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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
oFNFFEHS FUtCE-bILL NE HUUo.
The Outfit OF n Federal supervisor-His
Infamous Instructions.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, y. c., November 2.-AttorneY-Gene-
raj Davidson gives positive opinion that the
action Of Chief-Supervisor-of- Elections ShafIer
IN having State egistrar-of Election Reid ar
rested in Halifax was unlawful. Shaier is ia a
very bad predicsment, ana sees now that his
false step and arrogant action is likely 20 get
him In trouble. and las certainly done the Re
publican-Ihird-party cause much harm.
Your correspondent was shown to-day one OF
tho outfits" with which ShaGer has supplied
his supervisors. First thCro Is q POLLOCK. in
which are spaces for an alphabetical register OF
names. white and colored separated, showing
whether they voted, did not vote, or were re-
Iectsd. Shaffer clearly calculated that his super
visors would be allowed to copy the State regis
trars books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03

There In no doubling tho efficacy Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough syrup. II cures every time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-03
RICHMOND STOCK sXCHANGe.

WEDNESDAY,. November 2, 1902.
sALEs.-l, 900 Virginia per cents at "A;
1000 Town Of Dsnyille Sc at loOM; 5000 ss-
vannah Amercus, and Montgomery 0s at 1885.
Closing quotations at the Stock BOard:
9oyEasnRgT SEJUaIrLEA Bld Asksd.
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uxISsrrnyp.
TOTAL STOCK.

DccIetsc N stock IN OCTOBER as pet NofS-
house reports, 606 hogsheads
LOOSE TosAcco.
Pounds.
Total receipts OF loose tobacco during
month OF October. iS93............ 649,3S1
Total receipts OF loose tobacco during
month Of october, 1891 ....... 800. 205,600
Total receipts OF loose tobacco during
month OF October, 1890. 53,170
Total receipts OF loose tobacco during
month OF October, lSsg.............. 635
Total receipts OF loose tobacco during
month OF October. 1883. a........... 2,545
Total receipts OF loose tobacco during
month OF October, lSs7.............. 1851
Receipts OF loose tobacco for year end
ing Septem Der 30, 1892. le2, 6s7
Receipts OF loose tobacco for year end
ing September 80, 1894 80. ........ q, <25,4o5
Receipts OF loose tobacco for year end
ing September 80, 1880. 80. i,153.4lo
Receipts OF loose tobacco for year end
ing September 80, 1889. .......... q, 066,9O
Receipts Of loose tobacco for year end
ing September 30, 1888. ........2,7f0,4
Receipts Of loose tobacco for year end
ing September 80, 1887. 1881, 303
Receipts OF loose tobacco for year end
ing septemb Der 30. 1856. .........,.G, 13S,Js3
STATEMENT SLOWING IN DETAIL TIE OPERATIONS
or THE oFFlcH or Tbs INSPECTOR or LKAF To-
BAcC0 or The CITY or RICHMOND, VA, DURING
THE MONTH or OCTOBER, 1899:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WE HAVE A PATENT AND WORKING MA
w chine now In successful operation. which will
dispose - In part &hole will be fully demon
strated to those meaning business Call adore IS
1875 10th st. NV. or eth and sts. NV. jy193t'
E,OE RENT-IN A FIRsT-CLASs BUSINESS LO-
ealtty. nne large store. suitable for any Kind Of
all modern in,nrovemen.s Rent $50 a month. In
quire Of OWNER. 73O 18th St NV. jy19-3te
EOR sALE-CIGAR STORE. VERY CENTRALLY
u located, dong fine busne o.. Apply to SCOTT
Bro, 3l4 9Th ST. NV: ty19-3t'
A CHANCE FOR INvESTMEST-A FEW WELL
n located lots in Wesley Heehts This property is
suie to increase in value and Will yield handsome
'front.' in the next few years. Address THOMAS z.
WAGGAMAN. 9l7 st: NV. ty193
EsOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CON.
L fectionery store. 1923 1th st. O.. Obliged
to close on account Of other business Call At 4 5th
EsOR. sALE--ONE OF THE OLDEST EsTAB-
turing establishments In the city Including horses
wagons and full eauirped plant. Will sell whole or
half interest splendid chancs for rood price.
q 0oQ FER ipi s psr,,cnlars apply 70 EAsTERDAQ
ENOR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
Address. with maine. Box 123. Star ONCE. ty136t'
RoOKs AUDITED. OPENED. KEPT AND
ID closed. Statement of Affair." prepared. Gore
spondence solicited PATRICK q. G. BRENNAN.
Accountant, sos l st. n. js21-lms
n AMsAY IS EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
snS ss.SiSss ~ factory prc'a
seEae e: year Sc. our
tenn.
mh14 1921 r st. NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


DOR SALE-FARM OF THE LATE JUDGE JAMES
y Harlan, 15o acres near Dayton. Howard county
Nd yields 10 barrels corn to beautiful lawn
10-roo dwelling. large barn and stable; fruit in
abundance; price. $o. 200. Will EXCHANGE for city
property. W. p. YOUNG
jyl6 eod1m 1903 st. n.
EHOR sALE--FARMS IN MARYLAND, VIRGINIA
and West virginia some e,igihe to subdivision.
ty163 o. W. WHITE. $50 st. n
LNOR SALE-PERSONS LOOKING FOR FARMS
u will md II Greatly 10 their advantage TO call on
HEBRON RAMEY. as they have q nu "a Der Of large
and small farms within hours drive of the Cap toll
They feel confident thew suit any one in price
quality and locality. Will always have conveyance
ready to enable customers ~ Iro perry
HEBRON 4 RAMEY,
1y9-2w 1907 st. n.
MAINLAND TITLEs.-THE PRINCE GEORGES
lu Co. Abstract Co. inc orroraed by special act Of
legislature of Maryland examines titles to real estate
IA Georges county and gives certificates or alb
sracts thereof. Terius noderate. Washington Office
Room 30. Fendall bldg. AZ and D sts a. W. jy2-3ms
Tor sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il erty-A MAGNIFICENT cottage at WarrentOn. Va, ,
with about ~ acres q ground house has Slarge.
airy rooms. with wide verandas; large barn. hen
house and meat house apple orchard and plenty small
fruit: Price. 1850. Apply DUGAN BUTLER,
je2S1m 0O9F st. NV.
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FOR SABE-IOTS.

Sok sALE-A FINE RuIIpISa LOT 2ixg TO
T. suit: " I ONE i2is f s.. WY 'h's So
For sAt II, 90 on .Tn 81. NV, BIT.
very cheap irTm. to sai, v. I. okiR ieis Va
EoR s.LE-hAvE ror NOTICED THAT THERE
tween lows Cirle and 18th ST. and that esrh Of -sa
y Sisfa swoEMsrEpr BRADLEY. ss7 rs,,
hesutifai lots ~ Mt Pleasant and Holrssd Ssnof.
N nes: de es6 rSSd which VII Is in opsr. .ss
'',' ''' Aow is TUE TINE TO Buy,
Sra-M 81 fst NJ.
For SALE BUIIpISG Lots oN FLORIDA
ia .ye ' = Car and l., :, re cas-, half q 81
is S to as 70, I'D ON: i; c I lai , &
ssy 6cy.ss 10 per cent for ssis foT p sss
iy5-im goF ST nv.
JrPi p, a., ysns s from lie g ga psrssn
si'' st bet and \ W yts n 4, :. 9PH 3
iyle-St opposite Ebhin Hoase.
LoR sAIE-LoTs OF ALL SIZES AND II All
sectioss q the city. esf~cslly Columbia Helshtsi
;yi sSsH' property N sg'' s ri fis'
FoR sME-3 LOTS on lsTH ST. BETWEEN
l., sotiol 9 an alley Improved by Groom frame
C Ss.s s'' sS'. s:ss p re. sss
Ii q. a,sl.. Corner Issh and K s.- NJ. Price
,yle-a' II. n MARTIN. Ieea Pc ave.
FnR sALEZA LOT Is HoLhEAp
lot in Columbia Hsisss:.. on ism :,
10. ON = ns, S, p sss ,S Sseis Sfs sss
~ - W. ~ caRrisf a fssRfisiI ~
,yle-3t eosfst nv
EoR sALE-ro BUILpERs-A CHANCE FOR 10
. siss s. Sth :. ne hs- s5. 4,
FoR snE-AN ExcELLfNT INVESTMENT
and saase los se sd n .sa s iO:.
10y slES 5iSs WEfiEs =, |. FF & 81 !.
9S sshh Ixa. f RLslRAsLE AND Eo2SoMIcs.
line q the and and near n. station on f For
SIZE price md sfE%; sri q w ifac Hrsros
Nlo3t 100 Pa ave. and cor 9th st and la. ave.
F9s sALE-EY owyER DESIRABLE LOT ~
sTSs. FIX x g. . chan "a
For s A ir LOT on : ST. NEAR 18TH 20
oHSSLEs GASbS a,e end iGSt -. ,or nv ier f
EoR sALE-BEAUTWUL CORNER LOT; 90 FEET
cHsRErs HANDY h2si s and 2s ss n SiS
EoR sALR-LoT on 26TH ST. NV NEAR COR
- . IT,, II n nsss. by .ns
foa Air' %& r co SQUARE
,yl6-3t 1907 Pa. ave and 9th 81. and La ave.
L,oR sALE-A DESIRABLE AND ECONOMICAL
small lot on the cor Of 18th 81. and Virginia
.NkscoTT. WILCOX a HIEsToN.
Foa. s.L Iss ;. FRONTAGE OF % FEET on THE
by depth O 10 feet 70 alley faces south THIS iss
5 sood renting neisSSorsood Pres 81 3 pss
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-MIS MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-sToRE. SUITABLE FOR GROCERY
St iarsss Star Once '
W ,x,s Ssf Hin cemetery Address Box Is. Star once.
WANTEp-cAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
s.orss p.si.d r snG Ssqisd II
f Gns
st. NV lyle
W..SS1T,FiP,ooMn.In ,, MATTsEssEs MADE Oyer
Sro send ri sRs snd ssi~'t SarrREss
HoUsE. 9Th and 4 sts. sc. en- ~ iyis-i1
WANTED TO PURCHASE SECONDHAND
caMfR or s as os in good condition Aaassss
w st. machinist and model maker repairs sewing
fees
WANTED AND FOR sALE-HoUsEHOLD AND
w ofnce furniture Of every description. carpets,
:nS dsssr '.2re vi s Pss
WANTED-EvERY EMPLOYEE IN THE CITY.
y S know Of the
cation; money At per cent on any tangible SECURITY
s s B. Ss l4th st. NV Home Office IL y Esys''
WANTED-TYPEwRITER FOR RENT-REM-
est es .oia ON siin
ne
jyI5
UANTED-GENTs' SUMMER SUITS TO CLEAN
w at suit; coats. 30 cts pants, 25 cts vests,
drs tnf fHsai s Va
WAANTTE Ed BEST OF PA .s ,c AT ASH
,y14tr Bo, 90. HyatitSilie. Ma
WANTED PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w silver. old and jewelry. dentist gold coins.
spoons wsseh easss go and silver # all dsseyiptiqns
censed Dealer in Old Gold and Silver 9l2 9th ST. w.
jyl2-1m'
WANTED-w. r. FRENCH THE wELL-KNOwN
birds and snimsls In a superior manner at St'HMID'S
Bird STORE. II: 18th &. NV jys-am.
WANTEp-TAKE NOTICE. WILL PAPER
49, looms an u sl,5s for e. in GILT o. CO. s
@3 ,s siit a. ls'<e- f. g. NoLTE. so7 18th st. w.
WANIED-TYPEwRITE ron nENT-FIFrY
terms On rental with privilege 81 purchase, NEW
tifui srecne;s q handwritnr and typeWritinr pre
pared with the Pomeroy Duplicato- process. jy7-3m
WANTED HORSES To PAsTURE-KEEPINa
on I'll St road miles out Orders al Prices Stables
81 9Th st. NV. o. H. P. CLARK. sligo. Nd
te.p1rI'
w opposite patent ofise. basemen. store. Only
silver Fine watch and clock repairing jeao-im:
WANTEDzwILLIAM C. FEIzzELI. PIANO
and al parts Of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention Frs:clsss tuning at lowest rates fel0-n
NAETED : OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
sen, res B. nS wooEIE H. 'f 1 aans ds
Office 10414 Whitehall St. ;a33-Iy
yXANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
made over furniture steamed and moths destroyed
r. H. fOCNGS. l4O' Pa. ave Telephone 1O0S-2 13
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW MORE BOARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMO-
ern slope Of the Blue kidge mountains. For terms.
doun county. Va. jy10-Ss
T oCuST LAWN SUMNER BOARDING HOUSE
and dairy arm large lawn, well sh AIDED; table
surpassed fruit Ice milk &c. IN profusion. Address
FRANK REPP. Prop Boyd's Sta Nd. Jyl0-1m
TWO FAMILIES MORE CAN BE ACCONMO-
4 dated with good board ct Herbert House. LAUREL.
Nd Plenty shade; fine water; terms moderate.
COUNTRY BOARD. ON ANTIErAM BATTLE
~ nsld pleasant location; moaptain scsuery DIV.
Ing. hshfns. g.; terms moderate Address Bqx 197.
nELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS
~ Of Virginia; iron and sulphur water; Ice, milk
plenty Of shade. Address Mrs. JNO. STOCKTON.
Brock Psfk. Rio station. Albsru,asls county. Va
WAXTED-sUMNER nOARDERs IN A BEAPTI.
w full country home; healthy LOCATION; loug
G (. Q. sHXfoS. North fcsf. VI. TiS-ssss
sCPRINaDALRs-PRIvAT noA1DINo HOUSE
~ ample accommodation, good farS, hoelthy place
within two niee Of on ". III &sfef-
sncss. 7. a. HxRNDON. Lincoln. Loudoun 90. We.
R0ARpERs WANTED AT sHELLFfILl, on
ID the potomec river. ~ Pil0 from Colonial Bsach.
bst6ins. Soslinr nd asSine fsss y cSsrse. zd9ss
G. j. O0IyI nMlN- ManiA (spnvo n Va fv1Q AZ
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FOR lighthouses.

C,oR RENT-&KoOM BRICK; BAY WINDOW;
L houkA; In excellent condition 1907 18th ct. ",
7thst. NV. 1y10.3ts
EoR kENT-4O6 @ ST. NV. 3-SToRY BRICK;
mens e e 81 i nnS q a HSs sSNs
us It'll 1T. NV. ty19L3ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

FLED yHy 4, ls9 Sa,sJ ~ yoUNa. Slsrh 1,cr
OF coTTMsiA
Equity. NO n. eo4
The Trustees. james wssterheld and David q
auction of the real estate descbed In the decree s
Pointing them trustees. the being part OF o1F-
psrosss. 10 sSois frontins As fsss on New jersey
svenue the full depth OF said lot d ssd rel eststs
seine sold e George z Moor ss sSent for Mssths
Of lot 8 in Mayor and Rothwsi's subdivision Of
square 425 Qbcne described In the bfn lot % 30
considered 4 6. by the court this eleventh day RI
July. Ap; ls9e sdiudeed ordered and decreed that
shs Se en- 6s shGvn on g before ths
this decree be published in the Washington Lev H
porter and Evening Star In each Of three CD so
''' a 81 HAaNER, yustass.
A true copy. Test: J. r YOUNG. cisrk. Be-
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED II LADY DECLINING HOUSE
w keeping would Ike board for self and two chill
cren twelve and six for OF furniture; must
be permanent Address BUSINESS Star ONCE.
ty1S-2t'
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TNTHE suPhEnnE SogHTp ~ TIE pisrkoz
William Z. Blaine e al ". Annie y Rsadvtn q al
n,, Ne: 1Ss2q hqr sssr IT, . ne 20 ,.s. -
distbuson Of psocseds Of ale q osrsn - sssss e
hsreby evsn that will prcceed % exscuss TIE "a
Der o. rfsrsncs on wfpSEspAx yuLf TWIN.
in the Unissd ststes court houss. Nes4tngton. p.
Eprpon~ hsvtnr claims anfnsf the eetats Of eha 80
George II. Baldwin, deceased are not1nsd % pgsQn9
tie same With proof q the tsns sns sssys d.
ty9-So5f Aud61uo
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EsTABLIsHED lS70-w. q. TAPPAN, pEALEH
Ia Diamonds. watches. Jswslry, Siiysr Wafe kc.
90 9sA st. W.. third door above fins watch and
!ewelry repairing speciality. ssl5
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Lynx KENT
4 23o ST. n O.. dwelne over stors. o55. 90
1WSR. /. ave. NV. store and DWELLING. 70. 90
go 22d st n ". rooms, all m i...,,,,... IS 80
129 st. Ne, rooms, all m.i.............. 30 80
2212 and 2214 q, rooms. all m: f..... % O.
124 North Capitol st.. rooms, all mi....... "a so
sss FEE Z. ;s :ss$: Y e
IL iS /; It. 4 ns IOssT 1SSn ~ Fl, 1913
10 MCCULLOUGH It. rooms water in iitchcn 10 %
IA Mccullough st., rcoms wsteZ in kitchen: 9. 30
BARNES q WEAVER.
1t go st. NV
E,OR RENr-126 D ST. Sc. SIX ROOMS; IN
J. 4. HEREFORD,
ty1e-3t 1&19 st.
LOB RENT-404 Il ST. NV; 2-STORY FRAME
rooms and bsth gas. range. lstrobe and large
yard Inquire ct 300 Mass. ave Jy19-3t'
E'OR RNT:--HANDsosiEMoUsE 1887 18TH ST..
L near Scott Circle; l2 rooms; newly decora cd ;
house and locality hrst-class; rent ESQ; open. IT.
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BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD At SUMNER RATES AT THE
WooDMoNT. 18th and Iowa circle. V7-2m
THE SOUTHERN. 5li 18TH ST.. REsoRT .FoR
Is per week newly renttsd seTsnt rooms nsar WI.
iAres and points Of interest. J. y. WATSON. NgT
y11-1y
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANfFD-To RENT os BUY OF OWNER NEW
w house Of D or rooms. N 4 In rood location.
Nc Pleasant preferred. Address Z. FOREST Glen.
Nd .yl92.'
WANTED-To PURCHASE sIx-ROOM BRICK
w IN the northeast. about IS, 900. sOn cash and
balance monthly Address J. A. G.. star ofce. iyIe3
WANTED-FoR CASH cUsToMER-A SMALL
w house and Lot in the civ Or in West washna.ton
K A. PHILLIPS SON
1yl2-lm l4.s2 New York ave-
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SoMERsET HEIGHTS.

COTTAGES-Two more nice cottages are nearing
completion on this beautiful property Have look at
them. Only e. $50 and s3. 100 each. Including lot
LoCATIoN-Fronts directly on the Tennallytovp
snd Rockyil,e Electric Y R.. about zoo yards from
junction OF Glen fchoand Georgetown and Tennally-
TOWN Electric roads Take electric corner q ish
anu bridge streets, cecroetown. and you Will reach
ten minutes until IL 20 D m
ADVANTAGEs-Advancing values. Ir-nedseteiv
opposite property OF California syndicate Low tayes
Extensive views Hish and healthy. 4ray. prom
The rtreT No malaria Splendid water sWifkfa n n<
m.nutes (at TennAllytswnD are schools churches
drug STORE general stores. uce phy~icans tea-
phone &c. One car fare for cottase owners r. w
CREECY. Real Estate Broker 81 Corcoran building
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New brick houses a rooms: King ST. ne. only 81.
SWoRMSTEDT BRADLEY.
!e24-1m .G7 s..
E0R RENT-2o26 HIL.LYER PLACE. JUST ABOVE
- Dupont Circle; 3-story brick: 12 rooms; parlor,
library dining pantry and kitchen; ali frs.
MOOR WM b. KING. Own. ar 91S st n. ". 5e20-3m
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WANTED-LOTS.

VyyANrED-To BUY-A SMALL LOT on CAPT.
w tol Hi; state location. price and terms LOT
stAr OGnee. iyi66t'
WANTED HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
w lots In Brookland and South Brooklxnd Parties
Wishing to DISPOSE Of IN. lots should cali at
Siss. 'h iSo co 81; rao Suiislnx.
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i 7. wALKER SONS. eo4 10TH ST. NV
- building Papers, Moth proof Goods, Fire Brick.
Gay and Tls. Asbestos. fils Lining Pulp. Slate.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED MARRIED COUPLE, NO chill
w drsn. small cottage cool apartments furnished
complete Tor housekeeping. best references. Ad-
dssss stating terms for or months. T. c. p star
once jyi93t'
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD FOR AUGUST
i. eonvenieut with bath, in the vicinity OF Wash
tnxton Hetxhts e0 per month. paid In advance per
manent II SUITED Address ISIS l4ih n iyls-,t
WASIED-BY AUGUST 1. TWO UNFINISHED
w Communicating rooms: heat and gas bet. O,h
spd 18th. and SITS. state terms Address Boy
lo'. star once Iyl6-3t'
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q 1902 9th ct. NV, 10 rooms mod. impe. $40. 80
Trumball st. near Howard Univ .dwle. and stable $40
14l4 Corcoran n W.. rooms. all mod imps. cas- 80
8l7 18th NV. II rooms. all mod ilnps ESQ
1000 18th NV. rooms l. and large stable. S25
S Indiana ave- NV. g. M l. mice order. a62
3l5 9Th . e. new, rooms large yard. &c 340
Several new and desirable Groom bsy-window brick
dwellings; water. &c. papered ID ST. near II q lei !;
only els per month
Store and stable s2O4 18th nw............s $50
front once r3om "a noor 4Sl Pa ave. n. $40
2oee Vermont ave- n. W.. SIS 80. 7isi1,h n A.
53S ID b. IT.. bath and 81 mod: imps. s:o g
40 ,; % n e.. brick. 7r.. fsth. =; S2Q q;
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DOR KENT-515 9Th ST. NE; A. TwO-sTORY
L S-room bay-window brick g. MI. Rent. els per
month
11O2 ct. ne. Groom and cellar bay-window
brick; AMI; Rent. s25 per month;
18th and n SITS. ne dwelling and store 8 rooms
large stable. Rent, e25 per month.
Two, Two houses on 18th st. ne:6 rooms water in
Eckington. corner house; rooms and cellar; cleo
tic liyhts. &c. Rent. s41 6o per month.
1892 Lewis ut. 4-room frame. Rent IS
monthly YESTERDAY HAIDEMAN,
V10-& Cos + st. q. W.
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LUK KENT
Il Beautiful cottage in lexington ST., bath attic.
heated by steam, electric ights convenient
I40 10Th ct. NV. large dining room. next Lincoln
1104 n. Capitol ST., Or. bath. all MI es0 40.
SOo St Sc. bath and stable. SIS. 40.
House Lanier Heights 10-. bath, all mi.
yard; &15.
McLACHLEN BATcHELpER
Wf-2w Cor 10Th and G SITS. N. W.
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ENOR RENT-COR. 1ST ST. AND N C. AVE s. E.
L 7room baywindow brick dwelling; newly papered
AZ mod improvements; convenient 70 street cars;
&2o. 90 A. 8. CAYWOOD.
3y16N' 033 9th ST. n
EQR RENT-E1GHT.R ROOM BRICK HOUSE 1913
OH e. 70 IN EXCELLENT condition and near Penn
Pennsylvanis ave Sc jyl6&'
EOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE EIGHT
room brick lfour rooms on door) with BATH eel
Lay. Sc 1504 4 st. 2, y, good repair.
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I-'9 and 1741 Pa ave. .SSh19O9 7th st nw..... S35
1l19 Vt ave NV. 3r. 81. 80 101 D st 25
STABLES.
Corcoran Art Gallery
Bet 15th& 9th: OF sts. q 1874 NV trearl Is
Bet OK 10Th SITS 70 TIA 18th st nw(rear) Is
The above ho .ses can be examined by permit from
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TALTON HALL hung.
No Effort Made to Rescue the Murderer by
His Friends

LOUISVILLE, KY, September "A
special TO the Times from Wise Court
House, Va, says: Talton Hall slept
but little last night, and when the sun
peeped through the bars OF his cell this
morning he was wakeful and nervous.
He was not defiant or staggering as
yesterday, but childish, petulant cow
ard. A tempting breakfast prepared
by his sister was placed before him
about o'clock, but he refused to eat.
He drank cup of coffee and then called
for whisSey. A drink was given him
but it had little effect.
Guards were on duty around the jail
and in the vicinity Of the Court House
all night. Outposts OF three men were
stationed on each road leading into the
town during the night and every man
who came in was searched and il found
TO carry a winchester or pistol such
weapons were confscated.
The same plan was followed all this
morning and before 12 o'clock the
guards were in possession OF a sufficient
number OF weapons TO equip regiment
in the regular army. A picket was
stationed in the tower Of the Court
House so that If the outposts got into
trouble he could notify the regular
guards. Every possible means was made
during the night to keep moonshine
whisky out of town, but despite the Wig
ilance, some of it was distributed, but
every drunken man was promptly locked
up.
By 10 o'clock this morning there were
from 5000 to 1000 people in the vii
lage.
Father Luckie entered the cell about
S o'clock and remained with the
doomed man until the very last minute.
The drop fell at 1927 p. m. Hall
died in seventeen minutes from the time
the drop fell. He made speech on the
scaffold. His neck was broken. No AZ
tempt was made by his friends to rescue
him.
Talton Hall was one Of the most noted
desperadoes. He is credited with having
killed 10 men 10 the last 20 years, which
the papers have magnifed into ~. hall
acknowledges to only four or five, now
ever. He stated to the reporter who inter
viewed him week previous to his eXecu-
ton, that he killed Henry Triplat in 1878
and Henry Houk and Mack Hall in 1850,
for each of which he was tried and ac-
Quilted. The murders occurred in Ken
lucky.
The crime for which Hall was executed
to-day was the murder in cold blood OF
Enos B. HyltOn, special policeman, oi
the town of Norton, Wise county, Va, on
the 25th OF July, 1891. Hylton refused tc
release man he had arrested, and Hal
shot him through the heart.