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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
Gut in Eastern Rates.

" PITTsBuRG, June 15.-The bottom has
been knocked out of the rates from Pitts
burg to Chicago on account of the meet
ing in the latter city of the Democratic
convention. The Pennsylvania lines are
in the field quoting rate of $3.50 for the
round triR, which, considering the fact
that its hitherto announced rate was
SO. 80, issa big cut. ~
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
Manv Homes Flooded.

M1ssoULA, Mon, June 15.-The Mis-
soula river has flooded the homes Of
many people in the lower portion Of this
city. No mail has been received from
the east for two days and railroad COM
munication is almost cut of by nulner-
GUS washouts
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17

ST. PAUL, June 15.-Joel P. Heatwole,
chairman of the Republican convention,
has issued formal call for state con-
vention to be held at the Grand opera
house, st. Paul, July ", at II a. m.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
Boiler Explosion at ~ Moure.

4 LA INQUIRE, N. D., June 15.-A boiler
exploded here during the afternoon.
Dick White was killed and John KLEIN
mer, William Glen, Milton Scott and an.
unknown man were seriously injured.
sKlemmer is not expected to hive. S.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-17
Aldrich succeei,s Himse,f.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 15.-Hon.
Nelson w. Aldrich has been reelected
United States senator. The vote was
Aldrich, 64; David s, Baker, Jr., %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28
The Central Cash Store.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
Grand Spring0pening
SATURDAY.
BARBED WIRE,
3l.2 Cts. Pound.
Manchester Centre, Vt, April 9th, 1892 332t
EDDIE MERCIER'S ESTATE.

Manchester Centre, Vt, April, 9th, 1892 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28
STATE NEWS.

Over 200 Vermonters are studying music
in America aud European cities. Seven'
teen Vermont boys are students IN German
universities
A Holyoke, Mass hrm talks OF building
. cotton mill IN Burlington with capaei
ty Of FROM 80, 900 to 40. 900 spindles. Such
mill would require capital OF at least
$4,000.
Tue last monthly pay roll OF the Ver'
mont Marble company wssthe largest ever
N sde up by the psymsster, Miss Graham.
I, amounted to over $57 900. The mum
Der OF names on the roll was 1913.
The Rutland County creamery, run by
Messrs. Willis Il Dickermsn. near the
Pittsford depot. is receiving something
over 5000 pounds OF milk every other day
Their separator is capable OF separating
1000 pounds Of milk an hour. Most Of
their butter is being shipped by express
to parties in Rutland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28

-Mr.. D. II Saith Of fsvls, 10 10 sovn
oariss iof be, mother .ho 10 gate ~.
IasT y EsrT
-pf. Bartlett. -ho has b''u GATE ~. u
sbis 70 be cot sssie.
" u Ames saA .iir are 'rPesei
home 10 les ds,a
The cheese factory started Wednesday
~iih 1000 pounds Of milk.
. School 10 wheeierviile commepoe3,
Mupa.y. 9th Mise Ccllins Of Dorset Hall
- teacher.
Joseph Cleyel.ud OF Peru has moved
into Is =. Bovens tenant house aud viii
vork Tor him this summer.
A combined engine and passenger car,
folloxed the m siI train. Monday morning,
attracted cons siderable stteuiion. IL mus.
be good thing for engineer sni fireman.
While Fsye,ie Benson ~ss driving
home from the miit factory ct full speed,
Sunday morning. the ale broke scatter
ing milk csbs &e.. but deing 10 serious
dsmsse.
SUNDERLAND.
The Giles Bacon farm also 500 acres
OF timber land aud farming tools will be
sold ct auction May lob. a, 10 N.
The plsy odds with the Enemy
will be given at +. A Graves Hall Thurs
day April 2s. Admission 10 cts. Curtain
rises At O'Clock.
Mrs J. W. Hulett. who has been ~
nearly ell winter. wishes to publicly extend
thanks through the JouRsL to friends aud
eiahbors for numerous acts OF Kindness
RAsr ARLINGTON.
Louie Lawrence was home from Pouit
new for short vacation last week
-Lottie Shepard spent the Sabbath
here. and will return TO Is nniDgton this
week.
The Chicken Supper for the benefit
OF the Congregational Society last week
netted over s23. 90.
Mrs. Maynard Knights who has been
gradually failing for some time, died Sun
dsy morning. The funeral WAS held Tues
dAy p. NJ. at her late residence.
Rev. l. l.. Lawrence who has been
the pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church for the year past leaves for his new
charge at Schroon Lake N. Y this week.
Monday evening . number OF bis friends
gathered st the parsonage and gave him
pleasant surprise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28

LUJlE M EnOlEh . IbIAIh'
~ STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manchester,s s
In Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for raid District on the 2lst day OF Apni
A. ID. f92
Joseph Bonn. Vile, Administrator OF the es.
tate Of Eddie MERCER late Of Rupert 10 said Dis
inc deceased. makes Application to said Court
for license TO cell all the personal estate not
..s,ep,d 10 the widow Of deceased and all the
real estate Of which said deceased died seized
and possessed situated In the town OF Rupert
representing that the amount Of debts due IT I'm
,sid deceased 10 about 50, 600, that the charges
~ remuneration are estimated at $50, that the
value OF the personal estate, as inyant0r1td, ~
Sss9 40 that the balance OF debts chargeable on
The 1, Al estAte OF sad deceased Ia u 100 60 and
that IL ia necessary to sell all Of said real and
personal estate 10 raise money TO pay said debts
and charges OF administration.
Whefeupon 1t WAS ordered that hearing on
,.,d Application be held al the Probate Office In
Manchester In raid District on the 18th day Of
NAV A. d. 1892, at 10 O'Clock A. and that
notice OF said application, the nature and reasons
thereof aud the time and place OF hearing there
on be gwen to all persons interested by the
pnblcstion hereof three weeks tuccessively 10
The Manchester JouRSAL. . newspaper printed ~
Manchester in said Distric,, previous TO said
time OF hearing.
A true record,
Attest. J. x. FEM. Register.
5lss Attest, J. Z. PENN. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28

r,. Hugh.sd Granville
n
mterslis
2fptn 6inoh lninih dsc
seu
:
rddep
cent
m
Icsnrsh
al Won't
.
On H..sy. Mofat. and pstLe.ns1
other other rales fs .s n
4dcsla.
aud i.la.s
f. ESTABROOK, Box 8, Manchester Centre, VT
sbunsbs
EXCELSIOR GRANITE COMPANY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28
AMOS SHELDON,
ps
WILLIAM TOWN and
IauN II WILKINS.

Cant, N bennington and state OF Vermont,
"a 6led his petition 10 the Clerks once OF sAid
Court against william Town OF SAID Ma chester
Ana John II. wilkins OF Dorset IN The SAD
Conntr OF Remington letting forth hat on the
as,h dsy OF August A d. 1857 the said defend.
.n,s duiy executed 10 one rila' II. eesver OF said
Msnnbester q mortgage deed OF certain land
,itustei in ssid Manchester, described q. TO-
lows. Bounded 90 the north by lands oil one
SCHUYLER, on the east by The highuy. on Vie
.Sntb by lsnis OF Mrs John q. Walker, on the
VS., by lands Of Henry oHayer; condition.d TO
nav 10 sald s.las II seaysr OF order nine prom.
,...t, botes ar follows, one 81 one hundred hnd
tuepty Ave dollars payable October is', 1871,
seven OF oue bundred dollars each pa,aais 10
one two, three, tour, Owe, sI and seven yeAs
,,um a.,. aud one OF one hundred and or dol
-. ,.y,bge in eight years " m date, saif notes
lsiny dated Angu.t Ash 1857, snd slgd1d BY
..id William Town 81 d john X. Wikins, ana III
sad notice bearing inieres, tppuaiy.
And whereas, sff.rward-, 70 vi on NE ~
a.y Of August AID, 1855 the aid siA- u, rea'ef
,..,epsd and uansiefsd ssd mortgage AID
note. tt.r.b, secured 10 Amos sheldon; and the
sans arr uos Justly due aod osisg and have not
been PAID snd prs,iAg that the eqoht
~ red N ,tion OF ssid William l"sh aeo
Jahn n. ~illus be foreelosed sgrcesbiy 70
The p o,soas Of lac And soar ps,i.i'ns .s
b.,s The time Of redemption shorteaed and
d tai. testimony Tor that pufpo.t Aud
,.ia John u wilsins having removed iron TIE
stats Of Vermont and gone 10 psrts unkuI W,
Tbsfs.ors, "a 10 ordered that said John
wilkins se required 10 sppeAf bsio NE bsi'
1890 term III the Cont Of ChABcsfy Ia be
h.la.u Al rad Manchester within aud for the
sad Count, Of bennibgton 90 the hisi 1ussiss
al yuss d 1874 and nste answer 70 such pc
,stiau ty pablisnlng the ssbsiApos o' . 10 peii'
tios Together With THE order three ~ests cue
oessi,si, In the Msnch.stsf Jot RIAL . psss
..... .,.4.t.A Al aid Manrhf~teT. the lasf OF
vh,ch pub,sesaions shsl be 81 least tseniy dsts
p,e,,oos 10 The CON psnes meat Of said term.
II. X. FOWLER. Depuiy Cleft.
lie rrss, scllc,tcf. tss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28
DETITIoN FOR FoRECLOsU RE.

Bxsslsoros CousrY CoULr OF CHAScERY
June Term, 1892.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-04-28
nrrksr

-L.us Hosls il 10 ws,srfori. visiting
frisn6s
Next GEEK fishing aud veddinss gill
be 10 order.
--Abou, 100 veal calves we're loaded 81
this station isst week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS,
OVERLOOKING THE ENTIRE CITY OF


The of Arlington Heights adoins Arling-
ton Park, belonging to the general covering NJ
is destined to be one Of lie finest parks in the Sorid
embracing as Ii does the Arlington National cemetery
Sysr the mafy ess q lie e.ysns bS
are stationed At the capital and the proposed expert
aenersi sosers 81 me i, annusiIs as
amount OF money in the further beaatfyinr of Airing
quarters al F5St Mysr anu Iii now se cS
grsss for special appropriation Of $50 600 he used
in layins out Wallis avenues and Otherwise beautify
The nne government roads, running from the Free
SAaneduco bridge through Arlington Park. lead ii-
LED 70 AIi,ston hexnts and Afford easy and quick
The proposed Memorial bridge will lead in direct
the city ali Of The Surveys Of Mt vernon avenue run
over or alongside; electric railroad will bring this
property within few minutes ride Of the Treasury
The commanding natural situation O. this property
ment parks extending in an unbroken line from the
capitol TO the line Of Arlington Heights. embracing
Agricultural grounds. the man,,n,e,; Pm the poso
mac river driveways and finally Arlington Park ords
oneqnaed facilities for walking, driving or paaslrng
and which no other subdivision place around the
entire city can offer combine with these pure the
clesrest and best of water removed from the din. dust
few OF the unrivsled advantages offered Arlington
This section is rapidly advancing in DEVELOPMENT
and in the future will be the of the beau
We can reco,um-nda purchase here. whether for a
home an investment or FOR speculation section
chance of appreciation in Value.
Terms: Ohe-third ~ cash, balance in one. two and
deed q trust on proerty sod or ali assn a, onion ~
purchaser. All conveyancins at cost OF purchaser.
FIFTY dollars deposit required on each lot time of
az Flag premises can be looking southwest
from Fort Myer or west from Wsshington.
LATlMER \ SLOAN,
my24-Tt Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Interesting Commencement Exercises ut Odd
FellOws' Hall Last Night.

Interesting Commepcemenf Exercises ut Odd
Fellows' Hall Last Night.
The seventh annual commencement of Wood
Commercial College was held Wednesday nightat
Odd Fellows Hail. SIG sth street southeast, in the
presence Of Q large audience. The exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. Green Clay
Smith, after which Mr.. A. c. Middleton sang a
bass solo, followed by Miss Mamie Palmer in q
solo. The remainder Of the program consisted
of an essay on business Education" BY Miss
America Burns, recitation by Mr.. N. r. O'Don-
oghue. mandolin and guitar duet by Messrs.
benjamin Judson and Harvey Brayton, essay on
Shorthand and Typexriting' BY Miss Alice
Bache, Evolution Of the Crayon" by Mr.. Geo.
T. Little. comic song by Mr.. Benjamin Judson,
address by the principal Of the school, Mr..
Court E. Wood, and awarding of diplomas
and address by Representative Snow. The ex-
ercises closed Hith character sketch by Messrs.
A-C. Newman and A. Z. Middleton. The gradu-
ates were:
Day elass-o. 8. Bishop, Lille Carlisle, Car
RE Cook. 4. Donnelly, John A. Frank. Albert
J: Ginnelly, Grace ID. Gladmon, Edith Hart,
Hattie Homer, Lula Horigan. Mamie Palmer.
Maize Reynolds, Alice L. Russell, Fred W.
Stone, Claude Van Sickler and Covington Lee.
Evening class-America Burns, Morris 1. Fer
guson, Joseph r. Goldney, Cyrus n. Gray,
Emma Kibbey and Matte Maxwell.
shorthand and typewriting: Evening class
Bertha /. Bishop, Charles W. Burnham, Walter
Mather, Clifford s. Merrick, Maggie Todd and
Nat. q. Van Doren.
Day class-Alice Bache, A. Fl. Brown, Louisa
Bryson and Maize II. Reynolds. Typewriting-
John T. Curtin, Mamie McGrath, Green Clay
Smith, jr., and May walling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
Zeal Estate Matters

i. H. Gather has bought for ia e3s 90 of E.
y. Stellwagen sub 6s. square 153-27 50 feet on
New Hampshire avenue and 1905 feet on Riggs
place.
r. Pulsifer has purchased for s15,062 80 Of
Martha j. Cults lot II. block 26. Columbia
Heights.
Sallie T. Stanley has bought Of VI. Crawford
for y iJe sub 21O, square 362-lS.75 by 92 80 ON
Westminster between 9Th and 10Th streets
northwest
Cecilia NJ. Coughlin has purchased for
y5,4yS.26 Of u. L. Walker lots IL and Is square
n So feet inches by I29 feet at \ and 2Hh
streets northwest
Dennis Kerr has bought for IS, 500 Of Eliz-
abeth NJ BroaSh sub 30. square i09-ls by IS
feet, helng Virginia and Maryland avenues be-
tween oth and 9th streets southwest
John II. Walter has bought of Lizzie A. Nor
head for sl5,320 lot :, square 1898. and has
sold Tor saL-e amount TO the Washington Real
Estate Company 225ll feet on Il and PSI. 6 ON
Kentucky avenue southeast
Woodbury. Blair has purchased Of H. W. Cof-
nm, Tor slO,0ss15. lot 10. block 40, north
gfOunds OF Columbian University
Il. r. Brooks. real estate broker has sold to
IsadOre Saks and John b. Wight, trustees, seven
lots on III street between 18th and I4th streets
northeast, for Sll 900.
Sophie HOllestor Brown has bought for
t2l,S2l-25 of Alex c. Yashburn lots and 10.
square $50. l0i feet inches ON North Carolina
avenue and 80 feet 8 inches on sth street south
east
Chas. H. Parker has purchased for els, go Of
Francis Denmead lots y and 10, square 694-
fronting lola on LIST between ID street and
North Carolina avenue southeast
Jane T. sebring has bought for Is, 500 Of G.
W. Chapel sub ~, square ss9-1s by llS feet
On sth between II and streets northwest
l. L. Lewis has purchased for "a $50 Of Grace
Thompson part 1, square $3.50 by 30 feet y,
the corner Of 13sh and g streets northeast
Elizabeth II. Duhamel has bought for q, 76s
Of A A. Lipseomb ct al. lot So, block as and
lot 81, block As. Holmead Manor, and William
Hoimesd Of the same for "a, rs lot II, bloch
~. and lot 8, block As, of same
q. L. Bradley has purchased Of John Brier
Tor el2, 500 parts and 8, square o. 80 by In
~ o. 10Th between Q and & streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
,IHos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auc:ioneer.

TRUSTEES sA5E Of VALUABLE IlgIr IMpRo y
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, ON TwENTY-FIRST STREET
BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
AND IN ALLEY. TWENTY-SIX FEET WIDE,
kNp PEIETEFfETTs ASR
By virtue IL three deeds Of trust recrded, respcct-
folio 3A and Iiber No. 15fS folio $50 of the land
records of the District OF Columbia. will sal
ndhlic auction, in rent of the PREMISES ON THURS
O'Clock =. NJ. lots Us and "a N May v. Bonneii's
subdivision Of certain lots in square 5 per plat in
book IL, folio 81, of the records of surveyors Office
District of Columbia. improved each by brick dwell
Immediately .hereaftes on SAME BAY. at QUAR-
auction in front of the PROMISES lots 1877 and 1S in
Bonnei and Reeds recorded subdivision Of lots in
square .35 each improved by brick dwelling being
In alley. rs feet wide. between 18th and 14th and
Immediately thereafter on SAME DAY, at SIX
O'CLOCK T. IL, We will sal, at public auction In
front of the promises, lots S} and "a. in Win. II
Deg-es subdivision of original lot 10, In square 100
ss per plat recorded in book page 81 Of the records
Terms as to each Of said lots: One-third cash. of
which deposit of 800 must be made on each lot at
time Of slle balance in three equal nstaents In six
twelve and eighteen months for which not Of pur-
Sx bearing interest from day Of ale and
cash, at option of the purchaser All recording and
conveyancing at purchasers cost. II terms are Lot
compiled with in twelve days from sale the trustees
serve the right TO resell at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser as5 sss' aays
J. W. PILLING, husbeeA
T. e. WA09AMAN. Auctfoneer. nay2l -d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27


Mr.. Simon Wolf, in statement to The STAR,
saws that in the interview with Col. Robert,
published in The STAR Tuesday several wrong
impressions were conveyed regarding the pub
location of q letter addressed to Mr. Wolf by
Col. Robert. Mr.. Wolf was chairman of COM
mittee Of citizens who called ON the Commits
sioners to intercede for the retention Of DIR.
Townshend, and Col. Robert, probably on that
account. had taken pains to explain his position
at length. After the investigation was COM
meneed by the Senate Mr.. Wolf. fearing that he
might be called on, having been prominently
identified friend Of DR.. Townshend, wrote to
Col Robert q letter asking him TO send him Q
statement of what he bad told him in person,
80 that he (Mr. Wol) should not do him an
injustice il Questioned. This brought from
Col. Robert the letter in question. ''There
was nothing in the letter Of confidential char
aeser, says Mr.. Wolf, NOR any request on the
part Of the colonel TO 70 regard it; for ] GER
tainly should have complied with any wish Of
his with the greatest pleasure" When called
before the Senate committee, Mr.. Wolf says,
instead Of undertaking to repeat the conversa-
ton with Col Robert, fearing that be might do
an injustice, he produced the letter. Mr..
Wolf says he does not know how the letter
came to be published, but thinks IL must have
been procured from the Senate committee. Mr..
Wolf does not know how he came to be called
before the committee, - he had animated TO
no one any knowledge Of the facta He could
only conjecture that his being sent for w>s in
spired by DR.. Townshend, because of the letter
that DIT. Townshend had received from Col
Robert, extracts Of which we're recently printed
in Ixk 01Al, and Of which Col Robert lad
/ advised xr. Wolf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

Mrs. Raymond Greets Her Husband, for
Whom She Committed Murder.
M. Raymond, husband of the woman who
murdered Madame Lassimonne In house in
the Rue du Rocher, Paris, on Saturday night,
has male his appearance again. He has been
secluded in the house OF his mother. to which
he went Immediately after the tragedy. The
mother denied to the police that she had seen
her son.
The faithless husband and his wife were con-
fronted before magistrate. They had a most
affecting meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
FUTURE DAYS..


L Ar1MEn & SLOAN. Aue'ioneers
14o7 ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF lG3
BUILDING LOTS
IN THE SUBDIVISION OF
scnUETzEN PARK.
AGRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
QUICK TRANSIT.
BIG FRONTAGE ON BRENTWOOD AVENUE
OR SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED.
NOW Is THE TIME TO INVEST YOUR MONEY.
BETTER THAN U. 8. BONDS.
THE MOST IMPORTANT OFFERING OF sUBUR.
BAN PROPERTY EVER MADE IN
THIS CITY.
mencing MONDAY. JUNE SIXTH, 1892 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. and continuing every day
thereafter at same hour until every lot is sold.
This the largest and most valuable offering Of sub
urban property that has ever occurred in this city
The location is most desirable; one Of the highest
points around Washington being within twenty min.
utes of the heart of the city In fact this property
just as desirable as immediate city property.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest at per cent per
mum until paid and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. all cash. at option Of purchaser.
All conveyancng and recording at cost Of purchaser
$50 deposit required each lot at the time of SALE
Terms must be complied with in fifteen days from
the day Of sale the property will be resold at
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. For sub
divisions apply to the auctioneers or trustees.
E. J. sTELLwAGEN..
SIMON WOLF.
my27-dkds Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
my2J-d&ds
u ATcLIFFE. DARR L CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On FIRST lSTl STREET BETWEEN L AND
PlEhCE STREETS NORTHWEST. IN WASH
1NGION, ID. G.
By yrtue of decree passed In the cause Of Rudo,ph
E,chhorn against Henry T. Courtney and Others
Equity No. LAG the UNDERSIGNED as trustee. will,
FIRST DAY OF JUNE. A. ID. 1872, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. offer for sale at public auction
all that real estate known lots Nos Al A. and i3 in
w; X Johnsons subdivision OF square No. gro.
Terms OF sale: Onethiri Cd cash. balance Of pur-
chase money IN six and twelve months from day Of
sale for which the pnrchsser or purchasers shall
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser or purchas
ers on ratification of ssle sales by the court No
deed lNen IN Al all purchase money and interest shall
have been paid Deposit of $50 will be req uired on
each lot when sold. All convey ancins at purchasers
cost Terms of sale must be complied with within i-
teen days from day of sale.
RUDOLPH EIcHHORN, Trustee.
my1S-dSds t5lp1 n -. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
nuNcANs0N BROS. Aucts., 9Th and Dsts NV.
TEgsrEEs, SALE OF iMPR0yEp REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
~ G99R HOPE PARK. IN THE DISTINCT OF
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to William A. Gordon
aud J. Holdsworth Gordon dated Afrii H. 1887 and
recorded In ber 14 folio u. Of the land records
tyn District Of Colambis anothsr deed Of tress 20
corded IN fiber i folio :f,, Of aid land records
kD S s e ssiI DAY SH 81 SuSE
isE, AZ FfyE 6ci6ck IN, al thas rs ar 81 q
ground In the District of Columbia known lot
hersd nine l9) in the sulsdyision known - Good
Rope Psrk Sas recorded in the oes Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbis-
Terms of s&le: ous-third cash. balance IN one and
two yesrs. with Per cent intyest fro day OF sale
sIcssh. g the option q the puSchassr: dspos Of
cqrding q purchssegs cost IL terms OF nels are
complied With % one veok from day Of sale the trus
h5fDsxAos a6f9 Sofp Ssy., f:.,,..
Uyled&os 10 ~ q. .. ~. WashiAgtons DO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

Miss Mary T. Kenny win Try to Form
Unions I'm the Eastern Cities.

Unions I'm the Eastern Cities.
For the first time in the history of the
American Federation Of Labor female or
ganizer is to take the field in its behalf. Miss
Mary E. Kenny left Chicago yesterday morning
for New York, and will at once enter upon the
work Of organizing the female workers in the
various cities Of New York and other eastern
states.
Her first eastern work will be among the
bindery girls Of New York city, and after they
are organized she will interest herself in behalf
Of the shirt makers and kindred trades. The
Chicago unions which owe their existence to
her efforts are the bindery girls the shirt
makers, cloakmakers and hackmen, and she was
also instrumental in organizing the female shoe
operatives.