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Some western $50
An analysis Of the table reveals that Mr..
Cleveland seems to be the choice of fifteen
states They are California Connecticut, Del
aware, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New
Hampshire. Ohio, Rhode Island, South Dakota,
Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia
and Wisconsin. Twelve Of these states are re-
publican and only three are democratic.
Senator Hill is the choice Of ten states. They
are Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Maryland,
Mississippi New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, South Carolina and Texas. Seven are
democratic and three republican. This shows
unmistakably that in the states where the
democratic sentiment predominates Hill is
stronger than Cleveland.
But the real choice of the democracy 10 shown
in sixteen states. They want a western man
and are: Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri,
Montana Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina.
North Dakota, Tennessee and Wyoming. Eight
are democratic and eight republican.
Their $50 delegates, standing solid for a
western man and representing over one-third
OF the convention against the other two-thirds
hopelessly divided, will probably have a grea.
effect in shaping the conventions action.
1t will be noticed that three states have been
passed over. They are Alabama, Louisiana and
Oregon. Their delegations at present are it is
said, likely to be divided between Hill and
Cleveland.
With the sentiment SO strong for western
candidate the possibilities in that direction are
worthy Of note. 1t is significant that the west
has 81 far presented four candidates-Gov.
BOies OF Iowa, Senator Palmer of Illinois, eX-
Gov. Gray OF Indiana and ex-Postmaster Gen
eral Don Dickinson Of Michigan. The strong
est Of these are Boies and Palmer and of the
two Boies seems to have the lead. This is
chiefly due to his free silver affiliations. Pal
mer. on the other hand. has openly declared
against the free coinage of silver and the effect
Of this will be to greatly neutralze his chances.
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DuScASsoS BROS. Auet'on'er'.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

KNOWN AS No. $50 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of the Dis
trict ofColumbia passed in equity No lS16 Doc
81. we will offer for sale on TUESDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1882. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK M in front Of premises all that piece
parcel OF ground and premises known and
on the ground plat plan Of the city of Washington.
District OF Columbia. as part Of lot numbered four
teen. In square numbered hundred and iorty nne
beginning for the same at the corner OF the alley
forming the east boundary Of said lot fourteen 11l
~ feet west Of east line OF lot fourteen thence west
fifteen u1) feet. thence south elhty-two go feet
ten 1O) INCHES. thence east fifteen 5 feet and thence
to place of beginning, with right of way rear
seven and onehaf t14) ieet by fifteen I15) feet
joining public alley together with the
thereon.
Terms One third cash. balance in equal llments
at and two years notes to be given bearing per
cent interest: payable seInsnnuay and to he secured
by deed of trust premises ali cash. option
purchaser. deposit of 800 required at time of sale
Conveyancing. SC, at purchasers cost. Terms be
complied with in fifteen days. otherwise trustees re-
cost Of the defaultin2 purchaser.
.. HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee.
Columbia Law building. 4l6 9th ST n. w.
-- ANDREW B. DUVALI. Trustee,
fe11,d&ds Corner AZ 1T and La. ave.
tBTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the inclement weather until FRIDAY,
the FOURTH day of MARCH, A. ID. 1892 s2me hour
and place. HENRY WISE 1ARNETT,l -.
ml2d&ds ANDREW b. DUvALL, Arus'ees
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers,
h 42O Pa. ava n W

vALTABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on I
STKEETs,. BEING HOUSE NO. 3O5 L STREET
NORTHWEST, BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH SEC
OND. 1872, at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK, we
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 1, SQUARE a25,
Fronting % feet inches on street, with depth Of
fOOfeet
This property is near Jersey avenue the electric
cars, the Belt line, and In neigh
bornood that is rapidly advancing in value.
Terms of sale: Over and above an incumbrance Of
81, 40 be paid in cash. all cash. the option Of
the purchaser. deposit Of eco required the
OF SALE All conveysncing. recording. &c. at the cost
of the purchaser. Terms to be piled with In If
teen days from the day Of sale or the right to resell
fe26-d6ds RATCLlFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
ewTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac.
count OF the storm until FRIDAY. MARCH FOURTH
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of the premises.
mh2- dads RATCLlFFE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
STORE ROOM. NO. i260 I'd STREET SOUTH.


By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 8. 1891 and
tho land records for the District Of Columbia and
the request the purity thereby, the under.
the 81 the
RUARY, A. u. 1Sy,, at HALF-PAsT POUR O'CLOCK
s Ssts n ss the real
lot thirty (o 10 square ye hundred and ninety
Terms OF s. o: One-thiru cash; balance IN one and
two years O per cent per annum. secured by deedof
tie purchaser deposit Of ESQ required at the time
of sac. II the terms OF sale not compiled in
ten days from the day Of sale the trustee the
defaulting purchaser after ve days advertse snt
such resale in some newspaper published In Washing
CHAs. W. KEEsE. Trustee.
ss2a-dsds RADCLIFFE. DARR e CO, xus.s
sI.IHE ABOVE SALE Is fosTroNEp ON Ac.
ANiA' a. - '' cH&s wv W. K zid s'iss Trustee.
ssosasds RArcLIFFE. DARR CO. A1cs:
RAr@Isrz' DA1H CO.. A's Us r. ave. .. :.
100 SHARES J y4 AT9cA n RAsK Kc STRINGS COM
dstsd At arlington. d C.. Novsmbsr s. issi, vii
i 81 Of Il 5Sss z snt fENH
sYLyAAIA AVENUE NOkTHwEsT. On sATUk.
e. sh. a: g: so. AT oHs Z
i is STOCK or
81 IoNTooEIkY coGNTY;
Bsane IN certn.te numbsssd g 70 - both inelusiss
FIJI: s.ss PEI 8; AyzAn
aATCLzxsx. DAns CO.. A.sss.A '' as -
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The Kaiser Not Coming to the Fair.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the report
that the kaiser win visit the worlds fair 10
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CHAs. ". HANDY, Real Essate and Ioeos.

WAS ". HANDY. Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
sTsx At s5s RER MONTH BEING 40 Il
e: On f6ipAY. MARCH FOURTH. 1872. 1t HALF
5is h. ny. XCa.OCk pr Of lot q soua.s
fest 70 l0toos pubs aIsy. impFovsd By 2-ssory bck
Terms; onskhisd e.sh. balance n i. nd ysar.
q :" cssa' g epoee g Rgssh3S%
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4 yisu1nlA County ssaA Half Destroyed.
Fire ct Hiflsville, the county seat Of Carroll
county, Va, y said 70 have destroyed halt the
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9 BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
D. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE IA.
ZAAR. No. 80 LOUISIANA AYENTE

Will be sold within the Bazaar ON SATURDAY
MORNING. MARCH FIFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK,
30 head Of Horses and Mares shipped here by Nh
Louis Benero Of PhiiadelPhia; AMONG the LOT
PRESSMEN, FARMERS. OR FOR ANY PURPOSE
some hrstclass speedy drivers. Persons wishing TO
buy Horses for any purpose should tail attend
this sale Every one will positively he sold without
reserve. Imh2-3tl s. BENSINGER. Auctiuneer
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GEO. w. sTICkNEY. Auctionser
" l4l6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NUMBER
400 STREET NORTHEAST.

, BY virtue o6 . certain deed Of trust recorded in
records for the District OF Coluba and at the
OF the party secured thereby We will offer sale
PAY Of M,ARCA A D 1872. at FIVE O'CLOCK
Smith Mars subdivison of lots in square sl2 as
the same 70 recorded in Book IT, page g. of the sur
yeyors once for the District Columbia sold sub
Jet to deed Of trust to the sum Of 81 900 and
Interest. -
Terms; Cash in excess Of said deed Of trust 500
ten days. the property viii be resold II the raf and
Of defaulting purchaser
GI Ss a. sssTIckxEY.S Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
l. NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE BE
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH sTKEETs
NORTHWEST. AND BRICK HOUSE AND
sTokE. No LEO SEVENTH sTREkT NORTH
Under and by virtue of decree passed on February
D. lsy2. in equity cause No. l:seOl docket No ~ %
the Supreme Court District Of Columbia, wherein
henry stewart 81 al plaintiffs and John stewart
al defendants. the undersigned will offer
10 the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH
DAY OF MARCH. A. d. lsfs. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
square nve hundred and fourteen t5l4D. Washington,
ID c .frontins sixty six (6D
York ave by an average depth of about hundred
and forty l44t feet ten uO) inches. with l.-
foot side and Du-foot resr alley.
=, Ind Thereafter on the same day at HALF
sale under said decree. "a front of the prem
Uses. the sxeen Cl6) feet ten ,lOD Inches front
Seventh ST.. by the depth of hundred ZOO
next TO and south OF the north
inches front OF original lot ten tlO) IN
hundred aud twenty three (423). Washington. ID. 4.
tract In cash. one-third year and onetlrd IN
two years with interest deferred payments the
rate OF Ter cent per annum. Payable uAlly.
deferred purchase money 10 De secured by deed "a
trust on the premises Sold all cash, the OPTION Of
the purchaser DEPOSIT Of 600 will IT, required
recording at purchasers II terms of
complied with within ten l0j days
tie r9ht TO resell at defautlns purchasers risk aud
cost.
JACKSON II. RALsToN. Trustee.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. frnstss.
l. CABkLL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
- = 4sO Louisiana
feo6dkds WALLER ID. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DuNoANsoN BROS. Aues,Snesr Ger, |,

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and d streets n ".
sofipHWESSrh EU u RLEr
DWELLINGS, SIX ROOMS ZACH, MoDEhN
CONNENlENCES, NOS. :sQ1, 800, 3ll, 3l3. SIS,
81 AND $40 l STREET SOUTHWEST, AND
TfHnRtE;E Hol sEs ON ALLEY IN REAR. FOUR
on WEDNEsDAY. MARCH SECOND. 1892, AT
HALF,PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. We will sell. Up
front OF the premises. lots 6s 90. TO- II and a. and
sup 70, li0 IN square o4l. improved by seven new
brick dwellings,. rooms and modern conyenierces,
fronting ON street southwest also three houses of
four rooms each on alley IN rear.
Terms One third of the purchase money TO be paid
IN CASH. balance IN one and two years. notes TO bear
terest az per cent per annum. payable annually
ana 70 be secured by deed OF trust tie property
sold OF all cash. at the option OF the purchaser de-
pos1t OF elOO on each house will be require at time
Of sale. Conv-ysncing. &C, at cost Of purchaser
Terms Of sale to be complied with in fifteen days
DAY OF SALE otherwse the right Is to resell the
property At risk and cost Of the deiaunR
100 DUNCASsON BROS, Auctioneers.
ie-o-o&ds 3 and ID SITS. n. ".
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IOIt % tIlt Iit'luIsts
sTbh LOIS 8 AND g.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneer.

SALE OF ,yALpABLE IMPROVED And rNIM-
iKs2HEp ,sl khAL Es fla CsyIIaBLE foR
OF THE MAIN OVERWHELMINGLY FoKslEKLi
TkIr caRs Pass IL FRd bNSEkSfikn i LdEc;
OF PRofERTf. '"ONi vi IA0h fih0h
By virtue o, the last will and testament OF Samuel
9oraed in the office OF the Rsi-er Mills OF tie SAID
District N viii Book No 2 folio ISL. viii offer
,es the following de-crbed real estate a
v on rSIr,AI; ThE ELEyENTn dIIB DAY OF
all that certain Piece parcel Of land lying and he ns
naf the Of iS Snd s. nns p, as rsr g
the same al boundstone th. line David Shoe
running north SO degrees east. o6 p~rc.s 10 s
pike south ia degrees eust s. perchss tiencs lssS
P me s road rss s9 nth kS 1.es wes g s, 70
load north Az degrees west. $40 Percbes, and
perches 70 the place Of besnnng containing acrrs
2roods and Il percbes OF land es- being the
samuel queen By I.sss Msr.ns !, Z, a sse IT'D
May 30 A u 1855. and April u. 1896, and RECORDED
l1ber No $50 folio 10. and Iiber No .Sfa at folio
proved by dwelling hous. barn ana oaSsaiid-
aSS on The ] o s.y ss h rs. sG. 400
srrieed properly to wit; Al that piece parcel Of
and District OF Column ia and beins another art %
same on the east side Of tie Roekvis rs at POM, n
10 100 perches measured on course south lS de-
grees east from the third milestone Irk., and
from thence running south s3 desrees Is a. lp
perches TO the county road commonly called the
road thence with said belt road north ia. DEGREES
east oO- perches thence leaving said south a.
degrees west Al Ierches said thence
with the ssid nike south laderees 40 t.rches
10 the beginning containing -isht es-
excepting, however. th-refrom about one-half an
acre which WAS conveyed by said Samuel W Queen in
has lifetime Annie q Paxton by deed recorded ln
the same records IN Iiber No. loss. folio .kl
the same property which convey ed o the said
Samuel ". Queen by Jonathan buchanan by deed
corded IN the records lib-r No 81 folio
lso, to which reference ~ hereby had and made.
All of the above described property h-inT portidn
OF the real estate of which the sad Samuel Queen died
seized and possessed.
Terms Of sale for each of the pieces Of prope ~:
One third 90 OF the purchase money cash one
third "a m ore yesr. and one-third ~ years
from the day Of sale OF all cash. nj the option
of trust the real estate sold draw interest
NJ per centum per annum. Five hundred tsSsll dol
lars will be required purchaser on each Of sid
pieces patceir Of ground sold sale
of the same and II the purchaser pur asers shall
tail to comply with the of sale days
after said the undersigned the rislt
resell Al the rsk md the deAultng purchaser
All conveyancing and recording NJ the purchasers'
cost. ANN ". CIFEN
ExecutriX under the last will aud testament Of
Samuel queen. deceased.
For further information and Plat Of above pieces e
property inc ulre Of CHAPLIN BkDMN
- Attorney tor Erecutnn.
fe23d&ds No. 323 ~ ST. N ". Washington, u. C.
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George A. Wentworth, professor Of nishs-
resigned -
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WEEks co.. Auctioneers.
" US9 Louisiana ave-,
Opp. CITY Post ofhce.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND OTHER GOODS
TAXES PLACE WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS
THURSDAY, MARCH THIRD AT TEN O'CLOCK
RAIN OR SHINE.
Antique Oak Extension Tables.
Antique Cak Leather Chairs.
Several Fine Parlor Suits
Ash and Walnut Chamher SHIFTS
Elegant New and Second hand Csrpets
LOT OF FANCY Goods. GROCERIES SHOW
IL CASES. &c. &c.
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(I,Eo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINpRoyrp PROPERTY
ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST.

Libsr No: es7, folio $40 q SEQ. on. Of the land
quest Of the party secured thereby viii o1er for
ss!s. IN 'front.' Of the prsm,ses. on MONDAY THE
lOUR O'CLOCK r n the IolIevinE desrribed prop
srty ~ the CITY o. M.shing5on District Of counbi.
thereof Of lot numbered twenty -four (2i) and the
whole OF lot numbered twenty () IN Ven Priten
and floods Subdivision OF square numb~red one hun
dred and fort flour (l44l
Terms of sale: All cash A darosit NJ ann ,i h.
required when the property y KNOCKED down II
TERMS OF sale are not compgd with in ten DAYS
trustee the right rese the Al The
Iisk and cost OF the defauttns purchaser alter ave
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RATcLfFE. DARR a co. Auctioneers.
~ IA n -

NALO ABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESiAIE ON NINTH STREET BETMEfN u
sihEEI AND MAINLAND ANENTF NORTH.
EASI, BEING HOUSES No. 4OpAND s25 NINlH
STREET. BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON MARCH SEVENTH
lS1,. AZ bhLf-PAsT Fol AZ O'CLOCK ne Will sell
In front OF the PROMISES
SUB LOTS A. ANDs3
IN SQUARE No ~
Lot - fronts IL feet 9Th by the deith thereof
TO concerted alley. anu II improved rs a twoef,ry
and baseinent brick house. containing q r,-I. q m
and All modern iintroNenents. aud - house NJ ase
Lot - fronts - iet. with depth uO feet o. a.
foot alley IN the and lb-iout alley on th. sid.
with BACK building. and c, rtaius q ruuus hath ani
az modern conNeniences. aud No. a. Both
houses are complete IN every detail have iron tbrhes
with stone terrace steIs and stone terrac. a. piug
Terms Of sale IN zach house One-fourti cash. hail.
ance IN two and three years with the rat.
OF l-r cent Ter annum lille annually and
cured by deed OF trust the premises sold
AZ the option OF the purchasers. A deposit II two
hundred dollars required al the time Of sale Terms 70
lie comued with IN ntteen days right r.-.rN.
10 resell at the risk and the utinx pur-
chaser or purchasers All convey Ancins, recOrdins
&c, at the cost OF the purchaser
fes'-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR co. Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
CHARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate and Loans.

CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
IMPRONfD BY 2-STURY FRAME HOUSE ON
TMENTIETH STREET BETWEEN r AND 5,
OPPOSITE SENATOR SAMHER'S RESIDENCF'
BEiNG 1913 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
rs We will sell At auction on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY
S!AIH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1897 AT HALF
PAS -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot No - square / 10
having frontage OF II feet running public alley in
50
Terms: One;third cash balance in two and three
years. secured by deed of trust. at per cent
hATCLIEFE. DARR CO.,
ie>o-oSds Auctioneers.
81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on AC-
count OF the rain until TUESDAY. MARCH FIRST,
same hour and place.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
'e@'-oSos Auctioneers.
u THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
poned on account Of the rain until SATURDAY
MARCH FIFTH, same hour and place
RATCLiFFE, DARR CO.,
Mh--d0os Auctioneers.
n n n
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AUCTION SALES.
fIlIkh nANN


II ATcLifFE. pAkR CO.. AucrIoSEkRs.
NKEy VALUABLE AND DEsIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK hodsE; MoptRN IMrRoxL-
fIRsT STREET NoRrMMLsT.
NINTH. At HALF fAsT forR O'CLOCK. ". MI
"her Tor sale. in frcrt q q. grrulises.
-. SQUARE -.
5ssors nj r, isSn.s 70 an alley ipprSVed BY lArs.
o. The mos, fsshionahle sections VI the northwe.f
l h0"se VIII be ofen for inspetOn early day u
Terms Of sale one-;hird cash. the balance IN ON.
sr g sS' q '5 It ss@S aR iS S1 Ss
eIss; ~ 80 sash a, the option q the punhssr
,ts o. sale arr net compli- with DAYS from
the RS and cost q the -isnltins ~, r -
TiiisS.I an Msni ~ such rcssle ~ some new-paI~r
ana ,Sh ,sSins at "a sT go. Z, re ES.sss
PfIns1lSS Ss skb q &As ShR SshsTSRlhL ar Ek
Densrtment. Washington. n. q. February IA
,.c;ion 81 tie ac Of Congr-ss. approved August i
iSsS, statutes ~ iArse Nolune -, 1st and
the fiscal year ending JUNE ~, isai aud for ssiSr
q iSe navy yard. Westminster. ID q. MnRsH Si Ne
TENTH. lss certain Articcs and beoi,sinT
slst'ns u old seNtants. otsnts binoculars wsicss
nanais I'M ~ n n;,as shd ahou, 1850
he sales will b. for cash. "a the hgest bidder fr
articles snS ms,sT,. se. rsS 9, ' i, hss, q ,he
teals e ts sold may h. obtained aplrAttun AZ tie
ofh.e Of the general sturekeeTer. NANs AAri WASH
ihston. DC. The PROPOSALS must L. made IN dupli-
cate nclosed IN envelope Endorsed Proposals fr
purchase OF condemned stores at the navy yard ash
inston; u g. g he opened March 49, ISL, and sd-
dressed TO The pAy master OF the navy yard Washing
ton. DC. Proposals must ch the OHIO. VI th. ray
master oi tue yard not later than AZ O'Clock noon On
the above date when hids will IL Iuhlic , ol,~n-d
aeloslt OF - Ter cent Of the total ui eacn
90 must accompany seCurty for the Ia u.ut a
the ps.nce and the removal Of IN. articles Ntfhtn
thirty days after date OF acceptsnce q Ind Ths de-
lost Nil be nsde with the the yard and
iorteted 70 the United States IN faiur. 10
Ia. snci balance aud make removal within the time
stated The material and articles will IL sid a. they
ne ana must le Removed during yard lours WITH
OUT expense 10 the government. The right a. reegf
any OF ali bds 10 reserved. JAMES H. sOLEA, Acting
Secretary " the Navy. fe.Ota~.s~
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auct,oneer,.
w lOol ID st., opposite Pa ave
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h yso Pennsylvania ave- NV.
SMALL STOCK MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND
FRAMES. SHELEIMG sHo" cAsLs. COUNT
AT Our AUCTION ROOMS. $50 PENNsYLyA-
MA AVENUE NV. ON THURSDAY, MARCH
THIRD. 1882. AT ELFvEN O'CLOCK A Nj
SEATS PROVIDED FOR EVERYBODY ATTEND
ING SALES. RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.
mhl-.f
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DEMOCRATIC PREFERENCES.
How the Delegates to the Chicago Conveu
ton Will Vote.

0O" tHe OeIegHtes 70 tne Cnfc6RO COnVen'
ton Will Vote.
The New York Herald this morning presented
timely and highly interesting table showing
what are the presidential preferences of the
democracy in the various states. The table
has been carefully and accurately prepared on
the supposition that 800 delegates will be ad-
mitted to the Chicago convention under the
new apportionment 1t is supported by inter-
views with well posted democrats from each
one Of the state and territories, on whose judg-
ment the expressed probability as to how the
respective delegations will vote are based. The
table shows that Mr.. Hill leads Mr.. Cleveland
but very little at the present time and that
the mass OF the democracy is looking to the
west for a man to lead them to victory, The
figures are:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-02

Attention Ia respectfully called TO
the following section Of tho election
law:
IAny person who shall disturb or be
entity OF any rlotous conduct ut any
eleclion ia this Territory; or who shall
disturb or interfere with the MAILING OF
the returns, or who shall interfere
with any voter In the fee exercise Of
the elective franchise shall he deemed
guilty OF "a ."-COm-
billed Laws OF Utah, 1858, vol. /, p. 1928,
sec. 26j.
IL is suggested that prompt arrests
be made for any violation OF this
statute.
In the interest OF fairness the COM
mission further suggests that, In all
towns and cities, that no person except
the county registrar or his deputy,
Judges OF election, the sheriff
or his deputies, the United States
marshal or his deputies, and
auch challengars, not more than two,
as may DO selected by each party, be
permitted 20 remain within 100 feet Of
| the polls ut one time, anu that when
| one has voted he shall Immediately
pass beyond the limits fixed for APP
pronch to the polls aud not return.
The commission most earnestly In
woke all good citizens OF all parties to
lend their influence In aid OF fair
and honest election; that they frown
and stamp upon all frauds or attempted
frauds tending TO uniairness nj the
POLLS or In the returns OF the election,
ever keeping In mind the great truth
TINT the freedom OF the American PEG.
pie depends largely upon the purity OF
the ballot box.
The commission takes great pleasure
In bearing witness to the fairness In
all elections heretofore held under its
management, and with great conild-
ence looks 10 the eamo result In the
approaching election.
The manhood OF Utah cannot afford
to prostitute itself by frauds In elec-
tions. q. l.. GODFREY,
Chairman Utah Commission.