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ALEXANDRIA.
DIED AT THE TrIIFR

DIED Al THE IfLLER-
Capt Robert Smith Of this city fell dead
while steering his bugeye, carrying . load Of
oysters up the river, yesterday afternoon. The
vessel was crossing the mouth of Quautico
creek, when he put his hand TO bis heart called
the other man of the boat aft and fell on the
deck OF the boat beside the tiller and died there
In a few minutes. Capt smith was a native of
this city and long resided at the corner of Lee
and Queen streets. He has been waterman
from his youth and is well known ON the Po-
tomac; His remains have been brought to his
home here.
WAITING FOR EDUCATION.
All the public schools are full and there are
nearly fifty children applying for admission
who cannot be admitted for want of room.
There are applications ON file sufficient 10 es-
tablish a new school, but the appropriations for
the schools are not sufficient TO pay an add
tional teacher. 10 that the children will wait
until seats become vacant IN the present schools
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court, Judge Norton, opened
its October term this morning with grand and
petit juries, and the grand jury was sent out Of
court to consider the cases that shall be laid
before its members. The preparations for the
trial next Thursday Of Phillips for the murder
Of Geo. s. Smith are in progress.
CHURCH SERVICES.
lutft were uunDtr OF ministers iron
abroad in the pulpits here yesterday. Rev. j.
b. Morton preached at the second Presbyte-
rian Church, Rev. DR. Carl Cranston Of Boston
and Rev. Foster Crozier OF England occupied
the pulpit of the NJ. L. Church south. Rev DIR.
Brook and Rev. +. Dorrical of the M. T. ecu
menical council preached at Trinity NJ. f
Church and Rev. j. Cleveland Hall Of Fairfax
preached at Grace L. L. Church.
NOTES.
". H. Breen 4 Co. Of this city have the con-
tract for repairing the bridge near the theo-
logical seminary in fairfa, county.
Ghosts appear now nightly at ST. Asaph
Junction and walk along the railroad track.
The trains pass over them with ease without
being thrown from the track; nor do the
ghosts seem to be hurt All Of them face
Washington and seem to be trying to got away
from Alexandra.
Miss bessie Foley Of this city has been APP
pointed teacher Of the public school ut BAlfs
Cross Roads.
The observance OF the Day Of Atonemens
closes many Of the stores here today.
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Mr.. William NJ. Robertson, well-known
local newspaper writer, died yesterday morn
ing at his home, 947 Massachusetts avenue
after lingering illness. Mr.. Robertson was
man Of genial disposition. He had decided
literary tastes and his information was varied
and covered wide range in the fields Of litera-
ture. He early showed decided aptitude for
newspaper work, and with the exception Of
short intervals when he was in the employ Of
the government, he devoted his entire life to
the calling Of journalism. He was connected
with the Post, the Republican, the Sunday Go
zeste and other local newspapers, and his work
was always characterized by = literary fnish.
He was the author Of several works In prose
aud poetry, and wrote q number Of clever arti-
cles which attracted good deal Of attention.
The arrangements for the funeral win Be an
nounced-
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief Justice Bin0.
ham and Judges Goa and James
Today-Chesley agt Riley; opinion by Judge
James affirming judgment Lyon q Co. agt
Riley; do. spalding agt Dickinson; On
hearing.
EQUrrY CouRT-yudge Coz.
Todsy-Baxter agt Baxter; testimony ordered
taken by c. Ingle. executor.
CIRCUIT CoUBT-ytdoe Hdgner.
Today-Central National Bank agt LittlepaGs,
ct al Judgment by default Fox sgt. Wood;
motion for continuance overruled- Matthews
agt. Hawley; submitted 10 court Skinner sgS
Ketch; on trial
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About 7,45 o'clock Saturday night in an -
fray at the corner OF 18th and e streets. Uisy
c. Brown was struck on the head with bsss
bottle by Samuel Palmer and be was ssrsoasiy
injured. He Was removed 70 his hons, No. Q
MAYORS alley, between Z, n, 9Th and -
streets, in the third precinct patrol wagon
Albert Brooks also on Saturday night struck
Henry Matthews on the head with beer bottls
at LIST and d streets northeast, inhicting -
rious wound ON his right tsupls. He was
attended by DR.. Frederick, Who had him -
moved 70 his home In Loves bottom. Brooke
was arrested BY ssrgt Mulhal and O0osso
Robsy and 0arroway end turned over - -
ninth pescinct ozhcsss
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The report Of Gwynne Harris, inspector II
marine products. for last weak shows the a.
rivals st the river front Of the following: s.si7
punches Of Ash, - carp. drumAsh, is,eoe
CLAIMS. 100 crabs and I, 600 bushels Of oysSsrs.
he condemnst,ons we're IS bunehss of hsh,
Loo CLAIMS and 100 crabs.
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GET The Best.
The CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTZ D BRO.
lg7 Penn. ave- ADJOINING National Hotsl
Trunks and Satchels Of best make At low prices
spa
GET TIE Best.
Work of the Pound m aster.

Poundmaster Einstein impounded forty-nine
animals last week. Included in that number
were forty-one dogs, two horses and six cows.
There were nine animals redeemed, thirty
eight killed and fifteen left in the pound.
The fees, which were turned over to the Com
missioners, amounted 10 SIS.
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Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER sTYLEs
YOUMANS'
CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS.
WILCOX CO.. BOSTON, CELEBRATED SELF
CONFORMING HATS
COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS, FOR MEN AND
BOYS,
Atsl.50 81. e.. 30. s3. o. and 81
DRESS SILK HATS. s5. GO and ss
FULL LINE SOFT HATS
At el. sl.5O. e.. $50, g. $3.50, a. o.. so. o.
and s6.
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS
HATS FOR CoACHMEN.
CENTS WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES,
CANES. UMBRELLAS and Riding CROPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
se3-tr NV. cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 18th ct.
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MANICURE.
How To Blow A HORN.

1t depends upon what kind OF horn you want to
blow and also upon whose horn 1t is. l don't know
much about other peoples horns have about all
can do to blow my own horn. blow bold and loud
and long. II you will listen to my blowing and follow
me up will blow money into your pocket. Here is
what am blowing about now:
Six-foot Extension Table. ant oak e. SO: Six-foot
Pillow Leg Table. fine finish. 60; Ladies' Rocking
Chair. carpet seat. Csc. Foreground Hair Mattress
Sa 80; Parlor Suites plush hair CLOTH S.,5; Fine
Rug Suites. ESQ., Very Large Rug Suites heavy fringe
n beauty, $50 blow about 10 to lc q yard of car
pets. Yardwide Carpets. I2,. 20 % 81. As &c. &c
Atwood Carpets, 6S to Zoe; Brussels Carpets,
80. 20. 85c.. &c. 1 blow about Lounges: az as
Plush or Carpet Lounges. 80: Bed Lounges 90 to
go can show you 1000 Rugs, Mats and Art
Squares can blow more bargains into GLASS; China
Lamps. &C., than you you find anywhere else Fur
Rugs black, white or gray. e.. %, no smeu; Solid
Oak sdeboard. drawers. -5O Oak Suites & IL 80;
Handsome Suits. s5. $50. S5. $40 $50 to 300; moth
ing In town to match them. Let impress upon You
that we don't want any jnstsllment trades we don't
have such prices; We claim be the only house in
Washington where you furnish house complete,
embracing China. Glass. Kitchen Ware Furniture
Carpets. &c. Don't doubt till You try
/, GRAsTY. THE PusHER
DOUBLE STORES
TERMS CASH
.e8 l51O-l2 9Th Ct. NV. bet. P snd Q.
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SHOOTING srARA

Managing Editor: DO YOU think that new
man hes had any experience in . newsp~pss
Office?
City Editor: Yes. indeed.
what makes Won think SOP"
The first thing he did when gave him q desk
was TO hide the ink and lock his pen up
corn is convincing proof that Mature b
capable Of small mean things.
One OF the funny things 20 be seen in . news-
paper Is the hair -restorer advertisement along
side OF the announcement for preparation 10
remove hair effectively and without injury.
The song bird has fed
From its sylvan retreat
And the last tramp has sped
From the long rustic scat
The man comes each day
With big chunk of ice
That Is nov in the WAY:
Once it might have seemed nice
But the signs OF the times
Which, with cause, all revile
Are the roast turkey rhymes
Dressed with chestnuts fn style.
IL takes soar throat TO set up 70 high &c"
IL seems something like retribution when .
woman gets employment in a telephone ONCE
and has 80 say Hello AZ often NJ ,he did
goodbye" when she was taking leave VI
feminine acquaintance
Patent medicine men who expose uncomfort-
aoie-iooking pictures in their advertisements
should recol.ect that there are circumstances
under which the public is not laundering for
inside facts.
Mama, said the little one. what does oou-
sin 1yl. dog'
HE is minister" was the reply
Il know, mama; but what does he do on week
days."
Ana the little ones mother has given up the
idea OF making the matter really clear.
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,fOR SALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order to encourage improvements on our new
sabdlSislons We now Offer ACREAGE TRACTS, CON
tanning SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, at Low
RATES and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
This property is too we'll known to require much
CONNIE ndatlon from us. situated II il along aid
OVERLOOKING the Potomac river. and commanding an
excellent view OF the picturesque country surround
ing II.
No better Investmen. can be made in about the
DISTRICT home or Tor sure and speedy profits.
Upon the completion OF the railroads being
sttucted through this section II will he POSSIBLE
reach the center Of the city OF Washington any
part OF this property by q ten minutes a
beautiful and p cIuresque country.
Special inducements 10 parties building this fall
stone Tor purposes furnished from company
quarry FREE OF CHARGE.
For plats. pamphlets aud full particulars apply at
company Ofhce,
ap-I-om -i4l5 81. NV. Washington, d. C.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


For sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. SEVEN
acres beautiful trees and View of city of Washing
tom : miles out on Thursday, October d. 1891, at
a O'Clock PM; terms easy PARTIES taken to view
prCItrty free OF ci"rse; send tor list and map of
suburban property. free.
o. 12-@ JAMES Z. CLEMENTS, 1921 st. NV.
LoR SALE-AT TAkOMA PARK
lrot N mousse Stables, large grounds: fine grove;
fruit VIII exchange for smaller house in city.
. lots neGr nvW hotel now being constructed by the
springs 'oIanv lots near Station Scents per foot
one IuJ . cents per foot.
ocIo-3t' go 81 NV
LOK SAl E-30 ACRES WITHIN SIGHT OF
asnIH- ion. suitable Tor a country seat view not
sur asset hy ANY thing the ''HUisOn." SAMUEL
BEAl.'. LAR, 80 ST. Paul st. Baltimore, Nd.
OCii-:t'
IftR EtNl-Al 500, OR SAIE Al LESS THAN
L Naue or eNrlan-e. new suburban S-rooIu frame
acre Garden and 1rlIit hiE ground cheap reach
horse cars. Call after y, 2U1 4 st. ocy-:}t
L'Ok SALE-COT1 AGE IN BAILSION VA. 20
miles from city: lot Onequarter 30 feet
on two streets; : coo; Il lots adjoining $500
se'-.p- I'm Il. A.fHIiIipS * son, l4l9 y \. ave.
L'OR sALE-AT WOODSIDE. NEW SIX-RQOM
cott9Ee, with range, IiOt and cod water. bath. la
trope Stable or iwo Eoraes cellar and shade Price.
with two lots. $500.
Also. new se,'n-room cottage. with bath, range.
Iatro.e, cellar ana shade. ! trn.s TO suit.
NHI-:tn l.. L. LEIGHTON. AZ. Ia. ave. NV
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HATS AND FuRs.

HATS AND FuRs.
Another supply Of DUNLAP'S NEW YORK DERBY
HATS just Received. Those desiring low crowns can
now get them.
Large stock Of Boys and Children's Hats and Caps
Our Fur Department is heavily stocked with all de-
sirabe goods New shapes in Capes and Wraps.
AL goods sold as low any house in America
WILLETT RUoFF.
Aatters ana Furriers,
su293m s0o PennsyIvanis ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR SALE
l. NORTHEAST
2lS- lAY and I21Q X

Oh SALE-
L NORTHEAST.
:nd $se Q 20 ,asi 80. tt 8 1 sssh 's 200
store e axens lof GOO ii Hdps st. ave. h. E.
% s; h; 700 i3o$t 4th s. +. r.: 50
18 T1 4th 81 h. 81 2. 500 $40 to $40 Md
= 81 s. and s. T; and iiIs 9Th :
to ais St, b h n and one
81. to S'1 I'd st. b h. Ne cor. 9TH and b sts ~
~ lin St. h. Ar 900 4d and 4es ST:
- soUTHLAsT ''' 4di and 400 S Cap ST. ooo
H. Is and ir r s4a and ea ga st,
and s 9Th St "a an aGf? COS il isl St. str and dvs
a1g to @ E iG IS and 900 IS St
aye ave 9Th a and i RS ss s' H.
g. a each s' s 5000 Alley; and 9Th 100
8 81 f. D4 sS s9d st. ba a al 800
As and 81 l. 9aa ResE Of Isl II s Sc
:5o lOth st, b. or. 800 A. .6OO
313 10th ST. h. :'r. ], 800
'Rfss III GfGs 2. Oh ss
the list snd 18th. loc6l THOs. E WAGGAMAN.
r ONLY THREE OF THE NEW
Basement houses left contain rooms and bath press
brick fronts WITH stone steps and trimmings Price
FOUR NEW DESIRABLE FRAMES.
Containing q rooms. with hall heated by iatrobes
good yard and alley in rear Prices, 81 100 and 50
200. Now is the time to take your choice. Terms to
suit
For full particular call upon
McLACHLEN h BATCHELDER,
oc3 Corner 10th and G n.
EoR sALE-A DESIRABLE PROPERTY; OWNER
wishing to leave the city. will offer the cor
ner of Eth and New York n W., fronting Il
feet inches on New York ave and 81 feet on 18th
ST. dwelling containing 10 rooms. renting Sti per
month We have the adjoining property for sale
fronting Is fee; inches New York ave will sell
together or separately. CAYWOOD GARRETT,
oc2-lUt' 18th and n Y ave- n w
EOR SAL. EXCELLENT ORDER, TWO
story and basement brick all latest proyemen
sanitary plumbing. papeTed throughout. 60 L St
II: W Also fronting Oh Florida ave. Owner, ERCK
81 Market space. oc2 -l5t
EOR sALE-NORTHWEST AND NORTHEAST
l. several new three-story pressed brick modern
houses; y and 10 rooms each; furnace heat; terms
small cash payment. balance monthly. YESTERDAY
h MAl.LEki. 61I r - NV. sep9- I'm
/. OK SALE-BR HOUSE 70 i9IH ST. BET
q and II II. W. lot 10 It front by ~ II. deep In
Quire 1919 G st. IL. HARRY c. WHITING, A
JAMESON, trustees. sel5-Im
Eof SALf-BUY A HOME AND SAVE KENT-
L New and b-room houses for sale very cheap by
Geo H. ATrng'on. builder and owner from $40 to
s~o Per month small cash payment just beg ond st.
cars on Ba iensiur- road n e.
seN eral houses Tor rent.
scl2-lm Inquire of OWNER on premises.
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SPECIALTIES.

GwLDISH MOVEMENT AND MASSAGE TREAT
~ lnent may he taken at home.
EDWARD OLDEN
ocl2-2' 1l23 l2th st. ny
CPECIALIST-CANCERS REMOVED WITHOUT
~ the knife yrulent effects of the blood caused by
cancerous tumors treated Having successfully
hundreds respectfully solicit call. Dr. GEORGE
LiLLEf' aIS St sw. se.0-lIn'
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fatent medicine men who expose uncomfort-
aole-iooking pictures in their advertisements
should recolsect that there are circumstances
under which the public is not laundering for
inside facts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

DOR SALE-NEW HOUSE, BARN AND l1L
L acress OF land 3 miles from Washington; $500
down: balance $50 per month price, 81 500.
ocl2-H j T. CLEMENTS, 1921 ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BEFORE MAKING YouR FALL Pun
CHAsEs"
FURNITURE CARPETS AND HoUsEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS
READ THESE PRICES.
Then call at store and examine goods on which we
guarantee you saving Of from 10 to % per cent:
Bed Room Suites. pieces any finish. els
farior Suites in Hair. Cloth Plush 3
Our s31 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suites beat them ALL
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF
CHARGE.
SMITHS CREDIT HOUSE,
<52 PA AVE. NV. NEAR Az ST.
Looking Glasses Of any sze that have been dam
aged Resilvered equal to new. ses-4m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO DEsIRABIT
lots overlooking the city 18th ST. only al 25
per Also lot sd st. near Washington Circle
Good lots for buiderA
LR HEREFORD.
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IL seems something like retribution when .
woman gets employment in a telephone once
ahd has 20 say Hello" as often ~ she did
goodbye when she was taking leave VI
feminine acquaintances
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EOR sALE-CHEAP-FOUR LOTS IN sw.
Il can build front and rear. A. RALPH JOHNSON
Builders Exchange. II,
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1t takes soar throat to set up to high &C"
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l'Ok SALE
California -. ne Or. b. ". brick, am. 81. $40
sU3 .tl st or lay window brick .UOu
lUiH v car ave. Gr. bay-wIndJw br. al =. go
-tJ 4 -. ne. ar bay window brick, 40
IL st ne. VI. bay window brick . L. 500
81 q -. or. bay window bricE 80. 4 $40
lbs l. ave. rooms. l.. UOO
BARNES 4 WAIVER,
Ocltst t.g + 81. nv
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

LfOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE OF "A ROOMS;
i b. and stable; frst-class location for renting
rooms will be sold at a sacrifice terms to suit owner
leaving city Room ~. 60o st. n. bet. IL m and
p. III. or 4 and , y. oclO-H'
L'OR SALE-BARGAIN- 1-ROOM BRICK NV.
Il near 9th st. all mod. imps. and sable lot
16x 100 feet terms easy price. So 800 Also number
OF other good ents and homes in six and seven
room bricks; all northwest and northeast, prices
from 80, 900 to 81, 80; terms easy. Gail send for
W b. WATSON l. CO.,
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RTIsTlc FINE PORTRAITS AT
"a 1sntiGn given to AZ sittinss. Large studio for
KITS kEMETHf's GALLERY. 1lO0 and iii Pa
ave. se17-3m
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Fol; SAIL or EENr-6-ROOM BRiCK HOUSE;
Is-i Har~wood ave Price s4.u0 store and
dwetilng llYi > It SIX. IrCe 81 200. New grocn
brl houses. Al -:Ei AMI % N.J.aye Price 900
earl- New 6-r0OIH bricS lot -Uxl:4; 10 St
$50 JOHN MILLER. ROOI.I ~, Washington Loan
n irJlst Co bnildlnE. ocEI1w
EOE SALE-wE AEE OFFERING SOME RARE
BARGAINS N real estate IN the i'm neatH vicinity of
tn. .toi- kOBI. NOSF. X co,
IN .Gnl - :
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Sacred Heart Academy,
Ogden. Utah. Conducted by tho
Sisters or the Holy Cross.

Ia n boarding and day school do.
voted To the education OF young ladies
and little girls. In addition to u
thorough, practical, English course
an Latin, classes in book keeping
iyro.writiua and short hand nro con-,
dmctcd after tho latest approvcd
methods French and German arc op.
tiuunl studies.
'csid,s The clcmcn.a of drawing,
which aro taught In all tho classes,
private pupils in tho studio rccoivo
iuaiructiGn in crayon, pastel. painting
in oil and water colurs, on China, silk, =,
satin aud volytt.
In tho mrsicll department lcssons
nrc given in v0c Il musiu. and ON pi.
uro, harp, guitar, organ, violin, man.
doiin nrd either. Special clusscg ip
Hrt, music, tuncy work, etc. hayo
been formed for ladies residing in tho
city.
For further particulars apply TO
Sister Superior, Ogden, Utuh.
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Gcr'n C'urlrr: d., u Juhns. of
Jacks Valley. ,hroshed % tens of
barley from u acres. This nrld IL
Just across Tho road from The hous,.
Considering the fact that the land "a.
ccivcd no, drop IT water except that
which foil from tho clouds. this is a,
enormous yield In another LEGS
favored field. y hich was sowcd 10 rye,
90 pounds 10 the aero wcro produced
without irrigation.
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"'Urhal:..'A IlUnBo of Correction
"3Ili b. Eool thin. for Nevada.
Ia almost all tho tnwns of tho State
cnn b. found huyD who seem too
E'h'@ ipbr punrEhcd IN tho mannor
"' veteran roshc1, who got need {, bc
lHnEhJ lhrt lIwO aro ipndc tor their
Oot'.t: 90 wei 90 for older potguus.
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70. u. bhwGESCE.
T"aalICr.

h'rion Giob2:--I -I;v.Sprnl;or Reed
atnia' that Amoricl Baiislio1 him
'n'"o ihln ANY other oiuutry bo
f.'i'l on his European trip. But it
m1a'3o remembered that Mr.. Rccl
d'o uni visit liugsii. II wo ar, 10
- 'H3 'rom his performance IN tho
Ia, -oa$ipa OF CIhgr"ss the Goycrn.
m'nt o. Russia is, in his cyca, tho
most paricct Government In tho
Ny.lI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-06

John Sherman undo II gpsoJi at
Piulding. Ohio, on tho 9th, in which
10 said Iinrfirun Cntorians tho samc
ricwD on tho oliver question that
Cleveland docs. WIN tnc Republican
prcaj OF Nevada Gti'l continue TO
advocate tho election %, Mex nlcy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-06

Carson AppcaI:..rror. Cogill. Of
Kansas, hus boon srlru'cI as Prof. Of
English in ito STATE University aud
the most rrmlrkIJ'c th,ug ubau, him
- that tho Regents were Hblc 10
scioat htm withunt paying Trrumur
Culin'a railway Iarc Eut, in order
Iha! ho might have a god look ~
him
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Sun kissed hair IL tho title t.
udnfilion Of Washington brlc.
Omaha Distances her With Il favoritc
who has son l,issul lips.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-06

TIC Insurgents hnvc won tho day
in chile. liuJrHh fer CuLEtilutional
government!
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|n.'a yirE is Tho report OF the Pcko
'"''."'. FOR tho month ending Angus,
q l-.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 25.-Siuce noon
the Democrats have been flibus.ering in
the House to prevent action on motion &c
order to its third reading the bill reorgsn.
izing councillor district. Previous que :.
ton was demanded by Spring Of Lebanon,
a. 1880 T. n. The Democrats have
been taking agsins. time silce then
the purpose being to break the quorum
Ali but few Democrats are absent. The
Republicans have, either in the House or
within call, all but one of their members
they have FIVE more tnan q quorum present
They intend TO remain ali hight, if neces.
sary, to secure vote. At 1890 the indi.
cations are that vote will be speedily
reached.
At 1926 A. M. roll call wss had on Or
dering the previous ques on. 1t resulted
in l31 70 no,birg ard prevailed. The bill
WAS ordered to third reading tomorrow
afternoon.
GAilinger Of Concord moved the previoss
question. Bingham moved 70 adjorrn at !,
roll call was taken and the motion was lost
1872 republicans 70 pg Ia the negative.
Bingham moved that the bill be table
loet 10 1870. Bingham moved to sdjourn.
Lost on roll call 18i 10 negative
The previous question was ortered on The
roll CALI ISL yeas. Bingham demande,i
the roll call On the motion to order the bill
to the third reading. but it was ofce,ed
l8i yeas. Gsllinger moved that the rules
be suspended and the hi.l PIT upon its pas
sage. Bingham demanded the roll cali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26
a Danbury Priat'ng Es.abltsbmsot
Buried

DAsBURr, Com Feb. 25.-Fife started
/, the publication Office of the New Ens-
land Medical Monthly =, 4 80 this afternoon
and before it was ex iosushed the building
WAS nearly burned TO the ground. The
flames stared from an explosion in ~ oil
TUX used to feed tie eos.ne. Eogineef
TuIly was approaching the t.ok when the
explosion occurred which knocked BIN
down. lie was able to reach the
orcn air, when hs roll,d en- 'he ksouna
and e1.iDgp'shed the FIRE in bis clo'h'ng.
The burning oil flooded the building. the
employees 10 he upper story, some girls.
sough, sgress by the windows, from which
they jumped Four cylinder presses with
the rect OF the ofllce Gx,ures were destroyed.
Thirty thousand copies OF March issue
msgszire, ready for binding, burned. ana
several thousand copies Of The Pfeacrip-
lion - smother medical publication. barn
sdjoi1iug ssd hor,e we're burned. Loss
$500, which falls on DR.. William c. Vile,
edisor Of the publications.