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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22

The Woman's Columbian club of
Phillips county will meet at the home
of Mrs. E. F. Korns next Monday
evening at z o'clock Ladies are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. G. w. YOUNG, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22

Choice Farm Loans Wanted.
Plenty of money and good rates.
r. A. HANDY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22

This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success
full CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug
gists on positive guarantee, test that no other
COUGH. HOARSENESS or LA GRIPPE, it
viii cure you promptly. If your child has the
GROUP or WHOOPING COUGH, use it
quickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON
SUMPTION, don'twait until your case is hope
less, but take this Cure at once aud receive i'm
mediate help. Large bottles, soc. and SI.oo.
Travellers convenient pocket size 25c. Ask
lungs are sore or back lame, use Shiloh's Por-
Gus Plasters. Price, 25c.
For sale by H. A. Harmon, drug
gist, Phillipsburg, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22
The Rocky Mountain News
ESTABLISHED IN 1859.
THOMAS Ii. PATTERSON AND JOIN ARKIyS. ProprietO,s
THE DAILY---BY MAIL.
Subscription price reduced as follows

THE News is the only great daily newspaper in
he United States favoriug the free and unlimi ted
coinage OF silver. If you desire to read up on
this great issue, and to keep fully posted regard
ng the West, her mines and other industries,
subscribe for this great Journal.
Send in your subscription at once. Address
THE NEWS. Denver, Colo.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22
FRANK STRAIN.
PHIIhIPSBURG. KAN.
BucKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The best salve IN the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letters. chapped hands, chill
biainss corns. and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
CURED. Il IS guaranteed to give per
Iect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For Sale be-
l. F. Mallett, druggist.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22
DAYTON ITEMS
Devotional service.
Lecture.

Gathering broom corn is the order
of the day.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22

The whooping cough has almost
closed the Sabbath school at the Tan
nahill school house.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22

A A Baldwil and about twenty of
the Long Island post went to the re-
union at Agra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

If YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR
home Or an IN yestment in the city suburbs call
at once on GRACE NJ, THOMAS 100 Corcoran build
ing 2Iecial bargains in Brookland South Brookland
and Metropolis View se26- I'm
EOR SALE-AT LAKELAND. MD.-FOR 81 500
l. I'D cash ana go MONTH will buy new well
built -roGm house with porches. atrobe well. ru mn
&c stable for two horses and carriages; on lot 81
feet front and 1913 deep inrlosed with picket fence
I'VE blocks from station Also for 81. 500 S25 cast
and SSo per month. a new 0room house with porches
cellar. latrobe. well. pump and outbudings on a 10
81 feet front and 200 feet deep incosed with picke
ties IN con Sc OF erection ranging in Irce from 900
to ~ 300 will soon be finished and offered for sale
land Is situated eight miles from Washington the
Washington branch Of the B. and o. railroad also on
the line OF the proposed boulevard to Baltimore. It
has a beantiful Lake. stores. post Office schools
churches, &c. Communication tickets to Washington
only % cents each way. To property for fur
tber PARTICULARS apply to EDWIN A.. NEWMAN
owner 14O6 Columbia st. W. bet. 9th and 10th and
o and sts.. from to 10 a. In. pm. SELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR SALE = TWO HANDSOME SIX ROOM
pressed brick bay. window houses 1908 1910 Mary
land ave n e. well bgiit; hns parking: mod fnps. /;
DrRnt Glenn. cheerful. convenient abundant closet
room arxe back yard opening direct on street
easy Inquire WILLIAM MAYsE. owner SIT 9th n W
SEQ Inn
E,oR sALE-BY OWNER, 3-sTORY AND CELLAR
9:room and bath. nearly new brick ga T at n.
Inquire on prsmtses se17-1m&dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
STORAGE.

SEPARATE. CLEAN. LIGHT. DRY AND AIRY
- storage apartments at LATINER SLDA>'S.
1907 q most convenient location IN the stty.
ocl3av
I warehouses Nos. 10 and - ct n-e.-storers Of
household furnituse. pianos, paintings snd Bfrror.
fences and depots. ALBERT rRb5o.
"sloue 400. tau.Sl -3ml hknasrv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Lon sALE-ELEaANT SUBURBAN SITE AT A
bnSs ssS
S: ds liz { 81
WA4NTEp.T2 RENT OR LEASE, a SMALL
BROS. Com. Aier. &S5 La ave- " ~ II
FOR sALE,AT s2 O0o-oR WILL EXCHANGE
sush r9T sni value In ipr9ved or city
sprtnss near Arlinston on the virsinis side The
ss =. Il U.s. & aRp
FOB ssa "a E,,0t INvEsTMENT..THIRTY
s siis Sa Ss
Zee pTU yssSu' snds ySod x.ss :,
mile , ws,t Of station on Bsl%oIs and
70 oHSs f sfSea@1 a n 's'' '''''
ENoR sALE..ABoUT 90 ACRES OF BRICK CLAY
I land near Washington city and on railroad line
ocas.3t. WHEaT PsUrEK. 1905 Pa. ave. n. ".
E0R sALE-A FEW CHOICE BUSINESS LOTs
and n Esyn 6ps s9cts from ssc's car staten
VIII be built once Vow is the time to buy for bis
profits.
IT l013 St. after O'Clock.
Tor sALE.A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Is s.EsaS VOW So%IE ssGnH EaLL IS
VoWLEs. zoos st NV. Room 4. oc22-3t'
L n. -
~ The Suburban Electric road on Blsdens burg pike
and the great electric boulevard to Baltno chief
I'VE Woodland and nearly surrounded Sy Hsatts-
VILE Riverside and Bladens6urg on tomG time or sr
third beautiful stream sfest hs6er than Badens-
command 900 900 acre and thes. as villa lots on
the highway Of travel and commerce may be worth
dgubIs that sponnt when the roads are built ony
goo IN cash 2, 0t , property required Gr
sons q their lac Offices SO and 1877 St NV. &
oc%0L&'
Tor RENT. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
nd bath snt npd 9o co iaTE M
piaasss YAH from station. Apply JOHN siMPs6S.
Tor sALE-o5 or As ACRES OF A BEAUTIFUL
meHs fggSKfR fSS S.H'
i topse. in ssht Of 'Washnston. and Rle9sndria;
naF
fruit electric railway 10 Mount Vernon. now COM
" SEs va
Il q FAsT EHAs aan G 5s
tai Bank. ocIs-Im
EoR sALE-TEN ACRES ON THE BEAUTIFUL
barn And Chicken house and ia6 s.: feet ground
ms ansy s21
Of 100 acres. with house barn and orchard. at Falls
SfU acre: very easy terms. Also lOO
acres inst back 81 Arlington must be sold settle
estete and deed OF trust offer solicited. make
and map Of around Se
national capitol
ocl7-6t JAMES E. CLEMENTS 1921 F ST. NV.
ENOR SALE OR RENT-AN EIGHT ROOM DWELL
L ing house and business house on same lot, both
front main Streets arge garden with fruit good
stand for business Address Mrs. SARAH LYDDANE
Rockville, Md. ocS-s3t
EOR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMENTS ELIGI-
l. BILE building lots at Forest Glen Nd. also n ice
house. j. r. HERTFORD
ocl5-lm l4i9 q st.
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW S-ROoM COT
tsge with acres land. IN miles from this city
splendid shade high slightly and healthy; directly
Opposite DIR. j. Taber Johnson's new country SCAT;
S3,502 Terms to suit. R. A. PHILLIPS SON
l422 New York ave. ocl5-T
E'OR RENT-A HANDSOME FOUR-ROOM cor
l. tsge and threeacre lot three miles from city /;
beautiful location school; D. per month r.
A. PHILLIPS SON, 14,2 n. Y. ave. ocl4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF ME COLLECTOR uF TAXsS
" Di.tri'f q columbia. Masiiinst a. Ortfler -,
the undersi ,iea has recy. tie siItciueuf 81 as
sessnIt - tire taN's Tor "a. District q Cuiufulta
wear ending June %. ls.EI. aud viii L. read, 20 re-
ceiNe Vak ti.ut Il for the cities q MasHlnsion
HEST baY ~ HF M Ynn iT Isl, and aitsT 'sc
sAia taxes s. due NOVEMBER iIksT pas tn s,tl,sr
hall MAY FIRST 1893 on :. nn.l Il the me-; halt q
raid during SAID month isbay " two 20 cent
viii b" atl-l ou IA" frst day e .1sh "a, dug
Troceelet with he lau directs fhc iaw inp, So
Ike peiialty Tor lIayn"t - second halt due May
I, 1875, If aot Iaid within month u MAJ s.,-
tion ; of the Coress approved Atfil ss lSars
makes the whole TAX LEVIED under tie e
thai pur,ion oi the D!strit 81 Columbia outsi. q
lst day Of Mas. lsri instead II half ga thu
day II November 81 aud "a. -lialf "a the Id day
81 May, lS'cB ~ by sting law Ia ronI'snc. vita
ihiS at t- tax for the county will b. received ia
ia, nent during the month & May. lsdci Ienalty
eing CHARGED for nnnnsyueut until the LIST d,y q
jane. 1873 4. q. DAVIS. Collector VI TAAes. u. G.
OC32d
nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
~ District Of Columbia. Washington. D. C.. o,isIt.-
been represented O. the Commissioners Il tn Dis
trict OF Columbia that ia. falluwing nuBe1 wst-r
health. under public at No idi. approved Jun L.
le;lO. water main tax to b" ss~--sed th.rr.,r ts
Commissioners hereby give noFire thst they will
ceN~ ot,etuns tile llstructi,u II tue said ~,rk.
from all part - Interested until TNELNF O'CLOCK
les'tions should he submitted IN ~ritlRg. LsytuS
wster mains follows. indratad ulsn plnts iu the
othoc ~ the Engin'r Commissioner northwest in
alley 81 squarr Gro. running Uorth frun fnrse strt
.l3 fe., q i--tWeet Ion aud Water -tr.-t.
southwest. on street soatesst b.iw-. @th and 9Th
streets. street. 4 street. S-afun es Fni
street between IL rot avenue aud the ..ud q
tue subdivision 4 'MOorss Irsrt, . on Nv HsiaI-
81 On Trinidad avenue b-twern Flgrida avenue lni
n strs"t county J. ". DouGLAsS koSs.
luullia o-lssf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il BTTY . LOT
AMI - will
BUILD VOC HOME on EASY TRIMS
We can SILL YOU a izrge lot. 20 o. OKLA fr from
ESQ 81. 100. title perfect good .levatisn rns
view cttV streets eE,eadcd 30 feet Hids Th~-s lots
are located in addition 70 BRookLAND where VALUES
rapidly advancing. Nov IL this time 10 invest.
For full particulars call uron
McLACHlfNS BATcHEIpEk
suoI Cor iOth and q -ts n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
+ ORT MEYER HEIGHTS.

Have you been there! Are you looking for safe in
vestment where values rising? 1t will pay
inspec: this subdi vision 1t is only mile from the
RailwEy, which is
NOW IN OPERATION
EIGHT minutes ride from terminus Of cable line In
40 hundred feet elevation overlooking entire city
and Potomac.
Money advanced to lot purchasers TO build homes
10 wilderness or IMAGINARY mushroom town.
Nature has 50 well endowed this property that all
visitors to 1t become impressed with its beauty in
manner more fOrcible than anything that might be
said in print.
Fort Meyer Heights an ideal all-yesr-round prop
erty II is everything that could be desired for q
hoine' Tor an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
People are beginning to realize that there Is great
uture FOR real estate in the vicinity Of Fort Meyer and
Arlington. 1 his section IL rapidly advancing in de-
Velopent and Is destined to be the site most
heautiful villas and suburban homes in the country
what pref Ter sTot could you wish for!
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
At Three Sisters" will be under construction at an
early date and the entire route OF the Washifigto,
and Arlington Raj. way completed to 9th street depot
and terms.
ROBINSON 4 LODGE.
Managers Of Fort Meyer Heights,
90 and 95 Atlantic building,
oc1-1m 92S and $50 F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALB-NICE HOMES
.S ' a W ne sfsI s e. and if Ssih
oss sd a. id sof :a az
s =. 4, near near ~ ~ N. Il h. sSd bath s9S
81 !; ~ - md and Ss,h:::: seSS
e ,.a St. , Or a i9S e f. PARKS 5i4 j.
FOR sALE-G ST. NV. ELEGANT BROWN
o dining and Suser ana TsnGs on Tss
ene On sssy Terms. all ns s6N Os
Fok sAIE-oN l4TH sr. NEAR MT PLEAS.
90 IN r. yxSER4 s'G s5S s'' SS
FS9yg! sALs.oN SOUTH SIDE OF ST. NEAR
Rsfn S sssry nrc. With 10 and ~ moa
>. %kse s'2 foH %f HptS I, aiEs1os.
oc21tt 1907 Pa ave and 9Th and La ave.
Se', Az q pa :. soTy IA cellar
0'e. with wEses IL VIII G2fE
oc2l-2t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th and La. ave
F9In :. sa Al 90 NORTH SIDE 81 ST BET
and with room. v snS Ssh house
81 cnpdon only one square from cable cars
WEscoTT, WILCOX 4 HIEsToN.
oc2i2t 1907 Pa ave. and 9th and La. ave.
r INsrALLMENT PLAN.
We have a beautiful threestory stone and brick
Z: oss:e Sars The ~ h1taIes: Pat ering. stoves.
and S Sa payable :si
nv %lEsC0TT. WILCOX i HiESToS'.
oc2l-2t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th st. and La ave.
EoR SALOON II ST. n E. NEAR 9Th ST. A
very desirable two-tory and basement brick with
sig rooms and bath the line Of street and her.
mouse W sIsS cSoSPf.' %Lc6x PHI
oc91-2t 1907 Pa. ave and 9th st. and La. ave.
FOR sALE-,A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
sst roomy story brick house with ali modern
Improvements wRsCo TsE'S WILCOX & HIEsroN.
oc21t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th st. and La. ave.
For sALE.l4l2 TO 1922 KENEsAw AVE, Co
to the beautiful grounds Of Gen swain FIRST class
prsm.. q. 10 6mNE sfp' open Al" day AspS
For sA L A.. GREAT BAkaAIS CORNER
nearly new has rooms and bath nicely paPsrsd
o ans TO
We w ,s sn to S
ss Only $500 cssh RES. ss per month
the house would rent for; VIII you let this eIcep-
hns not HOuss. can Be seem 1t any tme Price
"a. SO Apply to RUSH CO..
oc21-8 els Est NV. Room 4.
EoR sALE-ls24 18TH ST. GOOD sIx-KooM
PM 70 owner isai 18th st. NV Apply s 0cs15t:
Tor -FIRsT-cLAss ELEVEN ROOM
ave " fine legation for physician on cable line
Tor sALE-wf HAVE A SPLENDID BARGAIN
houses. with cellars. latrobes slate nsntel. water
per cent investment Price Of each only 81, 700
wEsCOTT. WILCOX 4 HIESTON.
oc212t 1907 Pa. ave- and 9Th and La.
6 A L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
. SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRiC TREATMENT FOR RHEUNATIsM
neuralxta. sctafica. parstyss aud all aec
f,e n, sure: quick cure. Dr. HAYWARD. Specialist
1U<< Izth o., NV. Oc11-lWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-oS FRIDAY. OCTOBER IA A MEDIUM
- -isea ssy hor,. .c.r q loft front foo' and ..rs
ad ce r .a GhTsIrs AZ p ia
sai;ss.: 5.s.riii returned % y +
I osT-oN FRIDAY MORNING. POSSIBLY IN
-, w. nsIt.'. cor and as, 80 - .~ei run.
,oa. 20 th ssf u. ,st,ns oa s. rss an. ma,
s 9I = Is hishy aed as k.eg.sts ,al,.hls 10
Ns.s,ns;e1 Hs,s6,. I = sanff ' eSs So.
] osr sMpNl MoRNlNa, sMaLL PtrRsF
1 - r,a.n e IS q, ., md iT sa
I osI-oN MONT OF PARADE NORTH SIDE
40 .. r.hnsy 'snia ave heissen n snd sih q.
suitable rr~Ar ~ r~,uruias 20 star oaioe osss ~.
"sI.A WHITE ANn YELLOW MARkEp SGT.
reward Ts,ur rS ~ as VI :. nIs q Duke
I osT FRIDAY EVENING. BLACK rEArfrR
- oon a, ~ near the corn-I q i2th =, aud Pc ave-
returned 20 Ihs GLOBE HoUsI. and iatS .,s IL.
/ icroAtLPIIhARLp-A SNAIL LIVER AND WHITE
r.. an = sl-Ss e.%. Mar. irS's lsis Iss
I osT GOLD scAHFPIS. foURIf.f CLOVER
- ieiurn 20 1902 q =. Reward IL.
osr FRIDAY EVENING CeIsTl pVGIsa pa
,S S+sn ~ AL I'm So nv liberal reward 4 70
SrRAfLn AWAY ccToRrR .ei.yoUSe rE-
marked 81 P~nrsyivtnis ave. Idh~rsi rs-srio -.
,IrRS NJ e. al innSy vAniA ave. ANsLEYs iEw-
oSr-oN MEDNEspAr. OCTOBER "a A SMALL
u, >ilvr vat n. with snort fiat rald shafp an Ill
r., k.t sttach-d suitable reward returned - l.ps
. OH ~ -.
. Il oST - YESTERDAY AT AIFNANDRra VA
~ tetstn ti" ferry lsAt wharf aud TIM l.-tvtr ,.-.
! an = huHfiHc tase cod rIfrh. a lilurai r.s.rf
rad If returned 10 q. I. TAYLOR. Sis Pom.'os 81
/ oST-oN WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10 SMALL
i, hshi tan r.l.r'. dav. had GA collar and ,.. Re-
ward II eft AZ 81 Fst ne
toU Nd 4 RING. WHICH THE OWNER NAY
fNf4HH N.TaH IA. -
offce " D'A i''' Ia nN
I oSr-A RID sHoRr.Hon~FD COW. RTuARp
road. - 80 -.
l oSf-sa REWARD THURSDAY AFTERNOON
IN Niinffy u star ono. old ROD th.sut
'Iasn obtaining about go Return % star Office
/ uSr-lN TIE PaRk SOUTH SIDE OF n NFAR
- 9TH ~ n. ". ~ Me-ineSAay Nfternefn = hfn.l a
KEYS ftnd~r Will return O. so5 Washington al a "
ana rec"iN" AsuitAble reward os,l-st.
/ osr-slo REWARD STRAINED PROM PPM
=. sylNAuia x X dervt Thursday evening. . red
" 1g nStnsSi ist~S has wsrt on hiss 4 "
JACKSON. 81 James Hotel. washinTton. os2l 9.
e. REwARp-LosT WHITE AND HACK
$780,.
I osT PROBABLY on OR NFAHllTH 81 Nv
~ between and X an euNelore Containing several
ptoMiseorN uutes duAsu aud tudorssd 40 - l..
aNAilsh. only 20 the owner. suitable inward EFT
~ ne otnc" ~ the owners agents. n. n. WARNER
~, Sto 81 NV oT.sosN
I osT-oN OCTOBER IN RED AND WHITE
II left At lu2l Y 1t JOSEPH sENf.EY s.sD-ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22


fOh ShLE-On the corner of 18th and sts n "
lot 6lx5l This lot is located only one square from
tarragut square and is very desirable for fashtona
lonapie location. The price is reasonable and term
will be made to suit.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

INnK SALON 18TH BET T AND u Sis. NV.
nov n room house lot ZOf feet wide all the latest
improvements. Price. - OO0
o'..s,st I. r. BROOKS. GIG 10Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22
FOR SALE-LOTS

tNOR SALE-
Lots on Erie ut. near 18th, Meridian H.u. Soc
Lots In square 9TH and East Capitol SOC
Lots in square 10th aud East Caritol ~ -, lSc
- FRANKLIN BkRRErT b SON.
II 100 18th st. ".
TyoR SALE-RH0DE ISLAND AVE- NEAR IST
st. n:w.-three economical lots each 20 feet front
on Rhode Island and running throu gh 60 seaton
ST., on which they also have u frontaxe Of % feet
Prices. FL .312. Ell. 4s2 and 81. GA Easy terms
THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
oc2oA 1924 St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

L'DG SAIE-ON l. ST. NV. BET. 10Th AND
u lin. e.-ant Il room h'use south front,
itrz- 81. ytri usf thepiace for comfortable home.
ATuIy for PARTICULARS to T. r. BROOKS,
,s.s.-.H GIG Eth It nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

Tor RENT. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
rroI erty-a splendid home at Garrett Park. Md.
rooms and bath; hot and cold water and furnace; /:
plnntes walk from station. Apply JOHN SIMPSON.
Linden, Nd ocSO- 1Ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

EOR sALE-THREE DESIRABLE LOTS ON II
81 n o. near the corner of 18th 1SxyO to loft.
alley Ssrgains at IS FER II small cash payment
ocSS-N I. X. BROOKS. 616 18th ct. n. ".
EOR SALE-ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE IOTs
on st. ne 1880 to wide alley; cheapest lot in
ocs2,3t 7. R. BROOKS. ele 10Th st. NV.
EOR sALE-vALUABLE CORNER; ONE OF THE
BEST corner lots ia the northeast; near Kendaii
oc2s.ss' -WHEAT SUTER. isS5 F.. I've. I NV.
Eoh sALE-oN ID ST. sw. BET q AND IA
block price. Is csnts pr loot. u LEONARD. sos
~ d. aw. srelQ s3fS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

I'pR SALE VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF
property a. the o. lOth and Y SITS ". 204
NlIO - ntAinfnx elegant house. NTH "a rooms
lsr4e stahl u The hest Investments IN the city
o-;r,-3 I n BROOKS. oIs f2;h St NV.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15
NOBILITY MURDERS A BALLET GIRL
A Wronged Polish Wife Kills and Robs
One Who Destroyed Her Happiness.

A Wronged Polish Wife Kills and Robs
One Who Destroyed Her Happiness.
WARSAW, May 14.-Josephine Gerlach
had the reputation of being the most beau
tiful ballet girl in Warsaw She had &C.
cumulated considerable quantity of money
and valuable presen is from her admirers.
A few days ago Josephine was found muir
dured in her lodgings Her skull was
beaten in. There were evidences that the
girl had not given up life without
struggle. The apartment had been ran
sacked, and jewels and money were missing.
The police ascertained that a lady, finely
attired and apparently somewhat disguised,
had called upon Josephine. Searching in
quiry brought about the fact that a lady of
high position, named Boguslawa Crezicka,
had been heard to utter threats against the
ballet girl This lady belongs to one of the
upper noble families, and her ancestors are
distinguished in the annals of Poland. The
family, like many of the Polish families,
is no longer wealthy. Boguslawa had rea-
SON to be jealous of Josephine. The police
did not hesitate to arrest her. They were
astonished to find upon her the conclusive
evidence of her guilt For some reason she
had not disposed of the weapons with which
she had murdered the ballet girl, but still
carried with her hammer and dagger which
bore evidence of having been used in the
sanguinary work.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

Post, the military attache of the United
States Legation, though the ceremony
will be short of much pomp, owing to the
rigid etiquette observed by the diplomatic
corps on such occasions. Although the
court is out of mourning, the royal family
is not, aud the function of the diplomatic
corps being to represent royalty, 1t is com.
PEELED to observe long period Of official
grief. Therefore. Mrs Post, being the wife
of a military attache, will observe this tra-
dition and appear in black.
1 am informed that she will wear court
gown of rich black striped moire antique, of
new and original design, the front of the
skirt being covered with q finely jetted
tableir and caught up to the back of the
bodice with diamond ornament, Watteau
train of Duchess satin, and plumes Of os-
trich feathers. Her jewels will be diamonds
and pearls, according to the regulations
prescribed for mourning in the diplomatic
corps Another feature of the drawing
room is that Mrs Catline, wife oft United
States Consul at Munich, has received the
Queens especial permission. through the
Lord Chancellor, to appear in high-necked
gown. Altogether, there will be eleven
American ladies presented at this drawing
room.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-15

into a tunnel and out on trestle again. 1t
was here that everyone began to despair of
the line when 1t was under construction be-
cause there seemed to be no outlet. But
man came, as a man always will, and put
descent thus, and curve in this manner,
and trestle so, and behold the line went
on. 1t is in this place that We heard the
story Of the @. P. r. told, as men tell
many times repeated tale, with exaggera-
tions and omissions, but an imposing tale
none the less.
In the beginning when they would
federate the Dominion of Canada, it was
British Columbia which saw objections to
coming in, and the Prime Minister of those
days promised 1t for bribe an iron band
between tidewater and tidewater that
should not break. Then everybody laughed,
which seems necessary to the health Of most
big enterprises, and while they were laugh
ing things were being done. The c. P. r.
was given bit of line here and bit of line
there, and almost as much land as 1t wanted,
and the laughter was still going on when
the last spike was driven between East and
West at the very place where the drunken
man sprawled behind the engine and the
iron band ran from tideway to tideway, as
the Premier said, and people in England
said ''how interesting" and proceeded to
talk about the "bloated army estimates"
Incidentally the man who told us-he had
nothing to do with the G. P. R.-e1plained
how it paid the line to encourage immigra-
ton and told of the arrival at Winnipeg of
a trainload of Scotch crofters on a Sunday.
They wanted to stop then and there for the
Sabbath, they and all the little stock they
had brought with them. 1t was the Winni-
peg agent who had to go among them
arguing Che was Scotch, too, and they
couldn't quite understand it) on the i'm
propriety of dislocating the company's
traffic. So their own minister held service
in the station and the agent gave them
good dinner, cheering them in Gaelic at
which they wept, and they went on to settle
at Moosomin, where they lived happily ever
afterward.
How the Men Speak of the Manager.
Of the mansger-the head of the line
from Montreal to Vancouver-our COM