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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
H. pEHSHE1AE su:s. co A To as.i: Co..
6;51 Louisiana ave.
orr, TRH EFSI, p BEING TH.TKseIy1N Ni,,
Nd own fkkc nx q EE1Rffh
Consisting Of Bedsteads bureaus, wa.h,..nd.. Hair
and shnck Mattresses. Chairs. Rocker. several 1ne
Fan Tables. Bsntets. spreads and aener. sssor
ment OF FOODS too numerous to mention In our ad-
FIFTY n1s At FwEfEE s $GEoG ssD INGRAM
u ATCL1FFE. DARR 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
VERY vALTABLE BCILpl Nc LOT ON N STREET
sEdoNb STREETS SdhFawE hND
2 KnRAH ISL II FGHR c HSGS
offer for "a E. - II front # the Premises
Fronting % feet St by depth of 100 feet. with
This !, Of the most valuable building sites in
Terms u sale: one-third cash. the balance in one
y ss per pay s
deposit Of 5000 required az the time of sale II the
r the ay Of sale sh to the prop
the risk and cost of the defaptnx purchaser
nsxspaps5 published IL WashinEton, d c: AN convey
ri
DUNCANSoN BROS Auctioneers.
SPLENDID STONE and PREss-BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, NO. 2l23 II STREET NORTH
WEST. TWENTY THREE FEET FRONT.
ELEyEN ROOMS AID BATH, MODERN CON-
2G sfF II N9TF FSHE 5G GEfS
ny a 5T H. SSRfR fF a. i#f 6sns s
feet all modern convenienres. steam heat, IL rooms
and bath room: very desirable house..
Terms Two thousand dollars ash So 900 in one
year and bslance years notes to bear per cent
Per an nm interest," payable semi annually and TO be
sec ured by de d of trust the PREMISES. deposit
Of 1900 require at time Of sale. Convey ancng, &c:
At purchasers cost. Terms 70 be complied with In
fifteen days. herwse right reserved to resell at the
Iss and cost Of the detaulting purchaser after i've
DAYS adve tisemeut Of sch resale in some newspaper
published in W-shingron. d. C.
n2l-d6ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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Mrs Lease should At least promise that N she
succeed she wall agree 60 allow no one 10 call
her a ''Senatress"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
I ATIAER Z SLOAN. Auctionesrs,
II l@O7 Co.

SMALL LOT OF HANDSOME AND wELI-KEPT
REsiDENOE NO. 1913 1 STREET NORTH
WEST AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER TwEyTY.EI0HTH
1SH, commencing At hALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK
A. M. ct the residence Of a gentleman declining
following well-kept furniture the maj portion Of
which Is nearly new and Of excellent quality,
Raw Silk Parlor Suite with covers. Ladies' Oak
Secretary: Mahogany Anttan. card Table
Chairs. Hall Rack. HALL and M~ntel Clock, OAK
Extension Table. Black Oak Leather-covered Din
ins Chairs. NJ. Sideboard Walnut wardrobes.
Oak and Walnut Chefoniers. Walnut Chamber
Suite. Handsome Cherry Bedstead with Chifoaier
and Washs and TO match, single Oak Bedsfead
With Chifinnier and Stand. Mirrors. Toilet Ware.
Pictures. Kitchen Requisites, &C.. &c.
n23-dts LATIMrR 4 SLOAN Auctioneers.
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OURS is the ONLY house in the
Distric' that Sc IS EXCLUSIVE
La for cash. and hence our prices
prices s sG1 ua I S d as Gth sa.a S ss
aver,ge !,sses resultInS from the
credit system. No other house.
tsss.retere: does or can afford to
very unpalatabe truth. isn't it. shouldn't wonder
your almos ain losses owing the present tate
thereto in the distant future but don't cry
aooutit.
THANKSGIVING
Is near ear a: hand and yGa shOd weas smilins face
i'@1 truth f0G BE Don't Be-
an se rtsy SHINY 9 hips
too Cur heart full OF than and JOY as
our store Of good honest values IN the shape Of
overcosts-with capss.
$3.50 UPWARD.
Two Piece Suits
o.. 25. $780, SD g.. 80 a5, So So s3-upwsrd.
Then come the Men
BLUE CHINCHILLA ovERcoArs.
Strong substantial durable suitable for those whose
business or calling requires them to be much outof
-S3.S7.-
MEDIUMwLIGHr. GLoyEsF TING DRESS
tNEhCoA1S.
hort. medium and full lengths Ke-seys, Meltons,
Tweeds and Cassimeres.
81. 90
THE WISE WORLD WONDERS
At sight of our superb line of overcoatsat
TEN DOLLARS
WON'T YOU COME AND SEE THEM.
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN,
Nice appearing. stylishiy cut. well trimmed and
strongly made,
81. So
TEN DOLLARS
Again pops up prominently and bows profoundly be-
canse offs Known popularity as price.
Black Cheytot Suits. Three and Four-button Cut
away Sack Coats. ditto FIR OK Goats.
Barney Tweeds-Terra Cotta-Double- breasted
and wiltshire, model mixtures. SACKS and Cutaways
Brown and Gray shetlsnds. Sacks only.
$40
Il This isn't merely knock down" It's a regular
DON'T YOU THINK so:
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
e27 and 800 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
ocA-3m Open SATURDAY. until IL p.m-
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

A sRLENpTD B BEIGK PMELLISG. No l42a n
ROOMS AND BATH. ALL MoDERN coz.
vENIENCts AND PEEss-BRfCK FRONT.
DRED AND TwENTY-SIX TO 4 WIDE ALLEf.
ON TUESDAY, NOyEMBE INVENT NINTH
premises lot 81 in s9uare2l2 THIS property g ad-
Circle and 14th street cars.
The terms of sale are: One-thIrd cash. the balance
in one an two years. with six per cent Der annurr
interest payable semi annually or all cash at option
Of the purchaser deposit Of ESQ required at time
Of sale
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A FAAeeF F
AssSSgSFF MES SHHTIssTTss

Arc you aware Of the fact that winter
isthe best time to buy your year's sup
ply OF Shirts because the new musiin
II thicker and warmer. and by frsqusnt
vsshine II becomes lixhtsr and makes
an ideal summer shirt-jsse wAsm yow
Wunf IL isoAs
Why not Let - ssll you yonr shirtss
"zAs Tsso Old TYmevs.n
=. y kILERY 4 Jos. H. FINLAND.
Hsnagsn Branch Baito. shir. Fsctcry.
e51 9TH ~ n ". near =. y. svs. junceaoa r23
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What boon it woaid be 10 the poor poet.
mind.
IL when tackling the Thanksgiving turkey
To NEE; the demands 81 his law he could ini
Some words beside 'jcrky" and ''murky."
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ANY TIVE You WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
q and est N HURRY eone To Thk Law M,
PR1STISG-EN6R WING Noted Tor fiSk wOhk
u VI. hOO6E. hAnAxW uAalS
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No
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and D sts n W.

Il W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING ON
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust TO u.s. bearing date Sem
tembe7 20. 1880 Guly recorded in Liner 1522. foao
:S> ct of the land records the District of Co.
lunbia, and at the request of the parties secured
thereb We the UNDERSIGNED trustees. wiz sell
public auction. in front the premises, on THURS
DAY. the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. A. d. 1882
at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece or
parcel Of lard and premises situate in Washington
as and being lot humble. ed 141 in BCCKINGHAMS
subdivision OF part of square numbered s6I per
plat recorded in her H. folio "a. of the records OF
the surveyors Office OF the District OF Columbia said
lot having frontaee Of 10. 25 feet by depth Of 81
let. and improved by brick dwelling.
Terms Of stle One-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the balance in three equal
men's. payable In one. two and three years, With
terest at o cent per annunn, payable semi an
nually. secured BY deed of trust on the property
Sod all cash. at the option OF the purchaser <
deposit OF 200 viii be reau red at time of sale All
Terms of sac to be complied with in days from
date of sale. otherwise the trustees the right
TO resell at risk and cost of defsutng purchaser
pure ssers.
MAHLON ASHFORD r.,,..o.
nlSeo &. II. WlLI1AMS0N.S ii"slees'
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.

nUSCANSON BROS, Aucts
PEREMPToRY SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
KESfDENCE AND BRICK STABLE, BEING
10 "a i sTRFIT, SOUTHWEST. CONTAIN
On sArCRD y AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
TwENTY-sIXTH. 1872, st HtLF-pAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK, will sell in frnnt OF the premises al Of
lot as in frndals subdiysion o. LOIS - and %. and
TART OF 81, in square 461 improved by two-story
Trick dwelling snd good brick stable.
Terms; one-saH cash "a snce IN one and two years
sb semi and to he secured by deed Of trust
on premises Or AL cash. at OF ton Of pur hsser
sncng. SC. purchasers Terms to be complied
with in fifteen DAYS otherwise right reserved resell
AZ and cost Of defautny purchaser after i've days
sdye' ent OF such in newspaper pub
ni.-iSds DUSciSsoN BROS. Auction.er.
- ArCL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
PEREMPIoRY SALE BY AUCTION oFyALgAsLE
81 saKEIbSs f avEs6E k kSb Srsax Sck
Whereas the hereinafter described real estate was
conveyed TO me for the 81 sale and dstrbu
sn % h ,he pys... T sci Fl H e fVsS1 v
EIGHTH pA1 " NOVEMBER, A. D. ls9e; AT
estate: -
In blocks. Of Todd Browns subdivision Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant p aims
bsisn in enc and txo years. 8 per cent per
snnum. payable semi-snnuaiIy, secured ~ deed
the opaiop q the ,urshaser 4 dsro.i, q i1oS
upon each lot required at the time OF sale. II the
tens 81 sale s n, WIZ ~ r., - days from
the risk and Of the suring purchaser after ve
days advertisement such resale in solDe newspaper
and recording at the COS, OF the nu chaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARE 4 Co. 4aet.. ni6-dtd.
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$3.50 UPWARD.

MEDlUM-WkIGHT, GIOyE-F TING DRESS
tVERcoATS.
hort. medium and full lengths. Ke-seys Meltons.
Twceds and Cassimeres.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS,
TvHANCEhY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIaPRovED
~ LOT ON SOUTH A BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST

SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST
o ~ SH
f;S1s : &
SS S sss s.s Ct ":
csss and the residue in two equal
gPUI ,hs y >. cash !: option
q sale. II the terms not compisd with within
and of the puT
chaser after I've days previous police The Evening
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. Trus.e..
THOMAS DowH1 &c son A wsssns' S 81 g.
nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctOneers
StsE Of AM pSrHsEs
,TWfLFTH sTREET souTHEAsT. NJ 80
ss sssIS@s eSea OF the
Il sSn mt Is IN
ct al are defendants. the undersigned trustee sp-
zig H iss ii T. e
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of the prem-
said to a part q St
sss .ps e 3 sSqrs nube,sS NM hun
sss iHg his 9 ,s:se. ;
t e N 90 feet; thence east eiehtyone and 9 10
improved BY atwo;story frame house Nv -
Terms one third of the rurcha,e price is to be Paid
year. from the day Of sale and for the deferred paw
beartnT interest from date lecufsd BY deed Of
trust upon the premises All c1nveyancinR and
deposit of 800 will be figured TINE OF sale
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and D SITS. nv.
kEG EEs xEEs c SALE OF H9Ests WgLSs HsR,
81 + ;sSA %SSS ASS SAkb
ssss e ID s"sas%
T TsR i 81 is ZEN 5gJSR i
public auction premises numbered 17l6 18th St
s SGis,ssn n S5,,s, Five Mules
Three Double Lsrye Dunn Wagons,
Thirteen sets Cart Harness.
Three sets Dcnbe Harness.
Two Moi:ipx sScfsss'
One lot Of saved and Spill. Wood,
BILE Door and Iron SAFE viii, combfn cns p'u
number Of Deshs Copying Presses. Coal Scale and
conduct of the wood and coal business.
c.xsS o OF ise u.sh Private bids viii also be
thereof f IEo sYf T6 521 nEpssYgsSs''0n.
EDWIN su fif I :. nw. Receivers.
n2l-dts 4o2 St NV.
r ArcIIEFE, DAaR co 81. sy ct aSEl "
HSGsk 50 hF sTKHEr s eElik
On TURsDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY.NINTH
1892. a. FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. viii sell. in front
of the pref ISIS,
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 70. SQUARE aa5
Fronting 81 80 fees II III street with depth Of III
feet inches ~ i0foot paved alley improved By an
elegant brick house with back buiiding under good
NAL and % Ina Of Anacostia cars
t. Se cass Of q
time Of sale. Terms to be compied with in fifteen
days fron the day OF sale the rVht resell
rst and cost Of the defautny purchaser IS reserved
All conyevaucng. recor ing. &c. at purchasers cost
n21d&dbs RADCLIFFE. DAIR L CO.. Aucts.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. .uctioneer.,
~ go PA. AVE NV.
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SHOOTING STARS.

THE ISFI.rrNcE OF TRIfLEs
A little collar button
Did from his grasp escape.
That's What twisted his Thanksgiving
Entirely out Of shape
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BROS AUcTIoNEERs
PF R6 rINa ts shhE 70 CLOSE AZ dsTATE
90 E STREET NORTHWEST, BEING AT THE

NO FINE BRSiGK H0HfIIESSs E M AZ b5SS 1
90, E STkEtT NORTHWEST BEING AT THE
COR ER OF SECOND AND sTKEETs.
TH1RT1ETH. 1852. atHALF-PAsT Four O'CLOCK,
we VIII sell, iront OF the preInses to close an IS
II S3 ~ 570o0L0T 10 Front Nc % FEE II
STREET NORTHWEST, each having a derth Of III
feet to an alley Each lot being Improved by we
but brick dwelling tairinx IL and all mod
ern improvements bath rooms. furnace rooms and
laundry rooms This property Is admirably situated
for private residents and would make desirable in
in q cd order. o
Terms of sale: One third cash, the balance in one
and two years. notes to bear per interest pay
able seini-annual.y. and to be secured by deed of
trust bearing the date OF sale. cash at the option
of the purchaser. deposit of $3.50 will be re-
CURED on each house at the time of All convey
ancing and recording a. purchasers cost. II terms
of sale are not complied with within fifteen days after
SALE the rlyht reserved to ese the properly AT the
rick and cost Of the defau ttn4 purchaser after ys
davs advertisement OF such resale in some
published in washington. D. G.
n2.3-dSds BIZ ORDER OF THE HEIRS
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g BENSENGER. AUCTIONEER,
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. No. $40 LA. AVE.
PFRFMPToRY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
WILL BE SOLD At TIE BAZAAR SATURDAY
MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH, AT
TEN O'CLOCK, 4 CAR LOAD OF HORSES AND
MAREs CONSIGNED BY Mr.. ELI WILSON
OF PHILADELPHIA.
This l. good lot stock and buyers will find then,
nrst-class workers and ma y excellent drivers.
We invite the attention OF the pu 81 10 this sale
one will positively be so without re erve.
s. BESSISGER,
no3i. ttCTf0NFER-
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
i 6l2 + ST. n w.


SAFE GE HsRI2 T tHs
A NIsT q ET1R T HH5f SpSIg
SiA H. e TfdBRActitSSGG Is PaRr A. NJ
TaT; ii and z, and Other Mattressss, "
Beds aGe. and 8 and dser
hsaii nd Cooki 3 stSyes, a nunbsr Of NeS ane
go, " Iso, AZ TWEdtE O'CLOCK.
n1 h's StTSiss'i bdRnS SON Aue.s
RERNARD LEONARD. Real Estate Broker.
TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELLING NO: s3l {
To ALI r SINE ps f4fTNYF 81 A ASP TT2
o. Rene AEp sTAU ''F NOVEMBER rH1nrrrrH
Fee. Al FoUR O'CLOCK p VI. vi .eii in iron "a
tse n on I t % 10Th i side S Sf s by e
Of IL ;eet INCHES to 30-foo, alley. improved by
2-story frame dwelling
Immediate after will SCH dwelling on alley
mon'hs. with interest. secured by deed Of trust o
81 a reaGfe az = n On sale
and recording al cost % pgrela SseIr;r,1xcsox
& BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEER.
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. No. $40 La AVE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF OVER SIXTY HEAD o.
HORSES AND MARES, TO BE SOLD At TIL
fWfNTY-s1xTH. AT Ten O'CLOCK. AA'l
car load OF Horses and Mares consigned by Mr..
Emerson of Mentor. Ohio.
Also
A car load Of Horses and Mares consigned by Mr.
LAUDER Of York. Pa
Twenty five head of Horses and Mares to be sold 70
want Of use.
Buyers d in this immense sale stock to suit an
pu y, Sc and every Horse will y stivey be sol
without reserve
n34-2t y. BESSISGER. Auctioneer
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II is the turkey Who Is 80 fortunate "a 10 he
survivor who IA ,uld most enjoy Thanksgiving.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auc:s.. 9Th and d sts. NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF A COY HOME IN GEORGE.
TOWN, BLING HOUSE No. 1902 FIRST COR n

CHANCEkY SALE OF COY HOME IN GEORGE
TOM, BEING HOUSE No. 34O2 FIRST COR
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. dated the 18th Of October 1891
and passed In certain cause therein dependiny IN
which Robert Phillips wa. complainant and Harry
a. Rpbl, n sucton On WEDNESDAY, THE sEy:
O'CLOCK z NJ in front Of he premises part, Of lots
tton 70 Gsoreetown; the same being bounded fol
street the end Of I'M dawn westerly said street
tersectfon Of First and Frederick streets and run
thence south and alel with Frederick street seven
tyone feet; thence westerly and parallel Wit First
street fourteen feet SIX inches thence north and
parallel with FIRST lin to the south
line of First street then with said First four
teen feet SIX inches to the place of BEGINNING
Terms of sale prescribed by decree ar amended by
Court in General Term; One third cash and the
residue in one ne. and two yesIs from day Of sale:
the purchaser VIII be taken secured by deed Of trust
ehaser DEPOSIT o: 800 vii. be required when the
the purchaser. II terms of are not Complied with
within ten days after sale the tie
rht to resell the property at the and cost OF the
defaultiEg purchaser after five DAYS adyertiSement
JOHN MARBUKY. Jr trustee
n23dSds 1907 ST. NV
49,. xTSs<Nk- mn.
, 1892-03-18
The Ripper Caught.

LIVERPOOL. March 1.-THE excite
ment caused by the discovery of the
bodies buried at Rainhill Yesterday shows
no signs Of abatement. 1t has been
learned Williams proper name is Deem
ing. He has a brother who resides in
Birkenhead and who was summoned to
attend an inquest today on the bodies of
Mrs. Deemiug and her four unfortunate
children. He bears a striking resem-
blance to the murderer and had a narrow
escape this afternoon from lynching at
the hands of the crowd. The murderer
always has been of a restless disposition.
He married the woman. Marie James in
1880 and she accompanied him to Austria
liza. They remained in that country a
number of years and returned to England
July last. bringing with her four chill
dreu.
They remained with her sister until
their MYSTERIOUS disappearance. A dis
patch from Melbourne tonight says Will
liams. or Deeming, is expected to reach
Perth tomorrow, where he will be re-
manded for court proceedings. \.
, 1892-03-18
Warrington Notes.

WASHINGTON. March IT. = After
spending four hours and a half today in
the consideration of judicial nominations,
the senate disposed of them by confirm
ing them all. When the roll was finally
called, it appeared Judge Woods, against
whom an attack had been directed, had
been confirmed by a bare majority, the
vote standing % to %. Subsequently
one more vote was added to the afirma-
tive list, making the vote "a to %. The
vote was strictly according to party lines,
excepting that PETER voted with the dem.
ocrats against his confirmation.
A cablegram was received today by the
bureau Of American republics from Con-
sui Kimberly at Guatemala contradisting
the published rumors of revolutionary
movements in that country and announc-
ing that Gen Barrios was inaugurated
today with much ceremony and the coun-
try was 10 perfect peace.
, 1892-03-18
English News.

LONDON, March l7.-In the commons
today the parliamentary secretary stated
the loss of revenue to the British colonies
In the West Indies under the reciprocity
treaties with the United States was:
Jamaica. $l45. OOO; Leeward islands. $780,
600; Windward island, SO. 600; Barba-
does. $50. 900; Trinidad, $4,000. aud Bit
ish Guiana, $l45. 900. John O'Connor
again raised the question of Irish repre-
sentation on the British worlds fair cou-
mission. Attorney General Webster re-
Piled that the Irish members misunder-
stood the matter; out OF twenty members
on the list. nine were Irish; if the Irish
members handed In other names they
would be added to the committee. Ire
land will he well represented in the exhi-
bition and in the work of classification
care will be taken to see that the wishes
of the Irish members are carefully .cousid
cred. Sir Lyon Playfair held that the
sun now proposed for a grant was utterly
inadequate and Bslfour said the question
of increasing it would receive early at
%tention. The vote of $50, 900 was then
approved.
, 1892-03-18
A Common Sense Remedy.

In the matter of curatives what you
want is something that will do its work
while you continue to do yours-a remedy
that will give you no inconvenience nor
interfere with your business. Such a
remedy is Allcock's Porous Plasters.
These plasters are not an experiment,
they have been 10 use TOR over thirty
years. and their value has been a~ttested
by the highest medical authorities, al
well as BY voluntary testimonials FROM
those who have used them.
Allcock's Porous Plasters are purel,
vegetable and absolutely harmless. The,
require no change of diet and are mo-
affected by wet or cold. Their actor
docs not interfere with labor or business
you can toll and yet be cured while hard
at work. They are so pure that the
youngest. the oldest, the most delicate
person of either sex can use them with
great benefit.
, 1892-03-18
BOODLERS %C0RRALLED.
Chicago City Aldermen Sold
Out to Corporations.
Some Votes Were Bought in
the Council Chamber.
Chicago's Alert Daily Papers
Expose the Boodlers.
The Grand Jury IDdicts En-
By Wholesale.
Chicago,s Doodle Aldermen.

CHICAGO, March l7.-As a sequel to
the recent passage by the city council OF
an ordinance granting permission to the
Chicago power supply and compressed air
company to use the streets and alleys OF
the city in about any manner it sees bit.
an Indictment OF a number of aldermen
by the grand Jury for alleged boodliDg is
promised. The CITY press association to-
night says: Bribery of the most fragrant
kind will be shown. Corruption and rot
tenness beyond the ideas of the most
cynical citizen will be disclosed and the
facts which make the position in Chicago's
council one worth hundreds of dollars of
preliminary expenditure will be shown up.
Tomorrow evidence will be presented TO
the grand jury showing beyond a doubt
that certain aldermen have been paid
literally for their votes. The Jury will
listen to q tale of rottenness aud corTup-
ton to which the boodling of the Cook
county commissioner is as nothing. The
evidence has beer in preparation some
time and it now encloses some of the city
fathers from which there is little hope of
escape. 1t includes confessions of several
guilty parties, which are said to be very
circumstantial Men who have been
working up these cases have spared no
expense and made sure OF every step.
They have witnesses who have seen large
sums of money paid by representatives of
corporations to individual aldermen and
who lave heard aldermen promise to cast
a vote on a certain measure in a certain
way.
Some received money at their homes;
some were paid in the precincts OF the
city hall. and two are said to have sold
their votes In the lobby of the council
chamber. The investigation. it is said,
will end only when several of the present
members of the council are wearing stripes
in Joliet. STATES Attorney Longe-
necker said this evening he expects
to show hat the compressed air,
Northern Pacific and Economic gas
ordinances. three of the most important
measures which have passed the council
for a long time, were gotten through by
the purchase of votes for hard cash. Il
don't mind SAYING" said he, that there
will be the biggest upheaval ever seen in
this city when the facts are finally made
public" Mr.. L~ongenecker added that
he would be aided in the matter by three
of the most prominent attorneys in the
city. they having been employed by local
newspaper who had had men assisting to
make out a case against the boodlers.