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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NKu YORK. Feb. is
Honey easy ranging trom II % 2.
rrlrne paper n S.s54
Government bonis, Iul, easier
Railroad bonds, &C i've, firm.
The following are the Uto-icP quotations OF sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16

3 7~eniy five cent. for box OF BEECH
ANS PII.Ls ooh ziials
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IOHa Is. HUBBARD Posi-, No. 20, 49, -
81 Regular meeting ist and Sd Mondays o. ~. -
aloni in Fraternity Hail, Union ST., oofnsi' "
Water street.
DAVID T.. SBKA. Comnanaef
p X RAGor, Adff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-16

n D NN@. Dr.. Greene, the successful
". w. V specialist in curing ali form'
of nervous aud chronic diseases, "a Temple Place
Boston, Mass, otn be consulted fFee. personally
or by letter. Call or write him about your case
or send FOR symptom blank TO I'LL out and letter
fully explaining your disease, giving advice. etc
will be returned nee.
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/ Regulas Meetings lst and ID Thursdsysooi
ssoh month in Golden Cross hall over r. "
Water street -
AnnuaI election Of officers thursday, Dec. ".
JAMES MATTE. President
~ HOsEhs ase
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rOBBOsaEEC0STkE TRIBE. No: -, :. -,
NKM Council fro kindled every Wedhss Nl.
eve ming AZ 40 O'Clock in Fraternity Hail. INV"
street, corner OF Water.
GEoRaE SAFFoPD 5aehem.
WV PIGHARD, Chief OF keeofos.
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BOWDllCH. WEBSTER I co
Notice

AUGUSTA, Fsb'y. 4, is2.
All pefsons are forbidden hetb3riug or trusting
my son, Ashford f. oanpson Up my account on
and after this date.
Peb552s WINTHROP l.. SANPsoS.
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A LPHA COUNCIL, NO. 8, X. & 4. NJ. bsat,a
IA Conyoeation, Wednesday evening, Dec ~
Al 10 o c ock, In Masonic Hall. Water u a..
All X. 4 D. Masters sse Invited 70 siisna wv
meetings.
T.. G. SrEVgss, ]. L. NJ.
HfCY.
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The Farmers Pleasant Life-Bostor
Girl 70 Uncle Jsmes)-Do you like liv.
ing on farm?
Uocle Jsmes-Yss, like 1t very much
Boston Giri-i suppose you like it vel
enough 10 the grad summer time. but t.
90 oar in the cold srd snow to gather wiz.
ter spples and harvest vi.ter wheat, I i'm
sgipe might be anything but pleasant
Texas Sift,ngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

Corressondence Of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Nd, August s, 1892.
Although a strong effort is being made to
conceal the fact it is evident that the republi-
cans OF Montgomery county are in a state Of
internal discord that threatens to result in the
withdrawal Of the better element from partici-
patton in local politics. The row is due to the
attempt of John L. Husband to set up polit-
ical bossship in the county.
1t is alleged that to further his ends Mr. Hus-
band has resorted to all the methods of the
Philadelphia thug in politics, has packed pri-
maries, denied his opponents the right of free
speech at these assemblies and utterly upset the
amicable relations that have long existed in the
county. Mr.. Husband has posed conspicuously
as a lieutenant OF Mr.. Geo. L. Wellington the
probable nominee for Congress in this district,
and although no opposition has manifested it.
sell 10 MIR. Wellington personally. the attitude
OF Husband in antagonizing the Quakers
and the republicans along the Metropol-
itan branch at Takoma " oodside Linden Forest
Glen and Kensington is likely to prove disas-
trous to republican hopes in November In con-
versation gentleman who has been identified
with republican politics in the county for many
years says:
There is no use talking. the men who have
labored for Years, with no hope of reward. TO
make Montgomery county republican will not
submit now to be rough-ridden by this man
Husband. He has only been in the county a
few years, coming here from Pennsylvania. and
seeks to set up bossship that cannot and will
not be endured. Some time ago he announced
his dictatorship and declared war on the
Quakers; now he assaults all the people in
the new settlements along the railroad. lie is
doing Mr.. Wellington more damage than any
enemy possibly could" Every effort is being
made to smooth the matter over, but SO far
without success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
GEORGETOWN.
MY OF cYcLrsrs.

htN " NhALlrNr
Tho Gcorsetown Cycle Club. under command
oy Iient + I Wis.ne- ,ool hi, a., S,,,a.x
=. --..-s- - -, -
~ URN "e ene hts' u"
inc program, ana after looking over the village
=, Ia -. ~. t'ie
20 langley and thence 20 The br,sl AZ ,hs viz
ginia end OF the Chain bridge. where a stop Of
considerable length was made. The homeward
.ui VIZ . mao. N d'i,cs lne' me boSt report
a.; N~o 49,. o'i n''s 70 tns ntlose 20 DC
.s.h.As - NonNI'ion, e,u o'e' rcNsh-
,hs -. .s ~ ''us,s o,er '
inch ,hiclnsss Tr.in No., q, ,ho
run.
COMING ESrERr,rSNESr.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday even
ings the Ladies' Aid Society and Cosmos Circle
Of Mt. Tabor Church will give n lawn enter
tainren, ON the c,orras .nor, ,h. lool,,,,,
tower that promises 20 give the keenest
pleasure to all who attend. The ladies who
nave II IN charge are eNertng themselves 10
.n. u.l.~ ~ uiaN. lne mos enJosAoo oi
an.rices 80 NJ, 1.ho- Err. ,,ia., 4,
charitabie ONO
hslhp TON fi"hriNo.
george Magruder and John Cannon. both
OF Tenlcytown. engaged in fight yesterday
near the terminus Of the electric line. and on
cea NcCahe coming along mn, canpo, whom
he aa.,,aI l., ,ha $50 a,'s .'
him with assault and battery The arrested one
used a stick Of much weight and thick ness on
.ne nesd OF ms adversary. MHgruder Was taken
"'' "0'''e' "He'e ''ie Nou'"s were ures-'n'
-, 10 f"H III N"iAHi'
ION MINOR colored man, was brought 10
The station last night by ono OF the county Of
ficers and charged with cnterinu m shan,x ON
Connection, ayerpa o,,c,aod "a .,o.,;,,,,
therefrom e. in hill. The money ms No, 80,
covered a. -, hnsli'., Nas w. "a
of il Tom started an, ana INA . - In.
-. - -
h''sh
Statement OF entries received NJ the George
town custom house during the week ending Au-
gust il as follows: Decorated china. s9l7.
I ,,,rusac,u-.-s, ,,o,., zoos 49, zoo
woolens s6el. feI, b.,s 500 -. sSss
watches sIgs. bnols sIcs. 80 IS OBJ
$3.50 49, ''' N-''-''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
COLLECTING THE GARBAGE.

What Commissioner Douglass Says About
the Kew Regulations.
In discussing the new regulations relating to
the collection Of garbage Commissioner Doug
lass said to STAR reporter:
'1he Commissioners have not required the
citizens to put their slop buckets in front of
their houses. We simply require them to put
them in some accessible place. OF course,
where there is no alley the slop must be reached
from the front-that is unavoidable in the
nature of things. There are only two ways out
of it: Either the garbage man must find the
slop without obstruction on the part of the
householder, or he must be allowed to break
open gates or doors when fastened. This last
method could not be allowed for a minute.
Therefore, the Commissioners recently made a
regulation requiring householders to help to
the extent of putting the buckets or barrels
where the collector can find them without de-
lay. The idea that a regulation should be made
by us to punish stealing slop boxes Or barrels is
entirely unnecessary. The law already Furnishes
larceny"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

The commissioner Of the Ottoman govern
ment to the Columbian exposition recently sub
mittcd question in regard to the collection of
duties on articles imported by Turkish exhibit
ors. He explained that Turkish merchants can
not possibly afford to pay the import duties
on the goods in advance, as their whole capital
viii have been sunk in the merchandise, and he
suggested that the difficulty be overcome by
an agreement to accept the import duties on
the sale OF goods. In reply Assistant Secretary
Crounse says that on articles imported as ex-
hibits and sold for delivery at the close OF the
exposition the duties will not be collected until
such delivery, but in the case OF articles i'm
ported for ssle during the progress Of the expo
sition In bazaars and otherwise the duty must bc
paid on withdrawal Of the goods from bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
CEo W. sTICKNEY. Auct.. l4l6 New York ave
LEGAL NOTICES.

rs THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Holdiny special term in equity;
Jackson II. Ra;st ct al ThornAs 8. Queen ct a.
In Equity. No. 12067
The report Of the trustees appointed In the above
this THIRrIETH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1892 i'd
trustee. be hereby Ta,ffsd and frmed unless cause
TO the eontraIy be shown on OF before he FIFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1892. Provided Q COPY
OF this order he published In the WashtnRton Law Re-
porter and The Evening STAY once wsek for three
TENDER Aforesaid. The report shows that the real
estate was sold to Thomas l. Cropley for o11 81. 90
A. B. HAGNEE, Assoc ate Justice.
suis%Ey hs cIAScF h xoSSS c:rs
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ODE TO FCTURITY.

ODE TO FCTURITY.
1t isn't the deed we've recorded Of yore
That furnishes minds with a text;
The main spring of interest now, as before,
Is wondering what they'll do next.
Neither Gladstone, nor Dana, nor Baby Mckee,
Nor Hill, nor Platt leave us perplexed.
Ger things of the past; all the trouble you see
Is wondering what they'll do next.
What PETER and Holman have lately achieved
Are matters DER which we're not vexed,
But the minds OF the world would be greatly re-
lieved
II we only knew what they'll do next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
ANACOsTIA.
DEATH OF MRS. ASHTON

DEATH OF MRS. AsHroi
Mrs. Jane Il. Ashton of Monroe street died at
Q pm. Saturday. She had been an invalid for
many years. The direct cause Of death was in
digestion. The deceased was the widow OF the
late Sergeant Ashton OF the metropolitan police,
who died in 1879. Mrs. Ashton was born in
Maryland firty-four wears ago, and has lived in
Washington about forty years. She moved TO
this side OF the river six years ago. having
purchased the residence Of Gen. Jno. Z. Smith.
She leaves four sons, two unmarried. and one
daughter, Mrs. SchatZ Of Washington. Mrs.
Ashton was a member Of the NJ. E. Church and
well known for charitable works. The funeral
took place from the home at P. m. today, Rev.
Mr. McLaren officiating. 1nterment was st
Congressional.
CAMP MEETINGS YESTERDAY.
Campbell Grove camp meeting was largely
attended Yesterday. The morning services
were opened with prayer by Rev. 7. Jenkins Of
Mount Pleasant Independent Methodist Church.
Then followed a sermon by Rev. J. ii. Dale,
drawn from the book of Judges.
Allen Grove camp meeting had It's fair share
Of worshipers Yesterday. In the morning
Rev. Mr.. jenkins of Baltimore preached in the
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Beckett Of Metropolitan
A. NJ. Z. Church, Washington. and in the even
ing Rev. Thomas Sommerville Of Cumberland
held forth.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
John d. Gouff Lodge, independent Order Of
Good Templars, has elected officers as follows:
Chief templar, +. H. Creamer; vice templar,
Mrs. Sue King; recording secretary. Frank A.
Dony; financial secretary. Herbert +. l.. Allen;
treasurer, John W. Middleton; chaplain. Miss
Emma Bowen; marshnl, Miss NJ. Middleton;
guard, L. p. FugItt; sentinel, George Peacock.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
A meeting was held saturday at Campbell A.
Sabbath school picnic to Camp Douglass. Va,
per steamer W. W. Colt. The Sunday schools
represented were Allen A. NJ. E.. Garfield II.
C.. by Superintendent Arthur W. Carroll; Beth
lehem Baptist. Hillsdale. ID. c.. by Superin-
tendent Cornelius W. Davis, and Campbell A
NJ. E, by Superintendent Dale.
STOLEN THINGS POUND.
basket Of the booty OF Lulu Brown con-
victed of stealing from her employers, was
found Saturday in the gallery of st. Teresa's
Church By the janitress. Father Hughes
notified OF the discovery and the plumber st
once turned over to Officer Il. o. Prather.
NOTES.
Mr.. John A. varling OF the bureau Of engrav-
ing and printing has been granted one months
leave Of absence, and will sail this week for
Southampton, England, per steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm, to revisit his old home and friends at
Plymouth.
Pauen' al tne oo.ernment hospitAi Ior
ane Insane escaped Iase os,ur1ay Alseinoon,
presunaoIy wa ene SCUM wal. louhg Nooos
were soon inIes'eo win man hunters, peht more
on securing the reward than the escaped pa
tient.
me poys choir OF tmmanuel Lpiscopai
onurcn mas peen given vacation Tor tne month
Of August. The void il filed by the chapter OF
praise, an auxiliary choral organization com.
posed OF young ladies. Precentor hoeder OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
MARYLAND POLITICS.
Discord Among the Montgomery County
Republicans.

PENNSYLVANIA THUG POLITICS INTRODUCED
AoUAr STRIKER UNDERTAKES TO DOWN THE
oUAKERs AND OTHER RESPECTABLE ELEMENTS
OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE COUNTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
DRoFosALs.-sEALFp PROPOSALS VIII, BF

pEoPoSALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
u ssvsrs, Catch b sins and Cosnecti. ns-OfAcs Of
the Sonulsstonsrs ID C., WASHINGTON. d. C., August
sn. ISElSR ocLcck Il. s on 'i fSEspa AZ.
AUGUST SIXTEENTH. 1892. for sonst-urtfnx Sew
90 Catch fasins and cSnnsctions In the ssrsct of
Columbia Blank forms Of proposals and specincs-
thsssfo tox,sner WITH all necessary n.orlnston and
enly bids iron these forms viii be CONSIDERED The
ght b 20 rets any and ali ids or nara of
StdA y W. DOUGLASS. J. ". Ross. WI X. RIOS.
GxI.L. Cumminotonms DC. aaE-Sa
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PROPOSALS.

E E2s lHp sfIgist
0Mee Of NE comEli.z:oner,. Washington. D. C.. Au-
Sss sfsRsI s;fiHiS
4 sn. i9sTs :, r.'Po.,: and .g.s
sf:rsfe .ose:Ssr Win Al nsess..Ty .2d
only nads upon thes. forms VIII BE considered The
bds g and " 81 9 Ross F WI ms F.
hossE-L. Commissioner. D. c. Aus-6t
PROPOSALS FOR FoRAGE-wAR DEPART
p:sa ssspi4 ps.s,sn " %.IhIpss. c;y July
s.,y.a s :, his q, : T1sil TMELyE SSLock NOON.
tsn,:h,n. sub s.I.ss straw.
lS3 Proposals must be placed in sealed envelopes
fGoRP CHEZ sapp aS'i pi;,i .9a
pRoposAIs FOR IRON woRK.-oFFICE OF
po:ais for deiverin and .see.tn. PiS IN
q Inc S5idias ioS r. ley y SSRsr-.s 10 III.
on n T-ss.Ts e r s ss F1
OF AUGUST lss, snd oPensd iInmsdi,tey there;
md and e rTo
sfRNaxb 3 e. eRsrN i aha G fss
I received untr sEPrEMBEK JIRsT. NOON. for
Sst,ons during the 9. 4. r. saealnpmsnt ''''f-
All bids must be accompanied by certified check
Tor eloc The following are the reservations to be
froa, q IN. Botanical Garden p space In from.
o. Central MARKET 3 reservation Nc %. south side
OF ave-. adjoining Qh ~. l. reservation No. "a month
sid. Of ave- .djolninx 9Th st. s. reservaiion No. 30.
sou'h ude q ave-. .dsoininz 18th st. 8 reservation
ervanon No. 10, lafayette Square s. reservation
NO ~ north side of ave-. adjoining 18th 81. g.
srvaron No. -, south side Of ave. adjoining l0h
~ ressrvstson No. "a north side of SdloiniGS
SHh st. IL. reservation No. ID south side o. ave-
sdoirins 2st and space southeast corner u Treas
ury DEPARTMENT
Ihere viii oe the srsnd parade and fireworks the
evening which VIII be the finest the O. A r. has ever
snd ne owners Of privileges ought TO realize
O. @. STAPLES.
wiils-ds Hotel,
cs:i-m.n COMMITTEES on Parks and Keservations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

Henry Lewis, alias ''Curly," yesterday morn
ing appeared ct the sixth precinct station with
the blood running from . wound on the neck,
Which he steds,euitsd from being struck with
. bsG bssb<Sk saaoon on North Capitol and
Pierce streets BY The barkssper becsuse b re-
fused 70 treat He vas attended 10 st ths
Emergency Hospital and sent 70 his hons n
KinGnan's court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

He was telling about his extensive travels
"The natives of that country" he said, ''all
practice polygamy."
That is singular" said a young woman.
"No;' he answered. 81 beg your pardon,
but it is excessively plural"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

1t is only proper to quiet the sobbing soul
that produced the following music-hall strain
with the assurance that there will be more pres
emily:
Only one-man stood on the corner there,
Only one-remark; it sounded like a swear.
He stood through hours that heat made drear
To see cable car appear;
But it had gone ere he drew near
The only one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
SHOOTING STARS.
Roll on, majestic cable car!
Avert an angry fate
For citizens who dwell afar
And like to stay out late.

Children who lisp in numbers are not neces-
sarily poets. They may be repeating the multi
phcation table,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

AUCTION SALE TONIGHT. n1 PA AVE-
"A Over coo lot, q Disnopd., Gold Watches.
RevOlvers from New York Pawnbrokers Association
uy-sO-:5n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

One great rea son why a man is less likely to
become overhead ed in neglige shirt is that it
hasn't any collar buttons to lose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

Lost influence returns no more;
The thought his soul must blister;
The man who called him Judge of yore,
Refers to him as mister"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
GENTS SU1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR A..

Coats. soc. Pants 25c Vests 25c Altering and
s.pcirinS done IN best m.nper Gods called for and
K. = nAHN, 7O5 9th ct. NV,
$3.50 And 20 ". Eutaw st.. Baltimore Nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
+ ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.

A VERY CONVENIENT AND BEAUTIFULLY SIT
LATED COUNTRY RESIDENCE. WITH SVEN
TIN ACRES OF FINE ROLLING LAND. AT
On TUFsDAY. AUGUST NINTH. 1892. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. on the premises. we viii sell nne
Country Residence less than OneQusrter mile west OF
Highland station. Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
on the road leading from Brookland to Highlands:
The tract contains seventeen acres OF good rolling
land. we'll adapted for subdivision or gardening
Brick DWELLING with ten and all necessary out
buildings Spa spring close to the house, comm ands
Ane view of surrounding country and offers an
unusual opportunity TO obtain q good and easily ac-
cessible country home.
Terms: One-thira cash. balance to suit. Convey
sncinR and recording at purchasers cost deposit
Of $50 will Be e9uired at time o. sale.
y. BIO THE SALE: Take 4:31 pm. train at
lands az 6:16 pm.
aul dSds LATIMER SLOAN. Auctionssrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

VERvAND. ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER
N l0l2 Penna. NV
Visiting cards printed from plate S5c DER 100 Gel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
LADIES' GOODS.

7 AIDES. HAVE YOUR DRESSES MADE AT YOUR
IL Offering prices oy the l!-knovn hrst-cass filter
and stylish Anishsr order 70 keep present help dur
ing dull season M A. HOFFMAN,. ia 10th St
nREssNAKrNG ALL THE SUMNER; Low
~ pr,ces. Artistic STYLE. Perfect fit! Complete IN
drsfsr and cutter for her sister, Nine VAN suth
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TOMORROW.

UNDERHRITERs' AUCTION SALE OF %, 900
WORTH OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. STATIONERY. TOYS, &c,
AT MY SALES ROOMS.
Above mentioned stock will be sold, commencing
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST EIGHTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK every day tn after until disposed Of.
stock comprises general assortment of Cslicoes. Cling
hams. Shes-ings. Mnslins Percales. Sattesns Flan-
nels, Cashmeres. Wooden and White Goods, Cam
brics. Table Linen and Cloth Yelling. Outing Flan-
nels. &c.
ALSO
500 dozen Assorted Hosiery, LADIES' and Gents
Underwear Neckwear. Corsets. splendid assortment
Of Erabroderiss Laces. Ribbons. Braids Spool SILK.
t,oSs, v nt ~ hhss,
Shoes and Boots and numerous other goods.
Dealers and private buyers will find II to their inter
est TO attend this sale -
wM LOwENTHAL,
ATCTtONEER,
a37 1th st. n. W,
au5-3t junction of 7th, Mass. and st.
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Whiting CARDS PRINTED from plate. 7oc. per 100 Gel
GARsAaE
Persons desiring prompt removal of garbare will
please notify the contractor by postal card go n c.
ave. h W. CLARK. Contractor. sn4-6ts
nRUNKENNEss OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
- lively cured by administering
DR.. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC
Sold By S. r. WARE. DruRsist Washington js7.ly
NY TINE YOU WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
"a and ettn Al HukRY come to THE Law RE-
PklNTING-ENGRAvING. Noted for FINE WORK.
~. ". NOOkE. Manager. mhl5
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TIE ELIcrIoN.

The election passed OF quietly and Gov. Jones
and his supporters had expected him 10 sweep
the stats by 1t least 50 900 majority but in this
they were disappointed. His majority, accord
ing to unofficial figures, VIII be between II, 900
and 1900. The Legislature, Il develops, 4
stsaight dsmocrstie By small majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

RATCLIFFE.DARK Z CO.. Aucts. .J,O Pa-Ave. n v.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF ABOUT FOUR HUN
REGULAR SIZES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST
ELEVENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell within
our sales rooms. go Pennsylvania avenue northwest
in lots TO suit. about 400 pairs Of tie we'll known
Baker" Shoes. to which the attention OF the trade
and private buyers Is called.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
auo-i&dbs Auctioneerp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

CHICKERING BABY GRAND,
Natural rosewood case octs. sweet singing quality
Of tome great batxsin, rst 800; will sell for
ESQ. go down and IS per month.
ty2S y. g. SMITH. IDS Psnaa. NV.
Il AN ESTEY ORGAN;
High top; Q stops; solid walnut slightly used !:
rood original price $50, will sell for S76;
sAsy monthly payments e. SMITH.
iy2B Job Penn. nv.
LOB sALE-SECOND-HAND PIANOS OF ALL
Il the prominent MAKES. repaired Ike new from SIS
upward. e.sv terms and no interest
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

L'OR sALE-GHEAT MIDSUMMER BARGAIN
Il one e415 beautiful mahogany case, sweet-toned
erand UPRIGHT piano for 519J cash AZ G. L. WILD 4
BRO sO9 9TH ST. n ty.0-2ws
Tor sALE--KNABE SQUARE GRAND PIANO;
Il owner needs cash and will sacrifice Q nns Knsbs
square grand piano. nearly new for only s1JO cash :
md rosewood richly carved legs and Tyre sweetest
tone and in perfect order; handsome stool and cover
with IL. Eyou want big bargain don't miss it; call
ot once.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs,
au4 e13 Pa ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

General assortment Of kitchen requisites
ALL THIS FURNITURE Is IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION AND is BEING SOLD ON ACCOUNT
ING.
au6d DUNCANSON BROS.