply examine the
legislation of the last congress all OF which
as you have Just heard, was IN the interest
of the farmer and laborer. They have re-
deemed every pledge they made to the peo-
pie and stand ready TO do their pleasure
still Now, / said we are all in debt, and
we want some laws in this state TO help us
You will look in vain the platform OF the
Peoples party for any demand for stay
laws or laws of equity of redemption, and
If they had put it in their platform and
elected field of their own candidates
The next legislature will be Republican
and Won want to send men there who can
move in harmony with the Republican par
ty. who can secur>. some recognition. The
Republicans had declared in favor Of stay
law and law giving the man who proper
ty is sold an opportunity TO redeem the
same. They propose to give you and
chance for life; and the national bankrupt
cy bill will give us chance 10 put
in all we have and be released from
debt and start anew. / am going
to vote for the Republican candidates
for the legislature for that reason 10
not a matter Of sentiment with me, but q
matter of business j am going TO vote for
them because they will vote to send that
master of statesmen, the heroic patriot,
John J. Ingalls,, back TO the United States
senate. That man who will stand Ike
sentinel, like beacon light amid the tow
ering intellects of this nation, with a pray
cry as daring as his eloquence is Wlther-
ing, setting fire to the patriotism OF the
American heart. love John .. Ingalls,
because he has never forgotten che nation 5
debt to the soldier; because he threw MS
lance full in the face of Daniel Worries,
that enemy of American freedom. Nh
Museller then spoke of the faithful service !
and competency of w. S. Morris, Charles |
II. Luling, d. 5. Pence, w. I. Buckner !
and f. w. Phillips.
When he had closed w. S. Morris and \
Charles Luling were called for They !
both responded to the call, and in few
remarks thanked the people for their past |
support and solicited their franchise for
the present election.