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CELEBRATING FOKEfArHERs, DAY.
Dinners Enjoyed by Members Of New Eng
land Societies.

Dinners Enjoyed by Members of New Eng
land Societies.
The New England Society of New York cele-
DRAFTED Fore.aihers' day with q dinner in New
iors city last night Mr.. Daniel q. Rollins
presided. Mr.. Chauncey VI. Depew responded
70 the toast, The crsnkiness of the Puritans
In the course of his remarks be said: The
Puritan, who Vas ready 10 tight and wiling to
die for the privilege Of worshiping God as he
thought right, was the phenomenal crank Of
the period he wac . persmbulating can OF
moral dynamite whose explosion might hber-
ate the souls and minds Of man"
The New England Society OF Pennsylvania
dined in Philadelphia last evening Among
those who responded TO toasts were Senator
Proctor, William 7. Davis, president Of the
Plymouth society of New England; Preside AZ
Patton Of Princeton College and James T.
Brooks OF Pittsburg. An interesting feature OF
the evening Was the presentation to the society
~ Mr.. j. II Pisnten, consul general for the
Netherlands at New York, Of a gayel made Of
wood from the historic church at Delfshayen.
Holland, wherein some Of the Pilgrim Fathers
vorshipsd, and from which port they sailed for
fas-swAy America
The New England Society Of Brooklyn dined
or Moaday evening. Ex-President Cleveland
spoke On the virtues and influence Of the de-
sesndAnts Of the Pilgrims.
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Matters Of Interest to the wheelmsn OF the
District


The open weather thus far this vinter has
made bicycling in this locality as enjoyable as
in the spring and fall. and the bicyclists have
taken advantage Of every good day and even
ing. The Nomad, Columbia and Arlington
clubs have made their regular weekly runs al
most without interruption so far as the weather
was concerned The good weather lasting as i.
has has increased the trade in bic ycles and the
dealers are highly grstised with the sales.
They have been much larger than anticipated,
most Of them being FOR boys and girls, to be
given as Christmas presents
Bicycle riders are looking forward to the
coming season with interest, they anticipate
a series of enjoyable rides through the country,
o. well as riding over tine concrete payements-
The new wheels for next year will be notice
able for two improvements One Is that they
will have a longer wheel base and q longer ball
socket steering. With these improvements 1t
10 claimed that there viii be a reduction IN the
weight Of the wheels and at the same time they
will possess fully the same amount OF strength
as the heavier ones.
The meeting OF the L. A. W. last week was
an enthusiastic one and Chief Consul Dyer has
appointed the necessary committees looking to
eeurIng the annual meet of the L. n W. next
summef. The chief consul Is snre OF securing
the necessary funds for the entertainment of
the visitors in event Of their coming here.
The use OF the bicycle has become so general
that in many OF the large buildings now erected
provision is made for q room for the wheels
This is especially the case where the buildings
are to be used for Offices or stere any large
number of persons are to be employed In
most Of the departments there are rooms or
spaces set apart for bicycles and IN the pension
Office rack is arranged for fully two dozen
wheels.
The members of the Columbia Club are still
booming their project for the erection OF their
new home in Mount Pleasant. which they ex-
pect 10 have completed early in the summer.
In the meantime they are enjoying bicycle life
at the club house and on the road. and have
given several entertainments during the fall
Capt Sandoe led the Aflingtons on a pleas
ant ride up the Conduit road last Sunday and
rode over the twenty-mile course which has
been selected for n club road race Christmas
day Capt SaBdoe lowered the record by more
than FIVE minutes, and he expects to MAKE .
further reduction during the race.
Last week the NOmads rode to the Chain
bridge, and during the ride Miss Collar met
with an accident Her wheel came in contact
with the one ridden by Capt Sandoe, and seven
spokes were cut out. Upon their return TO the
city the members enjoyed an oyster supper at
AeOman's.
The run for tomorrow evening will be over
the Woodley Lane road and upon their return
the members will be entertained ut the resi-
dence OF Miss Mae Aitemps.
The last meeting OF the Cycle Euchre Club
was held at the residence Of Miss Laura
French
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PROPOSALS.

4 MICE or TAs 9kOh0hTONN Gas LI1HT
~ copp:ny. Nc; Ills Akh 81 oeorxetovn, .. C.,
q rs.sysd z. TIM olkss I'M nooN, bKcKHBxi
fwENi r.Iaarhs lsei, fos ~ q the rs ar sssds
from yen1y and ending Dscsqbsr N. lual &rs
t,Ds meka1 ue nsnst name price bsr barrel VI - xs
Al the hssrss ed asltvr thsu 70 ths eoufrscter q
s ~ "a 20 Is e rss, 49, :. ss,sss: A.
s,Hesny ''ssrss us nxhs g r,sct any q .ll -.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
Decsmber 49, 1881.
In the matter q the estate OF George w Gist late
Doc. IL.
Application for the probate Of the last Will and tsst,
mept and letters the estate Of tue
SAID deceassd BE-. h day been made by Mary s. Gist
In thi. court on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY.sEc-
O'CLOCK A; n. to. show cause why the said viii
letters tsstaeptary on the estate Of the laid
should not issue as prayed Provided. copy Of this
ordsg bs puhlished once week Tor three weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star
PREVIOUS TO the said day.
IT, ~ 81 GSais: A. B. HAeNER. Justice.
a.@ss OF wiz. fo5 b A Dit e s1sc,o,
IN TIE sUFRkat COURT OF The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
william q. GfeeY ct a v. David 0re9Y ct al No
l2b2Q Equity Doc. 81.
This being referred me to report diatrihu.
tin VI the proceeds Of real estate notcs u hsrvbY
ytven 70 all psfsons haytng claims agsinst the nasd
David Gregg now decreased. afatnss hs estste, 70
psSsent such ciais q my once In tue united States
RaCEfeiRI NENTI-fOuS iSa. Il TWHLvfl
0diz. Ii. i5.Si. SS-ss JAS @. PAYNE, Auaisoe.
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Do You; PAr CAs,r

II you buy for cash VISIT 6RAsTys DOUBLE
STORES. l5lo and l512 9TH nv. Furniture.
Carp<ts. Oslelsxh snd Window sbsAss. cAiAa. oi.s-
Lamps. Tn. Stove Ware. Nothing sold on insssh-
ment. People coming from all parts Of the city. Nons
30 away diksatssAsd- Aosey psfaDasd for snytesnr
not satisfactory. We do business rght or not n 81.
Honesty IRON principle. not policy. our motto. We
believe amy p~rsen WHO lnasspres<nis. sther m eject
tng sale OF writing sdyertisepent viii steal it
makes dnersace how ridiculous the prize name
have the goods and you them LONG ~ Ne caa
ret them. 6ft Extension rasae. s3-gs on. Cluster
leg Table. Is. Yard-vsde csrpet. In 20 xSc. "a;
good one. 50c- A sood Rockinx Chair. 81, Niilsu
Chsirs. sI.5o TO enc. cottontop Asffrs~s. e2.2s-
Real CURED Hair Mattress. si2.Jo. foe cas- bay
the sams sog lsss than elh Initial rnmbisrs. 81 .
dozen. Silver plated Msre-spoons. knivsa. forka.
&c. 56-piece Decorated Tsa 81. eAeA- unnE esta.
81. SIS TO go. In fact, We can furnish your hoese
from top bottom except stov~s- Any qusnt11 OF
Fanny Goods for pressnts Doof re>a fhn - terow
IL ssde. but make note and come -. 1donf pay
for Advertisements m1s.s.a or dsesass you have
the goods and want yesr zsas An . sd q ysse -
and -
oRAsrr chs pusbsrl.
DoURLE sTokkA
yurnlsusA csrpsss. chiaA -.
$40 ~ sth nv. sss- spao. -
Pure white ssscssd Fur Raxs. e27A -
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LrOk sALE-LAND Bi THE ACRE, IMPROVED
4 and nninprossa. ns.r Asisn<ssn. Fort Myer. be-
tween Washington ADD Alexandra; near the Potomac
river snd near eailseoa and fal,s Church. the
electric road and the Propo.ed Mt. Vernon avenue.
fres. with descrlItcp OF propssty aud price list.
dl1-2w JANIS 4 ClkMEkTs. 1sf21 81 NV
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- PIAs, LAMPS of ''wroughs ira, complete
with shade. 3. D. saEDp BRo., 432 9th st. n W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR hEAN l-I1OO01O.
FOE RENT-oPPosITE TH5 cA1iT0iE DEL
nssss ' new ''0' fi isas iSfS' -
E0R lfNf-FURNfsHID HOUSES II FASH
seasl' ''isesi 4 81 fi iexEs. ess ,4.A st.
3 49, Khod. leland .v. a w.. o.. al nh So %
II y sDsos. Z: z: ., s, n. n SS
ieMccaiioSSh st.. H.. water IN Kitchen 10 %
il 0Nsn :" sAhSE ssr N N tisSsfR DAB t.
Eok RENTmTHREE DESIRABLE GROOM COT
LAcHTsss ne fSs : :sa s
F0R kENT-A PINE HOUSE; EXCELLENT SIT
aad1s:: w.. star o osssa '
FoR RENT.l4RooM HoCsE. SIS IsT: NV:
au,rs S a pnnRbns ~ ok sna n
Eoh RtNT-.isss ST. M, THREE-sTVRY
sSsf.fa SSF,ss Il EVGg.s; 4. mod imPs $40 EM
Sous. q y u psiss oIss
4 sssa Ss%. s.; CAL
sfSiss iss%' %
LOB RLNT-FURNIsHED-WK AXE AUTH0R-
sns tSs ysf nss Ss and
remit .oS s. ss sas
ds.S si s lffiS9Efi' LIKBERMAxs. 1908 Est
FOR RENT-1339 T ST. NV. 10 ROOMS AND
a, Al mod tmps furnished. s75 unfurnished. $50
d223t MEkRILL { WHITE. Atlantic building.
EOR RENT-A LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nishsd. fashionsbly located house. ct . very re-
dGs-3t, 1871 q q.
E0k RENT-AGOOD TEN-ROOM DWELLING IL
.r o,s ;a with large yard for only s3S 50
a. PHILLIPS SON, 14l9 New York ave. d2s-3t
EoR RENT-A NEW CORNEB RESIDENCE. 3O1
cellar &35
1909 ct; n ". 20 rooms and bath $50 90
lSll 10th st. = stories and cellar brick stshle;
S1UoO DAVID D. STONE,
at 0O6 ct. q. ".
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CHIROPODIST.

A oUkE FOR ENkhx ONE
"A That snfert With bpnicus. eorus and luenovina
halls !. ). GkokGkA sQN, Specialists.
no;3s-3a RSrtoa his Psnn ave. u Y.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IHOR SALE Oh EXcHANGE-FARM OF ie4 ACRES,
With ten-room house barn stables, poultry houses
incubstor. large orchard; good water and plenty Of
IL; within thirty miles Nashinyton on line Of
rAiloAa wiliexOhanss ior city propsrsy Suburban
It' W. 8. JONES. Manassas Va.
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EOR RENT-1339 ST. NV 10 ROOMS AND
= All mod. imps: furnished. s75; unfurnished. $50
DsaE @sa'A hhss Il Hf: WHITE Atlantic building
FOR RENTIA LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FUR
as ss sss' for Tie season. B. T. =
E0k RENT-AGoOD TEN ROOM DWELLING is
GeoIxstown y c. with large yard. for only esq 50
Ts 81, New :s. s's e T.
E9R RENrTA NEW ooRNEB REsIDENcE. aOl
spruce s IT,. LIE Dros Parks sroons and bath and
1923 q; n.w. = rooms and bath; go. 30
. l''' ST. stories "a SSv ffi, s;!ss E:'.s'
For AES'-Sr I r5q 2s,... k,0s SI1
HOUSES.
5G5 4th q nwtfnsl. 1srs153 38 stnw. Or sls
x ,dp q NV dur' iir ..65 "a pr ne. Dr.. IS %
US IA M. $50 5 bSl? NV
~ ~ + ave nv idr ~ g ~ ~ :. sst
lA2i Fla NV. ST.. ri Bats court NV ills
~. y! III: = ~ :. .y:
81 g & S. ns Dr. iSds e. !, !. as
q 4 y; :; : Il s ii: j; Il: s::s;s
STORES. OFFICES. ETC
s,s's ss eli ia's e Ss "a
"a - ST. HIS "a stable rear 1O13 10th
s'ss; lid sv3 iSSi ~ Stable s'
Store and iwx 500 II
a rSs sSc,. !. only ,aS,,o. o, IL. ,,o,
S ss Is, .a sSf .s n. 8. fTSs Fl s.
F1s0. EE SS1,. ,S sSIEk ISR RENT FUR
p. d3i 'AAen ~ 0nee' aita n, t J0aSsIOS;
EoK KENT-TEHT E1NnsoNl REs ;;i IN; y 1 -
prIys 1. family? .o3 East Cap.s sdj.cent e
ana
supero a"nse ~ 2, 80 wtIout stable Apply
ds,-:Hs t;snsrsi hS,sn,
S.s.s: 5Si
anu capisoI: handsomely p.psfsd ana decorated new
two hatbs and isnndrv th0ias incaualns
dences IN the city Apply koom Is Atlantic build
ing: :: ;: S0aDAN. GENERAL Aren't: d.:.-it.
L'OR KENT-lo2 b ST. 20 Patterson ne. Or. 9H. so
SCI s35. ~ s.s 10Th st. 4r.,,... IL 30
u: I'd St p.' 81 Si:pVssS S s N.Y.
iyi1 lsth st. store Is 4oai19 ;. nv:
Foh EEST i; Union 81 s. $ Y; sIx Rooms;
f00"s' water sAa ~ per MONTH I'M Apply sor
dol-m D. a. 'ohNs 81. SoA:
Tor EENT-NEAT NEW sK1cKs.iss a. AND n . l !.
st. Ii. ". al. St1 ts',,e f. ?; " 80
9Sl-l0. Up. TRINITY Church.
EOk RENT-BY 4. o. AOLTZMAN. REAL ES-
tate aud Insurance s sT0nss 10Th and sts n W.
buiidng) per ~. 600 .31 l4th st sw, IT, rs
s 5s iS' ay Sc NV NV i i ia ne. g
i isis 2. =: :,s e s{F5 ax ns
All st, Or .. 81 AAi' NV "-'''.' j"
FURNISHED HOUSES.
18th near R. l9r . A. GOO II near Iyth n~ ,er sooa
l5th near x. iir. 49, = ] ave near BIN. iSr sSy
ass ave- nn and somss Ma ave near "a
circle: lM,; 800 9Th above =; lar.. l50
e''' 'SN'e' 1ET, A'' AeAi D. A4' % A'o
Elegant rooms in '.Sun ts,9 F,.,,...,,,s az to Is
sIaxsn nn1eprS9f atS - ,v irOm to q
s s.ssn. from $40 to sloI
STORES.
1920 Conn ave S.5l lCr.4 Conn ava - s75
STABLES.
III NV treaf) 30 lU,o Conn ave tresr). SO
SIS ~ q n TaqsE
ss.S 81 s.,S
bkAD1.ki. sz7 st. NV. d2i-:,t
,nss. ana al mod mps ie Ins III
Sn s. ssa
"a st; NV = d.l:s.
" L. W. IN perfect CHAT GaAu sSs Per HSNby
d2l.at $50 = 81. n. ".
Foaa KhNT.lSlI r: / AVE loEooM BRICK;
Room S'sas,s y building ss sa i.
1H 1,.I Est " : 51s1aEST BAY
All 80 per month. kEDFUhD W. WALKER sun.
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FOR SkLE---HOUSES.

EoR s.Lk-P ST. NEAR srK NV. VERY CON
NkDf afickIES ~, S TAI i.,s ssef s+o ae kS
T it, bile North CARTE, - new ta,-
window sT,sk tive stories aud CELLAR thtre
sts . 'i gtsf ssSid &. s issS .. g.
Eok sLk Oh ExCHAN0E FOR VACANT
grounds handsome RESIDENCE. iS,,3 Rhode Island
ave rooms bath. speaking tub-s. call belIs dress
:. BARNES & WEAVER.
Lon sALE-ts. 800
4 beautiful homes on caiiforni. st. NEAR
San ~ ana rsib,, ss . a e, only sassEs.
handsomely i~pei-A. cabinea niAntei
rsnse. Iatrote all mod. mp concerted
IL sxkS Il .s { WEAVER. essr-
EoR sALE-HovsE i3;s4 o sT NV. ENTIRELY
soop nnsd "a S.s sr.a sa .. 10
S.n.. s s sss ss.t9 Pa. soo hall cash.
&c CUTTER AGO.
d22-lw ls2s 81 ~.
= tsse. with 900 ie,t OF ground. in Tatcm Park
's S nasu's' walk fr09 afEo aksS f 90 ;s,zr.
COR sALE-HANDsoME NEW RESIDENCE 5.
4 =. corner 10Th and sta 2. y. hnely SATISFIED
s.ss z fSS 4 fGSah s st;S i;
T. l4aO 10Th q, bh 2gll to ee43 10Th Sc, b
rs! :; nv. b h. sst;" IA! 4 'f e ave.
17s st. TL. MI % il oiBnsn couis.
1!sI 81. +. 80 a no 70 s:si gSandsSS ~
81 Missouri ava. o'o s 70 asa b .S
$40 and ii % lsis o. y + o 81,
34ol q, bh. ih.. 1. 800 snd tour house on
ILL., st, b. m !. st................... IA, 900
s%s 81: h: - -! a. s s 500
nov 900 xs2s to s-sss sa. 3,
i4sl Boundary, h. m lSisf st. h. M l. ;ir i, 90
IS st. n. m NJ So. =. q, 100
1llUT st. bh 100, y, ieth and 18th. 1000
sos 9TH s.. b. m li3s 70 li5is asa s.,
ON; $50 b. Ar 5000
Ssh-SS13 sth r. b. 1i.J suth 81. h. lii,
81 and - Dsirces st. Il ps each houses IN
n ar esch...... $3.50 20lS ~. b. sr j. Ooo
lbs above is only portion If the property my
books. For iu Inst call office issued on
the lst and 10th. lde2l Taos. Il. MAGGAMAN.
beautiful 3-story brick. 10 rooms lot ooh by 12l
TO alle5 under lease AZ per month IN north west
part VI the city. Price. ss.JtO
1863 p st. n. ". 3-story and cellar; 3rOoms deep;
psered aud IN every way aperiect loins at low
price indeed.
One Of the best houses on st. n ". betweep 9th
end 10th sss- 3-story and cellar. Price, Ss,ovo.
Several houses ON Q IT. between 18Th and is,h sta.
w.. from ts.50O 10 tl2.VU0
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FOR RENT-HOUSE.

kOk kkNr-uNfuRNIsHkl.
Il The Imperial Hotel. -
p ave 6.s 18th and i2Qlf 9 q M. q. .......sts
siS ii,h .; ~, IL ana isie I :. NJ. e
larxs Aaib and ayly 1t nc. LIS. =
AZ: Ss:i :; x. W. ID y nj Il ~
ceiaaG.. road - III ~ @ s.n " mr. @
iSS ~ ID N 8 s sn n i nv N ' 3 80
sis iS:6 is1 ia % siy is.s :; No. r. Z. g
lxS q nv. l5r..... .lt8 llo6 l4th st M ...25
1Al7 Mass ave NV, lar. lSo 1874 .xRh q NO. $3.50
w ~ i s q NV 100 $40 Is, :. ne IN. 81 Is
~ liz 8 nv a III: los ~ a., lem nv.
isxs . nv 81 8: Is i.s = a ~. J:
LEI 18th g nv lI So g i4i3 :. nv. l0r
Thomas circle l6r $500 ss near lssh NV 5r sl15
Conn ave near n u nv. ncPhexson a. lr.. lo6, "a
issi i5;i : ~; "a ls ss j - 81
iss. SD 80 New Jss,.y ave s:;i ~
y y near 18th NV lor.- 18th q near III = NV
st nr 18th = nv. l2r. 80 0r.....,..,,....,lO 100
New Asmpshire ave nr Corccran 81 near 18th
Con. y: s:s; 81 nv: ais ~. NV: r. i iS
~: s::; iasl @ si,s ns.. y :.
lssS & near st. is 20 Soss ~ ,nss, r.
The slow housss Gan % examined " permit from
dl9 lsEl = II. n. "
EOR RENr-ONE OF THE MOST HANDSOME
houses in n ". section, on 10Th st. IL rooms and
mod imps electric bells SPEAKING tubes steam heat
Low rent TO good tenant Address ". y. star OHIO.
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LOR RENT 200 st. tr b and store
Il 1875 sd st. 13r. Dr. M......,...,.. $50
IN i. store and dwell gee res ave br IN M 20
ing, with stable .Ss;i "a ltes3 sra ST. Dr. Or y. 80
3lO1 1t. 1Or. br, IN i, LAD sd o. store "a so
furnished 100 LEA 10Th ST. br. 1r .5.50
jul ST. ut. BE- Sis \ 81. by. ware
N .unfurnished. s. house, 3r,,,...,,,.,2 5
3U15 y 81. 1T, br, mi, i2OH1 SD st. br lir .
without stable 60 ;j4US \ St. IN. Ir n, 4 -, :yl
BIZ st, lr. br, In l. 10. 80 ~ n ST. fr gr 10
3ll3 st. liz. br. In ~ l4 ttb II, Dr. 6r l5 80
Nst l3rr br, m % x7e to sls n. br 4rl.,. ID
LIT 3Oth st. 1r br. u ~ 1858 5ath st. ar Or -. 10
c. H. FICkLIN0,
d3-r l26A sgd st. n. W.. West Washington.
EOR RENT-RESIDENCE l4l2 10TH ST, Is
ROOMS Apply 70 J. J. sHEDD. 1o07 Il. i. ave.
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E0h RENT OR LEASE FOR ONE, TWO OR
4 three years. $40 per month; 1l23 9Th ct. 2 wa
handsome new private Residence srtsticslly planned
and hniAhed. stands alone tsrraeed grounds: 10
ROOMS; walls richly and tastefuly pspered deco
lossia handsOmely TILED: "a windows. Al looking
me views: eonservatory oath room. with hot
Cement floors; BEAUTIFUL home Tor private family
owner, Mrs. sAkA A SPENCER. Sysncsrisn Collsss
office. Stt and ID NV. orifl;5m
LOB BENT-6l2 X n. E; SIX-ROON BRICK;
mod mp nicely papered wide parking: handy 70
cars and public school so. %. hey at 6l0
- W. TUCKER BRO. lUO L st. me- oc5-l1w'
LOB RENT-l7=6 MASS. AVE n. w. IA ROOMS,
l. Furnished or not. to suit. Apply Ct above number
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Efok RENT 5e2 2n Il. q ,w,e ali. 20
Az lily Ssh. ior fuf q g 24i9 e. Y. &y....l ~
s;si. ssSis rs.r IS s.S r. .1 "a IS
.s:n =: % lss i ssaa I. :s "a. f saii1
sisi 81 Y, s % isos E si; ss d. IA Il
= ::o..s': 5 ~ is;s H.as: :. : g
TSs3 e r. IA i....-. ~ q 24ly \. 6r. l. 80
~ gl;,i "a; q. ~ ssssss rs.r 10y e.. AZ
So s. xS: !. Is 2 siSs ave- ave- 8 ,o 4
wEsr WASHINGTON
S aS 1dr. n H.. eS3 " l2l3 30th. O. 80
sss "a s "a H. m s g sis T. si., ISsis e
29o2 n. Dr. ". so so 3834-36 s. 5r G......l 10
d dS5 full LIST apply to s eSs
F9ss. 66E9s ut, -
sDnrons ssreis isSss W.s.i & .i.i,, -
Ia Mas Mas: ave sit. s Ihs Milton
iSss CO. Fierce ivS 81 ii,h as = 40.
FURNISHED.
!: n ns:r ,s ., g t1.hs oP Msph sasleS
Com s.s mean T lab s Z NEAR Tao: CIR
j.. !. Pc. cor D. S issh . n Is
lSth q near 200 18th and SITS 100
1 s ma. a..s lSs 9ss Mas Ma 5
% near SD st. 10 st nr 18th st...........15
Mass ave near 18th. .1S1. 80 I'd Sc near st..... IS
4 q near l.1h l.5 18Th n mr. Iowa Circle. IS
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sympothy OF allwho have be
come acquainted with il. He
recently attended large re-
union Of old veterans os his
county, where thesuhiect was
the themWof conversation,
The pension will, no doubt,
soon be granted, and h 9 witt
receive y sufficient sam to
smooth his way to the and Of
his lie, j
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1891-10-01
A Tough Log to splis..'

Colonel Polk is not large e.
Tough a wedge for the work
OF splitting the solid South,
which he is reported to have
undertaken on contract with
Northern Republican, third
party politicians, So long as
Democratic means
what it does mean and has
meant ever since the war;
that is, the safety ofGsociety
aud the integrity OF the goy-
,ernment, State as wellas Ma
tional-the South, which I'M
der providence. has been able
to rule it's people by intelli-
gence and sound policy, will
always be solid, in spite OF
the devices that may be in
vented ieI it's disintegration.
The most OF the good Al
lianceinAn in the South are
good Democrats, loving their
States and valuing the estab-
lishment under which they
and theiffamilies livein peace
and whatever prosperity
they MAY attain; and the
more they read and examine
public questions the more
steadfastly they adhere to
original political lines and
principles which constitute
their sheet anchor. 1t is all
right to be an Allianceman,
but it is still better to be a
staunch democrat along with
it. An Alliance Democrat or
"a Democratic AlliaDseman il
the way the name should be-
spelled everywhere. Norfolk
Landmark.
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Tleath Of Hon. Wa. L.Seott.

II . N ~
NEWPORT, Ri Sept. 90
ES- Congressman " Il Scott
is le,ld. Ills demise was very
sudden. AID occurred shortly
before midnight last night.
Ml'. Seatt had long been q
siifferer from acsltegastto-ill-
testina! eatau.hs and two
weeks ago he WAS BROUGHT
here from his home IN Erie,
Pa.
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Kentucky Miners to Release convicts.

ALouisville dispatch says:
Governor Bucbanan, OF Ten
nessee, today wired Govern
or Brown, Of Kentucky, that
he had reliable information
that Kentucky miners were
preparing to release the con!
victs in the mines at Brice-
vile, Tenn. he says the same
men have reinvaded Ten
nessee and released convicts.
He ask Gov. Brown to re-
press this lawlessness. GOV.
Brown replied that he would
do I'LL in his power to pro
vent the trouble anticipated,
.bnt called Gov. Buchanan's
satteption to the TACT that
|kentucki6ns doing unlawful
#iacts III Tennessee ire liable
to punishlnpntunder thelaws
|ofthat State.
Indeed, sehavemderst
that there was a strong pub
Flic sentiment damanding tnat
THE State should not lower
1.-THE flag to the mining ele-
ment Under hecircuustarli
ces III seems not unlikelythat
this matter may breed dig
Itmbances. Wehope, howev5
ler, that good sense andgood
)citizellship may prevent Al3.y'
EuniUrtunate results 4 }bsery
@ q 2 ~ :,y5S N " n \, * 4 "A, y MI "A "A (; u
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The adjournment of the
Tennessee legislature without
action on the convict lease
question leaves the way open
for the miners In east Tennes
see to renew their opposition
to convict labor in that re-
gion. Gov. Buchanan will
doubtless constrde thefai.ure
Of the assembly torelieyehini
from his embarrassing situa-
titn AZ an expression OF the
legislative will that hes should
use the power Of the State to
enforce the laws of the stat
ute book