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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., AuctA
JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON NJ ST. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL, AND
FIRST ST wEST AT AUCTION

FIRST ST. WEST AT AUCTION.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Dis
trct of Columbia sitting in equity the eey-
enth day Of October. A. d. 1892 in equity suit num-
bered fourteen thousand one hundred and 4lOl)
wherein Meyer b Newman is plaintiff and william s.
PLACER, lillian Saunders. Charles II. Brice W. Har-
per and Ludwick c. Young and Lsle s. Lipscomb trs-
tees defendants. the undersigned trustees How
ard y Dixie and Oliver D. b.rrett will. az the hour
Of -FOUR in the afternoon Of THURSDAY. THE THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A, d. 1892. in front Of the
highest bidder lot numbered hundred and forty
seven(l4 both IN Walter Aver and others RECORDED
subdivision of lots In square numbered six bundled
and nineteen (6l9), said subdivision duly en-
rolled in boos xteen Cl6) at hundred and
seventy three orb, in the surveyors once Of Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Two hundred dollars 5000, cash st
time OF sale. the remainder. one-third Of the pur-
chase money on the confirmation Of the sale By the
court. the balance Of the purchase ey TO be paid
onehsf in year and the other half In two yesrs
with interest At per centum snnum, indebt-
edness to be evidenced by the purchasers pronssory
on the property sold.
The property will be sold free Of taxes 10 day of sale
and free and clear and discharged Of all claims Of the
parties to said suit or any person persons claiming
BY, from or under them or any Of them
In of default OF compliance with the terms of
sale BY the purchaser the lots viii Be resold Ct his
HOWARD p. oKIE
OLIVER d. BARRETT, I Irustssas
Esshineton Loan md Trust Company buildine.
oc<<-dSds Sth md y - Az.
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APPLETON p. CLARK. IT.
IDS LEOPOLD sTARGARnrFRk Trustees
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucnoneers

NER Bpov XALq na IMPROVED AND uNTM-
C-THkEE-SToRl BRICK HOUSE No 3,S,s \
strict. VALUABLE Bull DING LOTS OK a.
STREET NEAR THIRTY THIRD -TREFT AND
ALLEY LOT. on THIRTY-SECoND STREET
MAX p STREE AND Q STREET NEAR
THlkIl-FIRST STREET By AUCTION
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST at FOUR O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale IN
front Of the respective premises,
SUB LOTS 3. SQUARE 81
Fronting 20 by l0l feet. I'm rovei by three-story
brick house, No. 1928 street northwest
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
SUB LOTS IL. Is AND IA. IN SQUARE IS
ironing II feet on street by depth OF g. feet TO
l0foot alley and sub lot 20 square IS 20 pDx3o fest
fronting on 2C-f OF alley.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
PART LOT l57. SQUARE "a
rontng ~ feet f street by an average depth ~
As feet. situated on sd street near street
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
PART LOT 10. SQUARE 80
Fronting ~ feet by l20 feet on street near 3lst
his property is eligibiy situated in some ~ fha
best sections Of Georgetown and Presents an excel
lent opportun for an investment
Terms u sale DnefouTth cash, the balance in one
two and three years, the deferred payments 10 hear
per cent interest from the day of SALE secured bv
deed OF trust Oh the property sold or AL cash al the
o' ION OF the purchaser. A deposit of 500 upon
each piece viii be required at the time n sale IN
from the day OF sale. right reserved to resell the nr
perry at the rsE and Of the defauting purrsser
after hve DAYS advertis of resale in sorne
newspaper published ia Washington, -. C All con-
Veya aud recording AZ the the purchaser
oc22dSds RAICI-IEFE. DARR 4 co.. hucts
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acknowledgements.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

BY .thorousb knowledge Of the natural lawn which
eovef4 the Of digestion and nutrition and
assrcts application Of the nne properties Of we'll.
se,sctea cocoa Ne EPps has provided our breakfast
save us ma9y nssvy d1ctors ells By the Judi
may be gradually built mp until stron4 enough TO re-
sst every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
maladtesa noattng around ready to attack wher
ever there ~ weak point. We may escape many
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified With
pure blood md properly nourshed frame. IL civil
Service Gazette"
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
In half-pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
sAAGS AkfS . CO., Homeopathic Chemists. Lon
don. England. te25-s, m. tuly
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GENERAL ACTIVITY.
Indoor Work Begun in the Gymna-
Sums by Local Athletes.
FOOT BALL IS STILL POPULAR

What IL Going On in the Clubs and Colleges
in the District in an Athletic way-Ana-
lostan Island Abandoned to the Squirrels
and Birds-Good Work All Along the Line
Foot Ball Prospects,.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN; Agc.,oneer,.
~ l307 q ST.
FUTURE DAYS.
ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. I4O7 G st.

/ hii"En SLoaN. Auctloneers. l4U7 q ST.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY No 1919
SIRGl MA AVENUE. At THE INTERSECTION
" y SnREEI SDUTHWEST AND OPPOSITE
TfoN N'iOo 0Ai Al A00-
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD 1892 at
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ in front OF the
premises. We will sell LOT 80. IN SQUARE 296
frnlng " feet on Vircinia avenue 18th street
alley
Improved by story nress-brick front residen
with mansard roof rooms. bath closets, p'ntry,
Iatropes. range cellar yard &c. large parking
hood.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one two and
three years. with interest," and secured by iced of
trust on the roperty, all cash. Convevancing and
recording at cost OF purchaser 500 required at time
OF sale LATIMER SLOAN,
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\ EPORTS FROM ALL

EPOhIS FROM ALL
over the country wher-
ever athletics have any
sort of foothold state
the general satisfaction
the season has given in
the way Of interest in
amateur sports, not
only In the immense
number of persons who
have been lockers on,
but in the great i'm
provement in the class
of work done by the
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NO MORE LONG RUNS.
Bicyclists Decide That the Weather
is Becoming Too Cold.
NEWS OF THE LOCAL CLUBS.

Election ef tn. District Division Of the l.. A.
w. sson tn he Heid-CandIdat-- Men
TONED A Recent Enjoyable Oyster Roast
other Notes of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

T WAS An AR
dent wheeiman who
wheeled so much one
day.
His nickel spokes per-
spired aud his handles
both gave way.
And still he kept on 60
ing In the cleaning
night.
The fascination grow
ing IN ratio with his
flight
His pneumatic tire
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'I'hoMAs DoWLiNG son. ACCT1ONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FHAME HOuAF
md LOT KNOWN AS No. 40 THIRD STREET

Under and by virtue of a decree Of the Surreme
Court OF the District Columbia, sitting In equity
in cause wherein James r. Garner Is complainant
and Samuel Hawkins et al. are def, udants being
equity cause No. Ii .s2. the undersigned trustee
MI on SAIIRDAl. NGNEMBEk FIFTH, 1882, at
auction m fr2nt Of the premises that lot and Of
GrOLnu sltna0 IN the city OF MasliIgtun District Of
Columbia. known parts of lots ettered o. p o and
IN James utchetts subdivision of lots in SQUARE
seven hun fred and fifty five Cal5 having a front of
ei-ht.en feet by depth of about feet
particularly scrihed in said proceedings. improved
by u two story frame dwelling
Terms Of sale one-thir Of purchase money in cash
balance Ia two equal lnstalments payable IN and
two years. ectyely secured by the notes Of the
lr haser and asieed OF trust the PREMISES sold or
ali cash at purchasers option. All ancing and
record NJ az purchasers cost. devosit of 500 re-
qlrel On he day %. sale. Terms Of sale he conn led
witt within fteen days from day % sale other the
trustee reserves the right to resell the cost and risk
OF the defaultins purchaser.
B. z. LEIGHTON Trustee.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.
ATIMER & SLOAN. Auct,on..rs. l4o7 as,
TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE FRAME HOUSES
SI1IATF ON HALE STREET REIMEEN N

TRUSTEES SALE OF MIMI FRANZ HOUSES
siIl MI ON HALF : iREET BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trus, dated June II
one OF the land records the District Of Column
hia and at the request Of the party seured thereby
We vi Sc a. pub &c auction IN front the promises
on ItSDAl. NOVEMBER FIRST, lSSFe at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK q. NJ. the following des-ritet
real estate SITUATE In the District Aforesaid to Wit
nrisinsi iots ". 20 and p in square No. 651 Lots
~ anu ~ nave frnt OF ~ feet each and lot 81 ~
feet inches on y street between NJ and y streets
south by depth Of l5s feet inches to Noland court
1 lie Noiand court front IL improved by nine four
room frame dwellings. now nearing completion.
Terms onethird cash balance on or before one
and two years with interest and secured deed OF
trust on the property or all cash Conyeyancng and
recording at urchasers cost. 5000 will be REQUIRED
a. time OF sale III the terms be COMPLIED with in
hteen days from day Of sale the the
rgh 20 resell the properly at the risk and Of the
ay deem necessary, NS
APPLETON P. CLARK, Jr, , -
oc20d&ds LEOIOLD STARGARDIFR'i Trustees
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f-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1892. same hour and place.
c; 4 WILLIAMsoN.l rrus.s.s


MORTGAGES SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
h IN ST. NARY'S COUNTY, ON SMITHS
CREEK. AND KNOWN AS THE JUTLAND
BY virtue of the power vested in ne as attorney
named in the mortgage from William C. Henderson
and wife to Thomss \. Wood su' viying Yecntor Of
William W. W Wood, dated the 18th day Of Sovem-
Der 1890 and recorded among the land records St
Marys county. in Liber ]. F. F., folio 3OS &c, will
offer for sale u the highest bidder the house
door IN Leonardtown. ON MONDAY, THE SEVENTH
OF NOVEMBER, 1892. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ. al that valuable tract Of land called known
Inigos post office, and about two miles from Jones'
wharf, and particularly described in the MORTGAGE
above referred to. and containing 736 acres.
less.
ALSO
All that tract lying about two miles from the above
described tract and known part ST. Elfzabetfl's
Manor and part Stony Run. which IL also described
the mortgage above referred TO and containing 80
acres, more less. The FIRST toned tract II I'm
proved by substantial frame dwelling house. large
stable. corn crib. blacksmith shop Implement she'd
large barns. cattle shed. mule stable. overseer'-
house. brick dwelling house. boat house. &c, and
10 in good state Of cultivation. The second Of said
tracts Is improved by . substantial frame dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale Onethird the purchase money to be
paid in cash ratification Of SALE with interest from
day % sale. and the balance in equal pay in
and IL months with Interest. or ali cash. at the
cured to the satisfaction of the signed Taxes
will be adjusted to day Of sale deposit of $500 VIII
be required at time of sale.
RICHARD W TEMPLEMAN
Attorney and Agent,
oc1s-2aw. ids % E. Lexington St. Baltimore Nd.
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GssrS Su1rs SoouarD
AID PRKssKp FOR a.
cosAs. -. pants. Sc. vssts CSC. Altering end
ropatx4nG done IN bet manner Goods called for and
- Z, l. HAHN. 7O6 On q nv.
$50 And l26 y. kneav -. Daltimncs. Ma
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TIE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRS
l2l7 Penn. ave. NJ

IzIF Fenn ave n q.
Do Won partial set Of artificial teeth With shs
odfashioncd piste have you los, several Of your
natural teeth. We ARTIFICIAL for you by our
system of bridge work and thus avoid the Of
plate. with all its dscomforts and snnoysnces Have
you broken Of your natural teeth that cannot
be filed. or have you root in your mouth INT may
sbscess this winssrs Hsveit restored 10
its former usefulness by Of beautiful sold er
tanning to profession Fine gold hlinx ARTIFICIAL
tsssh on gold plAsina and rubber. Extrsctinx vssh
out pain su5-3ns
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucta
SHE OF TWO STORY AND BASE.
MENI BRICK DWELLING, No as MYRTLE

nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucta
MAJ sRfck D% w MSsrS S5 NS 9Y fASi
,d By virtue e deed Of trust suly recorded ber
% II DAY DAY 81 SR ssEShPA6
premises. the following described real estate situate
IN the rity OF Washington. in the District Of Colnm-
nine u69) in b r. GiIberts recorded sub division Of
square si1 hundred and seventy-fve. together with
prvieres to the same belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
Terms One-third cash balance in two equal install
bearing interest from day q sale. rsSsbie T
REQUIRED Al time Of sale c"nv-yancins &c. at par.
days otherwise the trustees tie rht ~
a. the risk and cost of the defaun purchaser after
paper published in Mashington, D. C.
oe,7-a S%h fIEikA { { S s6RbSS Trustee.
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneer,.
~ l4OI q st.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
ESSIIEEEET NEAR SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
By direction Of the PARTIES in interes, we viii offer
on the y nm n b S
IObEs, is1: at HALF,PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ
division OF square 45 ntinS is tet on he north
side o: street between 9Th and 1th streets south.
No s5 STREET shs TTs soufH MES known as
Oh, h ohe-'hird OF the purchase price in cash and
deferred payments be secured on the propeTty
sold or the purchaser may ray ali cash Terms to Re
resell the risk Of the iefaultinr parchaser de,
Eosit Of slC0 must be made when the property is sold
NJ. J. COLBERT. Attorney. oc24iSds
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LADIES GOODS

THE IMrEML PINNED PATi EKN.-IADiFS.
u lave ycu sch the LATEST Il not. cal A. a.
S'anisrd Swing Nachnr i,oens and ssk - - she
I'm effal p.n1eu patterns. ne fuarNsi % the A..
lsdis- who haNs - - - j. arr ltnd n thsar
praise. JOSEPH h. fiSkE. The Ola R-.lsl,ls. "a
tTh -. n. ,lr.ss-st
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B. Z. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
oc26-dSds Once. 4S2 Louisis ans ave n w.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and d SITS. n. v.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No.
lfsl MADISON STREET NORTHWEST.
day OF April. 1892 recorded in Iiber l,7 folio 54
Ct seq of the land records of the District Of Colum-
bia and at the request of the parties secured thereby
We Viii sell a. pnb c auction in front Of the premises
T0BER, A. ID; 1892. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ the following Iiece parcel Of land,
situate in the city of Nashngton being lot numbered
sevsnty-thrce t73). square numbered one hundred
and eighty USOl. having frontage of 70 feet aud 4
inches by depth of 81 feet AMI q inches together
with the improvements thereon, CONSISTING Of
story and basement brick dwelling numbered ltr1l
Madison street mort invest. and two-story brick stable
in o. said dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third purchase money cash;
balance in six. twelve and eighteen months with
terest at per cent annum interest pay able semi
annually secured by deed OF on the prop rty
sold Al conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost deposit of two hundred dollars 5000 will be
required AT the time OF sale. Terms Of sale to be
coInplied with in ten days from Of sale other
wise trustees the right resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaultng purchaser or pur-
chasers
c. H. WILLIAMSON -.
". E. EDMONSTON, trustees.
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DRUNKENNESS Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT POS
IrIvELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr..
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
n b given IN cup Of coffee or tea or in food
without the 0f the patient Il II absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient Is moderate drinker or alco-
holtc wreck 1t has been given thousands of
md II svsrZ instance perfect cure has followed. IT
NEVER EAIl6. Tho system once impregnated with
the speclnc II becomes utter impossibfify for tbs
liquor appetite e exist
3. u. WARE, Druggist,
Under Ebbitt House.
5e7-tu, fh.s1y Washington. D. q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Anc,,oD.~r,

WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer.
PARLoR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN SILK TAD
Lsikn ANTIQUE, OAK AND wAINffT
CHAMBER SUITES, HALL RACK. EASY
cHhlhs, MAL>Uf BEDS thps, BUREAUS
And DINING ROM cHAIks, BODY BsT-s
STAIR CARPETS. REDDISG, wiRE- woVfN
SPRINGS, FEATHER PHI LOWS AND poI
SLkhs CHINA AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN
On MONDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRsT. con
mencing az len O'CLOCK A. NJ. ne shall sell Al resi-
der No 1907 18th street north q Cene-Al asso-t
ment Of household Effects in good condition wor.
thy Tie attention o. buyers.
oc27-3t WALTER D. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auct.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. COMPRISING
PPAHRRLLeR LITE wALISIgL CHAMhLk Euk-
WALNUT sIDFBnARD. HANDSOME WkiNUf
EAIENSlgN TABLE, s,MID WALNUT DIN
ING CHAIRS, HANDSOME CHINA DINNER
al afD .ss sMKt sAk SITS SIT AR S OF Err
TABLES, OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRATINGS
LAck CURTAINS. HANDSOME PoRTIERIs,
MoSIEl, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS THROUGHOUT TIE HOUSE
CHINA, CEoCEES AND KITCHEN rTEN-
slls. WINDOW AWNINGS. &c. BEING IT. r
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF LARGE PRIVATE
DMElLING CORNER OF NINTH AND 4
STEERS NoRTHwEsT.
FlksT, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, we viii sell
AZ ne shove private residence the contents Of same
partly Enumerated above and in splendid order
o'k'-dts DINCANsON BkOS.. Auctioneers.
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and Artificial teeth inserted without charre eznspe
cost OF material at lkS5 St n " dental depArtmeot
except Sunday; extraction free inrmAry opru fror1
October 2 10 June 20. $500
ys.r. 1xtrssetns. -. frsA Ttllin1 ed 49, :
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COMING HLEcriONs.

The annual meeting al which will occur the
election % Ofioers Of the League Of Am. Eican
Wheelm-n IF this division will lie held the lat
tsr part % neat week. the date not vet having
been decided upon The meeting this wear j.
hkely 20 be an interesting one. owing to the
large increase In membership made during the
Tune when prizes were offered for new mem
esrs- The increased membership WI, give this
division a number q representatives larger
AAn they have ever hal before. although many.
and. perhaps, majority OF the new members
ere not even riders Of a wheel
There = likely TO be some eanvassing before
Ne election, as there L. tall of running more
than one candidate for the chief consulship
Mr.. samuel Stinemetz Of the Columbia Club has
large following and his friends claim that hi,
election - assured For the cfice Of vice
consul the incumbent, Mr.. J. &. Churchill is
The Oaly one named "a present and there viii
Probably be 10 opposition to the reelection of
Mr.. W. H. siearns. Who has filed the ONCE of
sscrct~ry-trea-urer for several years.
Al this meeting the reports OF the finance
end other committees viii be received aud
pa>ssd upon aud the league officers desire . full
abundance.
The DAY OF Parnies Over.
1hs dHy Of psrades has passed, and the sooner
- fast h accepted By every one the better IL
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THE ISLAND ABANDONED,

The clubs lease Of Analostau Island expired
recently and 1t was not renewed because Of the
rather extrsvagsns raise, nearly double in the
rental, and having disposed Of al the lumber
and fixtures on the place last week the mem
bsrs Of the club 10 the number a. about 100
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO IURCHAsE vTRy pEsIR-
ABLE PAST WhSHlNGTcNr PROPERTY BE
LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THT LATE
DOCIOk JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, FRoN Ting on
q STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
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1hs dHy Of parade. has passed. and the sooner
- fast 10 accepted By every one the better IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-01
BURIAL OF LOUIS b. M,wHIRTER.

Fresno HOnors Her Murdered Citizen
A Vigilance Committee Organized.
FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 31.-The funeral Of
the late Louis B. McWhirter was held this
morning from the family residence. It is
estimated that fully 1000 persons, en-
bracing the most prominent people of
Fresno and many from San Francisco and
other points, viewed the remains of the
deceased. Prayer was offered by Rev. w.
II. Martin, and the sermon delivered by
Rev. T. H. B. Anderson, who deplored
the tragedy and denounced the methods
which had taken this noble man from the
community. He paid glowing tribute
to the deceased. Mrs. McWhirter was
nearly distracted with grief. The body
was enclosed in q black, cloth-covered
casket, which was piled with floral offer
ings. 1nterment was made in the family
PLOT in Mountain View cemetery.
One of the rumors is that mask worn
by one of the robbers has been identified
by a laundry that washed the shirt from
which it was made. Persistent rumors
still prevail that two of the assasins of
Louis B. McWhirter are in custody, but
the fact has not been made public through
fear of summary vengeance or some other
cause. A vigilance committee comprising
many prominent citizens has been organ
nized. Public indignation is still at a
high pitch, and fears have been expressed
that an attack may be made upon the Jail
DR.. Vincent and Lane, two murderers
confined there, might also suffer in the
event Of the Jail being broken into by
vipilanteS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-01

New Cases Appearing Every Day-Ham.
burg Steamers Allowed to Land.


LONDON, Aug. 31.-Three persons suffer-
ing from cholera were landed at Falmouth
from the British steamer Clement, from
Hamburg. They were at once removed to
o hospital. Two of the crew of the Gle
ment were taken i'll at Hamburg and left
there. The people of England generally
are beginning to be nervously apprehen-
sive that despite the quarantine regula-
tons the country is doomed to another
siege of the cholera plague. Professor J.
o. Aflick, medical examiner of the Uni
versity of Edinburgh, has declared in an
article on cholera that in general high
temperature favors the development of
the disease, but that some of the most
severe epidenlics known have ragged with
fury in the winter. Three persons have
been attacked with choleraic disorder at
Dover and one has died. There is deep
indignation at the authorities for permit
ting passengers to land on Monday last
from the steamer Peregrine, from Ham,
burg. These passengers, after an exam
ination, were allowed to land. with the
result that they have introduced cholera
into one OF the most denseiy populated dis
tricts OF London. This morning one
OF the cholera patients in CITY Road died.
The infection continues 10 spread SLOWLY.
but, ii is feared, surely. Two deaths from
Asiatic cholera are reported TODAY from
lsilngton. northern suburb Of London.
The clothing OF the victims and their bed
ding has been burned. At ST., Pancras. in
the northern part of the metropolis, a fur.
mace has been erected for burning the
cholera victims and station has been
established for dIsinfecting household eff
ieCts.
LIv ERPooI, Aug. 31.-One of the cholera
patients here is dead and two Others are
in critical condition. The physicians no
have been watching the case of four Rus
sian eInigrants attacked yesterday with
suspicious sickness while waiting to 60 on
board a steamer tor the United States
have declared the disease TO be t-ue
Asiatic cholera, This announcement
has created great excitement here. and
the authorities are doing all possible 10
prevent spread OF the disease Iii feared
however, that this Will be impossible.