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, FRAME HOUSES,
NOS. 2OS2. 20o& AND 2O56 THIRTY SECOND
STREET,
WEST WASHINGTON, D. c..
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER FIJI
TENTH. At FIVE O'CLOCK. We will offer for sale
PIRf LOT a49.
SQUARE lbs.
Fronting so feet Thirty street and running
back with that width to Frederick street. improved
BY ) frame hous,s.
Terms: One-inird cash. the balance in one and two
years. per cent secured by deed OF prop
eriy sold, or al cash. At tie option OF She purchaser
deposit OF 500 required at the sale II the
terms OF ssie are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day OF sale right reserved &c resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF the detauting purchaser
after i've days advertisement OF such resale some
newspaper published in Washington, b. C All con-
veyanclng and recording the o. the purchaser
RADCLIFFE. DARK a CO..
se7-ddds Auctoneers.
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sel0-d
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR L CO., Auctioneers.

IL
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE TwO-STORY AND
MAMSAkD kO0F BRICK HOUSE, No. 2l5
NINTH STREET SOUTHWEST, ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS, CONTAINING TEN ROOMS,
WITH ADDITIONAL AL, BACK BUILDING.
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER EIGH-
TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will otter for sale
in front OF the premises,
SUB LOTS AZ AND 40
IN SQUARE :'S}
Fronting SO Ninth street southwest and run.
ming back TO three paved alleys. making il Of the
most valuable properties il the southwest This sals
should command the attention Of parties search OF
nne residence an inv ssttuent
TITLE GOOD, COLI MbiA TITLE COMPANY.
ABSTRACT FURNISHED FREE.
Terl4s: Subject to three deeds Of trust One for
$4,000 due February ~, 1885, one for 81 Go t,ls
April 8. 1893. one Tor $1,000 due April 3. lsp4 ali
bearing per interest (a held by the partly
the balance over and above the three to paid
i'll cash. deposit o 500 required at the sale
II the OF sale not complied with in fifeen
days from the day vi sale right reserved 70 resell tie
property at tEe risk and cost Of the deaultng uur
chaser after five days advertisement Of such resale in
solue newspaper published in Washington, D. G. All
coIyeyancing and recording at the cost purchaser
RADCLIFFE, DARE CO,
se1O-d&ds Auctoneers.
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ThREE TINE BUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH
SnnnEkT BLTHEES P AND 2 STREETS
NOEIHWEST. SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS
. AND b Filling HOUSES.
On II ESDAl AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER FIJI
TENTH, 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell, in
front OF the promises,
LOTS lsO, Iol AND 1S2. SQUARE 445
Each fos having front of IS feet inches on 9Th
street and depth Of about 1Oieet.
DIS property Is near Northern Market and in rap
idly improving section of eth west and offers
Splendid opportunity for investors.
Terms: One nrd cash. balance in one and two
years notes 70 bear FER cont interest. pay able semi
annually anu to oe secured by deed prop
eIty sold, or ali cash, III option OF purchaser pur
,nasers depos: SOY on each lot q. time OF sale
Conseyantius, &c-. at purchasers Terms be
col0plled with ~ ten days ote.w rixt reserved
resell at rsS and cost OF defaultnc purchaser alter
nSe days advertisements Of sucn resale
paper published in WASHINGTON, u. q.
seDd&ds DUNGANSON BROS. Auc,ioneers
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TRGSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS, M
PROVE By FOUR TNoSTohY AND BACK
BlILDING BRICK DWELLINGS,, BEING on
THE NORTH 81 DE OF U STREET BETWEEN
FIRST AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of rust: duly recorded In Liber
No Has 1910 AS ct seq, OF the land records Of tue
District of CouluDia and at the request of the party
thereby secured, will sell at public auction front
of the premises. on SAT- RDAI. SEPT EMBER Nj Ne
IEESfH. 1891 at HAIF-pAST FIVE O'CLOCK r,
NJ. lots 16. - and 80. in Samuel E. Allen. jr.'s
subdivision OF original lot numbered 10 snd part Of
meDfs.
Terms: One third cash. of which deposit of $500
will De required at time of sale and the balance
three equal tnsslnents, in SIX, twelve and eighteen
months Tor which notes Of purchaser and bearing
teres from day OF sale and secured by deed
on property sod Will be taken. all cash, at option
Of purchaser. Terms to he coupled with in fifteen
days from sale or property will he resod at risk and
cost OF tsfaQlting purchaser. All eonyeyapcing and
recording at purchasers cost.
Jso " 4 p MYiAfqiSSaAMAN., Trustees.
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 The special value of Tue EVENING srAR
TO advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown
away after once being read, but passes through
bslfa dozen pairs of hands ct least before
being tossed aside. T..is IS the aio1atage ure-
ssrsted by FINALLY newspaper.
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Comfortable state roeins. excellent table, lu1urou.
SALOON apl Continents. frces: LIST cabln q. and no
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucronserk

TRUSTEES SALE OF AFINE RESIDENCE No SOS
STREET NORTHEAST, LOT No. SO. SQUAEE
9ln. IMpRONED BY TNo-sTOkY BRICK
DWELLING.
By virtue deed of trust, duly recorded in Iiber
1916 olo .o3 seq, of the land records the Dis
trIct Of Columbia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby We will SELL at pubic auction,
IN front OF the premises, MONDAY, SEPTEABEi:
TWENTG-tIRSl lht,l. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLoCkP NJ. lot 81 IN Della ChaEpel's subdivision
OF certain .ots square 9l0 recorded in tie
office ot the surveyor ior the District Of Columbia
book ID, tolio Ia.
Terms: One-t.-ird cash. Of which 5000 must be paid
at the time OF sale balance III two equal instsnenis
IN one ami TWO years for which notes the
Tearing interest from day of and secured Dy deed
OF trust on tie property Sold will be taken. all
cash, ~ the option of purchaser. All conyeyancinx
and recording 1T purchasers cost. Ii terns are not
complied with within ten days from day OF sale the
property will he sold at risk and OF defautiny
purchaser alter hye days public advertiser ent.
HLNkI NJ. BAKER, I -,
THOMAS II. CALLAN,S Atus'ees.
DUNCANSON Bios. Auctioneers se5-dSds
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Gustave Bergher and his wife Of Topeka,
Kan, quArrsled over rent money on Tuesday
snd Bergher sho. his wife and killed her and
then blew out his brains. The couple had been
divorced, but had remarked. Eergher was .
German count
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VII n. HtAf-SNLf, ffU-tee,
- AIS 18th Fl. NV.
iSS LOUISIANA ava
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Eon NoktoLk AAD OLD fUINI LAM
trip e. o. Steamer leaves wharf, terminus of
cable cars. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SAT- kDAl AL
SUNDAY. D pm. Lighted with eectrclty and re-
FURNISHED throughout. Through tickets to Boston,
$50 Teleplone call. 1850, Z. 4 v. oftces-5l3 ANA
142i and b. q u. 6i9 and i-oI teuna. ave.
yl0 ALFRED WOOD. GTA
STEAMER 7. V. ARROwsMITH, IRON 7TH
~ 81. wharf.-On Monday and Wednesday, at 4 T. m
Tor Colonial Beach. Cotons. Nomlni Creek sInith's
Cree. Coan and ocolnieo kyers Eeiurnn-. land az
intcriIedtate landings Arrive At ashlngton Mednos
day ana Friday mornings
on Saturdays. AZ , ~ In. for Colonial Beach, Col
tons, Coan and hQcomico. Returning land a, Coz
ton s and Colonial Beach Arrive al Washington sun
iyo3m CIV RIDLEY. GenT Manager
LoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE. yIR-
\ snis Beach. Richmond and all points south take
the new Mammoth Iron Palace steamers WASHING
ION aud NORFOLK, ddttp from foot of 18th St at Z D.
N Tickets On safe at b. and v. oices olY and 1851
EenhsyNshla ave. And on steamers. ieI2-S3n
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA sTEAMBOAr
"a COMPANY. Sue. Capt. W. q. Geoshegsn,
landings Steamer John Il. 1ygert, Capt. sohu A
hetchan. ieaNes every Monday and THURSDAY ara
IN Tor river !andinSs thursdays trip Will be ex
tended 10 Baltimore. Ar freight must IL. prspsld
nineS-tjIn
SIEAMEk "WAkEFfELD'
~ Leaves .th-st sEarf on MONDAYS THURSDAYS
snu oAi IEDAfS al - SeturulLS ftESDAl.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings.
tor Nonllnl Greek. Va. and 81. Clements Bay, Nd.
touching AT intsrnaediate landings.
Passenger Recommendations nrst-class-
=. W. RIDLEY.
Ye General Manager
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- ATCI.fFFE. DARR CO.. Aucnoneer..

u ATcI1FFE. DARR CO.. Aucnoneers.
cHAScERY SALE BY AUCTION OF IMPROVED
NAN AvENIE BETwFEN whILACH ANp
VEST Of sfSENrH srkIfit:ff I hXSffEEN6fiDAN NN
B. virtue OF decree of tie supreme Court OF the
i'T'ct 81 Co!anba nasred on the 18th Gay O July,
wherein TRzsel ". Robinson Is Complainant sni
Poly Robinson ct al. de:spdsn;s the undersgnei
e the pEemis;;; % TIT Esbhl. skyE iS
DAt OF sEPTEMBEk. A. u. 1891. at FIVE
all the PARTIES to the above cause m ana TO tie
real estate described IN the bill OF compIG mi
block naSerea =. .@y.5 naser1e sixteen iS S ~
Browns r-oorded subdivision OF Mount Pleasant and
Peasant aims ioSether win al the improvements
appurienanCes belonging tEereunio IN any APP
Pertaining
third Of the purchase money &c be raid in cash the
resiaus IN two equal nsanents al one and i've wears
IRON the day OF sac for which the notes ~ the pur
Chaser bearing interest from day Ok sale AZ the
rGe u SIX " csRtuEl Ter aEGaa secured IN deed
OF trust upon the property sold will lie -aGen or at
the eeStlon Of the purchases the Whole IIAy e PAL IN
cash. Terms of to be COMPLIED with in lbdays from
the DAY OF sale. Otherwise the
70 resell th. rrope:tyai tine rsk aud OF tue de-
time % sale. Al conveyancing recording, &c al tie
wM. A. MCKINNEY. Trustee.
ARTHUR A. BIRsEY.o i iiRss nv
3SS Louisiana ave.
NOTICE.
BY authority OF the above mentioned decree all
Creditors OF the nrm of Burnett IS. Robinson and
Tazweil W. Robinson and OF Burnett W. RoEinsop,
deceased. are hereby notified to ME their said clainls
Supreme Court OF The District Of Columbia w,tLln
thirty lJO) days from the date Of the aSoye sale.
WM. A. MckENNEY, trustee.
ARTHUR A BIRNEI. trustee.
seo-eo6t ASS La ave
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW TwO-sTOR'
IMPROVEMENTS, on TWELFTH STREE;

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW TWO-STOgY
SIMEON BRICK H0U.Ks. WITH MODERN
IMfR0NEMENIS, On TWELFTH STREET
by virtue OF deed OF trus; duly recorded Libcr
No. loE} fo!lo Isl. ct seq one Of The land records
for the District OF counba ana at the of the
party secured thereby. Will Sell az pubic auction
in 'front.' OF the Premises MONDAY, IWIN rY-
1IESf DAi OF SL.IkMB,k. A. D.. 1891, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK 1. NJ. the following described real
estate situate i'll the city OF Washington District OF
Columbia. to wit All those certain pieces parcels Of
land and premises known as and being parts lots
beTee seventy ts.>l. sefeRtysx tsU), seventy
seven tIO Rd one hundred and twenty u20). in Hor-
ace ). Orl0 subdivision Uf ali OF square numbered
nine hundred and eighty teSl) the same sub
division is of record in he Office OF the surveyor
OF the District OF Columbia. lber Is. folio o. to-
geth-r with all the improvements, &c.
Terms: 0nc-thrd cash, the baiance in and two
years rer cent per annui. payable semi-annually,
secured By deed OF trust upon the premises Sold al
cash at the olton OF tie purchaser. A deposit Of
$40 on each house required at the time Of sale. If
the terms OF sale are not complied with in fifteen
from the day OF tae the trustees right
resell the property at ee ris aud cost Of the
ing purchaser after ve days advertisement of such
resaie in some newspaper published in WASHINGTON
D. c. All conveyancing and recording the cost OF
the purchaser.
i iuafu s T. Af khaSsDoIpH yn. ) Trustees.
RADCLIFFE, DARk l. co Aucts se7-dkds
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(yHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
" In COUNTY OF WASHINGTON MAR THE
TURNrIhE Road FROM WASHINGTON 10
BLADEASBU re AND AEoUT OF MILE
FROM BOUNDARY STREET.
BY virtuc OF two deeds of trust from William J.
Hickey sud wife the one dated the 10Th day Of Octo
Q. the Land kssorIs Q: the District Of Columbia,
No. 3d. ioo 3S4. Of SAID Land Records and of q de-
OF the supreme Court Of said District dated the
22d day of May. 1881, passed in Equity, cause No.
l3l05. will offer for sale q public altion on the
premises, TUESDAY, TIE FIFTEENTH DAY
or ss1TkMBER 1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. n,
all that parcel land in said county OF Washington
known described lot No. I) Of the division
OF the treenvais tract. containing "a acres, foods
and 10 ps:chss q land and BEING the same which
recorded in Lilsr No. go, to,S $40 ct seq. Of the
uated on the Hickey road and il improved by large
brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money to
twelve months from day Of sale; Tor the deferred
payments the purchaser notes TO BE- given, BEARING
interest II cent the day Of sale and secured
by deed OF trust the premises o. al cash 81 the
option Of the purchaser; $50 Be paid q deposis
KIcaARD I. MoRsEIL, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 sox. xucsionssrs .''
su31 -dkds
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CHIROPODISTS.

TENDER FEET INSTANTLY RELIEVED AM
L curs guaranteed best references.
DIR J. ]. GEORGES SON.
farlora. ITO Pa ave. Q. " Speciality -Rsmoval
5ylot3m
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FOR sEAsICKNEss
Use uorsford'. Acid Pho.pha,.

Dr.. W, w. Biackman, BROOKLYN, n Y. saJs: .sI
am very much pleased with It In sessickness. Sew.
erai cases have been brought to my attention
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TOMORROW.
I AfiNER 4 SLOAN, AuctIonsers
~ e4O9 st.. near q. 8. Treasury.
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AUCTION.
EMBRACING IN PART

Handsome Parlor Furniture. Psrlor Tables.
several Fine Mirrors. E.egant Rockers. Hand:
Some ChInUniers. superior Folding Bedsteads tof
latest Styles. lngravings. superb Hall stands Solid
OAK SIdaDotrds, solid Oak Extension Tables. Walnut.
Oak ami Maple Chamber suites, Fine New Hair Mat
tresses. New Husk and Lair Mattresses. nne line of
Carpets toeutcr with many other liable articles in
the houseks eping line.
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ELEV-
ENTH, 1891, commencing at HALF-PAST Ten
O'CLOCK, within our auciIon rooms. l4OB q street
hold effects.
NB-Parties furnishing should not fail to give this
sale their special attention. No postponement
count OF rain.
se9-2t LATTMER SLOAN, Auctoneers.
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ADJOURNMENT Of TIE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN
CoSTENTIoS-TBE PLATFORM ENDORSES THE AD-
AINIsTEATIoS, THE NEW TARIFF, RECIPROCITY
AND LIMITED SILVER CoINAGE--ESTHUsIAsT1c
SCENES.
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u ATCLiFFE. DARR / CO.. Auctionesrs.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTGRY SALE OF ANOTHER
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF l. ., 3, 4. ) AND
LIGHT ChANDELILRS. HALL LIGHTS.
BRACKETS, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MOANING, SEPTEMBER SIX
TENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell within our
sales rooms, go Pennsylvania large con-
sisnluent OF New Chandeliers. Hall Lights, Brackets.
&c.
These goods all and in perfect order and
should command the attention Of builders and others
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO..
salO-d Auctioneers.
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Must Arrive with the Owner

In sustaining an objection by the naval Of
Acer at New York, who refused TO assent to the
granting Of . permit by the collector for the
free entry Of . silver bracelet en- the groaad
that the article did not arrive with OF i'm
mediately After the owner, Acting Secretary
Spaulding says that the Treasury Department
holds that to obtain free entry for personal eff
fects under the present law they must accom-
p&ny the owner on his arrival in :his country,
must arrive at about the same time uud er cir
cumstances which show that their failure to
accompany Or &c arrive simultaneously With
the passenger WAS due to causes beyond his
control The silver bracelet herein referred e
would, therefore, the acting secretary says, be
dutiable unless reasons should be presentable
10 account for its non-arrivd with the owner
which should demonstrate ar original intention
on the lst.er's part to have it accompany him.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BOWLING & SON. Auctionesrs.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctionesra
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET BE-
TWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTHSTREETS
SOUTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On TIL RspAI. SEPTEMBER TENTH, 1891. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. front Of the prem
part % lot - square 80, fronting j6 feet inches
The north side OF street by depth Of 100 feet
proved by frame stable.
Terms: One third cash. balance In one and two years.
with interest secured by deed of trust the property
or al cash. n, the option OF the purchaser deposit
OF 800 required at time of sale.
THOMAS BOWLING son.
se2-oSds kuctioneers
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BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
PEREMPTORY SALE or HORSES. CARRIAGES.
WAGONS. HARNESS. &c, &c.
Will be sold at the Bazaar. $40 La. ave. SATUR-
DAY MOkNINU, SEP1EMBER TWELFTH. Al
Ten O'CLOCK. 70 head OF horse, and mules.
some large draft horses and some good drivers and
several mules.
new milk wagon. new buggies, new Dayton
wagon and 10 second hand carriages. wagons. phse-
tons, pu.<les. harness, &C, &c. -
). BENSINGER.
selO-2t iuctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
'THoMAs BOWLING d SON. Auctionesr..

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE no ai7
siAIEENTH STREET Al AUCTION, CON
SisrlNG or Two kERH HANDSOME PARfOR
SUITES. HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED
SEPARATE PIECES. RECEPTION AND CON
NEksATloN ChAlEs, HANDSOME WALNUT
BOOK CASE, HANpsoNE WALNUT MAIB r
TOP CENTER TABLES, MALNUI HAT RACK
len hANDSoME WALNUT AND ASH BED
hSog SUITES. QNf HANDSOME DAN MIR
KoH Front EoLDING BID, oNE WALNUT
kOLD.SG BED, DOUBLE AND SINGLE NAL
EbI AND OAk ASpROBEs. SINGLE AND
pOH BILE WALNUT BkDsTkADs ONE HAND
soMf ANTIQUE MAHOGANY TABLE OAK
NJ WALNl NTkNSloN TABLES. OFFICE
pEShs. OFFICE AND LIBRARY TABLES A
NIMbkR OF HAIR MAIIkEssl.S, FEAIHfk
oS2lkES AND PILLOWS, WALNUT VI. T.
MASH STANDS AND Bureaus. W W
SrklSoS G 5. AND WiCkER RoCKEts
hhAASSTPSW2SNnnn oA NH~I LlEArhEa-cONLkLp AND
IAAkts .9liESfIoN OF HANpsoME nc
skIs OK r pbEic Or ,, AND NCMBER -
NEW BRUSSELS AND iSGnkiN cSRfffls,.
AND oTHERkTGs. sIoTEs' CR6SkrRY AZ AZ q y
GLASS WARE, COOKING TTFNsiI 5
KITCHEN TABLES AND CHAIRS. AWNINGS,
On TT EsDAY, sEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. lsal.
CONN enoing at TEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ. al residence No
sls sixteenth st.. between aud X n w. oppos,Ie
hots Arno. We viii seii the above effects.
Terms cgsh.
All goods to be removed on day OF sale.
THOMAS DOWNING h SON.
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FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucticneers
ONE PAIR FINE BAY HORSES, FIFTEEN HANDS
HIGH, SUITABLE FOR COUPE, on SATUR-
DAY, SEPTEMBER TWELFTH, Al IMEl.NE
O'CLOCK, AT Our AUCTION Rooms, nm
SILEANlA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
selO-ot Auctioneers.
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NEXT YEARS TEAM.

Manager shannon Already Has . Nucleus
for Club for '92.
GANEs OF TIE LEAGUE.
AT Boston lhrst gRmo)-Boston. IA; Cleve-
land. TO- Second game-Boston, 10; Cleve-
land. g.
At Brooklyn-Brocklyn, 2; Chicago. T.
At New York-New York, z; Cincinnati, 8.
At Philadelphia-Phii Philadelphia. 5; Pittsbarg,
WHAT TIE CLUBS HAVE DONE
American ASSOCIATION
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Prssidsas Fitzgerald Not Dangerously III.

Rrestdsnt Fitzgerald Not Dangerously HI.
The sensational dispatches sent out from
Lincoln, Neb., to the effect that President Fitz-
gerald Of the Irish National League is danger
olsIy i'll are false. Although Mr.. Fitzgerald
has been quite i'll, there has not at any time
been Cause for alarm His sister, Mrs James
Nckeutse, yesterday said to q reporter that
the patient was doing nicely and ON the road to
. spoody recovery.
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these conditions and SO far was in their
power rendered them inoperative.
LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Is. Issue has been joined by republican legis-
latures and the democratic governor on the
limitation and restriction Of the liquor traffic,
and we reiterate our declaration for compre-
hensive and efficient legislation for giving local
option by counties. towns ana cities and re-
strictiOn by taxation in such localities as do not
by option exclude the traffic.
I6. That there is this year no state tax for
general purposes" and q consequent reduc-
ton Of the tax levy which fxes the lowest rate
Of state tax in thirty-six years is the result of
wiss and far-seeinS republican Leg Station IN
der which already direct taxation has been
iessened mcre than $40. 000, 900, directly benc-
fitting real estate and personal property, and
at the same time establishing the stale aud
municipal credit mt the highest level. This
work OF equalizing and relieving the burdens
OF taxation should be continued to completion
on the same lines.
II. The refusal of the democratic assembly ia
allow investigation of the state canals and tine
large expenditures annually made thereon was
confession of the jobbery and dishonesty in the
democratic perversion of the public property
TO base partisan uses. Tho effort Of the repub-
economy on the public works, thwarted by
democratic opposition, IL heartily commended.
Is. Tho denial by 3 democratic speaker Of
the legislature Ut the right OF petition IN the
instance of the memorial Of clergymen Of all
denominations aud many other citizens was u
eagraut aud incxcusable violation OF the righta
Of the people and has our reprobation-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-10

The New York republican convention reas-
scmbled yesterday afternoon at 4:20. On ac-
count of the small entrance TO the building
delegates could not reach the hail before that
hour. As soon order was restored Chair
man Hustled submitted the report on perma-
neni organization. which was adopted uDani-
mousiy. The chairman appointed Senator
OColnor of Broome and Gen. Buttertield OF
Putnam TO escort Hon. James N. Varnum, the
permanent chairman, to the chair. The trio
assembled the stage amid great applause.
Sir. Narnum, in accepting the honor be-
slowed upon him, addressed the convention at
length.