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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

Editorial Buffalo Coirter, Editorial Wheeling Reg
Aug. q. ider. Aug 70
"wHERB ARE WE ATT" "wHERz ARE We ATT,
Frederic Douglass Isl Frederic DOUGLASS Is
an ardent advocate ofIAn ardent advocate oil
the Force Bill. He says: the Force bill Hesays:
II am inclined TO think 81 am inclined 70
that there will event. think that there will
uRlly come In this eventually come IN TINS
country dictatorship. country dictatorship
There Is a growing de- There is growing dc.
mAnd for a strong gov. mhnd for strong gov
eminent that will beleTnmcut that Will be |
able to protect all OF It's able 10 project all us
citizens-rich aud poor. lcltizens-rch and poor,
white and baCE-lwhlte and black alike.
alike" As means of As means OF bring |
bringing about dlCtA.iinH about dictatorship /
torShlp the Force billIthe Force bill has It's |
has IT'S strong points strong points II is the |
II is the boldest scheme'b oldCst scheme OF cen
Of GENERALIZATION GENERALIZATION ever brought |
brought forward by a.forwATd by political |
political party in thisIparty In this country. |
country II Is even.lt IS even holder than |
holder than Mckinley kiRtPyism. It's COM
ism, It's companion in.panion in paternalisin.
paternalism Defend. Defending The Force |
Ing the Force bill tWO'bIll two years ago the /
years ago, the New YorE! New York Tribune the |
Tribune the leading Ke'IleRding Republican
publican newspaper, As.IneWspAper asserted |
serted that the measurcIthat the measure car |
carries within itself ries within itself the as.
the assurance OF futurcIsurance OF future taril |
tariff bills by the hun DIS BY the hnndteu.
drcd." By the enactment oil |
BY the enactment oi'the Force bill the com
the Force bill the com. binRtionS OF specially |
binations OF SpociallyIprotected and favored |
projected and Iayoredinerests would be in |
interests would be ip|stratggic position to de- |
strategic position to de.iiend Fort Mckinley. |
feud Fort Mckinley. With vast Federal cleo |
With vast Federal cleo. tions machinery oiled |
tons machinery oiled by the fat fried from the |
BIZ the fat fried iroInichicf beuelciRries OF |
the chief benetciaries.thc worse than war |
OF the worse than war.tariff. the advocates Of |
tariff the advocates ola strong centralized |
a strong, centraliEelgOvernment could elect |
government could ella great change In Amer. |
feet a great change inlican institutions - |
American Institutions change that would be |
a change that would beInOue the less reyolu- |
none the less a revolu. ton because done un- |
tion because done under the forms of law II |
der the forms of law tits time for the Aneri. |
Is time for the American people TO pause. |
can people 10 pause'and, IN the language OF |
and, In the language oithe day, inquire:
tho day, inquire: Where are we att
where are We atg'
This little bit OF plagiarism, illus
trating habit the Register has OF max
ing use OF other peoples brains to save !
its own. is interesting, and is as reckless
as are the assertions made in the stolen
editorial about the Force bill bugaboo.
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Or any other similar epidemic, the blood
and the whole system should be kept in
healthy condition. II you feel worn out
or have chat tired feeling" in the
morning, do not be guilty Of neglect.
Give immediate attention to yourself,
Take Hood sSarsaparillat ogive strength,
purify the blood aud prevent disease
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

THE pledges the Trades Assembly and
Farmers Alliance propose to exact of
legislative candidates are sort of too
edged, in some cases. At least part OF
them should only be assented to after
the most careful scrutiny. AS to the
proposed pure food law, however, there
should not be dissenting voice. West
Virginia needs such a law, and it
should be made an effective one.
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Hon. V. B. DoLLlvER. OF Iowa, who is
to speak at Republican headquarters
hall this evening, is no ordinary speak
er. His address is based on solid sense,
but is full of humor and entertaining
sarcasm. All who can do SO should
hear him. Even the Democratic voters
will enjoy so genial and original pres
entation OF the issues as he makes.
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REPUBLICAN victory in tho coming
election would rotard for n long time tho
progress Of the sound commercial doc
trinss that undsrlio the commercial great
ness of Great Britain and alone maintain
British ascend anoy.-Lon Evening Ne,rG
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Special Correspondence Of te IaIe0l0eAceT'
BGLLroN, W. Va, Oct. s.-There was
a large and enthusiastic turnout of the
citizens here tonight to hear the Hon.
W. ]. W. Cowden and Hon. Josiah
Sinclair discuss the issues OF the day,
which they did in plain, practical and
convincing manner.
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Dox'r be misled by the Democratic
cry OF NEGRO domination" West Vir-
ginia is OF the north; her interests are
with the progressive party-the party
Of nrotection.
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RrDuHirdu Platform. Democratic Platform
We believe that all We declare II TO be a
articles which can Northumberland principle
be produced In the Uni. OF the Democratic party
ted States, except luxu. that the federal govern
ries should be admitted ment has no constttu-
free Of duty, and that tional power to impose
on all imports cOminga and collect tariff duties,
into competition with except for purposes OF
the products OF Ameri. revenue only.
eau labor there should
be levied duties equal
10 the difference be.
tween wages abroad ana
at homA
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would be violation OF the civil SER
vice rules" On Saturday he planked
down another $4,000, bot, as it were,
that he will be elected. And this is re-
forml
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GROVER CLEVELAND makes a bet OF
$4,000 that he will be elected. Will
Tammany hall see it and go ten thou
sand better?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

The harp that once through Ta,Ra,Ra Boom De-
Ay's halls.
The soul Of music she'd,
Must soon hang silent on the walls
Or we all be dead.
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IN 1890 it was IA conflict of predictions
now our adversariss must fnce trade stat
istios and prices ourrent.-FvsndsHiH Harrison.
b,,,s o. 1897
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

Al a meeting Of tbe Botgl Of Comm. ,9ra
of the County oi o %, hrl q lh9 tygr. l0Ia.s
OF said county on Monday, tle Third IH- ut b.,
tobcr, lSll. Il was Oaie.cd.
PirF-That the plac II 70 inr 10 fha H.n-.
eut election precinct Vi the ltuoT'ut faa- .sHI
districts Of the counts b. rcsp.' tSel! la..
WASHINGTON p.aHtCt
Precinct No I-Louls zo1csIsrs Old ms.g. SOP
Precinct 30. Henry voellinsers ,lo, ,aga,
AZ MGln street
Precinct No. 4-tpstairs room ~ Nigllau. hoe
house No. $50 Main street
Precinct No William Pcylou sgfuc.T srgfs
No. SIS Market street.
stainless blacksmith shop, on Masae. s,rer anI
Cumberland runu.
Precinct NJ. 7-Fuit0u hose house iu 9.u3i
Fulton.
MADISON psrmcr.
Precinct No l-IIall in second wa,d uagei
Precinct No. 2-Hopo hose house OH nafa
Precinct No. i-Room in reideueo o., Efs.
sonnHeld, No. iO7s Mccolloch street
Precinct No, i-ELtrg C.e.k ohice ON IVES.
Virginia Exposition and 5 ate Fair grounds
P5epiuct No, - Democratic Wigwan tOu,h.
east corner Of s0i.h IorS and virginia street,
Precinct No. C-kiaud hoe house, on l3a8
Prccinc, No. 7-Lukens' warehouse on Nora
Broadyny
Precinct No. S-Room In Peter Claus grocery
OF No. Iii Zane street
Gay DISTRICT
Precinct No i-Room IN 81 Charles hotel.
Fourteenth md Water streets
prccinci 30. l--OniCc IN old jail building o.
west side of Eoirs street
Precinct No 3--ROpm IN residence OF Fred
Miller, nofthwest corner oil WOODS ana Fl'lt.H'l
streets ,N., 80, g,,s..,r,o,
IIeeiuct ~. - 80 ~, - IL - iJa,,cc Of TI,
,, areJino, Is6i Nr5,iiorb steer
-4e"ui'HO''' w. -
''''''
fIeeinct 80, Low Low, o''e' " '" '''s''' va
Court ho,'Se " ~ ~ ~ f. t,-,,,, hoo E
=. frsC!nc, W. - ~ - '''-i'
NO. lolo yaSop 49, y. los s,r,c,,,,, str.et
lteelnct 20 80. ~ W; p,,,art L,i
y ff S.id q. ~, nv, Va
Precinct No n-blsh'p $ tih'l' III rear o. no.
III Eghiee9th street u ,f,i.or,. yyiys ja,.
tFeG!ht, NO -, .'' - '''''7''A '"-
toF!i no. l''' ron a''st'
CES9GE DISTRICT
,o t5ecth ha,. no. an T,yn,y.tir,t stTeI
No. ,I Sii5 Tai No stree. "oo'H ~ " ' ="
P,eeintt No $-Fhlnlp Voelgingcrs shoe shop,
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CoMMExcISo Sunday, October 9, Ohio
River railroad train No. l, will leave
Wheeling at 6 o'clock q. M, central
time.
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rEpuELlcAN STATE TICKET.

FOR GovEESDE,
THOMAS Z. DAVIS.
ofTaylor County
FOR ArprroE.
JACOB 5 HYER
OF Brax,on COUNTY,
roE TREAsuETE.
wILLTAMP PAYNE,
OF Mcdowell County.
foa SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
THOMAS c MILLER
OF Marion County.
FoE ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO. BULLOCK,
oiwood County.
ToR JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEAuS
long TERM
J. NJ McwHORTER
OF Greeubrier County
Short Terrnl
WARREN MILLER
ofJackson County.
FOR STATE sESA1E-FIEsT DISTRICT.
II C. HERvEY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

HOOPS Pills cure liver ills, jaundice,
biliousness, sick headache, constipa-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

THE Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton. Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for
scroiula and blood disease, was cured
by Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for proof. DGw
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THE world is always interested in the
cure of consumption; yet lite preven-
ton is OF far more importance. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup is guaran-
teed to cure coughs and colds. Sold by
all dealers OIL guarantee OF satisfac-
ton, D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10
!. "wHERE WAS YOU AT?"

That the Scissors Were Obliged to Write
Your Editorials, Mr.. ReEistsr?-A Plain
Case OF Steal.
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fra pfsirkr,.-B II povESER, o'ohio Co.
,oord Bi.frie,-I n. wIsNER, OF Berkeley Co.
36pd Dltrici-E r FUCKER Of Mercer Co.
Fourth Bistria-C. 7. CALRwELL. OF Wood Co,
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Ghe gateuigsneer.
WuEELINo. OCTOBER 10, 1899.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT
BENJAMIN HARRISON
OF Indiana
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
wHITELAw REID,
OF New York
zone Good Term Deserves Another"
ELECToRs At LARGE
A. W. CAMPBELL
ofOhio County,
ENOCH CARVER,
oiFayette County.
DISTRICT ELEcroRS
FIR, pisiriri-I. S. McCAsKEY, Of Wetzel Co.
S,.opd DlJric,-FT. RUMBARGER ofGrant Co
7hsra Dlsirirl-J. r. ROMAN, OF Kanawha Co.
Fourth Dbtrse.-FRANK J.LEsAGE, OF Csoell co
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What Cares tn" World"
What cares the world for your grief?
What cares the world at all,
Whether you rise to eminence,
Or with a dull thud fall,
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ONO COUNTY REpUBLICAS TICKET.

OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET
FOR SHERIFF
4. &C MoFFAT
PoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
SAMUEL o, BoYCR
FOR ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
W. II. HoRNIsH
FOR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEGATES
S. G. SMITH.
G, H. MEDIcE.
c, ]. RAWLING.
ALEX. McCoLLoCH.
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Ls.aO0DseIls dry coed tho oheapo.I.
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Precinct No. l-I'pstairs room IN hook anl
ladder house. on T'ccny'hrst street
Precinct No t-BOOm IN {. Brhars house
No. 2ll3 Main stree.
Precinct 30 3-Phmlp voel.ingcrs shoe shop
No. 22l7 Ninil street
Precinct 10 l-Andr2w Longs barber shop
No ggI1 Muin .tfpcJ
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Card of Thanks.

The undersigned wish through the lNrFtrI.
GEScEa 10 earnestly thank the many friends OF
the lGte Charles Appenzeler for the numerous
kinducsses shown during sickness and death,
aud We wish 10 especially thank the manage
ment OF tie City Hospital and their efficient
corps OF assistants for their klnu services, and
also the Rev. William I'lfert the choir OF 81.
Johns German Protestant church and John
Armstrong Frank Gaus VIII Windsor, Thomas
Darrah, VIII Hare and Fred Elig pail bearers at
the funeral OF Our dear son and nephew These
friends will ever be gratefully remembered by
FRED APPEEzELLER,
Father.
c. W. APPENZELL n,
ocl0 Uncle OF Deceased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

Special Excavations From Wheeling to
PlttsburGh Expedition via PsnnsyIvaniH
Lines
October 6, s, IS and 90 the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis Rail-
way Company sellexcursion tickets
at special low rates from Wheeling to
Pittsburgh. including admission coupon
to the Industrial Exhibition; return
coupons valid two days from date Of
sale. Reduced rate tickets will also be
sold until October %.
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new ApveRrIsEMENTs.

WyAYTED-GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral Homework at 81 South From! street ,S
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UTANTED = AN EXPERIENCED
w travelling salesman Reference required.
Address WHOLESALE GROCER, care OF llle''
licelceF Office WV
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Precinct No Law oaCe ol W. w Asuel ia
Court HORSE basement
Precinct No 5-FtsGc.!ck Forster sshoe shop
No 1916 jacob street
Precinct No. i-Re.ileucg .. Robert fcsaH,
No l7l0 Woodsstrcet
Precinct No, A-Bishop's Hall in rear OF so.
Isl Eighteenth street.
Precinct No G--William Il Ailison's wiTe fac
tory, No 1907 EoG street
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TORRENr-FARM OF sIXTi-Fl I'VE
.U arrcI. four mile, from the Guy JUS
MCCRuMM JE. lOl3 Main 81, NhcellnG "
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IThe INIELliGEScER. embracing its several
editions. is entered IN the Postolice At Wheel
Ing, W. Va. as second class matter.
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NTANTED.-EDUCATED LADY
w iorotiice work in Wheeling Good sStGry
References and SlOO for stock required AduFsss
Room 81, Eisner Building. Pittsburgh, IA oe5s
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w efnl houheNOlA ~ "a $780, srin
T7ORRENr-FARM OF sIXTY-FlXS,Ei;
C acres. four milo, from the city JUN
AcCRuMM. Jr.. loi3 Main 81, MhesllHs ~
UTANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
w travelling salesman. Reference rignltc,.
Address WHOLESALE GROCER, care oil ~ e.
llgencer office. ------- -
WTANTED.-EDUCATED LADY
w iorotiice work in Wheeling. Good srGty
References and 500 for s'osk tell % 80
ENOR SALE-AS PARK GROUNDS
II are not Above In the city limits without
excessive taxation now offer for saie my az ~
los in font OF house, in the seventh
ward Apply 10 J0hN McLEKE ~
cALESMEN WANTED ALL OVER
- the United States; easy seller; prohts VET!
largo, cspeciaIly before the holidays; no house
cnuyaSlng; something new; wholesale 10 uei
chants only: exclusive territory SNyuss, ggin.s,
mis- this chance. Address h. T. IEN ni iiS
West Philadelphia Pa 9S-S
NOTICE.
A final dividend Of per cent on the capital
stock Of the !Etna Fire and Marine insutnnyyo
Company OF Wheeling will be paid 10 stoS sS,
holders at room No. / Cral Ries Block No. 40la
AA'As' '''e'I w.B SIMPSON.
oclos President,
A UCTION SALE - HORSES AND
"A Buggy. Twill sell Mt public auction Ut
the second Ward Market House
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l5
One Bay Horse seven years old.
one pair large Ponies
oc 10y tSp busy ). c HERvEY. Auctioneer.
NEW BOOKS,
Nor wife. Nor Maid, by The Duchess. 5oc
The Quality OF Mercy by W. y. HowelS.. ....'Vc
The Unseen Bridegroom, by May Agnes Fleh' ~,
saddle and Sentiment, by Minonh Gilman. soc
Viscount de Bragenoune. by DumaS.'.....'.
October aud November MagazineN LetesI
weekly papers Stationery. Campaign goous'
ociO {. II. QUIMBY, 40. IA Market street
No.
Bloater Ma OK e re /.
o. E. MURRAY G. CO..
oclo l;05 Market Street
PIN HEAD TEA
MAKES THE FINEST
MD
MOST DELICIOUS DRINK.
HILBERT SToLzE & CO..
oc5Mw4r Fancy Grocers M Marke. Street.
ENoR THE BEST
MINNESOTA pATRNT RTOUR
Manufactured by the Holly Flouring Mills, Min.
neap9l!s' Minn.' so TO
Zarnits Bros. & Co.,
1910 MAREET STREET.
1t has no equal, GOLD DUST is the brand oclo
*. HoGI.
No. llls Market street, west side. has now in
stock tie celebrated
SllnOl Safety Bicycle,
The LIghtest Strongest and Finest Running
Bicycle in tho Market, Call and examine them.
We have now in stock Wheels OF all grades
and prices Ladies' Bicycles also.
K. HOGE
se2tMwsIw No lll8 Market street, west side
no YOU WANT
a Fine Brush?
VIZ HAVE THEN.
HAIR BRUSHES, CLOTH BRUSHES
NAIL BRUSHES. TOOTH BRUSHES,
Etc, Of the Best Quality Reasonable Prices
EWING BROS,
ocS 1915 Market Street
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned wish through the lSrEtrI;
GESCEa 10 earnestly thank the many friends OF
the lGte Charles Appenzeller for the numerous
kinducsses shown during sickness and death,
aud we wish 10 especially thank the manage
ment OF tie City Hospital and their eifcient
corps OF assistants for their klnd services and
also the Rev. William Iilfert The choir OF 81.
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TIMER { SLOAN. Auc,ionoers. i4C7 @ s.

TRppSSIEES' SALE OF vALuABLE IMPROVED
CORNER DELAWARE AVENUE SOUTHWEST
AND 43i DELAWARE AVENUE sou rHwEST.
WASHINGTON. DC
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dsted 23d day of
January 4, D. 1855. and duly recorded in Liber No
Ill fpl 2 ct seq. Of the land records OF the Dis
s1ict o. .Siumoia and at he request OF the rarty
frSnE e ihs premises Sp THE
1892. AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. the
and |; city afOrssaa and known pnd de'c,ibed Plat
and marked In W D. rodd's subdivision of 10 ten
n square numbered six hundred and forty l6i0,.
fronting ~ feet inches on street, and having a
depth Of 30 feet on Delaware avenue southwest i'm
proved by two-story brick dwelling with store
known as SO stree. corner De are avenue south.
west, and twostory brick dwelling known IS 464
Delaware avenue southwest
Terms: One third cash, balance IN SIX twelve and
eighteen months with interest," and by deed
OF trust on the property, or al cash All convey
anCins and recording at purchasers cost A depost
Of 900 will be required at time OF sale and should
the terms be not complied with In fifteen DAYS from
day of sale the trustees the right resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulng pur-
chaser after such public notice they may deem
ni2-d&is Zion A. WooDwARD. Trustees
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Three-mast schooner Marion +. sprague. Boston.
Capt. Fisher. from tie Kennsbsc with 1. 10 Of
ice. Schooner Murray yandiver, Havre de Grace
Capt Primrose. from James river with 100 600 feet u
inmber. Schooner Ihomas J. Dahl Baltimore Cart.
Mcnamara from ufiolk with 81. 600 lnrnis-r
Schooner Raymond Fuller. Geor-etown. ID. C.. Capt.
A. 600 feet Of lumber. Schooner William Oliver.
baltimore. Capt Jones. from Norfolk with I 10. 900
feet OF lumber. schooner Edward Dean. Annapolis,
bushels q oysters sloop Horn Point, Annapolis.
Capt. Robert Chiseltine. from st Marys river with
400 bushels Of oysters. schooner Sunny south. An
500 bushels q oysters schooner M9s-3e CArk. An
napolis. Capt. William Jenkins, from the eastern
nspo'is Can't Lawrence frorn -; Clerent's hay with
500 bushels OF oysters. Schooner Hayes. with oyr-
sOop DeceiveT. from Cosn river with about 200
Capt Jenkins. from ST Marys with $50 bushels
Of oysters. schooner Stevenson. Annapolis. Capt
william Cough. from LATHE riysr with about 100
"''He'' ~ SAILED.
Schooner George b. Faance. Alexandria. Capt.
Fsunce. to ST. Mays river. Schooner Edith May.
Alexandria. Capt Smith. 70 Natta~otnan c-eet.
Schooner George Bash. Baltimore, Capt Kendrick.
TO leocomico sch oner y ilisia ID. Cls-k. oeorsc-
town, CO {. NASH to Tominl schooner John osrssr.
~, Baltimore. Cart bennett 10 Nomini. Schooner
NAV Flower. AeNsDdria. Capt Gray. 20 Mnttox
creek. schooner Minnie 1itien; Alexandria, csTf.
town. D. G. Capt Brown. % Nomini schoossr
Mary r Denty. Alexandria. Capt: wIa. H. Bssck-
town. d C.. Capt. Bennett. Schooner Per-. osorve-
town: Barre ocoaoEo 10 Cumberland. schooner
May Brown, vienna. Nd. Capt Russell. 70 the COST
ier Capt Grifih. fron James ifyer. with lusntes.
her msinssi torn 70 shreds schooner Ed..rd Dean.
unknown schooner and Mate yohn Williams bad -
left hand painfully crushed under q fender.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE IN ECKINGTON
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to dated September
1891. and rsc9rded in Liber 1861. folio sS5 Of the
land records Of The District Of Columbia the
Tie prre T ICES; IN n9SDAY, THE TMENTY-TiRsT
O'CLOCK NJ. all Of lot numbered six t6) in square
numbered twenty,three !23l. in George fruesdeiis
which tract is z part Of the original tract called
Georee Truesdels addition to the CITY Of Washins
ton. " Is per plat recorded in Liber County No. q
folio So in the surveyors office Of the District Of
Said real estate viii be sold subject prior deed Of
trust securing ~ CO., with interest from March
1892. at the rate Of per cent per annum, paysbl:
semi-Snnuniiy the principal falling dine Sepfe:nher
l. 1884 The property will also be sold subject To nm
paid taxes. certificate to which Win be exhihdted ~
the sale >NA"A'o -
Is,ms Of sale: Oneathird cash. balance in six and
Deferred IsyI a to b Represented BY d pur
cured by deed Of trust on the property soN
cegted. s- v"
terms o. sale Are not eemplied With In Ten days
the reserve the yht 70 fsss at the isk ad
cost Of defsuitng PuEchs.sr -. - -''
asAsa. JOIN AhtG RfD xosuHF0hO.s rra..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

one FARE 10
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT.
The Washington and Arltp gtoa Etectrlc Raiiuau
Is now in operation from end o. Aqueduct bridge TO
Fort Meyer and Arlington, with transfer line from
end ot cable road in Georve.owE.
The bridge across the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire completed to 9Th st.
depot in twelve months time which will give
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One contn route and one fare TO center of city
Can any other suburb OF Washington offer you the
same equal rapid transit cii;ies.
Lots are selling rapidly in this property
The prices are low and within reach of all.
AsaninuestElent. it needs only an investigation to
before spring.
A. home site. there is no prettier spot within 500
miles of Washington. The view is grand. taking in
the entire city and Potomac river. A number o,
washington's leading people and government en-
pioyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
and all speak of it in the highest terms
lyon are looking for a good speculation invite
you TO inspect the property.
AL streets are being 0rareled.
Cheap budding stone property.
Sersrai cottages no,c being buiit
An aH-yedr-round suburb.
W inter r,H not stop i'm improvements
Fun particulars and maps Offices Of the managers.
ROBINSON LODGE.
90 andes Atlantic building.
Min 8cs and $50 st. NV.