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The Ohio and Mississippi Dir,ctor..

At . meeting Of the directors of the Ohio
and Mississippi road in New York yesterday the
counsel Of the company gave their opinion
that the vote of the share standing in the name
o. Brown, shipiey a Co, having been deposited
IN Q voting trust, could not be legally cast in
the state Of Ohio under the decision of the
courts of that state. In accordance with that
opinion Edward Rowland, Robinson Green,
James D. smith and Edwards Whitaker were
,ecognized rs having been legally elected The
cid officers were then reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

The death of Mr.. Richard Power, M.P., the
whip of the Parnellite party. has been Il
great shock not only to the Irish parliament
party but also to politicians in general Mr.
Power suffered from a chill after leaving
theater on Thursday last and he completely
succumDed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01
Disastrous Fire Caused by Electric Light
Wires.

Damage aggregating $4,000 was inflicted
last night by fire in the recently constructed
building of the Chicago Arc Light and Power
Company at Washington street bridge, Chicago
One-third of the loss is on the building. the
balance chiefly upon the valuable dynamos,
engines and other machinery of the company
The blaze was started by two electric light
wires sagging across each other. The Excelsior
Sork-cuttinS Company was O considerable
loser by the confiagration
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Reading Collieries to Work Less Time.

*0sn& CoSnefses 20 Work Lees Time.
The announcement Is made by the Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron Company that,
pursuant to the agreement made at the meet
ing Of the sales agents Of the various coal-pro-
ducing companies held in New York last Tues
day, the production and conseouent tonnage
Will be restricted. and in order to accomplish
tins purpose all the coiheries of the Philadei-
phia and Reading Company will. commencing
today, reduce the hours Of labor in the mines
This, the circular says, is q customary measure
at this time Of the year and Is adcpted i, order
to obviate the Inconvenience and bad effect
upon the trade Of possible over-product ton
and accumulation ct the miues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

The doors Of the Maverick National Bant
q Boston we're opened yesterday morning and
the pookkeepers delivered receivers certif.
Gates to dspositors who have proved their
claims. One hundred and sixty certificates
covering the first proved claims, have been
signed and nearly all issued
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rHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND p
sTkEETs. NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET
By virrne of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia p.sssd in equity uss No II, g.
undersigned will offer for sale the premsea On
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBkR.
1881. AT HAIF-PAsT POUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots
II. Is and Id. in William MclSanH sub ifyision IN
square north Of square 242. 1hess lots toesfhsr
have frontage Of 81 as fest Rhode Is,and svsnus
standing on these lots VIII be sold sspsrstsly.
Terms Of sale the lots Opethird In cash end u
bearing interest, payable seiiAnnually snd occurred
By lien the property sold. all cash, af The opr
ton Of the purchaser. for the frame building cash
deposit will be required At the time Of sale equal
AID the terms Of sele are not complied with = -
days the property may be resold upon vsokb 81
vertisement risk and Of defaulfne pus
chaser diagram Of the properly may b sssn q -
Office Of the auctloneers or trustee.
SAMUEL .. sHEDD, Trussss.
puNoANsoN BROS. Aucsions.rs. m nos = a.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Auctionesr.
6l2 4 NJ m =

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. gO1 FOURTH sTkEET NORTH
wkST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
on The 9TH day OF OcfobeI ISL. will offer
ON the premises MONDAY, DECEMBER SEVENTH,
and Pepper sudiyis.on of square ~ beginnng NJ
point ON 4th street ~ feet inches north from the
southwest corner Of said SQUARE and running th~nce
north IA feet inches. thence south
1Inproyedb by comfortable iNo-siory brlck dweilinx
Terms OF sale: 81, 100 cash. balance equal IN
sfa nents in and two years. with
by deed OF u ust On the property or ali cash. at the
option OF the purchastr 1erlus . complied with
ten days the trustees the
risk and defaulting purchaser. after nve days
advertisement deposit of leo required the time
Of sale. All conyeyancIus and recording at u
purchaser. L. ii. THOMAS.
gl6 D st. n w.. I rr,.,.~-
HENRY h. kEH, < Hu1sss.
no24dts gro 18th st. n.w,l
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DuscASsoS BROS. Aucuonser.

e-seA<>coS bhoc-. Aucllonetrt.
kA1ixb iMfk 10y :, bTsiSfSs PR2rak Z,
MS hS f t eoG ssANo or A TfSfa f HSp
STREETS soUrhmtsT;
S Nri hVIEpSNs Ia 9S EIsHTE sIS5Er
BY virtue Of the POWERS rs vested We viii offer foe
pfs or the DAYS and al iSs s Sour s' hrrsrss.s
y 70 ~ on % vi h SSines uP p ,hs
~ Tnpp g 9 sMbas A d. 1891. at HAlf-pAsT
fkET OF L6Ts ,iNp TO- SQUARE 4s2.
Su.,na s . q, 10y suss 1 anu r ,s; St
hciw.-n fENNsNLNA ANA ANENUEAnd sTRfET.
rsns SSG Su Eaat % hs a ma Mr NOV gnd's
o. ~ sAML DAY. Al oLARiEk-PAsT FoUR
-, fARf' OF lot 5. SQUARE ass.
isfaSR SShSiF ss OF s sss % nSr Ia s'es q lop
SSSv an$ 90 Z ISL 'i . ss;9
rhs ss0Ss ;sS xess q rTsrsy among q. ..
bushes OF most ANY character, and tor
on THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF pEcEM.
sEh' A-p' 1881. az foIk O'CLOCK PM, PART
Lots c. d and !. square ass.
Fronting - feet on street sonth by depth Of So
dwelling southeast 10Th streets south.
On SAME DAY. At FoRry-FIyE MISurss
PAST FoUR O'CLOCK p n,
r., Lot y. SQUARE so2.
Fronting ~ feet on 18th street east by DEPTH Of
ieet uc q. thus lot being Just south Of PENNslL~
NANlA AVENUE
Terms: One-quArter cash balance I'm equal install
plet. AZ !. aud years. notes 10 lie for de-
terru payments, teaflng per cent per
est Is able semi annually and 90 be secured by deed
Oh trust On The premises sold, nil cash. az ojton
deposit OF 500 required ON iroptrfy si6 III
street northwest sl.OOU properly tEss Ionisiana
avenue. and csO IN each OF the other pieces a
unis property Is hd on Terms to le compiied with
~ days "tntrwlse the right ed reese. the prop
erty IN default al the risk and OF defantnx
purchaser or purchasers alter 40 days advertisement
oi sun resale IN solIie saIr published MsAh
igton. DC. HENiil BRADLEY.
GtokOtG BRADLEY,
Surviving Executors aud 1rustes<-
no2Od&is DtsCANSON bios. AGcfton-<rl
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Sunday night was the coolest night of the
year in New York and colder than any night
of last winter, the lowest point reached by the
Thermometer being ten degrees above zero.
This is the coolest in New York for November
20 since 1875. when sixteen degrees was regis
tered,
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A New Trial ror R.ro,a..

The conviction of Joseph Barondes ON the
charge OF extorting money from firms dur
ing the cioakmakers' strike has been reversed
by the supreme court general term, and Q new
trial ordered.
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l40eGa

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
The NORTHWEST CORNER or SIXTH AND
IsIREEIs NORTHWEST. Nos COL AND ttu3
STREET AND No. yuO SIXTH STREET, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
By virtue of certain deed Of dated January 4
1874. and recorded January lsss in liber No. S4l.
folio m ct Of the land records o; the District OF
Columbia. and under and IN of final decree
Of the suIrerse Court OF the District OF Columbia
passed in equity No. - GAL whereby the under
signed substituted in said deed trustee
the place and stead OF Christopher GraIuuier,
deceased and at the request OF the parties secured
thereby. Will offer sale ublic auction,
OF the premises, on MONDAY. TIE SEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. ID. 1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ all that certain piece. parcel OF part Of hot q
that Of lot A. In numbered four hundred
and ffty-two. according the subdivision of aid
square recorded tie surveyors once of sald
city of Washington, situate and being said cty on
the OF sixth street and street north and
fronting forty-six feet said sixth and nifty
feet sa inches said street. and running hack
from said street with tile width alley,
being the eastern part of said lot A ." with all The
buildings improvements and appurtenancea.
Terms OF sale easn. II terms II not COM
piled with in ten days from day Of sale the trustee 10
the right 20 resell the proIerry the
cost Of the defauns purchaser after days scver-
tisemenf OF such resale IN some Newspaper published
in the city of Washington, d. c. deposit of two hum
dred dollars tsUO will be required time Of sAls.
All copveyancIng and recording at purchasers
FRANK 7. kAwLINGs. Trustee.
no1Sdts 15o5 Pa ave.
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HANCERY SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia in equity cause 1865. docket
81. Ml,ier " HUME smlni s,rators ct Al we shall
1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK z. ", offer for sale at pub
he auction. ON the premises. the fuowing described
real estate IN the county OF WASHINGTON. u. e. that
70 say AL that part o. tract OF iah, called Grass
Land. which lies west OF the road. beginning
the same at point IN the line between EoseGbu>ch
anu r l. Brooke and running thence IN u southeast
warcly direction along said division line q s4-lU0
perches from lckrell's corner th.nse north Sys
grees. west "a :sS1O0 perches, TO the east side
ionshbofouSh lane thence with said pcrlH St
uesree>, east q 4Ol0U perch.s. to the west
SAID road thf nee with sad west line south 30 degrees
% minutes east = ITO lerchcs 10 the pace be.
glnninZ-contaiing one three roots and twelve
percnes
Terms of SALE One.thrd of tie purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal instslments ct
srettlvely one and two day SALE all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser In pur-
chaser shall eject not TO pay the Whole OF the purchase
money Ia cash the deferred ent shall bear interest
from the day OF sale At PER cent per anpur and he
cured by the proinissory notes OF the purchaser and
deed OF trust on the property. dslosit 400
qulred at the time OF sale All yeyanC;ng anu
cording at the purchasers cost II the terms of
not complied with within twenty days sale the
property VIII he resCia al the risk and Of the de-
EDM ARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee.
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trustee.
30 Az St Il. W.
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Russian Black ca


Russian Black Csfs Can he Exported.
In response to representations made by the
project of Libau, N. vishnegradsKy. minister
of finance of Russia. has decided to recon-
mend to the car that the prohibition Of the
export Of black cats be withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

A TALK WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE REUNIONS
COMMITTEE As TO THE EFFORTS BEING MADE TO
BRING THE DISTINGUISHED orHIcxRs TO TIE
NATIONAL q. A.. r. ENcAMPMENr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

The Erie canal has frozen mn and navigation
, stopped There are about . dozen loaded
kosS On section The ice Il thrss inches
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
IL = or w

IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE NORTHWEST
CORNEROF FIFTH AND STREETS NokTH-
WEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. DECEMBER FIRST, 1891, at
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK. Will sell in front
Of the misses part OF lot O. square 40 front
ing twenty five .eet street by pth of fifty
feet on 9TH street; l.uproyel by brick dwelling.
Terus One-third cash, balInce to SUIT purchaser
with interest, secured by deed OF the prop
erty. deposit of slOO required at time OF sale.
no.s3-d&ds
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Mayor G. r Baldwin Of Waterbury, Conn.,,
has made en- assignment to his attorney. L. r,
Burpee. Mr.. Baldwin is expected to pull
through his financial difficulties.
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Summary:

InJured-S. j. Poe: substitute. Yates PEN
nington. Touch downs-king, Il Wells, /
Williams 1. Goal from touch down-Church,
l. Referee-Jesse Riggs of Princeton. UNI
pire-First half, A. J. Albert of Franklin; sec
ond halt, Harry Riggs of Princeton.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR s CO.. Aucts.

- ATCLIFFE. DARR 8 CO.. Aucts.
THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
NORTHEAST CORNER or TWENTY-FOUKTH
AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST. CONTAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. A NEW
HOUSE. IN PERFECT REPAIR. PAPERED
THhOUCHOUI II tIRS1 GLASS STYLE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER FIRST,
1851. at HALF-IAST FOUR O'CLOCK. will oil er
for sale. in front Of the premises.
sub Lot }S,
Square 81.
Fronting 15xA.R.
Improved by a we-bult 3-story brick house with all
modern improvements.
Teru.s Over and inculubrance of 81, 600 to
be paid in cash. A deposit of 500 required tie
time OF sale II the terms Of sale not complied
with in fifteen days from the day sale right
ing purchaser after five Gays adv se:rent OF such
sale IN some Lewspaper published Washington ID. c.
All conveyencins and record the OF pur-
chaser. RAIClIEFE. DARR a. CO.
no.Sd&ds AuctIoneers.
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I ATINER L SLOAN. Aucsioneers.

/ ATINER L SLOAN. Auctioneers.
VERY NALuABLE IMPROVED AVENUE PROP
ERfh BtfNEfN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH STREETS. NOS. l9:,3 AND l7>35, AT
On MtDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. DECfMFFR
SECOND. Is 1, AT HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK,
in iron: OF tie premises We shall sell
- Lot =. IN square 1866"
Having front OF about 30 ieet by a depth of about
lSo Feet inches to 3o-.oot alley improved by two
three story brick stores ami dwellings. Nos lsB and
L., Pennsylsania ave. between 18th and 18TH sts
Terms SlS.,SJo IN cssA, the balance and two
years. with notes bearing interest. and secured by
deed OF trust All cuuyeyan &C. 20 purchaser's
cost. $500 deposit required al tin 81 ssle.
LATlMEh a SLOAN.
noS4 Auctioneers.
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DuNoANsoS BROS. A1''a's s:s "a 49,

nUNCANsOk bhOS-. ALCOHOLISM.
~ oth and D - A.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW nRIcK
DWELLINGS Oh THE SOUTH SIDE on
STRnET BETMEEN SOUTH CAPITOL AND
FIRsT STREETS WEST. WASHINGTON, ID. o.
Under and by virtue Of three certain decd Of szu -
u.s. duly recorded IN libsr nunbsrpd 1A3A folio 80
q reo- 81 81 SD and 2 ct So, Of The Nd s1c
ords Of the District Of Columbia and Ct the rDQup q
the psrfies secured thereby. Ne, The undSsuLgns1
nnsteee. viii sei q public enct1cn. IN u01 q -
premises, on MONDAY, THE sEvEEfH on pk
CEnbEk A D. lsel. AT FoUk O'CLOCK R,A.
az that csrtsn piece or parcel of Land ssuaes . w.
ineton city. District 81 COLUMBIA, aa1 bsd1G psss e
ors1nal lot numbsred Ii IN s0uare pumbsssf IS. -
same hayns total 'front.' Of 90 fess on SID eos1h
seef hy ~ test IN depth snd tmysovsd ~ 49, -
street Of ~ feet the same 6spx more fully assubsa
"a Sne soove refefrsd 20 deeds Of rusk
Terms Of sale: The above housss YIN - 49, ~
BE e foliows. namely; One-third q tbe 1872
tnstallments, payable IN twelve CD - e1geeso
annum. payable ssmi annually, fU wh3cA - -
Of trust On the properly sold o. s essh g - ope69
Of the purchaser. deposit q e1oo vii - sele1ye4
On each mouse when sold Al conveyanctng I'D -.
cordnx at Vurchassr's cost Ierms q nnie = 60 -
houss ccnnplisd u1eh n IN ds0D 1go0 -
Of sale. oherw1se tn ruseese runrve tbs r&1 - -
ali e r1sk sad cusf Of dsspitlnr Rurchssrr,
4 HliLi<ssoH, D..
49,
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
"A +. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer

.,
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
IA +. WARREN JOHNSON Auctioneer
Will sell by public auction at the store of FULTON
LIS .fennsylyaniA avenue northwest, coEarnencing
TUESDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH. at Ten O'CLOCK
AM nus s.0ek Of unredeeined pledges sale depart-
re. o NO 70 e. INCLUSIVE new style and IN shelf
VIII inclnde an goods upon which interest il due
twelve months or more and will consist Gold Sill
yer and Metalcased Watches Chains Charms Lick sta
scarf Pins, Gun Buttons, Collar Buttona EarYingS
LAce P1ns. Neck Chains, Plain Gold and Bet Rinxs
Coins byacelefs 81, erware. Medals. Medalions Dia-
nonds. Opais Pearls Emeralds and other precious
ssones' booss Boots shoes Dress Goods, Natedwars,
nnd Dental Instruments. violinA Drums Mirrors,
Mszors, vssea. &c Sale will continue MORNING aS
TEN OCLOCk and EVENING q SEVEN O'CLOCK
until all the lots cold Ticket holders please take
ala. :. wARhiKN JOHNSON. A ncsioSsss:
Y AToL1HEK, DARR 8 CO.. Auctionesn.
N $40 Pennsylvsnia ave nv.
ENTIRH GoNTENTs Of THE coxrEcTIoNERY,
ICE CREAM SALOON, LUNCH ROOM AND
BOARDING. HOUSE, No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE N0RTHMEST.B BY AUCTION. THURS.
DAY DEcIMBER THIRD. 1891. AT TEN
compr!si1y N.sble.Top Tables. Show oasss,. r.
and Plated ware Walnut Marbis-Iop Ghsnbes bnitss.
nattressess Puiows. Springs. Bedding. Toilet Ware.
C,ypets and esneral sessrtsnt 81 ho3sseoid eeoda
Ps.sons IN search Of Furniture and Store HfxtuE1s
; as siHc III III DAM CO. Auss,s..
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GOV. HILL AND JUDGE KENNEDY OF oNoNDAaA
COUNTY AT observation-disclosures At
ALBANr-A COUNTY CLERK WHO WILL BE DIS
N1ssKD-rHl SULLIVAN COUNTY CONTEST.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrpRE DAYS.

II ArorirrE DA.'H ~. ASTssp;sr>
Sirgff As f'-1 rr ~ hos cosTsisrp TN
RkoThERs' GRiNp sotisRf fi a So gpsSsTnn
STOOL AND OuA I'M. BIlVNN RIP PARLoR
fIRNirt RI, Two NANTFI MIRRORS.
fRlNAH PLATE OVAL FKAMES SssBI.n
TRACED NJ r.. AND OTHlR TARI.fS. Wal
MI ~ T. CHAMbER SUITE, WALNUT EN-
TENSION TABLE. nINT MnOD nINTN0
CHAIks. HALL RACK, ROCKERS fEATHER
BEDs. PILLOWS AND nISTThS BFDDINO.
CAsfLTS. &c. Sc.. BY ACTION
ny virtue % desf~e II tho supr~ne Court u shs
District of Columbia pas~ed M equity 1891,
wli. nel hy pub y, the aiuve tremt-s< %
FRIDAY. DkCt Mbkh fOt as A, 1874 bs.1nnipx
af Tin O'CLOCK A N, the furniture kr rarity
mentioned above and 10 which nv Ne stientlon.
ler.is cash A \. TAYLOR.
dis heseiver.
- ALE OF SECONDHAND STEEL WIRE OARrEn
- once Of Public Buildings and tirOunds. Washing
ton. d C. November "a. NIL Their viii 10 sold
pubic auct.uu ~ tle bar- OF the NASH
meuf on MEDNEsDAN. DECEMBER THfRrlfTH.
iSli. al TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ. I've wire eshlea.
somewhat Nom the cables about loo feet and
l,osO ieet lonC rvsiectNr y incbee In diameter
ana have hemp The cables may H. inSfec.s 81
ulon aITic -ton g. the custodian at the uncut
Terms cssh AZ time Of sale and removal Of cnhles
RON the public grounds within week ther-sfter
y n EhNSI. Colonel Jnlsed States Army. engines
IN charge. del. 2.&4.2S.as
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
=. washington HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAR,
$40 Louisiana ave.
PERkMPToRY AND POSITIVE SALE OF ONE
CAR LOAD OF HORSES AND MULES. SHIPPED
HEkE FkOM PIIISBLkG. PA. CONSISTING

Il hsad Of Draft and Driving Horses and Mares.
On rHuRsp.y Mn had Mules -, Iii -,.s,, ~.
Bazaar the above stock without reserve
dl-3 5. BENsfNGEk, Auctioneer.
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ALL THE OLD VETERANS WANT TO COME TO THE
O. A - NATIONAL EScInPNESr Is THIS CITY
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT TIE MEETING OF THE
crTEzESs' ExrcUT1vE COMMITTEE LAST MONT.
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ExEcUroRs, AND TRUSTEES, SALE OF VAL
kNoWN As sie sfyiS III srRFiT N1KTH.
MhSr. 90 LoI IsIANA ALLNIE NokTk.
WIS., AND CORNER OF TENfH AND q
STREETS sOuIhMfSr.
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foS bFiyIx SAFE I'm By ma TATALoSrE OF EIEE
ING fiNE TEAM. SIN. Il rRofrfRs. A
GOOD PAGER. ZINE SAnDl-Els A SsDDD
FAMILY AND BUSINESS HORSE, AND ALI
NIL BRED. STYLISH AND IL FINE ooADi-
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND EQUR-ANp-A-HALF
No NV ATCTION -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
Conservatory of Music.

This work is Z masterpiece OF superb arch
lecture and gem OF rare beauty, heated "
steam and lighted by electricity.
\ music faculty composed OF teachers ~ the
best European ard American training, whose
fitness has been tested by years Of experience,
and with full supply OF new and elegant IA
struments offer facilities for the study Of muse
similar to those found i'll the best eouSeryA-
tories of the Old World.
Parents who are seeking the most superior
musical advantages for their daughters,
ladies contemplating the teachers profession,
who wish to learn 10 interpret the worlds great
composers in the most artistic style Will iinG
that Hardin college affords, IN 4 pre-emiEeIt
oesree, the advantages desired
Students who complete the course in q salts
factory manner will be awarded diploma with
The title Baccaldurea Musica'. Candidates FOR
graduation must be examined in the presence
OF the music faculty
Students who become proficient in piano or
voice, are awarded diplomas with the tile ot
Proficient.
The faculty will aid graduates in every honor
able way 10 secure desirable positions. In the
past two years thirteen young ladies from thts
conservatory have been called TO Ill positions
in schools and colleges in four states. Tue
grand prize in music is q 5000 piano, made by
Hallett q Davis of Boston, and pronounced by
leading pianists Of the Old World the best made
in America.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-28
TEXAS PROGRESS.

The Crosby County News says Mr. Rum
IMAGES house, II Emma. which IS thirty
feet long ana fourteen wide, was put up in
three days.
p NJ. Baker v i'll begin within a few days
the erection Of Two brick store houses, two
stories high and 4UXs0 sect. q. Ford is
workia" on plans for the new Tenneha club
rooms Tyler DcmUcrat-Reporter.
The 81. Louis ana Southwestern railroad
viii bJild laird story amd add wing 10
their general Office buildings in Tyler.
The contract for building five one-story
stores was Jet Tuesday at San Antonio.
Tie material tor the courthouse at Lub-
book is being placed on the ground.
Nearly all the stock in the otuttl pavilion
has been .a4icn and il is proposed 10 have
the pavilion open by next season. II is to
be eighty by l40 feet and will seat 2OJo
people.
NocoNA. MONTAGUE Comfy, Aug.
Pill he foundation of the First national
bank Of Norona Is laid ana the work will
be pushed rapidly to completion. Business
IS good The outlook for Norona and the
surrounding country i ye-r catering.
FLoYnApA, FLOYD COUNTY, Aug.
36-Thc commission court of the county
passed an order for the erection of an $500
courthouse THURSDAY last.