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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22
tho "chirngo.' Arri,r. ~ In ,.unynr,

WAsiiiNuIoS, Sept. 2l.-Th. navy
department today received a telegram
from Admiral Walker, ann0uncingthe
arrival Of ihu United States steamship
"ChiragO" at La Guayar on Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22

b ! Ss, sept sl.-Csptain Andrews
hsa VEL loot dory Ia which, ne
lsy,tt' ,'9 Atlantic City on july 9Dtb
w "lay. The cpptain is well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22

THE "srATE or NEVADA" sriLL
auARENTiNEp.
meteorological Examinations Prove
Asiatio Cholera in Two "Neyada"
Cases.
ny Telegraph 10 the Srwa.
THE CHOLERA.
estate OF Nevada" Ordered Hack
Criminal Neglect.

QuARAETISE, Sept. 2l.-Dr. Jen.
kiue ordered bnck 70 Lower Quaran-
tine tins afternoon the Allen line
steamer thu estate VI Nevada" ON
account Of the recent death OF a
etuker after her arrival Ia dock. The
"City Of Paris at five y. M. was nj
lowed to proceed to the dock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22

ls,viaa,o Sept 2l.-Tho NptionnI
lssan army and Navy Reunion
llttches \ :. Alter number of
hsnow r,eess was taken until 10.
ihe report Q! the command.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22

DARNisTADr, Sept. 81. - Prince
Henry Of Hesse was married today 10
singer named Hefzi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22

MEANWHILE, Pa, sept. 81 The Jury
In the Delam.ier cast was completed
today and arguments begun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22
DYING Oh STARVATION.

CAMP Low, Sept. 2l,--perfuct con.
iiiohce was restored among detained
IasseuEen 10y the announcement that
no new tnscs Or suspicious cases have
been iUuuh ~ tho iust twonty.iuur
hou,s. The sick Ia the hospltal are
al IN fair way to recovery EXCEPT
IA unknown ininut whose mother
and two liltio sisters died GA thu
"kugia" while at sUa. Through neg.
lcut Of the ships ttuWnfd, and stew.
lrdCss, Il N reported dying from the
effects ~ absolute starvation. rAlB
huu given fiec 10 very severe Biriciufcs
among the people here, aud espfps-
.iOAs OF the most bitler Indignation ut
the wanton cruelty OF the a,eambhip
people.
Late this evening MaJor Hunting.
ton, commandnut OF the Sinrlne Camp,
reported the lcath OF Joseph AlrAiahon,
prlvaiu Of this uariues, lrum purrpal
htmofThngcs, % disease OF thl veins,
fram when nc suffered ior long time.
GiNuINr AsiAric CHOLERA.
NEW Yoiul, Sept. 2l.-rho health
department received this afternoon
from Professor Biggs the result Of the
meteorological examinations made n
the case Of John Knox, nrman Of
the steamship "NvvaJa" aud Louis
Weiuhagon. The report state. that
both cases were genuine Asiatic
cholera.
Another cato OF suspected cholorl
was reported 10 the toari Of health
this afternoon, Patrick Sicwat,,a boiler
maker employed In the Brooklyn navy
yard.
A MIS-. Grsppolas diod tonight, It Is
thought from cholerino. Chs WI,
tuizvi with vomiting and diarrhea
during the afternoon anu ut 5 O'Clock
died.
Action was begun Ia the United
States court today hy G.. 5. Van Rass.
laer to recover $4,000 damages from
the Hauburg.A american Packet c)m-
pany. Mr.. Van Rasslaer wa onu Of
the passengers on the "NOtmania"
detained In quarantine. lie claim,
when no was booked for pas sase the
company's agent told him there would
be NO sIserage passengers Oh board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
MEETING OF COAL SALES AGENTS.
The Congressional Subcommittee Trying to
Get Information,

Get Information.
The subcommittee of the congressional in
terstate commerce committee resumed its
investigation of the Reading coal combine
yesterday morning III the post Office building
at New York
Of the five members Of the examining board
Congressman Patterson. Coombs and Storer
were present. Chairman Coombs announced
that witnesses to be examined TODAY would be
Simon Borg, i. Towey and Williams. and
Peters. Iii these gentlemen are prominent
dealers in coal.
But Thomas Thndford of Stokes & Thadford
was first called. He was asked to prepare a
comparative Statement. of the relative prices he
was compelled TO pay for coal during the years
OF 1SSs-9O and 81 The gist of 1Ir. Thadford' 3
testimony was that the prices of coal are IN
usually uniform and he believed this to be the
effect of the coal combine.
Thos. +. Torrey. the general sales agent of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Coal Com
pany. asserted that the coal handled by him is
shipped over the Erie road. He SAYS he .t-
tended nearly all the meetings of the sales
agents and at these meetings the prices
to be charged for coal during the
ensuing month were frequently discussed No
cast iron scale of prices is fixed he said, but
there Is usually n sort of tacit consent given
that the prices charged should beapproximatelv
uniform. The output oe coal was also often re-
ferred to. bat no decisive action was taken.
Mr. TOrrey said that the most intense COM
petition prevailed between the various coal
agents and IN this competition conflict of in
terests prevent united action.
long and searching series of questions by
Congressman Patterson failed to shake Mr.
Torrey from this position.
Chairman COombs next tried his hand at ex-
aiming the witness. lie asked what the pur-
pose of these meetings was if no agreement was
reached and if 10 common interest were to be
furthered.
The witness said he did not think there was
any difficulty in understanding what he had
already said, and he could not make himself
any palmer.
Congressman Storer then asked the witness
about the meetings of the western agents. Mr..
Torrey testified that such meetings were held
in the Central building. Any man in the
coal business was welcome. The witness said
that notice of the meetings was sent to coal
agents on postal cards, but he did not know
who sent these cards or who paid for them.
he was also ignorant to who paid for the
parlor when the meetings were held in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Dir. Torrey was then excused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
Modifying Quarantine Regulations.

Acting Secretary Spaulding has made q
furth, modification of the regulations govern
ing the admission Of immigrants. 1t is based
on a report by Surgeon General wyman of the
Marine Hospital service to the effect that it
is safe to relax somewhat during the
winter the existing stringent precautions
against the introduction of cholera. Under
the new arrangement all vessels from foreign
ports, regardless of whether they carry immi-
grants, will be allowed to proceed as far as the
local quarantine stations at Philadelphia and
Baltimore withou. examinations at the national
guarantees at the Delaware breakwater and
Cape Charles. This privilege has heretofore
been confined to ships having no immigrants
on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

strated the scientific study both Of in sanity and
genius would be required 10 be carried much
further than il has been at present But if in
the future it should be shown that the funda-
mental element in insanity and genius is the
same this should not affect in the least adj
miration and ideals of the works of genius. For
II II be said that il is cruel to compare much
that we consider highest in the world with in
sanity the reply is that we might as well object
to CHASING man among the bipeds. because
yultures are bipeds. Any analysis Of genius
that may show the closest relation TO insanity
cannot change genius itself. Faust and Hamlet
remain Faust and Hamlet. The question is not
u matter Of sentiment but of facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES

nfflcE nF aliE COMMISSIONER or ITIS
~ tlsti1-t OF Columbia. Washington. Il = -
NriIIher ~ lSsr, Ordered. Tina. pararrapn q -
tNN 3 II -. bulldog ihtfUfi- - the Ir-fr - q
. iiahs. - hereby amended 20 read foli1ss ~
icundaton 81 all building must ~ ~ strouc srgit
concr"-c - store MASONRY. Under all val. =, -
hilt II brick must b. LAID base - con -s. . -
"a n-tcs thick aud not l,-s than one IT,. r..i.,S
thfn the Mall 20 be lla-eG upnn u tri .'afs..ffvs
sCguEna The dimensions Shnl b. Suh iet L. no. ,, =,
e worked IN a.! walls - the fan widfh ~ h. " ils
two 'ourSrs above TIE s7i-face u tis around Al . :,
terror walls must b. plASie-cd wr-h stron. mend
mortar. from base & slate .-S fhrr tirs.-
must hc laid In c"tu-nt NOR Al Mhers tle-e - no
celi OF baseluent. fh" VA base mus NJ. ~ l.tA
less than W. feet six IN hrs below he 1tua Nhers
terrace = remove the walls must b. IN i-fna a
reg AND " the i-T" Tor q bulldings J W
DOUGLASS. J. ". Ross. ". T kOS~FII Com.
nissioners. District - Colnmhis. no ~
nfflCE or THE COMMISSIONERS or TrE
Neinh"r -. lSsn all whom II nav concern IA
hav ng been r~rrs ntei O. fa gomruss a. - de
DISTRICT OF IA thar the following WORKS are nee
esrA Tor the public safety. comfort health undsxr
IGh &C sct No 10 approved August 3. lSs0 and re-
Qn'->ss haNinE been MADE that a.. work b. nr,ier.A
under The compulsory terlit system half cost 10
10 ASSESSED AGAINST AUDITING property. the Cafunis
sionrr here C1FS tre that theN will recaiy. OBJ
- 81 sgg : tom parties Interested until
FIFTH. l,3, said Objections should h. sub
United IN wiling. LAYING sewers az Indicated
urAn ia ca ne IN the ofue Of tho Engineer CONE
nisS.oiief. ID g: ON street southeast No. w.en "A
and an STREETS ,On irin stree; northwest -,w.an
Se"rcrtvwn, between and y strea's fn alley b.
tween tsral afd " stree; md slsf end esl sfr.~fa
GecrE-toNn. square. \. ". DOUGLASS \ W ROSS
an. 4. koSSfi H. Commissioners d. 4. n:sB8t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
Fx-Uni.ed States Senator Fitch Dead. .

Ex-United States Senator Graham n. Fitch
died at his home at Logansport, Ind, Tues
day, aged eighty-two.
Mr.. Fitch was born in Leroy, n. Y. He set
tied at Logansport, Ind, in 1884. From 1874
to lSi7 ne was professor in Rush Medical Col
lege. Chicago, and from 1873 tofss3 he taught
surgery in the Indiana Medical College. He
held seat in Congress from pf649 to 1858. and
was afterward elected linked States Senator
from Indiana and served Is such from 1857 to
1861. In the autumn of 1861 he raised the
forty-sixth regiment OF Indiana volunteers and
was commissioned colonel He was compelled
to resign in the following year on account OF
injuries received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY
THIRD NORTHWEST, BEING PREMISES
KNOWN AS NO. 22l6.
Under and by virtue the last will and testament
Of Shadrach ugent, late Of Washington, d. c. said
Will being duly proved and recorded in the Office az
the register Of wills Of the District Of Columbus will
9ner Tor sale; ~ public auction. at HALF-PASr
F0UR O'CLOCK on the afternoon OF MONDAY, DE-
GENDER TWELFTH. 1892. part of lot numbered
twelve. I'D, in square numbered hfty-ope (Jl) in
the city OF Washington d. c., described as follows:
be9inning for the at the northeast corner OF said
lot and running thence twenty tyS) feet
Tour t4 inches. thence south, ninefy-sx (06) feet
thence east nineteen M feet four ca inches. thence
north lire Of said alley eight 49, feet thence north
one nundrcd llOO) fest to the beginning. together
room frame dwelling.
Terms Of sals Onehalf cash and notes of purchases
~ balance N equal nstallnen. in six Co., twelve
tlx) ana e6hteen Q months after dat q sale with
nsre;s d 81 per cspt per snnum until paid interest
trust On the prcyssty. deposit Of 600 rsqnirsd Il
TINE Of sale Terms to b complied With in ten llOl
days OF property 70 be rsepld risk aud cost Of de-
ssnsna Durcnsss afssr nss d.Es s4ysgstcanE in Ths
oaVos0 8xecut0e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,s.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NoRTHEAsT CORNER
OF n STREET AND CONNECTICUT AyENIiE
NOW OCCUPIED By THE RUssI.N LEGA
NJ TON: OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE.
by virtue ana in pursuance of PISS N nm tia
twenty sixth GOD day OF March. in the yea- q or
Lord eighteen hundred and eighty i've QSl nv ti,e
supreme Court of the District Of Columbia bodinT
special term in equity in the of George Penper
vs. Alex r. Shepherd e al. number seventy-eight
hundred ard three C1SCO equity viii, as suryiyins
trustee. On TUESDAY. THE TENTH UOth) ID AY OF
January. IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and nine.y-three l1S93D. at HALF-PAsT THREE
$3.50, O'CLOCK n in front Of the premises Cd ee
Tor sale AZ public auction the following real estate
Lot numbered three 90 in A. r. Shep bers suaiyi.-
lon OF square numbered one hundred and s.xty-four
I64). according TO the subdv aiou recorded In the
once Of the surveyor of the District Of COLUMBIA N
Ltber W. b NJ. folio III. of the books Of the su- I.
veyor with all and singular the buildings and i.n-
provements thereon. :.
Terms Of sale; One fourth Of the purchase no,ey
70 be raid in cash on the day of sale CT final rafcs
ton thereof by the n and resid y in thre ~
equal ipstslments ct one III. two C2) and three rs
wears. the deferred payments to be Secured bv the
notes OF the purchaser bearing date "a the isy OF
sfty sod. or sl cash. q the option Of the purchases
property 2 Knocked down. Al eoavsyancing ct the
HENRY WISE GARRETT.
Surviving Trustee.
ax1-eso 4165ths IL 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
d1-dStls
y ATCLIFFE. DARR & co. , AUCTIONEERS,
III go PA. AVE. NV.
PFREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
T. GOOD WORK HORSES,
nvTrcJEG
. FARM WAGONS,
BUGGY AND FARM UsRNFS


BUGGY AND FARM HARNESS. &c
rL ON SS Al! y X. DECEMBER THIRD. 1892: AT
RS8 % pE FL! frsns e
NORTHWEST. the above III entionsd horses. &C. tie
0 dix q cif fffsl BARR si CO.. Aucs
pUBLIG AUcTION sAIE0F ALL OF THE Fur;
81 kaN9HHp
Wifi S SGTESN 81 A3yHfSiE
RNp hGSSF d HNr fS IT PG Is ENriREL
MS OF EA HE hkP
SSTH ffR Hsf SsHs sOE 'SH HSE
loo cHATEEk SUITS, OAK. WALNUT. MAHoG-
so fAkkSh ASb RECEPTION SUITS. VARIOUS
20 iis i3AiEyyn And DINING ROOM SETS. IN
200 PRS. LACE CURTAINS AND DRApERIEs.
100 SUPERIOR CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES.
10 raiE RE FIRE ~ W5 AHR SRf5 zoe PER- LIB
1872 SETS FEAT h PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS
E9LSiNS EEPS HA 81 sSox CABINETS wax
yABIEs sSIiP TEAk WOOD TABLEs
BAONZE STATUES, EXTRA Marble CLOCKS.
ooEffHssfsf A up p En-
LHE 3 LGiAN MINIsTEKs SALE. lCosT LOO
sGoTCH MiIToS ic ffHENGh RopY
BRUssELs cARPETs ii COOP coNbITioN' oDi
LEATHER, EASY, TURKISH AND UPHOLSTERED
CHAIRS, COuCHks AND LOUNGES IN GREAT
HAbIEII; BRASS ANplRONS AND FEN
W00D CHINA, HOTEL CRoCKERY AND
IERY, NAPKiNs. TaBLE CLoTHs,D COW COW
F9RTS, SHEETS. SPREADS. PILLOW AND
COOKING UTENSILS, COPPER STEAM
TABLES AND COVERS, LANCE COPPER KET-
FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS HOTEL
Catalogues will be issued and the articles may be ex.
amined all day Thursday. Friday and Saturday, De-
cember !. and g.
Sale positive and terms cash
n. B.-Out-of-town purchasers can arrange to have
their articles packed and shipped q reasonable *
pense. MATTHEW'S L. KIRKLAND, Aucts
G and "a s. Charles ST.. Baltimore, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
Trying to Worry Gladstone.

The socialist leaders in England, who are
following their policy Of worrying the gov
eminent, have requested Mr.. Gladstone to re-
ceive deputation, whose intentions. it is de-
elared, are to get plain answer to the question
whether the government will supply work to
the unemployed Of London. II is not likely
that Mr.. Gladstone will give his consent TO re-
ceiving the deputstion-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

10 ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auct,onserx
TWo-sToRY. AND BAsEMl Mt BRICK HOUSE,
MENTs. No as 7 STREET. NoKTHwEsT.
BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER
EIGHTH, q -FOUR O'CLOCK. we viii oder for sale,
~ '''"' "a INC LOT los. SQUARE as1,
Fronting 10 feet 9inches by depth Of e. IS. i'm
proved BY wel,-o,lt 2--tory brick house. 9rooirs
situsted and should the attention Of parties
Terms lib raj and stated at the time Of sale ue-
post q 800 uron acceptance Of bid Terms to Be
sSodsds RxTTceaIlTaf;E. DARR I CO.. A.es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
No. qi2 F 81. n. W.
l.. CABEiL WILLIAMSON Trustee,
iSOYouisiana ave.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS d CO. Aucts. mo-. lot
DATcL,FFE. pARR & CO, Aucts.

cHAASscERY SALE % VERY VALUABLE w
PROVED REAL ESTATE on the NORTt'-
NESI CORNER OF EIETEENTH AND NJ
STREETS OhlHNFST.
by virtue Il decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. PASSED tie 1gsh day of No.
Neiubcr lSf'. IN slUty cause No. IA. 081. wherein
Emily b. IRE man ct 81 cnInpl nsnfs and Hen y
W freeman 81 a. are defendants, he UNDERSIGNED
trustees. will Offer for 81 ut ut'ic Auction in front
Of the premises. on FRIDAY. DECEMBER SECOND,
1892, at FOUR O'clock J.. Nj. the follow
Ing described reel estate, To Wit Part % oriyina lot
numbered one ~. ia square numbered one hund-
and ninety ti!tD. beginning cor The the
southeast cornar % s..l 10 aud running west.
along street twenty 600 feet thence ncrth sixty
two 6el feet AMI tn tI0D inches thence east
twenty C,0) feet t. 18th street west. thence south to
the place of berinnlng together with the i'm prove
brick dwelling, subject, however, deed of trrls
for41.2Cn, to he announced at sale.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: Onehrd
OF the purchase ms npy in cash AM the balance IN two
equal instanen,s at one and two years with interest
If IL the day sale. 70 be scared by deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or all cas, a: the option of
tine purchaser: deposit OF 300 Will be required
the time OF sale ~ conveyancing and recording at
purchaser cost. Terms of sa to be compiled with
within fifteen days from the day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and
OF the delaultinc purchaser.
CLAIR aACE a. BRANDENBURG.
- - Trustee, Alp .5th st. n.
HENRY WISE IAkNET1,
n21-d il6 9Th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
Claims Property Worth Millions.

Mrs. Adelia Freeman, living in San Diego,
has filed a suit at Los Angeles, Cal, in which
she sets up claim to 81, SOC, 900 worth of prop
erty and makes sixty-two persons, more or less
prominent in the city. defendants. She claims
to be the legitimate child of CASTOR Oxart. u
Basque Frenchman, who died at Los Angeles in
1883, leaving the property in question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
McGinty's Rise Was Rapid.

A colt called McGinty (2.l3), endowed with
the same blood as Nancy Hanks. has been sold
for "a, 600 to Henry S. Hawes and james Alex
ander of Johnstown, Pa. A year ago McGinty
was bought for SIPS from Andrew McGinty. a
farmer south Of indianapolis, who had raised
the animal. On the dam side McGinty is short
bred. His sire was Delineator, ais. by Dc
TAFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, rEINd pRENIS KNOWN
As NO. POI STREET NORTHWEST FOR
NERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE JUS
TlCE JOSEPH p. BRADLEY.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
Di-trct OF Columbia, PISSED on SovepIb,r % A. D.
Butler and Caroline Bradley plaintiffs and Charles
Bradley. Julia r. b. Bradley. Eliza cam ron Brad
ley. Joseph Gardner Bradley and james Donald Came
ron Brad ~ are defendants, will sell at public
ti9n In front Of the premises on TUESDAY. THE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. D. 1882
At FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot numbered ne "a in
Douglass ana Rice's subdivision of square five hun
dred and SIXTY ta0o tbs City. said lot fronts ~
IA feet inches on New Jersey avenue. % feet
incaes. the south $50 feet inches the line Of
street ana Contains 1850 square .eet of ground
more or ess, improved by lsrge double three-story
and back building brick house. with brick stable in
rear.
Terms of sale: One-thrd OF the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in two equal installments at
and two years from day OF lie with interest at
cent secured by deed ot trust upon tine prore-ty
al cash, at the optlon Of the purchaser. All con
veyH-c'nV and recording at purchasers cost Deposit
OF 800 required AZ the time of sale. Terms to be
complied with within fifteen days from date of sale
Otherwise tine right to sell the property az the
and risk % the defaulng purchaser after five DAYS
previous in The Evening -t1r wspaper is re-
served. FREDERIC u. NJ KENNY Trustee
Sun building, 1917 T st. II. W,
d1-dSds Washington, D. c.
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GEO. II. ARMSTRONG, | r.,
n30-dGds WM. d. CAMPBELL. iFust'


2.3G3 SHARES OF THE COLUMBIA INDUS
TRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of the authority in vested will sell
at public auction in dance with uti, passed
by board Of directors and in accordance with article
II o. the Colrmbia industrial Insurance COMPANY
1882 at ONE O'CLOCK p n. at the auction rooms
of DUncanson Bros. 9 ID and ID sts. W.. Washing
ton d. c.. the following certificates of stock of the
Columbia industrial Insurance
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Omc,sl Court I'm Ohio.

The plurality Of Harrison over Cleveland in
Ohio, as officially announced is l,072 s. NJ.
Taylors plurality for secretary of state is 02s.
The vote OF the presidential candidates Is as fol
lows: Harrison. 405,lS7; Cleveland, 404, AS
Bidwell, SOFA; Weaver, 1l,s52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-01
& BFNSINGFR. AUCTIONEER
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. $40 LA. AVE NV

PEREMpTORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES AND
MULES
We will sell at the Bazaar. $40 La. ave- NV. SAT-
URDAY MORNING. DECEMBER THIRD, AT
TEN O'CLOCK:
car load Horses. Mares and Mules consigned TO US
by Messrs. NJ. Fox Son of Baltimore. Nd In
this lot will be found two speedy horses. six years
old. some good workers and drivers and also sew
eral mules. The entire lot will be sold without
reserve.
ALSO
80 head of Horses and Mares signed TO rs by Diff
ferent parties to be sold for of use. This lot
comprises over fifty head of horses.
Az uh0 c0ntem plate buVingarc inuited
S. BENsINGER, Auctioneer
$40 La. ave. NV dl-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RATcLIrFE. DARR l. CO. AuCrloYFERs,
h oaO PENNA. AVE

II go PFNNh AVE.
HOUSE Ne - ELEVENTH sTREEr sol IN,
on rrfspkY ScyENBER TwFNTY-x1NrH.
lsai At FoLR O'CLOCK. N. we vii seii. in IN nj
PAIR or ORIGINAL LOT 1e. soU,KEaas.
feet niche. to 500 far r aleu- ~' e,e g M
eleant Ick house with bach saidins unsr % oS oa
Terms; oSes aud sboye an inenrlhrsare Il -. 600
tine q sale Terms 70 h. Sm,d Nh IN .9
days from the day Of sale the rlat 4 resell q the
Al STS SSsl q ,ae sPS pur laser Is reserved
nal-dsdbs RArcLIfFE DARE q Co. A1cts.
~ SETHE ABOVE SALE Is nosTPoNEp UNTIL
WEDNESDAY. SEVENTH DAY or DECEMBER. A.
n3o-dsdis RATcLiffE. DARR co. Auc,.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioueers
TRrSTEES SALE oF \ VALUABLE LOT oS
MN,kIEEI wE I HILL FRoNTING e FIT oN
BY DEPTH OF 100 Fiji, '-'>'' IN +
Apgus;, A D. lSsd. and recorded in Lit.sr No IieS
foio $50 - SEQ. one Of the land rror- OF The Ds-
se and s Of the h h e % i ad5'
s vi" ah w 5, NFb MIA f r tT2ni s. tFs * e
o. oF DGGEnBER. 1892. Al HALFPAsr FOUR
lana situate IN ;bea ro ma. OF Ttsip ne 0 rs,se .,
columbia, End known a aud he'ng the south IA q
u2l OF Hal Elvans subdivision OF part OF the ,rat
Q! land EnnEn a. Mount fess ln;." now called
F. - folio 400. Land records ~ ,he n's-
'piiiltNa. alt Ia LINZ. Lew Cont, No
folio Is. of the divisions IN The o;ice
OF the surveyor Il said District together With the -
rro' ements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third of tho purchase money .,
be paid IN cash and the balance 20 he raid two % al
instAliments respectively IN AMI TWO Years So
cured 10y deed o. trus: the property sold with in
teIest semi annualy At the rste q per cent
purchaser deposit 81 500 " 4 be required vher.
ne nlu - accepted II tha rfs Of sale not CON-
Piled with IN hfteen days the eservc tn r,
20 resell the property the risk aud cost OF the -
fauiting purchaser.
LOUIS n WINE
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THOMAS K. MARTIN trustees
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