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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20
GENERALLY WELCOME.
The Decision Handed Down In the Lcng
and Snort Haul Case.

and snort Haul Case.
81. PAUL, MiHN., Oct. 19.-Railroad
officials generally welcome the decision
handed down by Justice Brewer Of tho
United States supreme court ON the
long and short haul ia the federal court
Of appeals in st. Paul. The daily
record viii publish the following to-
morrow. A number OF railway officials
wero interviewed on the effect Of the
decision. Some Of the expressions fol-
low: j. NJ. Hannaford general traffic
manager OF the Northern Pacific said,
81 believe the decision Is a good law, IL
only legalizes what many OF the roads
have been doing for a long time.n NJ.
u. Grover general solicitor for the
Great Northern said; mo doubt prima
iacia Justice Brewers decision Is cor
rect.n S. L. Moore, general freight
agent Of the Northern Pacific said;
nearly all the roads in this country
are now, and have been for some time
accepting joint business for less than
the sum OF the loCais.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20
Notes

II. L. Bentley, campaign manager for
the Peoples party, will be back from
San Antonio to-day.
James Davis, Methodist Jim, as all
the press boys know him, the cyclonic
orator Of the Third party, was at head
quarters yesterday.
Rev. Slnkiller Griffin was in tho city
yesterday, this time after political, not
religious, sinners. lie says there Is TO
be a barbecue to-day at East Dallas,
and he wants every one TO go over and
have a good time.
Chairman Matlock is sending out
blanks 10 every voting precinct in the
state, for estimates Of the votes Of the
respective political parties in the com
ing election. These estimates are ex-
pected 10 be as exact as the observer
can make them, unbiased by any per-
sonal prediction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20
oUlPs AND cRANke.


stranger-why were YOU fighting
with that boy9 urchiu-'Cause /
knew could lick i'm.
Fond Mother-Tommv, what are Won
doing? Tommy Watering flowers on
your hat so they'll grow.
81 guess that must be witch dog"
remarked Tommy, "for his tail begins
10 tick whenever you spepl, to him"
Husband, acorutuny-You women
never think Of any thing but marriage.
Wifc-lnaeed we do. Husband
Well OF what for instanoe2 WIFE
Divorce.
Young Slowboy-oh, no, Miss smi-
laN, assure you was not attem sting
% kiss yoni should not dare TO do
meh "A thing. Ms4 smilax-I hate u
toward.
Matilda snowbal-what questionis
Ter yer wants ter ASKED dis chilled
Iady2 Mrs o'RaGerty-5ure me ould
man read in paper that in Georgia a
baby coon was raised wild family OF
pigs Is that often the case wild the
aagursq
There is man who viii make his
mark one OF these days in Want they
lall modern journalism. "gaod
writer is hee" No lie isn't much
With pen. But never kuew ANY
Pne that could boat him at getting up
Graile,"
I'm sure I'd give satisfaction" said
the man who wanted a place ON an ice
wagon, "pye got record as a Splinter,
pister" "What has that 10 do with
your application2" "Why / could ret
From the wagon to the front door before
the ice melts every time"
Featherbone-wm your sister be
down soon, Bobhiep Bobbie-I don't
know, She is putting on new dress
hnd II takes some time. Peatherstone,
mpatiently-What does She want 20
Pnton a new dress FORE Bobbie-she
expects another gentleman this even.
ing,
VI beg your pardon said the cheeky
Yonth 70 the calm and austere maiden
IA the Paliman, "but / think l have
seen you somewhere before" The
maiden hSed freezing stare upod
him II think not" she replied SO.
fsreiyi II have been there several
times but only to pass through Then
he passed on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20
m RAILWAY CIRCLES.


war Bilis
Colonel Jim Wilson OF the Alton went
South yesterday.
j. l.. Harris, the tall sycamore OF tho
Wabash route, came in LAST night.
J. w. Barbee, general livestock
agent OF the Cotton Belt, came in from
a trip yesterday.
w. H. Hurst, commercial agent OF
the Cotton Belt, came In yesterday and
is in the seventh heaven Of delight, all
because a big ninc-p0und boy arrived at
his house yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

WACO, TEX, Oct lp.-[Special. T.
Travelling Auditor Wilson and Mir.
Geo. n. larry Of the Houston and Texas
Central railway have flushed checking
ont Mr. Mcyerhocfar, agent for tho
Central hore, aud will install Nh. II.
ollenhush. The latter win have his
office on Fourth street with Ticket
Agent Wood.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

HILLsBoRo, TEX, oct. 19.--ISpe-
cial. Mike Mohan, night yardmaster
ot the Missouri Kansas aud Texas here,
has just returned from months visit
70 relatives IN ST. Louis, Mo.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is
building two sldetracks Ia ITS yards
here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

On the 9th OF November. the Satur-
day night before the election, the Clark
forces of Fort Worth Will have q mon
ster parade. Fireworks will be burned
and 5000 torches will tighten the
streets. Ample money will DO given
by the friends Of tho Clark cause 10
make this parade an event that will live
long In the recollection Of those who
may DO fortunate enough 10 500 it
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

committee that appointment had
been made for him 10 speak
at Weatherford on Friday next
at o'clock and at Spriugtown on Sat
urday at p. IN. and other places in the
county all next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

Tho regular meeting OF the Fifth
ward Clark club will DO held at tho
Tucker fire hall tonight at o'clock.
A full attendance Is requested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

PRESIDENT Harrison is not easily dis
concerted On state occasions; but thoy
70 say thai whcA Hnssen Ben An. tho
Worlds fair commissioner from Nor.
COCO, In an inieryiewat tho White house
last week prostratod himself la true
oriental style and refused 70 rise until
the president left the room. General
Harrison hardly knew how 10 deal with
his visitor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

This the Great FourTck Trunk Line Continent and
takes you through the great city of Buffalo, the sixth commercial
city Of the the picturesque Mohawk Valley, regard
ing which Rev. Dewitt Tamage said in of his
Ihe most beautiful sight witnessed in the Mohawk
Valley For 42 miles along the banks the Hudson River which
has been termed the most beautiful of all the great
world and lands you in the very of the Metropolis the
immediate vicinity of SO hotels and within easy
the principal points of interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

Hon. james w. Swayue was notified
yesterday by a Parker county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
ANTHONY HYDE's WILL

How the Late Banker Disposes Of His Es-
tate-Other Wills Filed.
The will Of the late Anthony Hyde, executed
July Z, 1890. was filed today. 1t is paper OF
four pages of legal cap, and it was proven by
the attesting witnesses, Henry R. Bisd, Henry
8. Matthews and John W. Mcmahon.
After committing his soul to his Heavenly
Father and his body to be plainly buried, he
devises the whole Of his estate to his executor,
Thos. Hyde, in trust for the use and benefit of
his wife and daughter. Emily Farquhar Hyde,
during their natural lives, and in case OF the
death Of his wife this bequest is
to be absolutely void, and the estate
dence 1919 3Oth street, to his daughter, with
the household effects, horse and carriage and
$4,000. To the children of his wifes deceased
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Bootis), four daughters,
he leaves $3.50 each. OF the rest of the estate
he leaves one-fourth to his son Thomas one
fourth to his daughter, Emily F., one-fourth
to his grandson, Frank H. Barbour,
the only surviving child Of his deceased daugh-
ter Rebecca and one-fourth to his executor in
trust for the benefit of his son, G. F. Hyde,
wife and children.
codicil made February IS leaves an addi-
tional 5000 to bis daughter, and this was also
proven.
The will Of the late George PAuger leaving
bis estate to his three children and naming his
son-in-law, George Gotthardt, as executor, has
been fled.
The will Of the late James A. Babsou has
been fled, by which he bequeaths his estate to
his wife and three daughters equally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
SATURDAYS Rl0 STAB.
4 Few Of the Special Attractious OF TouAor
rows sfxteen-Page Issue

/ 4 Few Of the Special Attractions Of Tomor
rows sfxteen-Page Issue
The regular Saturday SrAa 10 truly wonder.
The variety, scope, interest and general excel
lence Of its contents make it an unrivaled
newspapar for the home circle. Tomorrow
issue will be fully mp to the standard. Among
the special features may be mentioned an in.
terestins description Of the Presidents recen,
hunting expedition to Ragged Island. A rep.
rssentative Of TIE STAB was there and his story
of the President a. . sportsman, free from the
cares Of state, with snap shot Accomplishments
will be found unusually entertaining. The fol-
lowing are Q few articles to which attention /,
called:
THE PRESIDENT AS A SPORTSMAN Ullus
trsted).
An interesting and graphic account Of hi.
hunting experiences on Ragged Island.
RAILROAD AND THE STREETS Qllustratsd)
The plans Of the B. and o. for new entrance
into the city.
MRS. JAMES G. BLAINE Qllussrated).
Gossip about one Of the most famous ladies
in social life.
CAMPO sANTo Ullustrated).
The great cemetery in the capital Il Uru-
quay.
THE CARE OF THE YOUNG CIllustrated).
How animals protect their offspring until
they are strong.
DRESS AND wEARER Qllustrated).
Women should have gowns and hats 70 sui,
their style.
THE COMING DOG SHOW {Illustrassd).
All about CANNES Of high degree that will be
exhibited.
NEW YORK LAWYERS.
notable bar Of about forty years ago.
BY David Graham Ades.
DIPLOMATIC DIGNITY.
Shall Uncle Sam send ambassadors to foreign
courts?
HEROIC ACHIEVEMENTS.
Prominent Washington families whose rec
ords are Of interest By John +. Coyls.
TOM MOOREs LOVE.
Career of the actress to whom the Irish poet
wrote: Now Mourn
THE sADDEST MOMENT OF MY LIFE.
An entertaining love story written exclu.
sively for TIE EVENING STAB by Rodney
Clarke
PLAYING POKER
How business man was cured Of his In
fatuation.
THE HERO OF THE RAMS.
A civil engineer who won decisive naval
victory.
IN AND OUT DOOR SPORTS.
Interesting notes about base ball. bicycling
and athletic contests.
POPPING THE QUESTION.
The event about which men never tell the
truth.
NATIONAL GUARD.
Notes Of interest about the District soldief
boys.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Folks who are planning to build houses this
summer.
NEW YORK NOTES.
Summing and other matters OF interest in
the metropolis. BY The Stars special cor
respondent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

Emancipation Celebration Preparations
The citizens Of the eleventh, seventeenth and
eighteenth districts met last evening TO made
preparations for proper celebration of eman-
cipation day. The following officers were
elected to represent the South Washington di-
vision: President, Samuel Brown; vice presi-
dent, Jordou johnson; secretary, A. F. Red
shall, Luber Willis; aids. Richard Evans and
Henry Nelson; chief of stan, Samuel II. Brown;
secretary Of stat, Bslino Brown. Il was de-
c,ded 70 engage band of music for the divi-
sion. and an invitation to participate in the
section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
THE coURTs.

CoURT IN GENERAL TERM-Ch Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Coz and James.
Today-Cochran agt Blout; argued and sub.
mitted.
EQUITY CoURT-Justioe Hagner.
Today-Litz agt. Litz; testimony ordered
taken by A. II. Gambrill, examiner. Ashton
agt. Ashton; do by w. H. Dennis examiner,
Walter agt. Madry; H. b. Bergmann allowed &c
intervene.
CIRcurr CoURr-Jtsdge Montgomery
Washington Brick Machine Company
agt. George o. Cook; Judgment by default
H. c. Fowler, administrator, agt. B. and P. n
r. Co.; jury respited. r. J. Thomas agt. Pres.
brey J. Green; ON trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
PENSIONS FOR NEXT YEAR.

The House Committee Has Completed the
Appropriation Bill-The Cuts Made.
The house committee on appropriations has
completed the pension appropriation bill. The
total amount of the bill is S1a7. s25, O66. The
estimates were s147 ,O64, $50. The appropria-
ton for the current year was sl35.2l4, 1856. Two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars is cut of
the appropriation for fees o. examining sur
geons. The appropriation for payment of PEN
sions is reduced 1925. 900 below that for the cur
rent year and more than eleven million below
the estimates.
The following table shows the number of PEN
sioners on the roll. the annual value Of pen
sions and the disbursements on account of
pensions from 1879 to 1891, inclusive:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

Ths one hundred and fourtssnth snnivsruasy
Of the birth Of Robert Emnss was eslsbrsasd
last evening 81 meeting Of the lrish-Ansriesa
Onion Of the District n their ball ~ ssrsss
and Penusylvania avenue. Ths hall vas tsste-
fully decorated with the Americas and 1rish
co,ors, and the meeting v.s very lsrssly q,
the union, In speaking Of the lrish patriot 10
fsrred 70 him ~ tho best known and ths bsss
beloved hero who had disd for lrsls.d" Aft.s
Emmss's poem, "Arbor Hll, had besn rsad.
Dom 4 walsh ssag tss Cons q os,d L.
Chrss," and ssrgsant yohnsea Gag '.Ds.r oad
Land" Ihoa o'Dovd spoks Of Nclf Toes,
John o'Conucr Of The Irish insAnseieA CapS
u. OoIbsrte a ..Irish orgaaisssssn. end fssrkck
Ooreosen Of "Ths lfish narsyra n. sz.r-
sa1assss angiag God Save lrslAeA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
Tho Single Tax Club.

At q meeting Of the Washington Single Tax
Club last evening at Nationalist Hall the follow
ing were appointed q committee to represent
the club before the Commissioners at the hear
ing on the bill to exempt improvements in the
District from taxation: ]. II, Ralston, r. F.
Monahan H J. Schuities, Dr.. Edwin GlAdmon,
Henry George, IT,, and r. J. Boyd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
SHOOTING STARS.

1.-THE Cold Water Bank in the state Of Mich
igan has been robbed Of two hundred thousand
dollars" said Mrs. MeGudley a. she paused
from her newspaper reading. "Fn Just bet .
ball o. yarn that's . political trick 10 lessen
confidence in the prohibition party"
Reporter: 'Can interview you todsy7"
Public Man: II don't know. II depends on
what you think ought to be said"
That ballet girl no artist is
It's thus should reed the law
Who scarss the public with her phis,
Who paints but does not draw.
''You believe in signs, don't yess" rid Tie
Newspaper man to the actor.
"Oh, yes" was the reply.
swell, what do you consider iuoky sign2s
writing your nams ct the bottom e con.
tract for good salary"
A fKRToTAL skxrnIx1.
Il doesn't seem to strike the ainA
A. an absurd postion
when people many growisrs and
Opposed 10 prohibition.
'Tes," said young Rudgkins. who ~ In calm
disregard Of the clock, Il may say that ] IN .
fixture in our ofice, now"
II know. Mr.. Rudgkina she answered ssnNy.
but this isn't your ofios, you kaoU"
Gus do Jay, ~Y-a-a-s; I had hshA tiua,
you know with tie fsvah II vas thought feb
time that I might lose my mind"
Young woman greatly intsrss>sdos "AsA "a
you, Mr.. Dc Jay1"
The disapp pointed pngiiist cannot aesuss hin
self Of being penny Wis, bat - ~ sssey
reason - feel pound-feolisA. -
II b worth noting thss psepls vAs sssn
least familiar with ~ xnsliah haguaOs ~
~ esssasse Hbesefas - . -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOO1NEOO C1ANCEIS.
$500 y sS Halt ~ ,. .NIEHE ssI
TsI;fsSS ST. @ Hss'd sdd Sadss's
tsl9 oo9 wanss an inherent in an old-sssabiished
Fan.s1 ana r 5s1k
ress u health reason for selling. Apply 2ols 18th
a ~s I kis s,1sf En- 1892 3 sl:
EoR sALE-CHEAP GROCERY AND LIQUOR
lease and cheap rent. fe5stt.e
FOR RENT-sT0RE 1925 NEW JERSEY AVENUE,
Fla. ave. n. ". ;or property for sale. nlh:,ests
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH Is, 600 OR MORE
f0r e sna
ave. NV. mb33t.
FOR sALR-AT A sACRIFICE-THE BEST RE-
souh1es soc no sai n And store
opysI Swner leaving city Address Xxx. Star once
Fsoks. Sal s;AtE.coNrENTs 9T FINE PRINTING
book store and 4s King St Two presses and any
ESee{ .yps % SCI: W. low
EoR sALE--DRUG STORE ONE OF THE LEAD
les. ta ars ss seeS on n st. will be od for
TO- This is 9 special BARGAIN We have others in ali
psfts Of the oty ranging in price from 1880 to
9S Ss shares :rs, Of stock in bushes.
Ssep :. to party
smperste asasis Ems man to TAX.
sy de IN S0 so and retail
iiSS for the ri9hs party sir'e'' n''elA''
At sSos sna anSy so1as store on 9TH St snap
H snH !: Probable business. Rent With
bSSsIiId:.y with All improved machinery: worth
S1OOV' II TAKEN at once can be bought for 81 500.
Cigar tobacco and grocery store in good location In
soo Part q city rscsss
saloon and restaurant near B. and O. depot: stock.
fixtures and furniture Of room house. long lease;
on En- store
Butter route and fixtures including horse and
hfqrnisniag from $50 to 2oo pounds of butter
We have stores Of every description in all parts of
cry GSsfhas e. Satb SSspsS eS Gall upon
Formerly W. f. Thomas CO..
mh2-9t Loan and Trust building.
Eok sALE1DRta STORE IN EXEC LLENT LO-
H., cation well ssSstsd old stand splendid opportu.
tyne only those iaesnng business and having Inc
h %". anS
your 'o-"'' sTsie4f f2 e sSiffiss .'''
IL YOU ARE GOING INTO BUSINESS DO NOT
% " your store until yon see store nxtures show
cases, Se., always for sale by
GUY. CURRAN L CO..
importers and Jobber. in
Hosiery, Underwear ana Notions.
Spool silk COTTON and braid CABINETS gwen away to
fei5-solm a1s-sl5 9th 81. NV.
CLEANING WATCHES. 75c.; BEST MAIN
spring. Ioc RELIABLE t work Thfee h9ndrsd
MssrOpc itan Hctsi. 81 Sal Pa Rfi ave sssm
WHO is RAMsAY!-HE Is THE BEST WATCH
maker in the city He cleans watch ior q. puts
year. Try him. i12l st. NV. ,Ai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

tfOR sALE-AT HYATTsvILLE- BEAuTlf VI
water bath. s,aS.e. ben house.. Sc' g, ooo feet Of
Eround this IL an unusual opportunity for one look
Ing for q suburban home will Be sold at Q bargain
Address COTTAGE. star of6cA. unh4-t&e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

The coroner jury at Milwaukee has returned
. verdict holding Emil Barshel, boss SWITCH
man, responslble for the railroad collision by
which seven men were killed Tuesday and
Recommending that he BE- taken before the
criminal court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
FOR SALE-LOTS.

tSh sALk-A BLOCK OF VERY FCONOMICAI
=, ouudlnx lots froEtiRT south Lincoln Park alley
- EeSI cheap and on terms builders This sex
sr - nlroyins rapidly and houses built hare sell
mia - ANA@AA'N3s' AVVo u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04
FOR SALE--LOTS.

FoA sALI-
THE SPRING BOOM
VIII soon Be here when the price real estate in and
around Washington viii be much higher than q pr,s
ont-
Don't put your money In suburban prorsrty until
yon have iaspecteI
FORT MYER HEIGHT6
\ large force now At work constructing the Elec-
Srfc Halfway. which through this subsi,ylsiop
Cars VIA e- running in tie sprinx. MAps tsrns aud
ROBINSON 4 LODGE.
Investment and Real Estate Broksru
Rh1 90 and % Atlantic bldg gss and $50 II IT nv
4 $40 TO o.. 900
NORTHWEST LEXINGTON
The ONLY subdivision within the ALPHABET a
IHk CITY OF Washington v here . of ipodsrnts
2ssns can secure Eotns without any objsctionabls
SURROUNDINGS. aud vhsre every Krvund n IN
crossing N value kog plaza and price list Apply e
ofhcs.
DANIEL ARNAT ,
&6-S lS1S = ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

Tor 5 ALE-CORNER
- oia Heights. 81 40 cenI
FOR SALE-Ous of the
6Oxl50. at Coo.
FOR sALE-5Oxl26 feel
ct 40c.
FOR sALE-Cornsz lot
ground. ss 10 cents.
FOB SALE-On Park st.
wide. south front, at 75c.
FOR SALE-On Call
Heights. II 81.
FOR sALE-Op Coluu
bOxl56. ct <0c. Harvard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

That ballet girl no artist is
It's thus should reed the law
Who scares the public with her phis,
Who paints but does not draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

Reporter: "Can interview you today7"
Public Man: II don't know. II depends on
what you think ought to be said"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

Mas. K. A. DosovAs. COR 9TH F svs.'
Has Just received a complete line Of
RICHAR DSON'S
PURE THREAD KNITTING AND CROCHET
SILK. and will sell same for short time at
3Oc. a spool. This silk is guaranteed to be the
very best quality. 1t is smooth. has tine ulster
and the coiors are beautiful. Ask FOR RICH
ARDSON SILK. ie.4-2w
NASCURA.
IN For Cold in the Head Catarrh. Sore Nose. Sores.
Wounds. Eczema and Skin Diseases generally. 25c.
boz. For sale by druggists GENERALLY. jalS-.m'
1HSTABLISHEU -Sr0-N. s. TAPPAN, DEALER
Z in Diamonds. Va. hes Jewslry, silver Ware, &C.,
CCi Sth third door above y. line watch aud
ely repairing SPECIALITY. selo
4 EGAL BLANKs-PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
L. BRIkFS AND RECORDS PRINTED -
-----TH THE LAW REPORTER co..
n. W. MOORE. MANAGER. .U3 4 Il. n. nl6
+ WALKER SONS, 2o4 10TH ST. N.w-20
tons Building Papers. Asbestos Goods, Fire Brick
and Clay, 2 and 3ply Roofing, Lime, dement's. Pitch
and Tar. Mineral Wool. Slate. Flue Lining. &c. ja30
U ERvAND. ENGKAvER AND LITHo0RAPHER,
N l0l2 Penn. ave. NV.
Whiting cards printed from plate e5c. Per 100 oc1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

AAnASoHAHSrs MADE BIT THOSE aHPnRsESrrSo
The RAILROAD ooHPASr AND THosr rNrrR-
xsTED IN rHE LAND TO BIZ coxpKNxkp-
OTHER MEASURES OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-04

HI TrILs or THE OPERATION or TER ..cou-
PLKrrp FILES oRprR" AND sars NE poEs NOT
THINK WASHINGTON ATTORNEYS WIRE syKs
An UNDUE ADVANTAGE UNDER IT.