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I ATINrR SLOAN. Auc,,ensers.


VALUABLE uNIMPRuNIp PROPERTY on CO.
lCMBlA AVENUE NEAR MRS. Lo6AN's b.
tween 18th and lsih streets,
Al AUCTION.
Oa MtDNESnM AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
TlNTu. losfe. IN front OF tie T,rfI is-s
Al FOUR pCl OCk.
shall sell
LOT =. VA BLOCK -.
pON %.
In John ShernaAn's subs 81 Mount Pleasant ana
pieasza; Pains. now cal "a Columbia HelsA.s sew
erase and trout u pruIerty.
frfius knONa Gt
LAT1MER SLOAN
!er.f,s Aurtlon.S,~
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II
1gusTES,s SALE OF PRuPFkIY On THE
NyG1H slDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AkE>IR
Nuk1HN tsl BETNELS THIRD AND fOUR-
AND-A-hALf SfRt.EgS MEsE
by virtue u Ge,reS " the supreme Court Of the
Distract % toluItis. iasse the "a day NoNem-
Der. 4. ID lssl No ll..sc IA equity I vii
on MtDNESnAN. THE sENE IEENlH DAY OF
fIhkl AIRY. A. L. ls92. AT OUR O'CLOCK T. NJ,
orer ior sale 81 pubic suctiou front of the pr-lls
all Tie estate. rslt. title and - John X len
nleton. hanluond Dorsey, Helen NJ lUrsey his wife
hn.na Y fenclrton. kmtly Harvey snfsDtD.
Sulhla c lCnd."tCa. Aurle,Ai l.unliner Charlotte
nlumlper. l!ls Nic Robert 4 lend etoi.. NirEin =
Pehdleton. D. ". I. Da.e. Jr.. gUhn X Long and
cLar,es Harvey, n heirs ..w eylssss Il Tborn-
ton T. Tend eton. Decreased. gTanto-s VI SUI h
ne y u law or dN sees, an ind yided eds hth
tTst a. tenants ~ common with the others garcel
% aud M Ladin., theloo. situated n the cit, u
Washington. m the Distract Go utubia and de-ig-
mated ON TIE sround pEn the cot lot numbsret
twstNs IN Tes .rNation number ten.
HE terms 81 prescribed Ia the Decree are
on -tird cash. la anCe m two pronSspry notes pay
ane rest ext. and Yeas from sale, wlth
interest u = ceniu Ter anuilni ured by de.i
oi trust "a On tie IfOpeIt. 90 4. deposit III eloJ
required a. Time II Convincing st cost Of
Tu chaser. la the that purchaser fails 90 COM
ly with terms OF day the trustee es-ryes
the ~ ht II rs the property AZ risk and
fslItiilg purchaser.
WARD THokON Trustee,
.e-'-dts i'uo Pa ave. q. W. Washington. d. C.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEKNOON.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneer..

nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers,
~ 9TH and d sta nv.
FINE BUILDING LOT ON Strict BETWEEN
ThEMTi-kIEST AND TWkNTi-SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST
on MONDAY AFTFRNoON, FEBRUARY
EIGHTH, lays AT HALF-pAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
IN front OF tie premises. we will sell
SUB LOT 81. SQUARE %.
Fronting IS feet inches street, with depth of
% ieet desirable building lot in an improving
ton OF the city.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years notes to bear cent interest rsyabe semi
annually or monthly payments, secured by deed OF
trust or all cash. at option of purchaser Conveyanc
,ng &C. at purchasers cost Deposit of $500 ct sale.
Terms to be complied with in Niteen days from Gate
of SALE otherwise right reserved resell Ut risk aud
cost Of defaung purchaser after ve days advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper published IN
WASHINGTON d. G.
fe4-d&dS DUGAN BUTLER. AGENTS.
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cHANcERY SALE Of XA1HABLE SUBURBAN

lsc1 by the Suprems Court the District Of CO un
6is in cause No. ~ la EQ. DOE. 20. Rchard T. Bel
a public auction, front Of the premses on FRI
DAY, FEBkUAkY NINETEENTH. 1872, AT FOUR
ofhcisl suodlv sion % IlncSln. D. G.. TO wit: Lots
dssc.i6ed in Lber 0f ct folio III ss seq one OF the
land records Of said District. Improved by sansil
ferms Of sale: ous-shird cash, Of which depost al
80 per cent must BE- paid the time Of sale ana me
years. respec.tvsly with interest from day Of sss
the 70 be seoured BY deed Of trust
the propotty sold CCuyeyAnc1ux aud rocordfns n
yurshasGS egst. tsEms q aels % p complied Win
N en Ssys ssss. Ale g ps0psy VII b rssold Ct
Woodbury. WnHELER, Trustee
Ssod8os IA ~ It NV.
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAR; ROOMS sis PA.
ave. high raass sud medium priced. AMI
sllfAt43 USED upflsht pane. ,tlId-ts.ul
pianos Al low flrltts Bs given odd
IN part payment fur IA rights.
Pauus Il Tor cash iIuIat.-.y PayIlents sur:
20 o. sluO saved with a4-sui
SOHMLE IIAN s-THE STANDARD INsTRU-
:, ment OF the World. EUr sac - moo MOkcH
CO., . - AND "a tn 81. tl-Ios sut, moved
lacked al-t,..l
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A day for toll,
An hour for sport,
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt in the morning,
And your life will not be short.
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FREE TREATMENT.

Cut this coupon out and bring
Ia 10 MADAME YALE at the Ar.
lingfon Hotel and receive q
treatment Tor your complexion
and a Jar OF " vi T.. HALE'S Skin
Food free. a perfect complexion
guaranteed.
Name Os PaPer.---.......-.
Compile zion Trouble.
OS How Long Standing
Ladies' out Of town sending
this coupon and 4 cents postage
will receive NINE. HALE,S val.
uaoIe book Wn the complexion
free. with free direction..
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RADCLIFFE. DARR b CO. Ans;,,onser..
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS CO..
AUCTIoNEERs.
ORIENTAL
CARPETS AND RUGS.
SUPERB AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION
800 ORIENTAL CARPETS. RUGS. PoRTIEEEs
HANGINGS.
The collection is particularly noted for the large
Carpets which number about fifty. and are in every
size and make there numberless sizes of Bugs thai
every person select from The sale takes place
sales room, corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY TENTH. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. AND THREE
O'CLOCK Pm.
Each day.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
fes At AUCTIONEERs.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nALLET a DAMS ITANOs. rNsUKPAssED
Il IN tone. touch. durability. hnish and artistic
elegance styles. El.ty years Lave uroN.u fh.lr
supreme excellence. PIANO PARLoRs. sii irh a
u. fo0
THE FINEST DISPLAY OF PIANOS ARE Now
II On skin stls 4 nj rooms. including the
MOkLD-hE I'D AND MAICKlEss in-.ru-
lllents VI MEBkR, tne IeerieAs DECKER bhOs.,
cel-i rated FIST IL l. "a. aud TIA. ul kslEl,
" EkS & POND ifanu..
Terms Arranged 20 sult purchasers convenience
SANDERS sTAANAN,
IA nv
:el-lin lg y. cl.ar..ssT.. h.stluyre
I'HE EOIIAN A WONDERFUL SYMPHONY
ORGAN. lou csn pap any IoII4I Os.tion ~ltlo ut
the knowledge muslr.
New styles just Received.
SANDERS STAAMAN
"a 1t q.
fel-lm 10 y. Charlie st., baltimore.
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OTHER NARROW ESCAPES.

Among the narrow escapes was that Of Mr..
II. c. IhOmpkins of New York. who was {. tram
silent cues; at lie hotel He was awakened by
the cry Of fire. He got up and went into the
hallway, but escape down stairs was impossible.
Ar. 1hompsins kept his mead about him and,
collecting all his yaluables escaped out one of
the windows down rope. In descending the
flames from the second-foor windows burned
his hands and slightly scorched his hair.
Mrs. +. Knapp of Chicago had room on the
fifth foof. She had presence of mind enough
to wrap wet towel around her head to prevent
being su.focatcd, and went to the window and
waited uat.l rescued by burly policeman.
Mrs hucpes and daughter OF Pennington, n.
j., occupied room on tho third-foor front.
They registered at the hotel OH Saturday
They were taken from their room down lad
der by the nremen. They lost al their clothing
save the night dresses which they had on, aud
were cared for by Mrs. 5. Knight Of West IO,h
street Mrs Kuepes suffered from shock. and
Miss kuepes' long black hair was singed by the
flames which burst over he- head as she stepped
on the ladder. Mrs. kaight made u Temporary
hospital Of her flat, and had no less than nine
homeless people there at one time Among
those who accepted of this hospitality was j
young man named Levy. who slid down q rope,
tearing the flesh 10 tho bone.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auction Sales.
~ 9Th and d streets.

DUNcANsoS BROS. Auction Sales.
MESCING, AT TEN O'CLOCK An, We viii
H HoLp GYM STR ,hEGTLAR SALE MITHiS OUR ArC:
NoRTHwEsT. ,CONsIsIING OF HOT sEHoLD
Fu ESr ,RIeI NEW AID SECOND HAND. Is
sHih bNS ROOM AID sTT kfc HE'S k 6T
sCRIpTIoN; PIANOS. okGhSs, DESKS. coGN-
TREssEs. FEATHER PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS,
RUGS. Tor cGoTHINe AND BdTffhfHpn Pickles sS
ALSO ONE POOL TABLE, AND OUTFIT.
SEVERAL VEHICLES AND HORSES. 1t
g BENSlNGER. AUCTloNEER.
zAAR. No. $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES.
HARNESS. &C.. EVERY TUESDAY. THURS.
DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. CON-
PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUS-
lively TO THE SALE OF HORSES. CAR.
RIAGEs AND HARNESS, AND Is THE BEST
PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON
HAND so DAYTON WAGONS AND 90 BUG
GIEs. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE
SALE AT VERY Low PRICES. ALSO EVERY
sort OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED
TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE
PURCHASING.
q. BENsINGER.
hslm Proprietor.
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FATAL FIRE IN A HOTEL.
The Royal, Corner 9Th Avenue and 10th Street,
New York. Burned.

ALMOST INSTANT ESvELoPrSa OF THE BUILDING
~ YLAMEs-TERRIBLE SCENES DURING TIE
HoLocAUsr-A HUNDRED GUESTS MISSING.
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( ,EU ". sTIChNEi. Auctioneer.
" 500 llth ST. n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO ZIG
STREET NORTHWEST

BY virtue of certain decd % trust recorded in Liter
1897. folio .GU e. se. of the .and orls Of tc
District of Columbia at tie rcqusst OF the patty
secured thC reby, will offer for "a front OF te
premises on FRIDAY, TIE FIFTH DAl Oh /. } Is
kUkRl, A ID. 1872, at HALf-PASI FOUR D'Ci.oCk
p Nj, the ol owing described Iroi erty tn.
city Of Wash ngton, District Of COLUMBIA. to wit:
Part of original lot square ~. Desinning on )
street forty (I0 tee east from the northwest
said square and running thence cast said street
five set. thence south twenty i've ieet tunc.
west twenty five feet ana thn nee no,-h twenty i've
feet 10 the or beginning. Soi subject trusts
amounting in the aggregate TO - 80 D. 81
Terms Of sale: Cash u. deed uf trust;
&lUU dc post at time Of lerus TO b. coiu ed
with days the prop will be cd risk
and Gust q. ueiauItIng purchaser.
Nm. MAlSE. r
ja27-St' o. NJ. BRAANTi trustees.
yTHE ABOVE SALE Is PUSTPoNFD To
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH. ls92 same
hour and place.
fe&-3t. O. Il. BnYAsT.5 Trustees.
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nR. LEON.
2e4 ST.. BET. AZ AND 9TH SIS. NV.
The well-knoNp ladies pily sicIan. can 10
consulted dali, from Toto / and too
Prompt treatment ;.3o-2v'

L IA. MAlls Ia. lJ.s San a. y ". Tl.tATs ALL
H clfOb sus>fs IA 49,. D. eai. thtsazt. lul
aver. ..,.ne. >. TAtu;Ns urAsr. e.-as =. vt
LOufs. IA. =: a. IA. al-u = 20 g. - ies-ln..
Ilk' A.,ihAs >. lD16LklSs NoA Dksfl l.
~ sls, IN l.g a u n-la.lAtsou
lie IL ~. NO. 4. ~ 18th aud
q ST.. ~. .-sa.n-sOn. Dc. fsS-iw.
IlRol Esai.,A AZ. 1....s fGL. GLS. II. CAMERON,
l.rsU q -: a. ~. iT.,-uats. massage sI~-
caty. 81 ts iost rtiniieIst ia<ies -
.--as. y ~ oent n Er0ln " q.
n0l- IA.
~ EAI1 AA1 asE sl-E.-D4G oisOs hEiss. ltD .
IL ~. sip .rs he.o.~ oath that he
N
.la ". GAs-lls,r 81. {. ALL
osio AL. cs- t-tis s<siss
sn1 IA % -Ass. ttea li. - f1 -
u ~. E-lO4 a. a. s.-.t A.. Mia
n .ns. ssc tssstfsct y. otuzill-s
L. q > o. "a D. s.l-inis
IA Las IA. a.. BI.E.. cCN lLMfcrED lHAr
---O. Id, n - wertls
.se.ea ly-s "a. a ss. 1T. liz II LIZ. 80
A. > ~ a'-T.s :. ,. , e = rehce. sE4l-li1
L.-.lss,s.- ...- .,5.G j. J.. "a. ~ A lh,T IlGo8
VA Ia. b.. h.-i-s' lhs.sDr.d ~ e0r-s.l.
Ma. ,.s.stl. 80 a. e.
ALL.
a NOID 80. os slftLEINS BY CONSULT.
n ln .I.Gf IL s...ss -Noft. 4sE hiH.
tf1a..sa the United
ss.te. cur sne>ts iis-i-.retssns ~
ma 49, ''tos.sc tasn swinls. a.. S.rss-iy
nR. LobB. :Eas n i5Ih So, PAILADklIsHIA
~ IA 1~ena, yeals' expcri-isce. ssnd sof boak
tseAled) n.nr fuf Fart for HUML CCEk
srss .. sLsrs.- .ss-s 30 ~ ~ 9ssenlnzA -
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Ledrcs its n,arh
every one Of the
painful disorders
that prey upon
womon. They
fade the face,
waste the figure,
ruin the temper,
MIfher Ynu nm
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BrRIKD BY FALLING WALLS.

These escapes occurred before the walls O,
the building fell, while the iiremen were doing
their utmost to stop the progress of the flames,
which threatsned to envelop tie adjoining
buildings. When the walls tell peonle were
seen al several windows on the top foo. crying
for help. but they fell back, aud were soon
buried in the ruins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-08

After the fro had sufficiently cooled to per-
init e partial examination Of the ruins search
was made for the dead. Tho search was at
once rewarded by the finding of a charred body
almost burned 20 s crisp. 1t was unrecogpiZ-
able, but was identified that of Henry J.
Levy from ring On one OF his fingers
as follows:
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JOSEPH A. kkPkTlI, III
feS, 10, i2. 13. 1916 3ls Penn. ave. sc,
/ ATIMEk q SLOAN. AuctIoneers.
~ 1909 q s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN-
pkoyED hhAL ESTATE IL GLoRE1oNN AND
WASHINGTON CITY, KNOWN A. 3s..I b >
BIZ AND :rss5 srkEET AND VACANT
LOT ADJOINING 3a.S3 y sTRtET, l.43 1913
AND ia. MARKET OK :GBn >1EitI. t.S'3
AND l3ub MONTGOMERY oh .sSla SIEFEl,
~, II, - AND - WASHINGTON "a. 5OTI
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DEAD.

]. Unknown woman, forty years old; fractured
skull and slightly burned. sho is supposed to
have jumped fron o window and been killed.
Body at morgue.
Cnknown woman, about twcnty-oisht;
good looking, light complexion; wore an abun-
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DENTISTRY.

nE. BLAIR. .sssg r ST. y. w.-FILLING A
~ speciality l5 years rNlerenre. teeth filled sl~o-
lusey wrEOut ain. gold. e. slscr 81, GdnlInis-
tered. oIen SunGASs few
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BENSINGER, AUCTlONEER
,. WASHING TON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA
ZAAR. No. $40 LOUISIANA ANENUk.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-10-05
T.Es.y LYNCHED HIM.
rIc way OE AIl Rrutes That AS
saN!t women.

MoNTPEIIA, Tenn, Oct. 5.-Saturday
night last Alex. Bell, colored, went to
the residence OF Mrs. J. S. Jones, wild
owed lady, and attempted an assault
upon the person Of Miss Sallie Jones, her
eldest daughter. The screams of the
women attracted their neighbors, but
upon their entering the house Bell es-
capped.
Sunday he was arrested and made his
escape again, but was shot in the at
tempt, the ball entering his right side.
He was again arrested Monday by Phil
Hollands, colored. When the officers
entered the house Bell was i'll bed nurs-
ing his wounds, but lie was able to snap
a shot gun four times at the officers.
Fortunately it vas not loaded.
Finally Deputy Sheriff Kinnard started
with Bell to jail, but before they had
gone far they were confronted by 100
citizens. Kinnard did all in his power to
dispersc The mob. but was finally over
powered. Bell was then hung to limb
and his body was riddled with bullets.
He confessed his crime and did not muir
mur while being executed
Miss Jones is Il highly respected young
lady. Fortunately she is not hurt be-
yond a few scratches.
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AROV4' KN&NVIE.T.sG BRICK
They Could not stand ihe Test
for AsheViIIe's F'aYSrs

1t will be remembered that IA couple Of
weeks ago the Joint Board, at a special
meeting held III City Engineer Lees
office, report was made MIR Lee on the
Knoxville brick. He said lie had sub.
jcctcd it to the watcr test and found the
absorption to be about per cent. On
the strength Of this, Alderman Leonard
made a motion that Webb, Oates, Esk.
ridge & Co., be instructed to purchase a
lot of these bricks.
1t was not considered necessary to
pass this motion, however, the members
saving that it made no difference where
the bricks came from, SO that they came
up to specifications.
A lot of bricks were ordered from
Knoxville and the laying of them began
on South Main Street. But Webb
Oates, Eskridge & Co. have contract
| with the Robbins brick company of
Robbins, Tenn, and when this company
| heard of this purchase Of the Knoxville
bricks they minated to the contractors
here that the supply Of Robbins PAYERS
would be cut of il the purchase of Knox
vile brick was kept up,
In the meantime, Engineer Lee had
tested the Knoxville brick in every way
and found that it would not come fully
up TO the specifications, and the ship.
ment of them was stopped, after about
10000 had been shipped. Some OF
these have been laid on South Main and
| the hest pt hnur yci ,Iulqib will he mt
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AT THE UNIVERSITY.
A Big Day There Will be the Ieth
of This Month.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., Oct. 5.-The 10Th
OF October will be big day at the Uni
versity this year, 1t is the Goth ami
versity Of the foundation of the Unlver-
sity, the 4O0th anniversary ofthe discov'
cry of America, and the 10th birthday OF
| President Winston.
The day will he celebrated with great
rejoicing at the University. AT II
o'clock exercises will be held i'll the
chapel there will be appropriate read
ngs from the Bible, singing of the Uni
versity hymn by the Glee Club, and an
an address by Superintendent Graham
of the Charlotte graded schools. In the
afternoon athletic sports will be ccle-
brated on the athletic grounds, and at
night President Winston will give a re-
ccption to the students and faculty OF
the University, the visitors, and the citl'
zens OF the village. The friends OF the
University everywhere are cordially III
yltcd to be present and enjoy the day
There are $50 students at the Univer
sity.
| Dpu1rrpfS have Won repjSfrred
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AS TO BROTHER BROWN
HIAOwNTOwNSHIP MAY GIVE
HIM FIFTEEN VOTES
BROWNS Record as "a TrutitelIer
Is Not Improving as the Canvass
Goes Ou-CrawfOrd Handling
Both Competitors

MARION, n, c., Oct 3 fever man
showed his weakness in a campaign it
was Rev. !. {. Brown, the assistant Re-
publican Third partyite, at Old Fort to-
dav. 1t is Just as plain as daylight that
he is staying in the fight and taking the
punishment solely because he hopes TO
help Pritchard. After he sawed the air
for little over half an hour today the
crowcd became tired of his rot and al
most overwhelmed him with shouts for
Crawford. Old Fort township is
Browns home, and the most liberal esti-
mate was able to get on his vote in
in that township today was fifteen votes
and if does not put guard over his
tongue he will not get the half of that
number.
1t looks now as if Crawford will prove
that Brown told deliberate falschood
at Smiths Bridge, Macon county, few
days ago. Brown stated from the
stump there that he announced in the
Mcdowell county Democratic conven'
tion that, if he should be sent to the
Democratic State convention as dele
gate 1t would be as Third party man
Since coming here have asked number
of Democrats as to the truth of thi:
statement, and they all say that it is alb
solutely false; that he made no sucl
announcement, and that he was sent tc
the Democratic State convention as {
straighout Democrat.
Col. P. ]. Sinclair, one OF the mos
prominent members of the Marion bar
told me today that not only did Brown
not make any such announcement. but
he BROWN sat in the convention with
ont opening his mouth i'll protest, anC
allowed set of resolutions introduced
bv him (SinclairJ heartily endorsing
Cleveland and his administration, to b.
unanimously passed.
How does this strike YOU: And Brown
a preacher. too
And prltchard never says a wore
against Brother Brown, but uses wha
ingenuity he has in helping to keep hin
on the track.
But Crawford can take care OF both o
his competitors, and is doing it hand
somely. !. =. X.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-10-05
MoNTEon d SCHOOL BUILDING
The work Being Pushed to Ak
Early Completion.

Leonard x Joyuer, the contractors,
are now making every effort for the COM
pIeton OF the MontIord avenue school
building. The inside work necessary to
be finished before the school can be
opened is being pushed as fast as posi-,
bic by large force OF hands. Some OF
the outside work, of course, such as the
terra Gotta ornaments in the front, will
be left to be completed after the school
opens. This building when finished will
be valuable addition to Ashevllle's
school property, building not only O
handsome exterior, but of excellent III
terror arrangement, and in all an educa
tional institution OF which Ashcyi!le may
we'll he proud.
Superintendent Claxton will on Friday
probably, formally announce the open
ing OF this school,
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FOR RAPE AND MURDER.
A Negro L.yncheG by IA MOD ana
His Body sinot EitO

EpENToN, y. G., Ock 3--Attcr the cor
oners jury had thoroughly investigated
and rendered the verdict that Mrs. Frank
Sandcrlin came to her death by the
hands OF Joe Barco, the colored tiend
who raped and then murdered her at
Shilph, Camden county. \. c., on Fri
dav, the 30th, he was tukcn from the Jail
at Camden Court House, by some five
or six hundred mcu, and after being nlt,.
tilated in a most horrible manner was
hung up by the neck and riddlcd with &
thousand bullets.
The victim was young married wo-
mon, high respected and well connected,
and the crime was committed in open
day near the village, and was of the
most brutal character, her body being
literally cut to pieces with hoe by the
brute-Raleigh News and Observer.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-10-05
1T WAS CHOLERA.
The House Quarantlned as al Pre-.
cautiOnarS Measure.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Bacteriologists
Biggs and Dunham had this unwelcome
intelligence for President Wilson yester.
day. I'VE would report that on exam
nation of dischares taken from Jas. Mil
Ter, revealed the presence OF the spirilluu1
OF charges"
Mr.. Wilson was not startled, because
the house wherein Miller died has beer
as strictly quarantined as if there hat
been dozen cases of cholera there. Ht
forthwith summoned DR.. CYRUS Edison
city sanitary superintendent; DR.. {, T
Roberts, chief of the division of contag
ious diseases and Gen. Clark, and dis
cussed the situation with them. Unit
the quarantine of Miller's house isended
four sanitary inspectors will be on dut.
there and the neishborhood will be care
fully watched.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-10-05
GFORGIA'S ELECTION DAY
A TREMENDOUS nEMOCR ATIC
VOTE OVT
Too Early TO Make DS finite IS.
innate, Bnt the Democrats Al,
ready Claiming the state by u
big MajOraiN.

ATLANTA, Ca, OCT. 1.--GeorGia elects
today a governor, State officers and full
general assembly. The Republicans con-
tented themselves with placing only a
national electoral ticket in the field.
Tolay opened beautifully and from
every part OF the State bulletins an
rounce the vote TO be the heaviest poled
in Georgia in many years. The Demo-
Gratis already claim the State by from
10000 to $4,000. though Of course it
will be impossible to make anything like
a definite estimate until late this even
ing. A heavy vote is being polled every
where, and the tremendous reserve
Democratic vote which has not been
brought out for years, as there has been
no opposition to the State Democratic
tickets, will be polled throughout the
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