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0niclal comm 81 Wnshington.

TACOMA, Dec. L-Omcial returns from
sll except one small county give Harrison,
36.46l; Cleveland, %, 922; Weaver, I9, 264;
Bidwell 2,4S7. For governor, McGraw,
Republican, 30, 103; Snively, Democrat,
2S, 7l7; Young, Populist, q, $50; Green,
Prohibition. 8 S23
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A Prominent Pennsylvania Dead.

LANCASTER, Pa. Dec. &c Gorge W. Hen
sci, collector of internatic Al revenue of
the ninetn district under cleveland and
father Of attorney general Hensel died this
moraing al QuarrYYille.
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On the trains between Salt Lake Provo.
Eu reke, Ogden and intermediate points
Hou viii find the Rio Grande uses al the
late st appliances and improvements iusur-
ing your safety, comfort and speed. Ticket
on ce 200 Main street.
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New York, Dec. ALEX Greggains has
deposited $1,000 at Boston and issued
challenge to Bob Fltzsimmons to fight for
the middle-weight championship. Fitz-
simmons expresses his willingness.
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The Question Of PrOhtbitlon.

COLUMBUS, S. c., Dec. 1.-The special
house committee on prohibition bills re-
ported fsvorably on that drafted by the
prohibition state chairman. Matters are
becoming decidedly warm on the prohiDi-
ton question with a prospect Of severe
struggle.
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KILLED HIS WIFE.

Then Threw Himself Under Moving Car anu
Is Horribly Mangled.
ERIE, Pa, Dec. Mrs. Ralph Kane
had her husband imprisoned a few days
ago for beating her. he was released
today and she was at & neighbors
with her four children fearing his anger.
He hunted her, emptied q revolver
into her body, aud going to the railroad
ana releasing car on a steep grade. ran
beside it until it gathered speed, and then
threw himself beneath. His body was hor-
ribly mangled. His wife is dying.
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The Democrats Garry California.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Dec. 1.-The official
canvass Of the vote of this city proper gives
the Democrats apparently plurality in
the state. It seems likely the electoral vote
Of the state will be divided.
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ONLY ONE ROUND.
"Our Jim" Knocks Dat AL Smith
OF Chicago,
Another Victory Easily Won by the Utah
Champion-Parson Davies Ag-
creation.

OGDEN, Dec. Especial THE Utah
Athletic club rooms were crowded tonight
and people went wild when jim Williams
knocked out Al Smith of Chicago in one
round. Williams offered any man $50
who would stand before him four ronnds,
aud Smith accepted with alacrity. Smith
is man of considerable note. has a good
record ana has been in training here some
time. Williams injured the hand which be
strained in his fight with Turner ara the
sprain caused him considerable pain and
much annoyance. Previous to the main
event four local pugs of some ability pun
meled each other TO the intense enjoyment
of the sports present
THE DAVIES AGGREGATION.
Colonel Ed Kelley yesterday wired
"Parson' Davies thai he had engaged the
Peoples Opera House for the date Of De-
cember 14th, and would be prepared to ex-
hibit the Jackson Choyinski aggregation
of pugilistic wonders to large and ap-
preciative audience.
| The colonel Is considerably "put out' on
account of Jim Williams letter, which ep-
peared in THE HERALD, and said that jim
had no occasion to decline before he was
invited. ''Jim don't belong to this class, "
Kelley concluded with high dudgeon
THE ATHLETIC CLUB ROOMS.
At a meeting of the executive board OF
the Salt Lake Athletic club, held at the
Knutsford last evening, the gratifying an
nouncement was made that the club had
secured the 200 members requisite for in
corporation, and the secretary was in
structed to issue call for the payment Of
the membership fee to be paid on or before
the Goth.
No time will be lost now in Incorporating
the club and securing club house. NJ
merous propositions on the latter subject
are under advisemont, among them being
one TO erect building, on plans 60 be pre-
pared by the club, on most desirable Main
Street location
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is THE MBRY THING YOU NRBD.

Why Encyclopedias Britannica Because exactly
Whatihs Encyclopedias Britannica amended Tor American u
your Encyclopedias you and Sherman and
Sheridan Cleveland and Hsrc don't you? Well tho
But the Aercanized edition Will
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edition contains hundreds OF BIO
graph specially written for its and including prominent man
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State than about
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BY JAMES KENMORE COOPER.

Tho American roves
n
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Il tns United States. Only one American book tas
eyer aince attained the International success o.
these OF Coorer's-' Uncle Toms Cabin.' and onl,
one American author, Poe, has since gained {
The great author Is dead but hie charming TO
mances still live TO delight new generations Of
readers. "The wind of The lakes and the prairles
has not lost its basaTn and the salt OF the sea
keeps its saver,' says the game writer above
quoted. 2 Beautiful indeed are Coopers stofies Of
the red rian and the pioneer, full OF incident, In
tenaely Interesting, aGounding In adventure, JET
pure, eeYatihE. mnnly, and entirely devoid o. I'll
tue objectionable features OF tho modern Indian
story. No reading coule he more wholesome for
young or old than Coeper'5 faE,e1s loyels.s An
entirely new edition or Tie Misunderstanding Tales
has just been published, in one large and hand.
come Volume Of over three hundred large aEarIt
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Ton can gst thsss books for O1a4.y 90 Gents. %
you ere paia up subscriber to THE HERALD
NOT OTHERvvISE.
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

L residence; all modern improvements; heated by
hot water: electric lighting; beautifully decorsted
paney. with or without stable; situated in NV. in
fashionable center. viii sell small cash payment
exchange tor email house or houses Price s2 500
Address OWNER. Box 80. Star ONCE. fe23- lit
NOR SALE-oNLY TWO MORE LEFT OF THOSE
II beautiful houses corner 18th and q sts every
modern Improvement and below the prevailing prices
of property in northwestern section of the city 1907
ST.. $3.50. and 2OO2 18th 1t. "a $50: small cash
payment and balance monthly.
Houses opened every day for inspection watchman
In charge. fe21-2w
LIOR sAI.E-1443 CoRCORAN ST ; NEWLY RE
modelled; three stories. rooms. alcove-, large
closets. bath and all mod impe new range lstrobe,
plumbing. &c. -: lshIso' %. 500. Apply on premises
fe..46t'
L'OR sALE-NEW HOUSES. 6l5 10 643 + ST
Il ne IL IT. front: rooms; also l135 o st. n. W.
tstons 'front.': Il rooms rented 800 monthly; easy
terms. Owner. M J.HUNT. 1909 OF. NV tat-.}rn
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Wellington Loan and Trust Company -
purchased for q, 500 Of George I. Pulaski sub
~, square 90. IS by 6217 fsss on 21ss bst~eea
y and @ streets northwest
Maria Fraser has bought Of Martha stAnAra
for els. 500 part sub ~, square ~, fronting =
fest on I between t1th aud 18Th strssn nogthr
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

L-OR SALE-ANoTHER FINE FARM IN MONT
+ somery county. Md, 200 acres; 2X miles from
6 %so soE farm in vrEna ~ ms: s sIos
Washington and ~ miles from railroad station we'll
per acre Only o. have quite numS.- Of farms in
Mary land and Vrginia ransins from 80 to 900 acres
mhF-m r., +. HUTcHINs. 1903 Pa. ave.
EOR sALE-LAkGE LIST OF FINE FARMS IN
,En.a S DsTs, Of CouS.
& c1 sas c
sAtE bf E,,s as sbs, BVME siITgAThD
salt Water front 100 acres cultivated 100 Wool
and Wild fns ,u
> acres oyster bedded; j hne wells Of water BRICK
anu o,er Necessary outbuiiiinxs; 6uiitlngs worth
0; standing wood worth So.O0U cows horses
thirds s, crops 90 acres in wheati inna dat
POSSESSION OF large house and possibly fun posi-
G ID p Deiors spril T. Adars.s H. i H ,Ir
80 Hudson ST. New iork city. 1t
Lon cAIE-:,oo-ACKE FARM; LEST BARGAIN
II in Prince Georges county. Md; 10 miles from
Washington and FROM Upper Marlboro. the county
seat on !he washington aliu Marlboro urnpke; good
well watered; large ETY. of trees and
o. dry prposes VIII Tor cty or or suSmrnnn
property must De sold Deca'lse owner s1lerts to go
csnw TT CO. ip 81 PARTICULARS apply to MS
EOK RENT-CHEAP OR ON SHARES, 100 ACRE
+ larn,. Spr ngfield Prince GEORGES county Md. :.
aaf daily sdd..s n
Si2 Nd. ave. ne. IT,
LOK sALE-BTG BARGAINS IN PROPERTY
Junction. l40 acres at Savage station, SO acres at
9dsn,on viii sx.nanse at,sy ,oT ss.yk q goods OF
cor Lexington and st. Paul sts.. Baltimore. Nd.
mno-3t' -
L0K RENT-i00 ACRES OF GOOD FARMING
MONTGOMERY Gu: fAkM. star once. mh5Sst'
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Trial Of Howard D. Schneider for Me wiavS
Murder Set for Monday.
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PROBABILITY THAT HIS COUNSEL WILL srxa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TER spaosa
LIKELY TO rRr THE Cssr-hzrrr skrron .
TIE CIRCUMSTANCES or TEE SAD AFFAIR
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631s acres on Washington and Marlboro pike; COM
Portable o-room dweiins. new barn. necessary out.
good water at door large apple other fruits
oi e Prcs the
lzh acres of good garden land ~ miles from Capt.
be for three np5sss wen Of good water fronts veli
67L acres ali in Wool and timber; well watereti.
nrst-esss for s.rdennx 81 miles from Washington;
III acres good trucking land IN miles from Belts
vlile ON D. and o. H. H. ookihg Betsvlll- and
outhous.s nevtr-iaiir sprinr LOO yards from house
fruits Of different kinds; overlooking the Capitol
10 acres, miles from Be,sville on b. and O. r.
10 HANGOVER. on b. and P. K. r.. for florist
or subdiy.sion 500 per acre
all ~ fruit. full pear.ns mile ArIwick on b.
andP. X. II. 40
ore aEd xS1a II s: t% ss
y,ls; on b. and O. we'll wa'errd Nooa farming or
m MIA, 'A'' '' w Il. HALL. 45s st. s.w.
F96G SAL sALE. sl;.I MILES s From WAshINGToN.
DURHAM o bs Bssys S Ares oPgorsup'y -. sa
acre. hV Hall St, Paul -sfsi al re- 4 pei s
l,OK sALE-OH kXCHANGE-A FINE PROPERTY
st. rnPHs af9. yard shd Stables csr n
rage Aou,e ic. house hied and every convenience;
JUN w. MGiz BrooHvis Md or e. H. crars
Attorney. .f3l -. ST n W., city. mh:-3t'
+ gI; sALE-A FARM OF 100 ACRES IN PRINCE
George's county. Md. ;Only Smiles from ashngton:
:'g aeres n tIinner. iruIt. &c only s1.OOo r. j.
STALEi. O3l d. nih3 st
LOk sALk-A GOOD IItIY FOUR ACl.L FARM,
i within three miles of Washington. ID. c. good
dwelling. barn; fences; water locality nigh and
heatIy speLdld roads lays bea ully for
dividing: ony 80. 900 usual terms. X. A. PHILLIPS
4 SIN, l4lD New lork ave feo1- i'm
4. ga. 4.ENI-:sO ACKES. IL ACRES IN GRASS,
L balance in garden land, with broom house and
outbuA dlngs, so per mo- acres garden land, Groom
house and outbui.diIgs. 10 per month both
BenuInxs, pOsseselvn be had immediately. Me
LAChLkN h bA1CHELDER. 10th and q SITS.
II. fe.4-lm
l. OR RENT-DAfRY AND POULTRY FARM;
twelve miles n. ". Of this city Va; good neigh
borhoou near schoo! and church. Only $40 sr
month. h. A PHILLIPS SUN. 1919 n. Y. ave.
fe-U-lm
EOR SALE-FARMS. NOW is THE TIME TO
l. buy farms. We have on our books the largest line
OF iarilIs and country property generally tas city
Choice Iarnis IN Nd. Va. and u. C., railroads and
fronts. purchasers should cali before buying
ie2S-str DUCkEI1 a. FORD. Ul1 st. q. ".
NJ AhYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS.
Iu Write Tor Catalogue.
JOHN STEPHEN,
fe6- 3m' 1913 F st. II W. Washington, b. C..
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
We Offering large number Of lots IN the squares
on and adjacent to 18th Ut. extended. in Columbia
Hetghte. ss prices Sc to 81 per square foot Also
lots on the streets west Of l4h IT. caole road Apply
mh:sS NV %M. n. SAUNDERS CO.. l4o7 Est.
EoR sALE-LoT ON BACON ST. NEAR Hath
y st. cable road At 85c. per SQUARE foot. Apply to
mho-3t WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. 14O1 M.
FOR sALE-LoT 2exl0o. ST. MAR 18TH;
&c. loot Less than offer made Tor adjoining lot
taken at once. OWNER I. A., Star ONCE. IT.
EOk sALE-MOUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY,
Il consisting Of handsome lot. 1O0xl46. and 10
room hoLse, IN perfect order ras and sewerage on
line of 18th ST. next to Howard ave. els, 600.
Sfx-room brick hot and cold water. bsth. gas good
yard near electric cars; North Capitol and r sts
si1.room brick; nSrthwes. near 18th st. on street
WARREN cHoATE CO..
mhot 730 18th Ut. NV.
EOR sALE-LOT AT CORNER OF sTH AND A
SITS Sc 5Ox6I: no waste ground; use of party
wall Price per loot q ST. g opo.r, 40
mh3-3t 10 18th st n. ".
LlOR SALE-LOT IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: AD-
l. joins corner on extension sdDest and will be .
valuable acquisition to same the opportunity to puf
chase at SOC foot will be given days. Ap-
CO.. l401 Est. Ii
EoR sALE-THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF 9Th
l. and l. SIS. 3uxy0; will subdivide advantage
o'.sy SOc. WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO.,
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EOh sALE--A BAR0AIN--ON EASY TkRMs-ONE
of those nice 3sfory and cellar brick dwellings on
81 between elst and ga SITS. containing rooms:
.. t. and heated by furnace. for only S. 600, IL
sold 1t easy terms. Call 1t for teys to in
spect the house. B. II. WARNER 4 CO.
mh4-5t GIG st. ".
Il purchase OF the best bargains in Q house ever
offered brick; stories and cellar; rooms urnsce
heat and all nodern inprov ements on II ST. between
2lst and I'D n w. Call for Keys at the Office Of
mh4-ot b. H WARNER CO., GIG st n W
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Mrs Schneider fingered in crest pain untn
the Saturday following the shooting, when she
died shortly after noon. Schneider was con-
mitted 10 Jail on the Tuesday following The
shooting, whore he ID still confined. He occu-
pies Guitesu's old cell and makes . model pris-
oner. Through the generosity Of his brofAsrs
he ID not Obliged to subsist on the ordinary
jail fare. During the first few days Of his con-
hnement he appeared 70 be suffering from .
terrible mental strain, but that soon passed
away, and he now seems ~ well end cheerful
a. man In his condition can be. Az the tirns
Of the late tragedy Schneider Was under IN in
dictment charging him with shooting .
man named Rollins on the S0th Of lass
May. On the 18th Of last month schneider
was arraigned on indictments charging him
with murdering his wife, Amanda N. Schneider.
and his brother-in-law, Frank asmiink. He
plead not guilty 70 both indictmants. and after
. shsrp lsgal skirmish the trial under the nrst
indictment was set for the 7th of this month,
despite the endesvors Of Schneider council
70 convince the judge that trial should not b
compelled 20 soon after the tragedy, whom IN
councils opinion the public mind wss In such
. state ~ 70 necessarily preclude ths possibility
Of . fair and impartial trial
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EOR SALE-CoRNER LOT On 18th ST, COLUM-
DEEBLE. paws CO.
FOR SALE-Ons OF the best lots on Lanier Hs;ghts.
DKEBLE. DAVIS co.
FOR sALE-dOxl26 feet on l7th e.. Nj. Pleasant,
At 4Oc.
DEEBLE DAVIS co.
FOR SALE-Cornsr lot In Holnssd Manor. high
pEEBLE. DAVIS L co.
FOR SAI.E-On Park st.. Mt. Pleasant. lot 20 feet
"' '.s ''1'. 100 DEEBLE, DAVIS co.
FOR SALE-On CAtfornis ave. Washington
DEEBLE, DAVIS co,
FOR sALE-On Columbia Heights. Kenyon It..
J0xl56. at 40c. Harvard a. IxlJ0. e 45c.
mb3-3t 1919 Il.
L OR, sALE-BEsT LOTS ON THE HEIGHTS
+ westof 14th st.. svsrlookinE the city; Is and 30
KENLsSW AVE- ..:; 81 iii g. a. DC
NINEIEEMTH ST, above g, a.loo Is
SHIRE AVE-; triangle. Ths place for An sls-
Lot 70 isss Trent on r It. west of 18Th; south
Lss on siss 81: 5eiv::r and .; sisii price; %
SIXTH ST Ss az d End zs Fns. Sc
g st. between l4sh and 15th corner zoe 10 75c
Fourteeuth q hetEeea and Q................tT3 DC
TENNEsskE AVE. bstvssn D and L sta cHeapsst
.eas 'SSa9kSsESSs so SaHr" So l. e Z CIV D,
FOB sALE-NlcE coRNlR LOT. Sixth AND
only 800 fset from concrotsd 1frSo - IN frons ONLY
ox,0Oo COULJER, a IL DILL hCsl6insr. ,nhS-:se
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

northvest-R ct. 18th. ct 7o; lots In this
same So, not SO We'll located held Of g. 80 r. my os
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6pruce ~. n sidewalk, sewer, gaa water nd
only 20 - Ar3m ssYst y fsss front; Only
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i q between 18th and 18th SITS. NV, ~
rooms, O IN l..
j.. new a $500
new ~. o .". 80. o.". = ~ 5000
new 500
and .sS. .. Sas.. oa .Un n. 1850
aud bah. term. ea. ,.u .o.n W. 2eOO
ave. near street cars. These houses contau6
rooms and hall. large yards gas and water.
Prices. ~. 100 and 81. no. Each easy
ferIus Rent for s Is yer month.
Also other properties.
Tor fun pssticulass aud Permit to inspect can upon
AeLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
jsl0 Cornss 10Th and nv
4 OR sALE-AT $500 TO el.OUU Lkss Than
value for several very desirable residences 70 Inn
E TnH Rn5fns:ss, Apply g
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r SEEnosT t AVE sFA hsS IOWA CIRCLE
Containing fifteen rooms and IN modern i Improve,
running through TO an Alley pncs. sia, 90 rxcx
Apply to ~ i i5d aG p. Ave.
lot 2lxI1O TO alley story BRICK store and cellar,
bake house and stable oppSrtaniy for 6aser $40.
papered, built Of best material. now renting Tor
sssory and criIsi. x room. lot Ui 100 to alley St
u " bet L 9Th ana 18TH SITS large rooms, sl2uOU
81. wv. 3story and cellar i:.r and bath : IL 3eS
ST n W. bet I3:h and l4th SITS. NV. 3story brick
2spory and basement. sr. ana bath $500 cash a. 800
Acnsap property on Z 1T ne bet Sd and 4th rent
Grant pIaee bet G ana ii. srh and iu;h SO o0U
Sc n :. BET 4ih md 9Th SITS Frice. IS, 10
2st0ry and cellar brick, and bath renting
= nv 20 ben 3 h anu ION ,s ~
ST. ". bet. LIN and 18th e:u. OUU
N'A ANU St' : "'' VI I. I. KAISER.
mh5 Room l. Atlantic building. 40 Ut. n ~.
COR sALL-ELEoANT I4rKOOM DWELLING.
+ q bet nth and 18th u. W.. los 25xlOo. $500
Elesant brown stone front 13,room dwelling Q near
rooms. ieth bs, ana n W. sii.Sc Fms Tln. Il =
room aud cellar dweiling lot aa1l0. llth bet y
rear sliey Comfortable Drics dwellings, on IT, { bet
Se anf !. mouth each
J. ave bet snd n. W. 81 ~ each Birch busi.
SIS l2th n -. OOQ 400 cash. bal ESQ per month
rame dwelling. lot :U1ts alley. otn bet and u
NV, 5000 Nire BRICK Dwelling. lot 1885. llth
6st and 4 NV. "a o0o vacant lot 46en1a cor
lot on south side bet 2lst and I'D n ". 5OHx135.
sids and alley at SIS per So fl Fine lot.
for dwellings. bet. 18th and 18th IL at 81.
Per 81 II. ". c. DIEAll.. 20 L. mhs,-st
l,Ok sALE-IWO HAN DsOMk DOUBLE HOUSES;
Il tvo-story and basement, stone trlnInlngs; every
modern Improvement, southern exposure: one square
from car, excellent ne,shbOrhoed VIII make a
"a 5ou each, terms to suit. AYpy to owner. SA 1tn
81 n fe.I-zws
IrOR sAIE-BkTTER THAN NEw-A CHOICE
II threestory and basement dwelling; lived III few
months By owner unusually well planned. thoroughly
butt 40 and bath; abundant closets French
plate glass. hard wood Intes. electric lighting. &c.
Aley side and rear. room Tot tor stable. Price.
Gil .OUO.
Call al preInises-l534 I st. NV. fe21-l2t'
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EOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD WITHIN FEW
days. on. of the finest and most economical lots
in the northwest. Situate on Il St hetwet New Hamp
SHIRE and 18th ST.: =, 10y 95 feet wide alley
SUPERB view down New Hampshire ave, being near
the corner and surrounded by many handsome resi-
dences. Price for lew days, 3d. per square foot.
Call or address PART OWNER, Room 49, Gunton
building, Az Louisiana ave. u. W. Inho
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fs13-s.tu. thin
EOk SALE
It NORTHWEST.

It NORTHWEST.
:sp..,4 TO 2O1. Boundary
81. b h. Ar. al SD. 200
lyl3 / 81. b Ia. sr. Ia. Wo
Lul TO oil n X ave and
houses Oh + st.. IA. 200
GO:I Ii ST. 1 h, T....l2. OOu
1.H. | Ut, I h. Or. 49,. =, WO
S.S:sS TO 1874 +. BIZ. .Jr. s,OOO
1919 r st. b d, M 1. 0r. u. UUU
l:!th bet Mass avsk MI. 500
/ to u alley bet n and
n, Eth and 18th. u. 0O0
<:xi TO AL PrSther's
alley. b b. 4r........o. WO
1123 10Th ct, h Ia. Ur.
aud = houses IN rear.
Ar each ...........-G.WC
2Ol3 5 81. I b. 1r...5. ON
l247 and l2249 Madison
81. I Ia. 4r. and = brick
houses IN rear ,St
SSi, $50 I'D Of. b b. Sr.
lo Us u i id67 and I66aa ~
Marion II, b b. az.
each ............. .'-.4. oW
The ABOVE ~ only . port
books. For fun list call n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-02
HE is PLEASED.
President Harrison Thinks Snlisbury's
Answer Has Avertsd the Threatened

President Harrison Thinks Snlisbury's
Answer Has Averted tho Threatened
Trouble.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Behr-
ing sea war clouds have rolled by and
the outlook is once more peaceful
Salisbury's conciliatory note has done
it. The president sent to the senate
Monday afternoon the reply received
from the British premier and also his
answer to it.
The presidents answer expressed
the qualification the administration
felt that Great Britain was willing,
after the ratification of the treaty, to
agree to an arrangement similar to
that of last year. He was not able to
concur entirely as to the condi-
tional or consequential damages laid
down by Lord Salisbury, but he had no
doubt that the points OF difference on
this point could be settled satisfactor-
lily. The intimation was clear that the
executive felt that the senate could
now safely ratify the treaty indepen-
dent of any proviso regarding the modus
vivendi. If it desires to pass declara'
tory resolution showing the sentiment
of the senate regarding the measures
for preserving the seals pending arbi.
tration that may be done independent.
ly of the treaty.