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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-08
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Try Wer,hEeimer's 50 shoes.
Leading Causes Of the Failure of Mall
Matter to Reach Its Des tinaliOn

Aatter 10 Hracn ltS DeS tlha'iOn.
Misdire, ton, incorrect, lllegible,
and deficient address are given as
l. AIDING causes which occasion the fail.
ure o: mail matter to r,sch it's proper
destination, and affect alike that which
is SO addfessel to either city, town,
or village.
Ia addition to these. in the case of
Lnat,er matted t. cities or free delivery
Offices, are the failure to give street or
number, business or occupation, or
some desie place OF deli, cry Of
the person address ed; inability to tind
transient people, and their II, e lect 10
give forwarding orders for their mail; ;
the neg lect OF permanent, or tempo
rary residents TO notify the carriers or
post office of change Of place for the
delivery OF their mail matter upon
moving from one part of the city to
another, together with the failure Of
newcomers to furnish the post office
with their name aud places OF address
1t is to these causes, with others of
more or less consequence, that the
non.delivery Of mail matter is, in the
main, attributable, and they are con
dltions over which the postal service
has no control, and uay alone he re.
medied by the people themselves.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE HALEY, IDAHO,
October 6, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make fl
nal proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof vail be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver ut HALEY, Idaho, on November 8, $780, viz :
Robert T. Vance, tor the east hall of the northeast
quarter the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter Of Section twenty eight, End the south.
east quarter OF the southeast quarter OF Section
twenty one, Towns hip one nOrt., Range twenty
three east
tie NAMES the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, anu cultivation OF,
saii land, via: Zachary T. Vance, OF Martin Idaho,
Antoine Y $50, ii Arco, Idaho, E. : Patton, of Null
doom. Idaho, anu A j Spicer, OF Carey. Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof or who knows Of any sub.
stantial reason, under the law and the regulations
of the Interior department, why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an opportu-
nifty at the above IN entloi cd Ilme and place to
cross ami ne the witnesses of said claimant and
to offer evidence in rebuttal OF that submitted by
claimant.
". 7. RILEY, Register.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

THE PUsHER.
HERE ARE THE FACTS.


1ou read Of great r.uction 10 per cent discount for
do any Of Insrepre~~ntin~ practcing
any d-s-ption upon the people. but do wish to
Hsst 10 you the propfety OF personal Investigation
and critical comparison OF all the rebates, DISCOUNTS
b.. with our regular leading cash prices We don't
claim to buy more with dollar than other dealers
dollar than you elsewhere Tor the very simple
reason that our s1penses are much less and do .
cash business We have all along tried to impress
ppon reader of advertisements that the state
uents and prices in every instsnre supported by
the goods named. AMI all ash is thzr youtry the
Dlnin< Table, 81 SIX solid OAK Chars e.; HANDSOME
Hish Back Oak Spine Bottom 81. - each This
beauty. IL you want q me Oak Chamber Set. antique
10Th century In we the regular st ca 40
pound Hair NatIress e. 10; me Real Curlei Hair do
.D pound. SEQ hne Book fold An-wire Sprinx,
{l6 81: Walnut ssuts. s:s5v Solid Oak sideboard
Sl.s 80. very handsome ones. go to S45. Broadway
foldie Bed. ELI Sb; Plush Chairs with cuahion back
- So 81 he - styles Willow Chairs from l. 10
u $40, and . thousand other Inducements
CHINA, GLASS, kc.
wsczrry about ten thousand dollars worth Of thesa
ruosls and have some remarkable values. Six Tml-
blers NICE LIZ. Initial Tunblers, l0c English
Tea set. 6 pcs, q. Ss. English Chamber SET. 81 -,
styles exhibition Dinner sets. o. 81 to Ell
Large Size barrel Clothes Basket. 4jc. White Ware.
81, ~ rlo-e prises Don't say We Are tuo far. 1he
same car fare viii bring you along. Don't waste q
week or months waves when You can save 10. Don
ask ~ give you any diseouat We have not put II
6RAsTY In the city.
g store.-Ev-rythins cheap for cash Don't doab'
Til you Try. d6
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

eJThe local circulation of TEE EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and Jtsues, but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District Of
Columbia as body, but regularly into aeir
homes,-into the families of all classes, and into
those Of the money-spending a. well as the
money-earning portion of the community. An
advertisement in its columns therefore reaches
the eye of everybody worth reaching.
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Another Grade Accident.

This morning as the wagon Of Mr.. C. C.
Carroll, the butcher, was crossing the tracks Of
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad at Sd and
X streets southeast on the way to market il was
struck by the incoming early train from New
York. There were in the wagon John Roam,
the driver, and William Start. The vehicle was
completely demolished, but strange TO say the
occupants escaped serious injury. Mr.. Start
was slightly bruised about the face. The horse,
which had crossed the track, vas slightly hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

Mr.. Elwood z. Thorne, guest at the Riggs
House, started Saturday evening to 60 down
the long fight Of stairs that leads to the wash
room. when his feet slipped and he fell to the
bottom. Fortunately his injuries were not Be-
rious. Mr.. Thorne is New York man, mem
Der Of the Union League, and well known in
each winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctaoneer.
ExECUTOR's SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF THE
SUPERB LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE
JUDGE WILLIAM b. SMELL,
TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF F. C. THAYER. EXECUTOR.
AT MY
SALES ROOMS.
COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
MONDAY. DECEMBER %. 1880.
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm
ALSO
SEVERAL WALNUT BOOKCASES
BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER nth INSTANT.
DIST THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
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ID RY G. o O IS.

ANDROsCOGaIN BI.EAcHED COTTON, g..
YARD WIDE BLEACHkD COTTON. g.
fEAIHEKPROOF TICKING, l5c
WOOL PLAIDS. A. in. wide. .sLr
One case REMNANTS CALICO. Light and dark. 3c.
Full line LADIES' COATS.
AsTkACHAS GArEs, e., % and q,
BLANKETS. he'd. White and Gray.
COMFORTS, in all styles and prires.
PILLOW CAsE COT1ON,ss.
BLACK and COLOkkD HENRIETTA. yard vsds,
26c.
sHAwLs In yrest variety and prices
IArre line kICS oIk. up.
BOYS WAISTS and KNEE PANTS.
BORTREE's DUPLEX CURSkrS, 81
lAdies and childTens UNDERWEAR
FRENCH WOVEN CORsETS, Soc.
S sSEssSs s EIkssTs skD SHIRTS. DC
I. B. TowNER SON.
mo Inc 9TH st. NV
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
~ bso Pennsylvani. avenue northwest.
AND EFfEcTs # s oSS anO FURNITURE
TUESDAY, 81 BPc IA AAk; sihxr T 1890.
SEsiH fHE STOCK 90 r CONSISTS SGhSc 6r A:
8 ?'ss
bSsnses Tapss GSods Rugs WsId.o6ss Mro1s
Holidays. Vs. O'' -'' s'''' '"''AO'e '0f Tue
LARGE 9sFas sGsF. sSRaEss. OF
aS s e SSES v It aAE CONCERN
SEVERAL SQUARE A ASD UPRIGHT PIANOS,
" Front Of II c9 j oi adRsk AND CARRIAGE
cAkRaF % e sS Ss se
Al Furniture and Merchandise sold exclusively
within the sales rooms. dl;-2t
SPEED. SPEED SPEED
s. BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
&H AND $40 LA. AVE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
TROTTINd AND CARRIAGE HORSES
AND MARES.
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
DECEMBER SIXTEENTH,
Gom%Re e at Ten OGL0GK, we will sell within
MARES, consigned by Mr. s. Frank of New York.
This stock has been carefully selected and worthy
Ainopsst then we mention the following:
trot & No. GENERAL B Grs xeld bay re ean
as NO T. aii:ord bay reldSx .e esn
trotin 40 10 No s Brown reldirs with record 2
gait No !. bay vedins, can trot in 2:46. Can he
Sataiognes with full pedigrees can be obtained at
d12-M s. BENsINGER. Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
L PROPERTY ON WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH
STkEET BETWEEN M AND STREETS
NOhTHWESI, BEING NOS. IDA, 1:es.B AND
I'm SEVENTH STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER SIX
we will sell in front Of the premises
LOTS "a, Is and 10 SQUARE 424
Each lot improved by a two-stury brick store and
dwelling fronting 1875 feet by depth Of So feet to an
alley;
This property among the best on 7th street near
the Northern market convenient of access to ali parts
OF the city and is the advancing OF that street
ton Of investors ' 'A0 "'e'
Terms One-th,rd cash balance in one and two yeors
with interest day Of sale and payable semi
sod or ali CASH 1t opton Of g prcser On @
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE LOT AND THE EASTERN

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT r AND THE EASTERN
Two FEET OF LOT Q IN SQUARE 4t5s.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber No
61g folio Jag. of the land records Of the District
of Columbia will sell at public auction in the auction
room Of Thomas Downing 18th street and Pennsyiya-
mia avenue, on the TWENTY SECOND DAY OF DE
zen "a Mb III inSO; AZ HALf,PAST Two O'CLOCK
Eastern Two Feet OF Lot by the depth of the lot in
in Church, Howell Rileys subdivision. with the
buildings and privileges thereunto belonging.
Terms of sale: Cash. deposit of 800 to be made
at time of sale AMI forfeited il of sale are not
complied with in ten days after date of SALE Convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
dIO-lOt CHARLES b. CHURCH Trustee
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o Discovered bye Instantly relieves and
Q Dan eminent ply spssshly cures C.t.rrn;
90 &C n an infallibie cure.
sold By C. CHRISTIAN. wholesale and Retail.
pl},2n +o4 Pc ave.
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T,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule I'm effect May Is.

Trains leave Union Depot oh and B stzes<a 1oS7
am. for Newport News, Old Point ComfogS -
Norfolk daily. Arrive 1t Old Point It 6:l0 pm.
and Norfolk at q 40 pm.
IL "a am, Cincinnati Express daily for stseSou n
virginia. West virginia. Kentucky end CncnlaA-
Nes.ibule Sleepers through without chAnsre % O.
s1nnati, II Is al
11:lOp.m., y. r. Y. vestibule LAmttad, daily -
trains. with dfninx cam, run throuIb Umhmwf
change 10 Cincinnati kest1bule slsspsr FOR -
inpton and Louisville Pullman Can are opuD =
receive Passengers n " pm.
once. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ATTORNEYS.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

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OF FOREIGN coATINae. vEsTIN0s.
6UITIN06, OvERCOATIN06 AND TROUS-
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ADMIRE IR6T-CLASS TAILORING ARRIN-
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BY II. d. BARR. iii PA. AVE, ARE GUAR
ANTEED 10 BE OF THE CORRECT STYLE
OF
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

NAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDvILLE
M Pa. e1SO per year; one Of the best schools to
teach boys and girls how to meet the duties of life:
hve courses q study boys under - years. clio
JoSEPh shOkTLlD6E (Yale), A. NJ. Rin.
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complied with in ten days after date Of sale Convey
B. CHURCH Trustee
P66RkkEKGR SALE Ers Of XALTABL Nb
-MoNTGoMERY coHNTY. MARYLANb.o IN
sna ~ thu OF 1ns
and Andre Tse eaa Sh b Ss. SS, Ss
Of the land record books OF Montgomery county Mary
ss the tn s
the Indebtedness described thereon) undersigned
snd or s
q Fl 5fs
at TWO O'CLOCK Pm, to the highest bidder, the
the saa n
z, eEnsstns ing Of all those tracts pieces
the state Of Msrssnd as iotss fSnmy u
three CD and part four "a in the division
&c commissonsr: appointed BY the circuit fol
N E. ob.rs in the
Others No Nod us equity to ls and cHntsinlIs Og
being the Which were conveyed q to the
said Potomsc Red Sand Stone Company OF Montgomery
rs Vile by aesd seEns aa iea ths Is,
day of December. in the year 1SeS and recorded
go foSs r. scy
And also AL the mills machinery, tools impleInents.
and personal property Of every kind and descrpton
she and
or in any manner used in connection with the quarres
franchises rights teneinents ways water right.
and berlitaents unto the said OF land belong
privilege a from the Chesapeake ami ohio
Canal Company dated Deselnber 2: 1883 to draw OF
Of water The ye hundred ribed in the nort
With ali I
tramways, cars &c necessary operate said
Tie property situated immediately on the Chesa
peake and OHIO canal at the mouth Of Seneca creek
fronts on public road leading from GeorretoWn so
Pooesviile known as the River road. and ad;ois the
The lands long been regarded as the best farm
ally c TIL s soil ns
OF Improvement. TheimIrovementsimnetii lately con.
contsnnS six roos With BACK building ' sstaehea
stone quarter for servants. a wagon shed.
en muse aDa osser ea' and
large unaiing spring near the dwelling house.
dwelling house for the superintendent, contsinins
honses ar
stone mill with necessary machinery and saws with
Of the Guaies The supply Of Of the
Justly celebrated building in the quarres be-
with the property number Of for carrying stone
large amount OF wire guy ropes, number derrcks.
and other mechanical used in NV WORKING ts
%o T ro 6o two Two Haks
engines blacksnths' tools &C.. and six stone boas.
construction OF the smithsonian institution. the Dee
partnent OF Justice in the city of Washington and in
Batimore It Known as the Potomac red sand stons
and IN respect OF richness and uniformity color
strength and durability has been pronounced by ex-
America.
TerlAs Of sale: One-thrd cash balance in one and
two yeaf or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
deferred payments TO be evidenced by the purchasers
notes bearing interest at the rate of centu per
annpm, payable ssIi-annualy secured BY mortgase
on the property sold cash deposit of 600 will be
required At the time OF sale. when the property is
with within ten days after the ratification of the sale
Dy the circuit court Of MONTGOMERY county. Md.
sitting court OF equity resale OF the property will
he made at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur-
chaser All conveyancing and recording at the cost of
the purchaser. JAMES b. HENDERSON,
nSSts The attorney named in the mortaage.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS TOUR.
He VIII Visit the Czar-Tho Bulgarian
Question ComIaE 60 the Front.

| Suebttoh NomIhg 70 tuS Gruht,
COPYRIGHT 1890 By the Hew Fork Associated rrIL
BERLIN. June 14.-Th0 SENT official am
nouncement In the North German Gazette that
Chancellor Won Caprlvi will accompany En-
peror william on his visit to the Gar con-
| verts the meeting OF the sovereiEns from
IN exchange of imperial courtesies into
diplomatic event. Herr Won Schmernitz, the
German Ambassador to Russia. will arrive
here from st. Petersburg tomorrow In connec-
ton with the interview which has been liked
for the I'd OF August. Emperor william.
escorted by squadron, will sail from KEEL to
Cronstadt. and will remain with the Car throe
days.
Prior to the visit Signor Crispi the Italian
Premier is expected horefor conference with
Gen. Won Caprvi lie will see Count Kalnoky.
tho Austro-Hungarian Premier en- route to
Berlin. These movements have distinct re-
latlon to n renewal of the negotiations for
settlement OF tho Bulgarian question. This
time the negotiations wore initiated at
st. Potersburg The Russian Government per-
sists In refusing to recognize Prince Ferdinand
but offers TO recognize NJ. Stnmbouloir, tho
bulgarian PREMIER The Government. after
the departure of Prince Ferdinand will send q
Russian Commissioner TO sofia to offer the peo-
pie as alternative candidates Tor the throne the
Duke of Leuchtenberg, or Prince Karl. son OF
borg. having married a MonteneGrin Princess
has less chance of acceptance by the European
lowers. Prince Karl is sure OF the English
Governments support.
After tho election of n Prince the Stamhoulof
Ministry will be dissolved and replaced by
Stamboulo1-Xouko or coalition. NJ Stamboulon
Is ready to sacrifice Prince Ferdinand If his
own position be- assured as n result of the ar
rangement.
Herr krupp has boon tho guest OF Prince
Bismarck since Wednesday.
Tho hostile reports that the. Emperor is be-
coming more and more enragcd over tho rove
lntions made 10y Prince Bismarck, and that he
intends, to muZHlc the ext hancellor arc
laughed over in tho Princes circle.
Baron Won Iut2, who recently resigned the
Premiership of bavaria. Is seriously Ill.
The Berlin Post announces that he Govern
ment has increased the duties on BUurse DEAL
ing In lottery tickets and sugar.
Prince Albert OF Prussia. the Regent Of
Brunswick, has symptoms OF apopleXy. and.
notwithstanding n denials it is probable that
he will resign and that Prince Henry will be-
come Regent.
Empress Augusta Victoria Is recovering
from hcr attack OF nettlerash. She will not
accompany Emperor William on his trip TO
Norway. On tho 2jth she will 80 with her
family to Ems.
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Escaped from IL Luuntlc Asylum.

BUFFALO. June 1I.-On May 81 Edward J.
Clark of Elmra, an inmate who had been in
the hospital for tho insane about a year, and
who had so far recovered rs 10 be allowed the
liberty Of the yard and grounds on parole
made his escape. No word has been heard Of
him since. Clark WIS % years old married.
of medium height, had black hair. heavy black
moustache and beard. dark eyes, high cheek
bones. and clear complexion. and was dressed
in blue suit Of clothes. He WAS of good ap-
pearance. gentlomunly manners. and pleasing
address. lie was 50 far recovered that he was
not thought liable to attempt escape.
DR.. Mat2inRer OF the State Hospital says that
this elusion II capture battles them. Usually
i'll such cases the man is found near Buffalo or
ut his former home. That is tho reason he
alleges, whv no report OF the escape was sooner
made The police in this city and surround
ing town have heen notified. but not man has
been sighted answering Clark 5 description.
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Accused or Forging n VIII.

NEW HAVEN. June IA despatch was re-
ceived In this CITY to-day saying that In the
Probate Court In Chicago the will purporting
TO be the last testament OF the late Mrs. Louisa
C. Jerome had been declared void. and the
relatives would share the property under tho
law. The decision is OF much interest here.
from the fact that under the purported will
each OF tho three children OF John C.
Cosgrove, formerly OF this city. would receive
$4,000 Mr.. Cosgrove is n brother OF ID. w.
Cosgrovo, the Church street shoe dealer
AS tho case now stands, ]. c. Cosgrove is UNI
der suspicion, 1t having boen charged In open
court n few days ago that he had forged the
signature to tho will A young lady clerk tes-
titled that Mr.. CosRrove had purchased will
blanks from hor and that no had promised to
remember her in the Will he was to prepare.
At tho time Of Mrs. Jeromos death no will was
found and tho S}O0,OOO estate would 90 TO her
relatives under the law.
At tho hearing In the Probate Court some
damaging evidence was given by experts, who
declai ell that tho signature on the will pur-
p pornT 6e will h" was 81 Witnessed by John Cos
grove and II man named Mcillligot Severa!
Witnesses testified that they heard ,Cosgrove
December that she had lett no will. Henry t:
Tuman, nm expert In handwriting. testified
distinct prIcks at various points by which the
tho. viii wcro measured with deliberate care;
rcs IN the alleged will Tor $4,000. swore that
Just after Mrs. JCrome's doatl Cosgrove told
her no was sorry Mrs. jerome didn't live forty
eight hours longer for then she would have
made n will and remembered her In II.
domestic testified that Mrs. Jerome in her
tho room Is yours. don't know whether they
will give II to you, though. because have
made no will" COsgruve told witness that
Mrs. Jerome had intended making will. and
he had begun it. but it was not finished; be
cnnso he did not get around in time. Subse-
Quenty 10 this he told her there was n Will In
typewrting, and he WAS going to New lork
and would bring 1t TO Chicago adding: We
Will fix it up."
Cosgrove testified on his examination that
he drew he Will from memorandum furnished
him by Mrs. Jerome in her own handwriting.
In Chicago this evidence Is looked upon as
bearing pretty strong against Cusgrove.