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The daily critic., 1890-12-12
CURRENT PITH AND POINT.

There i' no particular reason why Prcsi
| cent Harrison should feel the McKiplg,
I prices Tic has e Gfty-thousand-dollii
salary, aud little more or less makes Ind
/ diitrence. But how about the fellow WHO
/ Ltl. collar q day and has family 10 sup.
/ Iori.-N,r l0rt Hvnh
Mr. fngalls win not nud that everybo1y
| agrees with his opinion that Washington n
! tLc best and most satisfactorily governed
I city IN the United States. Even III h h. is
| u worth while sacrificing the principles of
/ government by the people TO save the
Washington taxpayers from paving fgw
more mills on The thousaudf-Nri5 Iort
SIW.
The Secretary Of War proposes 10 en-.
iist two fun regiments Of INDIANS lut1 tha
military service Of the United States. Tbe
plsn has number Of advantages, aud it 4
not surprising that the Committee on Mil
tary Affairs thinks well OF It. Most m
donbtedly these troops would light nobly.
-Ndc Iort liorld.
Mr.. Coleman has discovered that the new
cruiser, No. II, does not come within me
class OF vessels 20 be named after cities.
being 100 tons displacement, but q Of The
class which takes the names 0P States. M
has, accordingly, asked that No. IL be-
Shrlstened Louisiana. Orlfaas Timcs-
Democrat.
lhe most fascinating, yet elusive, enter
prise OF the day Is the protected pan
American Railroad which Mr.. Blaine In.
tends as the Iron chain that shall bind To-
gether most Of the countries coming
within the scope Of his reciprocity delnsion,
After great amount Of talk. ft looks
something like business, when a practical
aud eminent railroad man, such rs A. j.
Cassatt, 50 long identified with tie Penn.
sylpania Company Ia an administrative ca-
paeity, Is elected 70 its presldency.- |
C0WfT-J0iVaal.
he Administration by DO means clears
IFS skirts By getting rid 0f Minister Mizner |
lhe gTaYest scandal in the case Is not that /
AilzneF exceeded bis authority aud brought /
ieproaeh upon the cOuntry's flag, but that /
ne was given the opportunity 10 do these /
lhlngs long after his rash stupidity was Il
hhobn. For this man had hardly reached 4
his post before be began 70 insult 4 friendly /
nation and stir up strife between peoples
~hom II Is our hope 10 draw together In
harmony, This is the real scandal of The
Mizner ease-that be should have been Re-
aimed IN q position requiring the incest
Judgment and tact when bis iueapacity was |
% eleari and 50 speedily revealed, when.
indeed he had made it necessary for the
i4iion 70 apologize for him. And that
eaudal Is by no means removed by a tardv
Iisinissal made only Ia answer 10 an I'M
,eranNe public opiaion. - Pfoeidsaes
'guTHGh
The daily critic., 1890-12-12
GHOKRD 10 DEATH
canadian Murderer WALKS calmly
TO the Gafiows.

to the Gniiows.
SHFRBRooKE, QUEBEC, Dec. H.
William Wallace Blanchard was hanged
here this morning for the murder ol
Charles a. Calkins on November fs.
1889. The drop fell at gO61. and Al
| $3.50 the Jail surgeon announced him
7 dead The executioner was Radcliffe
who hanged Birchall and the whole
| proceeding passed without an unpleas-
ant incident
AZ O'Clock this morning Fathers
LcfcbOTe and Fisette. accompanied bv
2 third priest. celebrated high mass in
the corridor on which the condemned
mans cell opened. Blanchard ioioed
In the exercises with much fervor. and
when they were over expressed himself
as thoroughly penitent and prepared 10
die. BY 9 O'Clock the approaches 10
The jail were filling up. and a few
minutes afterward those who were to
witness the execution, to the number Of
sixty, fled into the ward.
The gallows were erected under a
wOodshed and were Of the usual tvne
with the same weight that did duty for
Bircball. Soon the procession appeared.
Sheriff Webb and Deputy Sheriff
Wilcher leading, then came the two
priests with the doomed man between
them followed by The guards Blanch.
ard walked 10 the gallows calmly and
hrmlyi knelt down beside a kneelinr
priest and was absolved He arose and
turning to the crowd, thanked all who
had been kind TO him and bid them
all farewell
The executioner adjusted the cap and
drew the cord. The weight fell and
the victim rose intO the air four feet
and dropped turning half round
Scarcely iremor was pptceptible and
not a sound was heard. In one minute
Or. Ashton felt the pulse which was
foil and rapid. It decreased gradually
and became hardly perceptibie and In
twenty'iour minutes blanchard was
pronounced dead. The body was cut
down, a post mortem examination made
and death was found 10 have resulted |
from strangulation.
The feeling here is that the execution |
OIL blanchard was uniusiifable, as the |
murder was not premeditaied. He and |
q companion named Calkins had been /
thinking, and quarreled about a boat.
A scutlle followed blanchard drew a
revolver and shot Calkins iu the head.
tom the effect OF which he died
Blanchard was found guilty Of murder
q the first degree and sentenced TO be
hanged. All the jurors memorlalized
he Department OF Justice for clemencv.
lut not even an answer was received
esterday the member Of Parliament
or Sherbrocke sent au urgent message.
nd received In reply from the Minister
{ Justice the following:
No commutation probable"
Executioner Radcliffe will proceed
rom here 70 Welland. TO oflciato at the
angling OF Dey next Thursday.
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IN TEE SElM


The chaperon question, as for at least
as concerts go, seems to have been pretty
wcll settled hy the presence last night OF
/ the Boston Symphony concert of many OF
/ the fdir patriciaus unaccompauted by q
( dueuna The duties Of q chaperdn as The
/ guardian nigel 90 innocent mailonho1l are
! doubtlfss mutifari0us, thanklcss and wesr-
| iug. The standard Of "good formn will
continue 90 a0at from the battiemcnts oh So
cieiy even f Charles Augustus and hts
Neles,ira occasionally get from under the
microscope OF the tentimcnt-hlirhtiur in
carn8tion az the uropnetics as practicei
10y those in the fun odor Of social sauctIty
-.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote have as
guests Mrs Henry W. stanley auI Mrs
Tenant These ladies VIII probably he \
week 90 Tie British Legation with theis
friends
sa
The new tHian Minister would be taken
in New York for one Of the lions OF wall
street and The most anstacratic OF eIn5
men. He dresses with flutless taste, Is
very polished aud dieniled iu manner. and
pas the grand air Of ou old Spanish
hidaleo.
Aa
one Of The most attractive of the foreign
legations is the Mexican Leration Madame
Romero is an American by birth, but sppaks
NE putesi Spanish with the delicious accent
ol qatiye of Spain, aud presiias over the
courtesy and tact.
"a
The resemblance between Mr. Jul,s
BUuive, The handsome chancellor OF tha
French Legation, aud Arthur Nikisch. the
condGciur is very fatteriug 10 the great
leader and artist
".
Mr.. and Mrs Henry e. PelIow rec,ive
Ibis afternoon Mrs. PeIiew was n Niss
Jay Of New York The Jaws, as everybody
Knows, belong 20 the oli colonial rr5i,Gs
winch continues 90 rule New York society.
Miss Edith Patten. who must nov, bs
included 10 the list Of de6utqatcg. made a
most agreeable Impression at the tea YES
erday given by her sisters.
a*n
The list OF titled nobility in the DipIo. |
matte Corps at present here is quite impos- 4
nE: sir Julian Paunccfote, Chevalisr /
S,e's 1oG4l Ie Jrenneyillc, Count Bait
.aiy' Cbeyaiier dc krapf Liverhoa. Count
/. Aischot, Count Sala. Count Won Arro
aller' Baron Won Eehardsteip and Bsrop
ON sternberg, Baron de Fava, MARQUIS
npCrialli.
a.
Among the celebrities at the tea ycster.
ay afternoon were Lady Pauncefote.
ledame Romero, the wife of the Mexican
iinistcr; Mrs. Henry NJ Stanley. Admiral
hd Mrs. queen, Count Won Arco Valley.
be German Minister; NJ Roustap. t6e
feneh Minister, aud Admiral and Mrs.
'rosby.
-
Private secretary-Herc are the Horist'a
VS. and a memoranda Of bah tickets. what |
all DO with them Mr. Gold-Tassci5
ketlred Chargc 'em TO profit
I'd loss and credit society account
80
Mrs. d. 7. Morgan eutcrtains the Whist
uh Friday evenings I'm December.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Aguaaldie--G. b. smith, Q. Il. CLARK
shd hrs. i. A. Hart, Hartford Conn; W
y hoLiman, New toFki Niscount &c Richie
mont, France.
IEiagt0ss-A. D. Chandler aud G.. B. n.
Harvey, Aew York; j. T. Curtin West
Troy, y, q James Y. D0Buelly Water
vile; II. \ an Blareubergh, Paris, Dr. d.
H. Littleton and wife, Philadelphia.
sherabau-E. A. MetcaIf aud wife. FL
GIN, Ill.,; Hove Gail Portsmouth. b. III. q.
~. Benton and wife, New York.
3ralsg' Wager swayue, New York.
John +. Brown aHd wife Boston. Charles
w. Petgits Philadelphis.
rssfs-Beujamlu q. Gable. Rock
Island lA; Marquis de ChauTiere, Paris.
James Il O'Beirue, New York.
k48s-G. A. Werman, New York. 7. E
Dewitt LeedeT, . s. n; r. b. JuIklus.
Merlmae, Mass; Charles Foster. Fostsriq
ollo; hr, and AIs. ID. +. ParEhurst, New
ark, \. j.
tbb.ft-James S HIairsnd wife, Chicago.
joan A. Gale, +. J.. Richer, John FaHng.
HaFerlill, Mass; II ID. Weaver and wife.
Philadelphia, II. 81 Miller, jackson. Nlss..
A. II. Hily Cincinnati.
HHuF James Z. sleeu. PiflsBurr. A.
III Laumau, Allegheny Cfty III. 81 Franz
CISCO hQllauur At.r jerome B8Ie0akr
alLnaaloHu- n Il. ,. B. Montgomery. ore
gon; pr. aul Ars. Z. 3. Pratt Boston: n-
Henry + Geele a-d laE-es 81 Leeds, stam-
ford Conn.
Hgta lgaagl-F, q WieFe. B8rleul1wu
r.. Fl. 81 Cutting aud 81 swain.
Worcester Aa=5,i J. 81. Oliver, Richmond.
ta
lesof Ifl -. G. Townsend. Rochester
i J Emerson, Boston, II ~ CIemeu5s
a.lHlH lal-r Alas s. a. Nltaatla EgW
forEi >. j. C9lllei Richmond. Ya.
AaE al-D. d. Ludlow, Duakirk, r. Il.
George D o'NeilL New York. j. So.
-raIeg, Kansas CiHF. b. Mohr savauHaH
Gay keiusteius Wilmington. Stuart 81
. alkeF and George 81. Bowers. West Fr- I
sil.a.
81 JLa-L. A. Wllmau Maryland. j.. I
!. kQseaFtQea and s. Crowded. Baltimore T
iqlly s. Armstrong, Jackson Court House. 4
3 fa p q. ogden and size, Heslndzt.
Qurs y. =. Bernard RelsrsbzTg5 ta
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law Of President D1z. As a really
gaudy and varlegated piece OF informa.
iion this is fully equal to the Posts an.
nouncement Of the Return Of Minist q
| BEy.
IT NOW TRANsrmEs that the scienfsts
Of the Bureau Of Animal Industry had
already discovered the lymph which is
Incorrectly called the Eocu lymph.
Anybody who thinks that the great
American Yankee can be downcd by a
Dutchman wallows in griovous error.
HESRy WILLARD is out in St. Paul
AT That long range he says he does not
think the Wall street panic Is vet over
The cause Of &c he believes TO be the
MCKINNEY bill and The silver IeeIsls
ton. Mr. NuL,ED is always original
whether correct OF not
WuAr poFs JERRY SIMPSON hang
up at Christmas, anyway. His booU
AHour TFy DAYS ago $40. 900 GOO
were offered for the Cherokee strip IL
was refused and the price now offered
is S3o,0Oo0Qo it it continues TO rise
at thislaie ID viii soon be the mos,
valuable piece Of real estate on earth
REGARDLESS Of size
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Cattle on Indian Es.orv.,,on.

Arkansas CRY, KAN, Dec. - 'r'.e'
has been discovered that larg@ oaus I'VE,
Of cattle driven off the CherolSG -
are now in the Usage and Kiow -. J
yaiions. This is directly opposS
Secretary Mobiles order. but the II
have divided the cattle amond
yiduals, and intend to fill their 81 .
with the catilemen. One troop Of egSdfy
was sent to see that the cattle we're
driven of the reservations, but va In
dlans paid no attention 10 thu FoieG2ss.
Three more troops left Can Merfs
yesterday. Trouble Is aniiein- ted.
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Labor's Threat.

LYNN, Mass, Dec 12-The morocco
workers have resolved that If the man
utaeturers do not settle the present
labor troubles with their employees be-
fore January l, 1891. they, the en-
ployes, will use all their power through
The labor union, Knights Of Labor.
Farmers Alliance ana kindred oTgani-
zaiions and also their committees in
Washington TO have repealed the tariff
OF 80 per cent. on French kid imported
iEto the country.
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lrts TO rE UorED that the Senate
vii. give careful and deliberate coneil.
Grafton 90 lho bin which passed the
House last Monday with reference 30
street railroads ID The District off Co.
lumbis. ItisalL very well for feryeni
gentlemen in the House who wish 20
cUt figure at home as scourses or
bioated monopoiies to introduce bills of
this Sort but II is quite different
thing 20 cripple OF oprress valuable in.
dusHies by onaciing such bills into
Jaw, We know of no street car SER
vice IN any populous city which is more
satisfactory than The service given To
the Washington public. The cars are
often uuduly crowded. but that Is In.
eviiable. Operating street railways in
Washington is a good deal like running
seaside hotel you have more room
than You want three. fourths of the
time, but during The other fourth Won
could use len times MS much. That
cannot be helped. At 4 o'clock evs,v
week day some ten thousand pcople are
kiNNnI
cor lines. OF course they cannot all
he carried at once. II the companies
were 10 park their entire equipment
around the Government buildings al
that hour they would not be able 10 /
move the multitude promptly Asa
result some have TO walk, and very /
good thing for them. too After sitting /
perched all day on stools and bent over
desks In ill-veuulatcd rooms brisk
walk in the fresh air Is much better
Tor them than crowding into still worse
ventilated cars Altogether IL is well
Tor many Of these thousands that cir.
cumstanccs compel them TO walk home
instead Of riding-well for their health.
their spirits and their pocketbooks.
But is 1t fair TO the public or 10 the car
companies 10 enact law which savs
In effect, that nobody shall ride unless
there IS seat for him? or course that
will be the operation Of the law in 1ucs.
tion. Conductors will not bo allo vel
10 stop for people unless they CAP col
icct their fare, and thus thousands will
daily bc subjected 90 The utmost incon.
vtnience. perhaps TO serious loss. After
all, this is a matter which should be
left TO The public and the ear companies.
II Is cot likely that any one will pay 10
ride IN an over crowded car unless the
Inconvenience Of delay ia greater thaa
That Of riding nor Is It reasonable 10
suppose that the companies will dolib.
arately curlail their own business by IA
-eiusal 10 meet the evident necessities !
II Its growth. Some Of this meddle- 9
ONE Interference with corporations ia !
Washington smaoks a good deal more
of demagogy than It does Of statesman I
hip. !
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PEoFnsALa

hlAeflsAls FOR PRINTING PRESS
h-F Aela tmelt. supply Division, WASH
HhllH' l3 @ Dleetlera q. 1s80.-saaled uro-
NeeA-s, ~ duplicate. Hill DE- received n this
eaee uatu y O'Clock noon sATgRBAF DF-
eEheeh e, 1850, ttr furnishing one q small
sl-e ty.uder Poser Printing irs-a Iufar-
.itieA FURNISHED uu application ~ ne oi8ce
serves tAe r.sht % reiaft amy af aI BIDS aad
H @Hthe arIee57 Proposals utusI ta ueioaad
Il ee4-aa su1 el9psa la.llIsai oa ths outside
tAAi' as l4t Printing fFaz aaa 40
aleesea t9 81 3 IiIkF supply Lllsidu
H ~ LeI artnent. hi
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sneer, a ribald crowd, when the service
We nave within our power to profrer
mleht bring heaven itself down 70 q
t2,f'ufted, living creature. My dear, I'm
ElVe ~ up this contradictory human
heart OF ours Is too much for met
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a wsst ViFalaia YnlaEs Ia FIames.

BELLARE, ONO, Dec. IA cooper
shop IN Benwood. just opposite this
city, caught IRE last night aud the
flames spread 70 six dwelling houses.
completely destroying everything ia
lheir way. The town was a. the mercy
q the hre until hose companies from
llis city went over and others came
down from Wheeling The loss ain be-
very heavy and the fire is still spread
iuR.
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Domestic InlsIioiiy leads 10 Al
tempted Murder

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Dec l2.-Lou&
scot; shot bis wife yesterday afternoon
10 quarrel and then killed himself.
EtY quaFreled some weeks ago aud
she LETT him, going 10 work as do
nestle, Yesterday be went 10 the place
here she was working aud committed
ne muTderous deed In is possible that
hrs. Scott may recover.
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As REGARDS The proposed decrease IN
Tho fares, that IS pcrhsps not so mis-
ehieyous a measure as the other. To
DC sure, the chief burden will fan upon
the weaker lines, which are now achley.
Ing a precafious livelihood. but which
are doing useful work 10 building up
remote districts Of the city. From this
point Of view the objections are even
gTayer than those we have urged ia the
preceding case. The right Of Congress.
however is much clearer, aud the legls-
lalion proposed will, If carried into
eject, be less obnoxious in public esii-
nation. If Congress sees fit TO fix rail.
way fares AZ such a figure as 10 force
this or that company into bankruptcy.
u may be doing a foolish and wicked
hing but II will at least not exceed It's
authority. We are Of opinion. there.
fore, that Of the tive propositions offered
last Monday, the one prohibiting The
collection Of fares unless seats are fur.
nished Is more in the nature Of a usur.
patton whilst the second, compelling
the companies TO give eight rides for
twenty-five cents is likely TO be the more
oppressive in special cases. We say
this as much in the Interest Of the pub
lie as Of the railway companies. for.
whilst it might be very pleasant 10
people Of narrow means to save fifty or
sixty cents month 70 car fare, # would
be ee4lremely unpleasant Il, after a short
lived enjoyment Of this economy, they
were - fnd The car accommodations |
Withdrawn altogether or So seriously |
euTisiled as 0 be practically unayaiI. !
able.
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= -7--@-a = . f7hiIos9T
m Isom stood In front

on lsom stood In front -
Office 4 Us morning, and \ wind
whistled around the COZ nnllsd
his old Uttered coat clGssi1g srounJ bis
body and said Ode wis5t go e-,.a,,n9 80 u'S
IN en- libelkashun las Teiebt az ol
iay on INV 4lilt By Ia A. 1,a5a ad a. ~ !
shudder Ter tlnk how de esTdip i'I nslio's ~
got ter suffer Ts--doed long ernuff Ter
know dat eff folks lofe roun' in warm
weddeT sumthin' got ter happen wen
de cole win comes =
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Mr. fAkAELL should change the
name Of his paper 10 me Lrib Ssse.
Mn MCCoNAs Is oSE Of the states
men who thought, last Monday. that the
stTeetcar companies could well AFFORD
10 sell eight tickets for twenty i've cents.
This proposition from a gentleman who
has heretofore been distinguished Tor
his fair minded and intelligent attitude
toward The District Is much more sur
pTisiHg than If il had emanated from
Congressman Of different calibre and
record. Surely AIr MCCoNAs forgets
that y ashingt9n is a larger place than
Hagtrsto8n. and that The present four
cent ride On our big city lines amounts
70 considerably more Than mlle FOR
each cent and q half Can ii be that
Alr. hcloNAs having been defeated On
his former platform. pow thinks of
bringing himself olt IS a Socialist Or
balking delegates Certainly the whole.
sculed Iberality With which he disposes
of ile car companies money suggests
tie conjecture
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nls oplaI.a eFLsIIs-

Congressman Barnes 0f Georgia. lle
heavy weight ri The House, Was ia
Lewis Johnsoa & Co.'S Bank yesterday
morning waiting b gea CHECK cashed
There we're q number oi ladies ahead
li him when lie switched himself 10
one side aud said to & CRuIe man II
Ike Tie ladies. bat they are deyiish
ilCDngguIeul in a bunk
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BuFuIuk Whsat.

ELLIOTT, n. ID, Dee During q
terrific wind storm at noon yesterday a
spark from a locomotive blew lutl the
North Dakota elevator, 4ud the structure
vas burned down. together allh $1,000
bushels uf wheat
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4Lls 3 the best time u lhe whole Fear 20
purify your blood because u0W Won are
more susceptible 10 benefit from medicine
tlaH zt ass other SEASON Hoods sarsa-
HaiIlia ia lAs best medicine % take, ana c
Dollar.
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kNe hALAKAUA has come to this
country for a rest If be wants a
thorough rest be should try Pbladel-
phia.
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TIE TREASURY DEPAHIuEsr holds
bicycles not 10 be personal eHoca of
peIsons arriving iu this country. Ia
lie name 81 Tie erudile SOLOMON. what
are iheyt ImpersonaI effects or real
eslale
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AgaEERs o. PERSONS Who ka0W fhe
gentleman must have been interested 10
read q the Posi- press dispatches his
mefnipg that General FRIsBlE IS See
leiag 6 state q Mexico ana father ln-
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For biaQusnesss aitk LeaIaale, iullges-
ilqh and constipation sake Dr P.erea s
ffiless. GHe dose.
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sui.= ald 0gafeoat5 reduced b Sass.
Eiseuau BraH.f lth all 3.
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Fha seamIess stookI1g OrIFlaat9r -.

LOWELL Mass Dec -Beafamia
shaw creator II the idea IF TIE
seamless stocking and inventor 0f lie
loem -oT making ~ died here yes.er-
day. aged .. lie Was bora ID Moa-
ll- lihi BE. ae Was twelve years dl-
Ing literary BgTk 10 PLuadeIpala.
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10 ". siiChhEfr Auctioneers
~ 500 ilth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
lafkth Eb PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE
no l=2 L sfkEz1 NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust Re
corded ln Alhvr No lass, fuIia 81 et sea-. one.
81 ne lard records Tor the DistrIcLof GO
luH4las and q the request II the partV "a
cured thereby. We WiIl offer FOR sale lu fraut
9I me premises, ,uu fl EsbA4. THE I6th DAY
nf bt AkMbEh. .i-HG al 80 o'clock u. M ths
IQll9Rius Described property, IL enc city OF
y g. Dina ton, district Of Columbia la Wiz.
All of iot numbered fourteen u4, in Calt
man 8 Adams, trustees. subdivision of Ints
l9 square Two bundled and seventy Y-seveu
Terms q sales onethifd cash ana the bal
ahte 2 one th and two q years, With inter-
est az toe rate "a sIz t3I per ceutam per 44-
ANfas payable seHlauuuaIiY. and secured hr
geed 90 trust Qu tat pEotertF s9ll Or al
gesA q tfe aItiln q tbe purchaser Oar
hundred dQiIars deposit "a time ~ sale Al
convey aHeilg at purchasers cost. Terms 56
r. complied With ID ave days, % ths lrlrs
eriF VIII Re resaId al risk and ua7t 81 da-
i4u-tll s purchaser after i've daya' raadFsf.
llstllelL lu 4u- 81 aslIHGrJs CHIIll.
join T ARMS
NA, AAIsE JE
as1 --e 4a Trustees
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By virtue Of cerialn deed OF trust re-
corded IN Lfber, No. Iag5, folio 2l2 et sea-
orc of the land records for the District 81
totungla; end az tue reque.t OF the party
lIont q tue premises on THE Esd DAY or
ilEt EAHEh, 1850 a. 40 clock .. m. an of
10y h IN IL, MagradrF's subdivision of Ger
tan lots IN square l53Rs The same Is recorded
pa took q. y. b page IN the odiee of he
surveyor q the District uf Columbia: sod
subject toa certain deed of trust 10 secure
the sum of 359 and interest.
Terms of sale: AlI cash in excess OF frat
trusts 500 posiI at time Of sale. Terms n
pc complied Wth ln ten days.
VI. RILEY UEEBLE
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AU0TION SALES.
nEO. W. sTICKNEY.
" SEQ ilth Sc. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE oF VERY VAIUABTF.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON OREGON
AVENUE. NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREET
NOkIHA Est.
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...-- 1879 Z 81. M.
- WHITEFIEED McEINLAY.
lW8 d 81. nv

GEo. v. sTICKNET, Auctioneers.
~ 500 iIth s.
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Nh PARSELL should change the
name Of his paper 10 the Hid see.
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WuAr DOES JERRY SIMPSON hang
up at Christmas, anyway. His boog
The daily critic., 1890-12-12

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The daily critic., 1890-12-12

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