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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

J. d. Buskirk, veterinary surgeon.
successor TO DR.. Wells, No. . East
Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

lily White Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Nspids, 10 family fav0rlte. Try Il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

D. not eonfase the famous BlusA 81 Roses
WITH the mang WorfhIe0 paintA pc9der&
eKeomS and beaches whtro Are do9dinH the
Is confs per bottle. nad guarantee ~ via re-
meye Your pimrft>. ffe<kles kloekh1ad&
meth. tan ana sanbuFn. and give y0u . lovely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

SPECIAL Canned Goods sale al
Hatch's- See prices in another column.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

The valley City Milling Company hes
Try the LILY WHITE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

E0R SALE-TxNty 1koipm 10 uee eu tho o1kl,
street Ia COED netxktcB1eod. cteapes{ kepee
II The . IT, foz ~ -; ~ - mon<n1J Dnymontn
81 {l5 ~ menkt- Eteen4s new eFesQ beues
efty and cistefo u1oef. hard uee1 hnInh.
sssssess ss;ss. 81 fsr ~ q IS ~ ssssS.
Hnflding tet. 81 tarls. ceitege 80 N9eleo1
. 0tfaus street. lsll lrsn : se6P.M.
ROn 6ALE-Heneos ana jees u 119aaees
nenfkly pagnssts slIesvQslk - ~ scrs
pyppeetJ yIthtn The ol1 o[ey 1tQlta Alr4 NJ
blnek - Doefutekset at 3 bogEokns -. Ven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and improvement G.. s
REVISED LIST OF
BARGAINS IN REAL ES~AFes

Ten acres Of excellent garden land enc nile
south Of Burton avenue. for sale or rent.
Handsome lots on the Bell PhiIo addition
on Burton avenue. near Division street. for
sale; also the house and barn ON said Plat
with garden spot. for sale Or rent
We have Ane tract OF hardwood timber.
convenient TO market. and el0oo cash 70 cx-
change for desirable residence
We have nne list Of desirable city property
for sale or exchange for good improved farms
Pine aud Hardwood timbsre1 lands Ia the
upper and lower peninsuas OF Michigan In
large or small tracts; also In Wisconsin.
Minnesota and the South for sale 1t barEAins;
also mineral lands. farms. etc.. In al parts Of
the country.
We take full charge Of property. advertise it
for rent and CONGO: and remit rents at si2 per
annum.
A nne section Of Kansas land With improve
ments. and Detroit city property ia exchange
for good Michigan farm or Grand Rapids city
property.
Cal. and zee Us II you desire to cell. buy. rent
Or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
60 Wonderly Building.
Phone 667.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

SPECIAL Canned Goods eale at
Hatch's. See prices in another column.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

SPECIAL Canned Goods sale at
Hatch's. See prices in another column.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11
ron RENT.

FOR RENT.
fine house On Paris avenue. between
Cherry street and Wealthy avenue.
With all the modern Improvements.
xOOmD- ~ W
house on Union street. ne ar Cherry. All
modern improvements. n %
lies. on fIf,h avenue. resr urisn ST.. I: %
house on Harlan street. ID door from
Madison avenue. one BLOCK from Divis-
ION Street car W
Also suits 0frOoms la block on corner OF
East street and Fifth avenue. TO
rooms In suit. u
house and barn End 10 acres land on
Fulton street. corner Fuller street.
FOR SALE.
large, fine house with modern improve
ments. % Lagrave st VERY cheap 600
With good 6srn.... ~ $3.50 100
houses at tho foot Of Madison ave..
block from Division street car.
.iOQ. Sl.5oO. l.,s0
house No. sos II. lonia street l<00
1bouse No. rs Jefferson avenue .....-..--.- 200
farm. - acres. sos =. Taimadge 400
5houses on West side. south OF Leonard
street ~ from SJD to $5Oa
Als) vacant lots in oiIerent parts OF the
city. Money ;urnishod tn build. IL desired.
--i~ - - NV. NoRTHRoP.
Over National City Bank.
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Grain. Provisions. Ete.
CHICAGO. Feb 10
rf6cn-ories Spring Wheat Patents. eA4
ofO. RE. A@0S0o; Winter Wheat Fious
Patents. 6&so047u; straishts. s&19AN
wHsAr-No. cash and February. ss90Ae;
May. oo54Gsikc.
Coas- Moderately aetive and unsettled. No.
and No. yellow. >Okc; No 4 37H01c, and
No 3Yeilow. SC, February. 10a0I0kc: March,
6ok8itAc: May. Hk0xxc.
OArs-We1hcr and lower. No cash, 4k0
R9kc. May, slk03tHc samples steady, Offer
ings moderate No ranged S&3okc: No
white. 9kasessc. No :, soA03lc: No.
White. xsSa33c.
MISS PoRK-Lovcr. Ola cash. ESQ; new,
tfl esssafL75. May. eti. sc1s9f2@.
LAnp-Free trading and lover. Cash. MIN
as 5ex: Msy. s6osx6672s-
PouLfnY-Live Chickens. l0010xc per ID;
Live Turkeys. zoioc Per ID: Live Ducks. 1o01ie
per 10; Live Geese. A@oloW per DOZEN
BurrxR-Creamery. 1eG29c; Dairy, i60ssc:
Oara-WiscSnsln Prime White. 7He; water
waite. 73c. Michigan Prime White. enos We
err White. fot<c: Indiana Prime White. eke;
water white. TOO; Headlight rs test NC;
Gssolins. O. dcgs l4c. - dogs. eAc
I.souous- Distilled Spirits quiet On ne basis
~ a n pr gal. for nnfxhed soods
NEw Yonx. reb 70
WuBAr-Unsettled. fairly active. KAYE Low.
e.. trading chiefly local March. uooh0H;
July. U1Hte
Conr : Fairly active. Soxe lower No. 4
oN1sie; steamer mized. ssssQ5oc
OATS Quiet. easy Western. 0D4za
PRovIsloSs-Beef steady Extra mess 30
OlaO. ssnily. af0ol1oo Pork 6fm. mod
esusa denand Mess. Os501oee. e1sr. prime,
reoe Lard-stesm-sesdered. Hs74
49, $3.50
CHICAGO. Fsb 70
eArrrp-masnss hirIy scsive Prices ios
Jower ouossssns ssagea ~ HN0S0 Tor
choice - extra sh3ppins Steers, - 2o0
- ~ God = cboece %. 0004 - for mir "a
soed: q I0n9O for common 70 medium do:
0mo30 fov hufehers' Steers; = u02W fcs
ssorksrs. 9n040 FOR 1exno Sosefs; 0ieo
- ~ Fee1ers. asnoS - ~ cevH a.no8u
~ Dolls> sn1 00oG0 FOR Vel Caves
noes, 1lsrhes fairy setlvs go veazef - :
p1oe 1eeline ss1es fa8oe9 - eA0De5S ~
P.es: osoos - for lisAt: okmDk0 ~ r0ugn
Dnchinn: - NDA9o fer mf1e4 80 o4NU&u
sr he.vy psehias snd shfpD1ne -
onAND nAflDs. mAnxgEs
Prizes - HasusssE
Gnlse-Wneo3. enes corn, ~: eafA <cs ~.
g s.r'sX g q : sv.s enss vssss, se .,, 30
6i>Gs1. lles YEA &C; tnrnsv> 11&13c;
rsssers Ssssx. ge; esr< ~. sst.ssss.
ssse IS = = sss ss' i IL; sss;ss ~ =
IA ~ snsss - nsesls , IA; sssv,s. ne
?; 49, "a ss; sss 4 80 81 sn~s-ne1 ,ese
pKS Sc: euret. Sc: csif skise greer. 81
~ ssisS - ss,s = 49, sssas i'se'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

MONEY TO L0AN-rer snort time IN largo
~ or small amoants or any, farm Of good
Phone 11&
MONEY TO LOAN In small or large SIMS Ter
~ eheft time % any fern OF coed SECURITY.
fank A. Werner. a Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

A meetinG o. the stock holders OF the 7cls
gram Publishing Company wiii be held ~ sss
Offices OF said company. II No. IL Pearl street
Grand Raplda Mich. at o'c:ock ,. N. %
Thursday. February II. lssc. fcf the purpose
cfelecting Officers and directors Of the CON-
pany for tho ensuing year. ana v transact
such other business - mag properly come
before saId msetina.
E. D. ccNGER, Secretary.
Grand kapids. Nsch.. February s. 1eaz
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ExECUTOR'e-ADNIHs SAIL
~ In the matter Of The Estate 81 John Shirk
deceased.
Notice Is herebv slven that shail cell ~ pub
lie auction. - tne highest bidder % IN arodny.
the ]th duy OF February. A. II. lssz - tee
bate once In Court block IN the city Of Crane
kn9l4a. IN the county q Kent. In the state ~
Mie1:G9n. pursuant e license and aatkoFlfD
a. p: 14.. ~ tnp Probate eooff Of Kent enan-
~. 4ichigan, ~ 81 the flghk title. Interest %
e:fses q enia oeeeoeo4. IN ~ - tie cersain
the county % Kent. stete ~ K:shiean. knewn.
ana deecr1eo4 - follo0A to%W1t: The Woeo
forty four 80 feet except the south nioe ~
Eatoa's edeitisa - che city o. Grand RoplGa
D'''s' pa "a s SEySs 4. ;fls {; B r.scs
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WANIKD = Tee Of three Ren ~ SERTED
" h1btts> vel Afeo>ed ara Intelligent to
sell fuon. cocks ana other house fqrnis8s
IN city. References re4uifede e. L. Atsfos
Co1np auy. - south Dsvisioa street -
Neutrality-suspicious. men - take ~ 4 SIDE
" sine some coed se3Iifz furniture. g, BE-
soId from phe(oxf1pbs; IS per cent csHin}9
son. Addre& He1 e, Neway3e. Mes. zff
WANTED Aeous - hanals > side s1re ~
W csmfcfser4 Addrsus =. - Erysor. esft.
Nich. Eaf
WIDE-AwAkRw ork<rs evssyvkere fes tA-
osksfiiis Il &c woSfb- rssisx s's;ssss /;
m1mmeth Illustrated e7feo14fs aud terms - (:
unparalleled sncc>W. Ne Ihoe. l. Martin.
eentefvtIIe. Tex. e1eured EE 10 du} ,; HIS
Rose Adams. Woosfsf. @. - ~ - M asf.es;
Rev T. Howard Msa'scn. hyoAA = y SUI IL
beurs; hooenzas mn<nle cesf e1fxt Only ~
fssbe Bfele Rnez1<Aine ca. No. - DeakBors
e.. Chicago. H. - Pb:lsd<sp1sa- PA
>----<---~----
foR SALE u1scEExkz1oue.
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!|I|!|!|!I!I!Il|

I 0ST-Brown Spaniel pup. ave uonfhe ed
answers % name 81 Guess. Return - An
berg's Hqner store. Is ant Is Pearl street. ~
receive reward. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
ALEXANDRIA,.
rH, STATUS OF sov.HsrDx ALEXANDRIA.

TIE STATUS OF souIHsIDk ALEXANDRIA.
The south boundary. Of Alexandria Is .
notable instance Of how Law designed for one
purpose becomes by circumstances perverted
to another. Alexandria's natural south bound
airy Is Hunting creek and tins was tts boundary
before II was oeded TO the District OF Column
oia Its streets were laid out TO Hunting creek
when the act Of .cess;on was passed. and then.
"a the hnee bounding the District o. Columbia
were straight lines. q line from Jones' Point due
northwest, starting II Hunting creek, but
sianong away more and more, became the
south boundary Of the town. Insthis way 81
on fenny Hal street or South street, and very
nearly all OF Church and jefferson street, xiih
portion Of Franklin street. were streets out
OF town Street extension south OF Franklin
street ceased and Alexandria was entirely
fenced on from Hunting creek except BY one
old road This district which Is, in some parts,
wen punt up, Is SUI part OF Fairfax county.
and Is included In Mount Vernon district.
Although outside OF the corporation, ID has
lately been made. by the legislature Of Virginia
q part OF the Alexandria police district aud
the corporation court and the police have
jurisdiction there. IL has nearly all the advan-
with il.
EXAMINING ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL HOUSES.
Maj. Carter Z. Glass, superintendent of pub
lie schools of Lynchburg has, been here exam
lining the school houses, and was especially
pleased with the Washington School building.
which is built on the model OF the Amidon
building in South Washington. He hopes TO he
able to have the building reproduced at Lynch
burg lie thinks, however, similar building
would cost much more in Lynchburg than the
Washington building cost Alexandria.
TEE MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD.
The laying of the rails the Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon railroad has SO
far progressed that today the rails were laid
across the old southeast line Of the District Of
Columbia, which passes across the fields from
the stone under the light house at Jones
Point IN due northwest direction.
ALTERATION OF MIND.
One Of the most brilliant Young students in
Fairfax, young Mr.. Nelson, was brought in
this morning suffering from a sudden access Of
insanity. He was carried TO the Office Of the
corporation judge and while a consultation was
In progress as to his case he went of and at
noon was still absent.
Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans will at
tend tomorrow the funeral of the late Henry
Simpso.l, whose death was announced yester-
DAY.
Mayor Strauss is enforcing the COW law. and
the owner OF eleven cows found unattended on
the streets paid 81. 80 fine Yesterday. Formerly
cows had the freedom of Alexandria streets.
Thieves have lately made depredations on
south Fairfax street and on Payne street. but
the police are kcepingR close watch for them.
i he issue of school permits for white pupils
continued today, and over 500 have been en-
rolled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
THE WORSHIP OF BRAwN.
Admirers OF sullivan and Corbett Pay Their
Respects to Them.

Three thousand admirers of the manly art OF
solf-defense crowded into the Brooklyn rink
last night. Three-fourths of them took their
coats off to fight the heat. IL was a warm and
enthusiastic crowd. AL eyes were turned to-
ward the stage in the center OF the rink In
one corner Of it stood a huge ioral harp, with
a pair of white kid boxing gloves peacefully re-
posing upon its strings, and the inscription,
Ito John L. Sullivan" A bright-eyed Japan
csc hung on to the ropes with a towel over his
shoulder and pitcher Of water at his feet. A
man weighing 200 pounds stood in the center
of the stage. stripped to the waist His body
was as round as the trunk OF a tree. When be
bowed TO the howling mob Of admirers the
smooth muscles slid over and under one an
other like the coils of great snake twisted
around the tree trunk.
The master of ceremonies. arrayed in q pair
OF speckied trousers. and gifted with an elocu-
tlonary style like unto that Of an elevated rail-
road guard, spun around one heel before the
shouting thousands. chewing the air with his
outstretched hand. and thus addressed them:
Order, pleasci 1nterjoocin' Mr.. John L. Sulli-
van. the champion Of champions and Of the
world.'' Then the great man folded his arms
on his big chest and spoke:
Gentlemen: Thanks one and all for this
kindly applause. Now, regards 10 my last
fight: that which Is To prove whether am John
l. Sullivan of old or John J.. sullivan 10 be
passed by. Wild cheers.) am not here TO
speak disparagingly Of Mr.. Jim Corbett More
cheeringD l am delighted to appear before q
Brooklyn audience. which / disappointed YOU
some years ago, but wen let bygones be by
cones. (Shouts Of we wil.D This lie all till
you hear from me the 7th of next month" wild
yells OF applause
After the japanese body servant had given
Sullivan drink Of water out Of his pitcher the
champion OF champions proceed 10 make life
miserable for Mr.. Jack" Ashton. His blows
were delivered in sets OF three. leading with the
left and following il up with two from the right
that came 30 close upon one another that they
must have made the recipient see double stsrs
Few of them missed the devoted ''Nr. Jack"
Ashton, and in the last of the three short rounds
he was evidently dazed and only struck out me
chanicallv.
The sporting fraternity seemed 20 be some
what disappointed at Sullivan . condition. They
thought he had more stomach than wsk neces-
sary. and he certainly did puff after chasing Mr..
Ashton around the ring few times. He starts
for New Orleans the scene OF his last battle"
on Thursday.
Corbett gave an sA-day exhibition OF himself
at the Madison Square Garden in New York,
but il was fizzle. barely 5000 being present,
when it was expected that the place would be
filed.
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War Governors,

To The Editor OF Tic Evening srar.
since state rar aoyo-nors ara :, ao,
=, $50 ~
"ha' "e iiatter WIN veteran .has. robinson
OF Lawrence, HANS, who was governor OF that
state from early in 1861 to 1868? He is over
eighty wears of ace. but active and virile as
,vs 90 IN. roa;.a, sehool % E.,so,a II -
VI ,A'li'"'' "Ho SUM-
, times oeIehu '9nn oro"m, nave good reason TO
Know. linen peneSe mos. carney, governor
OF Kansas from 1868 TO January. 1860, Is stiii
awe anu resihhg IN 81. Louis. NY Old
eoionei, samuel ). crawford, became gov
erhor alNer carney IN 1900. he hves an tins
CITY, We certainly are entitled TO our full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
Bit His Brothers. lar on.

Some persons about the Police Court today
looked at Policeman Garraway with a certain
degree OF unsafety, and his appearance recalled
visions of might doctors or ''resurrectionists
for he had in his possession the left ear of a
Southeast Washington citizen and the latter
was somewhere about the court as a witness
Joseph Carrlco was his name He lives on
street sou sheast, where last night he had some
trouble with his brother james, who is better
known as "Jinks" Carrico.
The latter, it appears. was short of funds last
night AID he called on his brother Joe for the
loan OF 80 cents. Failing to get the money he
knocked Joe down and then bit off his ear
Not satisfied with this he added insul 10 injury
by splitting the ear in the face of his own brother
whom he had so badly disfigured.
Policemen Garrgway and Mckie went in
search OF the assailant and they captured him
in South Washington.
Today he appeared before Judge Mills and
the case was continued to Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
Had His Pocket Picked,

A man giving the name of Henry Greenwell,
from Pc nnsylvania, who has been stopping for
a couple of weeks on street southwest, last
night started for his home by the b. and o.
railroad, and on his way to the depot he passed
Louise alley. He stated that he was accosted
by two colored women. who asked for a quarter
for beer. and while talking to them one put her
hand in his pocket and took his pocket book,
containing SIPS. He reported the fact to the
police, but could give only partial description
Of the women. This morning Mr.. Greenweu
asked the police to take no further action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
PERRY woRDEN's TOUR ABROAD.
A Thirteen Weeks Journey on . Bicycle 1t
Cost Of o95.

Thirteen Weeks Journey ON . Bicycle IT
Cost OF Cos.
8. Perry Worden, whose departure on an
economical bicycle tour Of the British Isles was
noted last June, arrived in New York last
evening.
For nearly thirteen weeks Mr.. Wordo has
been away in Scotland, England, Wales and
Ireland, and, despite the bad weather, he has
succeeded in journeying comfortably for
about es5.
Mr.. worden's plan was the outcome Of some
years Of close attention TO the matter Of cheap
touring. He took seoond-class paasage on the
steamships and utilized pneumatic bicycle rs
his conveyance. When he stopped at nishs be
usually engaged room In some private family
and often cooked his food with his own cooking
apparatus. His movements were watched with
interest BY the British people. Mr.. Worden
speaks enthusiastically OF the courtesy shown
him BY Mr.. and Mrs.. Gladstone. He b .
brother Of @. Ninturn Wordeu. the popular
cyclist Of the Manhattan Athletic Club, and II
also student In Columbia University. He car
ried both the oolon Of the Hanhsttans and the
blue and white ensign Of Columbia ON his Jour
On previous sooasion Mr.. wordsn Travelled
LOO miles BY Steamer and canoe In The NORTH
western provinces ct . cost a less than o39,
bat he believes his lAtsst s6ort 70 have bsen he
most uccsssfuL
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TOMORROW.
ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
II 14O7 u st. n. W.

7 .ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
IL 14O7 u st. n.
VALUABLE PROPERTY. no ses TWENTY, FIFTH
HSh s.
L. tr Va q se! S Is y s
rear a on Of a with and
fronts on 3of9ot alley; .I,
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
ar eso.ns p aSs Of
600 deposit reqpiTfdi q .ins q se ,nc,,o,.s
srTHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PROP
T issSs at " Isl '3f
fa aaSadl s sa %ff FISH Sloan
RATCLIFFE. DARR &c. AgCTIoNEERs.-
IL $50 PENNA. AVE. NV.
As 81 fHF fs FIRE 81 65S AHSTFsS
OF THE ono cry AND
NO. s1a sr1 H4F22y sfh SfGh NORTHEAST
FLOUR AND r AYB TIT Eaaf,aI1suvrST
OF SIXTH AND ,sT1NThN IIAcE lNoKTHEAsT.
Ha h1a rsofh which complete in
S6fEfEs. TfSSSRE.
f66H hksGGG5os, s sKa1hs;:
BBIkSdEo5Mf s:: b bHaSK fIHg9ws'
CANNED seops Of 'kvfkY DESCRIPTION AND
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
G2YMIERs. SHOW GAsEs, LARGE ICE BOX.
ING, sC0FFEE MILL. VEGETABLE BINS AND
TRAYS. SC, &c.
WHISTLES, PORT, sA AEsR o1AREr AND GA
ppAA TA VINES. BRANpIES. GINS, nc &c., IN
lected and desirable for the best family trade.
At THE FEED ESTABLISHMENT,
GAY T S5GHKAT WI kr FER TaE AK fx
TIRES AND ACCEssQRIRs .CoNTAINID
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
AUGUST THIRTY FIRST. 1892,
BBGINNING AT TIN O'CLOCK,
WITHIN THE RESPECTIVE PREMISES
ABOVE NAMED.
BY virtue of deed OF assignment given to me and
duly recorded among the land records of the District
VIII sell by public auction at the time and places as
above all the goods end cLattels contained in eaid
stores more particular list of which will be read
the sale. The stock will first be offered as an en-
tirety and II aisfactory bid is obt tanned it will
be Immediately sold IN detail, to which invite gen.
JULIUS A. MAEDEL.
- Assignee. 4i6 9Th st. n. W.
RADCLIFFE. DARR GU, Aucts. au27-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA1s.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AuCTIoNEERs.
H 82O PA. AVE. n. W.

SPECIAL SALE
NEtKwEkkRR.t HD DEEkss skfkTs s'h cAabIanN
15o PAIRS MEMS BAKEE SHOES IN LOTS TO
o. TH Ga; FAY MORNING SEPTEMBER FIRST
n t. Which
tho attention OF R safs5i bAHR CO.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers. T
s sA5H q ar H2gsE st AhR LOT No.
.ss 4sssrSsS a TS.s Sa a ssd s q
Ell s ~
.po # ne
feet and s mgFo,sd With brick store and dwelling
Terms; ;,S 0nsthird cash balance in one and sw9
nts e cash and
' ARTHUK A. BIRNEY. Trustee.
ausdts WALTER w1LLIAMs t0 Go,. au sss
r ATcLIFFE. DARK co. Ansts,
%HF rs SALE BY GATAIosUE OF
ihh ooSe NEEIskH9 NJ sE EASREEsiVh AND
CAS- AND sa 81 NEW .fShk SfSES5E ~ I STREET
AE3 "a sENSIS hsSf II f pahf OF
90 HAD HnASE OF TRoTT1SG. DRYING AND WORK
TI9SfE fAr FINE fXEsIH sy ydS BEEN SEkP
HEEEA DAVIS 4oAN Mk X p kE EcSoN1a s5
HEfME sEESSf S SAEE M kkEEffof HsS5kb a
VIII f93a p T HfE sG SEk vi
oNDEVELoPED COLTS CO
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STEPTEIBER EIFTH AT FOUR
GOLOSK P. NJ. SALE AT BENE1NG RACE
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. SALE AT 443 L STREET
SEPTEMBER SEVENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. SALE AT THE PORTLAND
STABLES G43 AND 645 NEW YORK AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of order OF the Supreme Court holding
. special term for probate business will SELL BY
public auction, on the dates and at the times and
places mentioned above the contents Of the stables Of
y. nd. Draney, above
to which invite general attention.
Terms Of sale cash.
. Catalogue ready Monday, August 90 and can be had
from the snc;ioneers from the administrator or
nlailed upon application to either.
THOS. NJ DRANEY. Administrator.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. 1uctieneers. ave-
au26-dSds
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Eugene Hancock, . freight conductor ON The
Baltimore aad Potomac, was in trouble today,
al on account Of the tn stFsst grads crossing.
He was making up train, and in 20 doing be
blocked til street and prevented the cabls cars
Judge Kimban hoard The cass today and
told ~ conductor that such intsrrupti lions
to travel vueld not b permitted The Judge
said b uudeRstppd hat Dc conduotor did not
got much selary and fer t3es rsasoa hs did not
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
Real Estate Matters.

Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company
has purchased of Caroline Clarkson for enc, 900
lots and 8. square S. of square 7os-l20xl32
feet inches on r and South Capitol streets
southeast.
G. d. Burch ct al, in trust, for sl2, 500 Of
Della Chapel lot g. square 9s2-l00xl00 feet,
corner Of 18th and II streets northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-30
SHOOTING STARS.

"No, you don't" said Farmer Begosh to the
hotel clerk. II know what I'm about and you
don't get me to sign my name in that book ner
no whur else. 1t cost me sixty dollars last
spring to sign my name when wusn lookin'"
Then he went up to his room and blew out
the gas.