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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

The Board of Trade of Elkton will convey land
in the town free to any responsible Manufacturing
firm or corporation who Will locate n manufac
uring plant upon the same; and the town
authorities will exempt such plant and land from
taxes for ten years.
Water works will be constructed in the town
this summer.
The climate is healthy. Labor is abundant.
The town is within 70 minutes by rail OF Phila
delphia and so minutes Of Baltimore over the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail
road. Also good water communication to either
Philadelphia Baltimore.
Population over $500.
Churches and excellent schools.
Address all communications to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

French hand-spun Linen
Sheets-the kind that has be-
come famous wherever good,
strong Linen Sheets are known,
These are : 'sX2'a yards and
hcmShirhcH at 60M ends.
$3.50 would be tair tor them
f9e HoHa1rS a pair is tic price.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow
Cases, p 1@x36 inches finished,
are 81 pair. Bolster Cases
to match are $1.25 each.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION,


Local matter Ten Cents line for a sing. ssesTtoa
M1rriage and Death Notices inserted srGtaitOttsLy
Obituaries riH be charged hGJ the usual rat Of
transient local matter.
Transient rates-Eight cents a line TOR one, Gnc
-Four cents a line for every additional insertion.
One inch OF space counted as Ttceire lines. One
eoiamn, Fire Dollars per inch, one year. tou
changes aotced to yearly advertisers WITHOUT Gddi
tionGl charge.
The circulation Of The Wing being among the mos
ntetgent classes Of CecH county and the ddJofnins
counties OF Maryland, Pennsylvania and DetGwGre
proprietor confidently recommends it TO Business
Men as a most desirable medium TOR reHunerdfivt
advertising. To maintain its high standard as a
family journal. no offensive Objectionable ddper
isenents ,ciH be admitted at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

EYHE*WHIGss

Permanently uGluaote Jor ITS Local as tceH as Gen
eral Intelligence, Nel1s Communications are respect
tally solicited from all sections of the County, IN
addition to the toeeky contributions Of ats regular
corps OF correspondents. anonymous eommunicd
ions ViH receive no attention, the name Of the
priter being required in all cases as guarantee OF
GOD faith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

There was Tom, the son OF the Piper,
Jack Spratt and Merry King Cole,
And the Three Wise Men OF Gotham,
Who went to sea in bowl;
The woman who rode on a broomstick
And swept the cObwebbed sky,
And the boy who sat in the corner,
Eating his Christmas pie.
These were some of the old favorltes, but
they have been supplanted 10y the "Pansy
and "ChatterbOx' stories, "LiItl1 Lord
Faunteroy, aud Five Lutte Peppers -
The Old fashioned pills and pbysic have
been superseded, aud wisely, ton, by Pierce s
Purgative Pellets, a mild, harmless and
stfrcflve cstnartic- They are pleasant To
take so gentle inthsIr action til Il the li.os
delicate child can take EhrIn, YET effective
that they Ill. cure the most obstinate Case
ut cOnseipiriun, SION sch, Ever aud bowel
troubles. Tney should he III very uursrry.
AS Il geutle lax4live, ouly Onr for u do.e
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05
FOR r ENT
FOR RENT

No FRAME HOUSE. 7rcoms, ~ stories
high, on Dolly Warden St Possession at once.
No. 2.-STORE and DWELLlN HOUSE,
combined, on Main street Possession at once
No 3.-DWELLING and BAKERY. adlnin-
ing the above. Possession given March %. 1891.
No. 4.-BRlCk DWELLING, on Main St
formerly belonging to Burhage Brock. Posses
sion given at once.
TO LOAN.-Sl 900 trust fund on FIRST mort age
REUBEN HAINES,
Dec l3tt. Attorney.
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- WiarrlGd.

JACKSON HASSON.-At residence ni bride :
father, Mr. Calvin HasSOn. near WO odIawn,
February 18th, by Rev E. Ii. Hynson Mr..
Harry VI. Jackson and Miss Laura w. HaSsun,
both OF this county.
-. =; - ! :. TBS AL.7zk--.te;
k'f,r 1852
contains One Hundred Recipes for max
lag delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
at home. This book is given away at drug
and general stores.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

I have remltted the net prOcesds OF
entertainment to the Baltimore EUenjng
Nena fund, and if any desire to contribute
further to this worthy object will gladly
receive and remit any contribution
handed me.
l desire to state in justice to Miss Mary
Scott, whom the Pedagogue sent down
for misspelling the word "Blithesome. "
that the word was spelled correctly by
her, but the dictionary from with Mr..
Thackerey announced the words ommited
the and in making his decision he was
guided by tho authority he held in his
hand. If an appeal had been made then
TO the judges Miss Scott, would have
been sustained. | regret very much that
this unintentiOnal injustice to Miss Scott
occurred. Very truly yours,
HENRY NJ. MCCUILoUGH.
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ELkTON. March ID. 1893

ELKToN, March ID, 1893.
EDITOR CECIL WING:
That the public may know of the dis
posal of the fund realized from the Spell
ing Bee for the benefit of the Russian
famine sufferers | send you the following
statement:
Receipts from sale OF tickets at door. Sl8 IS
drug store "a IS
-, IN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05
List of Sales Reported by Shock
ley & Smith,

March g. Mrs. Thos. Bryson, horses cattle
and improvements, on new Elk Neck 70 I'd ,
~ miles from Eiktoh.
March II, w, &. Mcdonald. Large sale
OF furniture al Newark, Del.
March 10, Washington Holt, personal
on his farm in Elk Neck.
March 10, Il G Thackery, personal prop
erty Oh Mrs Sarah Tbackery's firm near
Elkton.
March l6. George Slrtaiu, horses, cattle
and farming implements on the w. u.
Howard farm.
March II, Mrs Currer, large :ale OF
furniture Al her esdenCe III E.ktou.
March 10, 5 samuel Burns, agent, on the
premises, real estate i'll Fifth district.
March - ShCckley 4 Smith, personal
property on Bell Hill Farm
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FOR RENT.

The Farm known AS GREEN HILL. adJoin-
ing the town OF North East, Md. Also three ten
ement houses on the same.
The Mansion House aud grounds may he rented
without the farm. Apply on the premises to
Rev. T. SNOW DEN THOMAS,
Febl5-tf Wilmington. Del
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j. e.. Hindnan.

Mch. ). John T. Burkins, Rising Sun, Md.
Mich. Z. Mrs. knight, near Woodlawu,
Mich. s. II. c. Mcdowell, near Calvert,
Mch. 9. Josiah E-y uolts, near Rising, Sun,
Mch. 10. Mrs. Duychlnk, near Calvert, Md
March II, Alfred Ford III Fifth district
Mch. II. VIM b. GillesdIe, Ruwlandville,
Mich. 10. ID NJ. Way, near Rowlaudville,
Web. IL. Jos Jackson, near Woodlawn,
Thursday, March 10, Evan w. Lewis,
New ,rk, Del. Livery stock of horses, car
riages and harness, some good bargains.
Sale at ! O.. clock.
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Push the
Spring Goods.

The GOOD times of % are here. good times and
a brave outlook for our own great business.
In fashionng, making quality-Wanamakcr &
Brown Spring Clothing is surprisingly good
Three-fo of the selling Good Clothing at
fair prices lies in the manufacturing. 1t can't be done
by a that doesn't.
We manufacture on the great scale as
wholesalers don't sell any of our clothing except
YOU who put it RIGHT on your back and then have
enough to do to sell it low as we Go and make it
good as we do.
We buy much cloth at the cloth mills doors
We have it cut by our cutters, under our eyes.
We have it made by cur own careful WOrkpeOple.
Every needless expense of selling is cut off,
Our offer of Railroad Excursion Fare on top of all.
New Spring Spccialtes in Ten Dollar Overcoats
New Spring Spccialties in Twelve Dollar Over
coats
Handsome-the fitting and tailoring great
Silk Lined-Fifteen and rising in price
Spring Suits-New features and qualities, $40
Better--s12, s15-the cloth much better.
The finest qualities fully represented.
Don't lose sight of it-Our business is directly
with the consumer. We cut the cost down by man
ufacturing. We sell at the lowest prices because
manufacture. 1t makes a difference OF dollars
to you.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Sixth and Market, Philadel phia
For example, we pay Railroad
Excursion Fare from -lkton
rhaca 80 worth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

For example, we pay Railroad
Excursion Fare from ElktOn
if you purchase $40 worth.
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John WANAMAKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
RESULTS OF THE RACES.
Sport n. the Leading Tracks of the Coun-
try Yesterday.

Sport Il. the Leadin. Tracks of the Coun-
Try Yesterday.
AT Sheepshead Bay: First race, g rlile-Sim-
mons. L; Spartan, 2; Halcyon, 8. Time, 1. 03.
Second lace, mie-Emin Ley. l.; Formser, 2;
John, ). Time, LAB 2-5. Third race, q mile
Stonene,l, /; Anna B., 2; Acilojam, 8. Time,
LA. Fourth race, IL miles-Montana, 1:
Strathmeath 2; Tea Tray, 3. Time. 222 2-5.
Fifth race q mile-Ts-al. /; Aca,de, 2: Caya-
! na2h, 3. Time, LIS 2-5. Sixth race, 1 mile
Fairy, /; Candelabra. 2; Lowlander. 3. Time.
1.41. Seventh race, 3-l6 -Watterson. 1:
Hydy, 9; Npmed, 8. Time. $50
At Gloucester. n. j.: First race. 6lS furlones
Detroit, /; Natalie s., 2; Vocalite, 8. Time,
L24H. Second race, Is mi.e-Wangist, 1;
Misery, 2; Warpaint, 8. Time, lO4 Third
race, mile-Arthur Davis, /; Moonstone, q
Anarchist, 5. Time, l.03. Fourth race-Hya-
cinth, 1; khono, 2; Elyton, 8. Fifth race. 81
urlongs-Chatham, L; Flattery, 2; Monsoon, s.
Time. l.22s4. Sixth race, mile-Samnritan,
l; Bohemian, 2; Mayor b., 5. Time, I3Ik.
At Latonia race track: First race, selling.
1915 mile-Rimini, /; Critic. 2; Rosebey, 5.
Tenor, l; Jack Star, 2; Tenny, r., s. Time,
1.365x. Third race, for two-year-olds, * mile
Sister Mary, 1; Matietta, 2; Belfast, 8. Time,
1851. Fourth race, Lie miles-Forest, 1,
Bolivar Buckner. 2; Senorita, 8. Time, LASH.
Fifth race, for maiden two-year- olds, 9-l6 mile
Clifford. 1; Sayon, 2; Little Cad, s. Time,
0.57z. Sixth race, selling. 1915 mile-Salva-
ton. I; Hippona, 2; Clifton, 8. Time. L22x.
Seventh race, for maiden two.year-oids, 9-i6
mile-Miss Perkins, 1; Golden Hops, 2; Elsie
l., 8. Time, 0.67x.
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An Exciting Scene i'm "a Montreal Theater
Last Might.

\ thrilling and exciting scene that was not on
lie program took place at the performance of
The White Squadron in Montreal last night.
The play is highly patriotic American drama
Inc company con. .Ienced weeks engagement
al the Qreen- TiIeater last evening Every
hing weut smoothly Cntil the third act, which
represents 4 congress OF rGr;es a. Pho Brazil
Various a,iiairais Composing the congress came
on tha stage escorted by n squad Of their men
wnc carry The flags of their country English.
1 French. oelila.i aad italian. The flags were
al enthc!sias .legliy choerel. 5It when he
American admiral. accompanied by his squad
carving he STAYS and stripes. an, cared there
wF low kissing from the galleries. AZ the end
OF the act the PLAYERS we're called before the
curt''u ana when billiard. represcEiing the
American admiral. apD1arcd there we're re!eved
hiSses. and somebody liz the gallery threw u
missile at him. This disSIacetui conduct was
, followed by ,Ie crowd proceeding Ia the front
entrance Of IN" thea'e-. whore t.fe,e Et tags
we're cons ,icuouA, dis la Cd. aad tor, down
the stars a.d stripes, which they dragged down
( til. street.
Nhca policeman a,led to arrest the
man who had uleG down lie flag the con
sable refused and REALIZED THAI il was a pity
trey had TO: pulled them eli down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
THoS z. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctionser:

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE on v sTREEr BETwEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREITe
3S TWENTY1NsT ssTH5a
sSE%fEs sEEE sEEsRRhA
virtue Of three desds Of trust reoorded, reepect-
lively: IN Uber No ll96 folio 413 Libsr No. i5Ss,
folio 364 and Liber No. las folio $50. Of the land
records d the District Of Coiumbis. viii coll ct
EsISfsR r Sns Il Che ssp;si e
FIVE O'CLOCK ?. u lots ds and 90 in Mary v. Bon
nelr subdivision 81 certain lots in square 5 Per
plat in book 12 folio 81 Of the records Of svsyer
once; District Of Columbia. Improved each b. 6rick
TIN rs sfY sAE PAY
tSssaon IN front q the pseHisss LOT l And rs q
squSrs ~ each improved by brick dwelling being
~ sspsy; 70 fest vids. bstvssn 18th and 14t6 end
o!lW psaiat3ly. thsrssfssr. on SANE PAY. - SIX
Hoot q TIE yreinisse lote - sndA N Ell1an b.
Dseg0 suhdfviaion Of crQtnsl lot ID N sq1aFe 100
~ e. Z q: 5,
yhicA dgpesit Of 600 must Be- nads On each lot q
ans Of sale balance In three equal in sx
tvslveend slghteen months. fsr wf1ch notss Of pus
go. 8 opsies q &c furchsssr Al rssorSiss "a
ss1pne4 With 9 twelve dave irsa SIS tks srustess
'-'''''' ''!esoszz ~ S ssS; s;zdEs.Fs,sn::.
4. =. widoAhxH. Asca..~.-. svsl-sass
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POSSIBLY TIL; BORDEN G,gDErEE
Important Evidence f,r .he Defense J9s,
bl-gt rcd

Important Evi,!e:ce E,.r .he Defense just
Discovered.
Mr. Marshall Of Iawtuci.e.. ~ 10 had suffered
from p.os::stion c2Ese4uen: :!pon ;he death OF
Eer hnAba:,L. went 10 Fall Ei.e. On August I 10
transact some business connected With Der hus-
bands estate. While he t;Id her da lg ater we're
passing aiung tilc Stree; in Ire rear IF lle Bor-
:ioi: house fiIey both .aw rough LOOKING man
climb lie fence fson Rortlens Yard. enter a
bdgg, rad Dive OF. Mrr. Marshall remarked
al the tiiae On rhe yiIs;nous appea rance OF the
, man. Aoout hall an honr af:er or az Il O'Clock
airs. Marshall dove .EruIgh "a street and saw
the crowd which had ;,a,herei before the Bor-
deu ho'lse On her Return Eoln. she suffered
again from Prostitution 50 shat her son would
not allow her to sec any newspaper ren bu, she
had ALREADY toid her nciyhbor what she had seen
and she recently sent for Lawyer Jennings
and told him he story
Her Illness is her excuse for rot coming for-
ward before. Her evidence will be read MT the
next hearing of the case if one Is ever held, and
everything IS being done TO trace the party who
climbed the fence.
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yx3 T q q L sSENsoS Trustees.
mr. Ma
r. E. wAooANAN. Real Estate Auctionser.

II E wAooANAN. Real b state Auctionser.
TRS1srEFs SALE OF yALgAILE REAL ESTATE
EL[55yyESTE MoEIHEAsT AND on TrNIl
ksonSydHEksr, FART OF WHICH rs IN.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in Lsb~r
No. 1913, folio 120 the land records the Di<r1cf
OF Colunbis and The reauss, q the thereby
eecured We will sell at public auction in front OF
R5fsreS,s1a,a e no, TU.sRRai stgrf rI THE
e M ar, the va g fss ,o nsses from. a.psh
depth Of original lot and parto ORIGINAL lot 81 DE-
scrihsd e follows: Dexnniur at the northwest conner
Of lot thence east 100 feet 10S inches thence south
~ feet thence % feet, thence south - fe~t
thence weet ~ feet l0s inches. thence north fe.S
thence wet IS fect thence north % the place o b
gnninR. all Of said parts OF lots being squa-e So
MsshinSton, O.. improved By frame building IN
said part " lot 3.
Terms: ons-third cash. Of which sdeposit Of slao
must Be made esch parcel 81 time Of sale balsn =
in three sqna in i2 aud Is ncn{hs for
which notes Of purchaser baafng interest from dav q
sale and secured y deed q trust on property sod VII
be conptied With fifteen from = or se mon
srty w resold Of rrk and cost Of defsuisfnr pur
chaser. Al conveysnctns and recording 81 prrc4
IN. fFihiafSisNAdA . r-....
Z Z wAoGAMAN. xuot s.l-dHss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
Future DAYS.
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
F. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer

win sell by public auction AZ the store Of n. <
fnson Fts "a sysf n s2apmssoins THURS
O'CLOCK. A. NJ. This sale will include all goods il
his stock upon which interest is due twelve months
Chains. charms lockets scsrs Fins. studs. earrings
lace pins. neck chains brscelets. cuff buttons plsii
gold and set rinxs diamonds and other precious
stones solid siiverwsre. double guns Se. Sale vii
continue morning at 10 O clock and evenings at
O'Clock until all the lots sold
Ticket holders pleas. take notice.
II. n. FULTON Pawnbroker.
sel-7t. n WARREN JOHNsON Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

The los ct sea Is announced Of the British
schooner May 0ibbon, Capt. 6sbsan, from
Of the crew have BEEN landed ct ST. Michael.
An extra stock train ran into coal traih on
the PennsylvaniA railroad near South Pork Pa
yesterday. Both snginss we're wrecked end
Brakeman ". A. Ferguson, aged twsnty-thrss
Year,, Of Emmissburg, Nd. was Instantly
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THIS AFTERNOON
TOMORROW.
NM LowENTHAI. ArCr.. ss7 m St.

WIN LowENrHAI- ACCr.. as7 III St NV
TEN CRATES OF o asNSShEKp cEocxERr wAEE.
ONE ko WTspB uS Ir-E.SSlk5aTEp TOILET SITS.
s sSFGERsF. EA bbwIEA RSE ter . SSfs
DISHES AND orH .9sS Ops AsD ENDS,
THREE HrNpREp ASSORTED cors, BLANKETS.
SH sSR lPH fSSff22kSE & IL STORAGE.
EzSShlSS .r 1Ek 6cE6dk II
se6-9i WE. LowENrHAL. aUcT.
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auc:ionsrr-. lio5 q street
ATTRACTIVE h alB k, sssE s,,r or
FIN sE3cEEIEs,, VINES c6MBfSSksrISSSS
Skfs s!Ssk b Ss iH OPP 5 RE,S shs
sTfrF FEE sfof s SSSST 6TsFR 10 SrF FoS
IHi orr sf fsr.n adsHG Mt OK o62SSp
TICCT AVENUE
one HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS
Hsvinr giycu M our street store and consolidated
Sr hqinS;s in ON new a elegant
Messss; Istiner oloaa 70 SCI! 9; pnnlie auction.
TEMshR sf e. NTTHPS i !, H 4S SP
onr late store l3oa s-reet al she hKtarss s1rp4ps
our Connecticut avenue store. siIcA as
cssa. sm.II s sss .1 Ss. S Sssyn S .Pa
IRE llnpogtel and o,her Fancy Groceries
Nantrtt a-ool>. FRUITS IN class. tboco-
istss. Bottled Wines. Wood aud willow
ALSO. AT TWELVE NJ.
One Horse, Wagon and Harness.
And
ROYAL S: rs; c - Fl
Red and White Wines
1.-THE finest .-s-es)
And being desirols 70 d.s-o..:rus as surh wa will
close out in this sale about zoo CASTS II ihe-e an,
goods. Every bottle bears seal II the Hungarian
government and the goods well and fayuraSly
known in ths market
The stock a whole is quite extensive Of fn- grade
and 81 yu!a attract attention. The sale Will
be continued daily until the entire il ci.poesd
Of 90. e KENNEDY a soNs
LATIMER SLOAN Cro,ers
Auctionesrs. ss2-dte
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ALSO. AT TWELVE NJ.
One Horse, Wagon and Harness.
PUBLIc SALE or
THE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
WENONAH

PCbLlc SALE mr.
THE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
WENONAH.
We are directed by the owners sell By public auc-
ton AZ skinnsr,s snipys foot Of Cross St Balti-
ls,n. at TwlLgE O'CLOCK NOON,
wENONi Al
IN good order, rece,. ly Inspected and licensed by
United States INSPECTORS.
The steane-. with Is Of wooden hull. metaled ia
- furnished throughout.
EeE length - lt IL te.la s feet nd depth OF hold
49, ~ feet engine 80 by 10; hall perfectly sound.
! e steamer can I've examined at SINNERS shipyard
any time previous to ssle.
Terms Of sale: Cash. ne.o-t of 500.
VA. SEEM LLEls a co. AIctinneers
au.9.3l. se3,5S6 II South Charles St. Baltimore
s-'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LARGE AND WEIL-aSsoHTED STOCK OF CAR
EIAGES. BUCGIEs. DOCTORS AND
PONY PHEAToNs. DAYTON
WAGONS. ROAD
CARTS
EXPRESS AND GROCERs' WAGONS AND HAIR
NESS. SC.
ALSO JCSE RECEIVED,
% HEAD OF YOUNG WESTERN HORSES SUIT
ABLE FOR CARRIAGE OR IRAUG.IT PURPOSES
EENsINSER.
HORSE AID CARRIAGE BAZAAR
G,s AND $40 LA AVE
MCTlON SALE EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND sATURLAf. 10 A. II. se2-2w
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REPUBLICAN DOCTRINE.
President Harrison's Letter Of Ao-
oeptance.
PARTY ISSUES DISCUSSED
The Tariff and the Currency CUES
tons in the Lead.
PROS Err T y

Benefited by the Mckinley Law and the
Reciprocity Poiicy-rhe Platforms of the
Two Parties Contrasted-Honest Elections
Advoc.ted-Upbuilding of Our American
Merchant Marine-Tributes to the Union
Soldiers and Sailors.
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GaArrru1-Co,rroarrxa.
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HRRAKrAsr.

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JAMES xRPs = co.. Hsnsopsshss olsuaun. L.
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ROLLING sT5Sk !NPy ESbtf.ss VARIETY OF
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BLANKETS. LAP Eobiss. WHIPS. HORSE BOOTS
EEioSG,XSs nsUAIl.i rot sd IL A fiRsT-
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on . - HORST rowEP sTKAM BOILER.
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NUMEROUS TO sfENrioN
- To 81. SOLD BY AUCTION
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER FlFT t.. SMITH AND SEVENTH. 1892
As fOl.igONS:
MONDAY. S1EPIEnBEh FIFTH, AT FOUR
G,oLoch p n. SALE AT BESNING RACE
rUEspiI:- SEPTEMBER SIXTH. AT TEN
OCLOCk =: NJ, SALE AT 4i3 L STREET
NORTHWEST.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ. SALh Al THE PORTLAND
STABLES: f43 AND 64o NEW YORK AVENUE
SoaTHNESr.
BY virtue Of al order of the Supreme Court holding
special term for probate business. will sell, by
pubic auction, on the dates and at De times aud
places mentioned above IN. q the stables of
the late r. N Draney. ESQ. partly mentioned above,
TO Which invite general attention.
Terms of sale cash.
Catalogue ready Monday. August 20. and can he had
mailed upon sppca ton TO either
THCs. NJ. DRANEr. Administrator,
. 1A "a, New York ave-
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auctionesrs.
as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

The Manhattsns yesterday won the b CROSSE
championship of the Amateur Athletic Unior
by defeating the Lorillard Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
BENJAMIN BuTfTRwoRTH, Trustee.
so 4 81. a "
ses-dkds EATcLITfE. BARR 4 90. Auction.ers
I ATIMER q SLOAN. Auctaueers and Apprussers
II l4Us and l409 q 1t.

TRUSTEES sALE.op NEARLY NV NINE
Room BAl-WINDON PR ESS-HRICK FfsT-
ppfENsg l, NTH All MopERA IMPROVE;
BkTMEEN AND srREETs NoRTHwEsT
BY virtue 81 deed OF trust dated the nth dsv Of
December, 1891, and duly recorded in Libar ltgt1
toe ~ e, seq one OF the land r.cords of the Dis
trict OF Columbia the unlSrsizned will sell
On sArUEDAY AFTERNOON. sEpTFMBrf
JE I'M lSse. II front Of the Premises. =, HALE
L. 11s.y1 "a alley. improved by merry nep n,n--
room bay-wtndov prees-irfck Residence VITA all
modern improvements, located on the cas-. side n
sth street between and streets northwest.
Terms made kus 'yn AZ sale