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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-06
FOR THE CZAR.
A Highland Costume for tho Autocrat of
the Russians.

4 Highland Costume for tho Autocrat of
the Russians.
An old Null weaver has just executed
what is for him rather curious order,
nothing less than a suit of homespun
tweed for his imperial highness the car
of all the Russias. The cloth is of the
usual Highland kinda hOmely looking
tartan, in which the prevailing colors
are lichen and indigo. 1t is scarcely TO
be presumed that the car, tired Of daz-
zling uniforms and gorgeous apparel,
has determined To startIe his court by
appearing in a suit of Highland spun
tartan. Such an action, says the Scot
fish Standard, might have been expect
ed of the German emperor, bat his
brother of Russia is too practical TO in
dulge in such caprices; and vet his or
der of the Highland suit shows that he
is not above being swayed by the i'm
pulse of sentimentalisIn- He has given
this peculiar order because his father,
the late car, had for nurse a Ross Of
Null girl named Catherine Mckirnon
who by some stroke Of luck found her
way into the imperial family Of Rus
STA, and 50 commended herself 70 aer
royal employers that rccollect3ons Of
her services remain in the family 70
this day. Thus II is that the ear has
ordered and obtained q suit Of Null
spun tweed, woven within few miles
Of the now ruined cot where Catherine
McKinnon spent her childhood Had
Catherine lived IN an earlier age size
might have been czarina and the moth
er. not the nurse, Of ernp-rors. for was
not the great Catherine Of as lowly an
origin as this cot;er girl from Null?
GaroPfnz Through q Royal Dinner
A royal dinner Is no. altogether
iovous and festive affair IL one may
trust the report Of al English pcrlo-di-
cal. which states tha= thor Is always
little more conversatiou than usual az
the roval dinner table when Lord sails
bury is present. as he 4 a great favor
ite with Tie queen. 0Tlt wise visitors 20
Windsor are always as taciturn as pos
sible when dining Eitn Ter majesty. "a
The dinner is gaIloped through a; such
a rate that anything beyond ronosyi-
.zhles involves the risk d hAvTug
plate whipped or by too attentive
faotrnza. aad finding II some 1o-ty
minutes OF - fro<a the stTea; % tbs
soup tina: ere h&S only sa5oyea . sort Of
Hz-rEasca3s feast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-06

The German Evangelic Lutheran Ladies
Aid society will meet tomorrow at o'clock
sharp at the residence of ms K. Frank,
1884 South Topeka avenue. Every MEM
Der is urgently requested TO be present as
business of Importance will come before
the meeting which will be positively
finished tomorrow.
Beginning Thursday, Jnly Z, the office
of the Humane Society in the city build
ing will be open from TO D. m, instead
of from 10 to u a. M as heretofore
r. L. MARRH, Pres't.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-06
A M.En sossi Tran fgr cb'eazs va ssas- 70


leaving " ichltA a. n % a. n arriving
10 Chicago els e. n. Esrt day. Fss1i0alsd
u TouZECut. Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by Apologize & Mallory,
Abstracters.)
The records in the register OF deeds office
show the following buyers:
NJ S Gerould lot 70 5 # off side 20 5
Waco st Watermans add wd..... 3 600
New England Loan company lots
81 TOPEKA av Meads add shf d.. 400
G w Tones tract in sec II II w
SHI q. .--..,----... too
A w Bows lots 237 24l Lawrence av
Hyde & Ferrell's add wd. ...... 2 500
G ID Rumbold lots IS 60 Central av
Hilton's add wd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Hartford Western Land company
lots "a 20 Guy av Logan add wd.. 200
w T Cuckley lots 13 10 stephens av
Stephens add wd.. 600
A G Wright tract in sw Or sec IL 26
re va. ..-......... cUO
6 + Hhiilips lots SO 50 blk 3 Kan
saS add wd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. coo
Amount of mortgage releases. 80. S. PIT
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
Stand by Your Own Town.

durham SUM
Encourage every one, especially
new mru. - come IN aud settle
among you, particularly tho~r who
are worthy and active, whether
they have ctplt,l og not t1rtF
Ia ,or alone Is WORTH money Those
who have capital should buy iHtS,
balIl houses, or tear down aud rc-
model the old ones. Go Ia work
aud stimulate every irgttimate
enterprise by giving All the IfaGd y
encouragement YOU can, or los unit
ing your industry, ioh acAc~ aad
capitai in the common cause. ,ul.
tivate a public spirlt and help your
ne.ghbor. IT he is III danger Of
breaking down, prop him ap IN
some way, either by klnd words,
good counsel or lit from your
porket.book. If he gets fauly
down before yog discover his at
uatt"n, set him on hf. fc,.t tttG--
his Misfortune ~ to be p't'"d, not
blamed and his talents aud labor
are worth money to tine con .nnniiy.
Besides, It may some day tie your
turn to need corresponding sympd-
thy. EleouIaL Your local an'h'-
rites III MAXIM public Improve
ments iof the Good ot tn i"Hr. Il
YOU have a refsonal quar-! -." n'nd
fight 1T ont on It's merits. Don't
lag 1t INTO watcr-"oiks, TIA" electric
light. the church, tn Iial~I school
or any other pn BIC entcfprIS'.
Speak well OF new aud desirable
nroi.ct. tx .nc.,ura,iu,iy o; tn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
SCOTLAND NECK n G. Thu RSDAY. AUGUST . 1892
THE VILLAGE POLITICIAN

Sittln' on cracker box, a barrel or a
keg
| Chawin' On tobacker he has been obIeeg-
ed to beg,
Within of a splinter while a workin'
Of his jaw,
Sayin' what pity his opinions amt the
Runnin' the hull country as twas meyer
run before,
lurnin' out the rascals while be spits
upon the floor;
Shown of the President egzackly what
to do,
Keepin' things in general from gittin'
IN stew;
Grumblin' over Wall Street, monopoly,
and work
Wife at home hoein' in the corntield
like Turk;
Flg'r on the comm nomin ations purity
close,
Givin' to the other side mighty sick
min dose;
AoAo4A toi III aIo AoloIuI1 1ChluIeT anu
protection,
Swearin' that the earth won't move a
peg before election;
GiYin' lazy Congressman a needed rakin'
over,
Settin' there in Washington like we'll
fed pigs in clover;
Givin' Gould and Vanderbilt a pointer
here and there,
Showin' just how surely one can be a
millionaire;
Payin' off the nations debt as easy as
wink,
Borrowin' dime to get himself anoth-
er drink.
Spankin' little Chile just to show her
how 1t feels,
Sassin' back Great Britain for pesterin,
our seals,
Tellin' of the Czar to let them Nihllists
alone,
Helpin' Kaiser William to prop up his
shaky throne,
Buildin' great navy with an hour or
two Of CUFF,
Lettin' the hull world know that we're
rabd, rude aud rough;
Gettin off his high horse, though, when
home he goes to dinner,
Dodgin' of his creditors like an ordinary
sinner;
Jumps to hear his first born yell, y ou'd
better watch out, dad!
Flour nd coffee's plum give out, md
mothers mighty mad
-Br0I0n Perrinaa1s IN Yankee Blade.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
SECOND TRIAL.
MONEY NOT EEEDED.
4 MATTER or rsrELLlor~cr.
New York Herald.

New York Herald
| Never ha- there been less need ur
rrasoa thta aos for large faads IoI
proper sal legitimate uses. - say
| uothIng of '-educationAl" ani "mi.-
slouary" work.
Ia this re ,peci tie present eam.
psign IS exceptionally unique. Mr..
Cleveland - now a candidate tor The
third time aud MIR Harrison .or tie
second. Their personal records and
vie~, arr familiar 10 the people. Dne
has served four and the other nearly
four ,ears Ia the White Huu SC.
Their administrations are matters Of
history well known To the count-f
Between the parties which they rep
resent there IL but one practical e
-oe generally rscognizeA, auG thst
relates to the tariff.
On this the difference Is one o( de-
oree rather than klal. Rotn are In
favor fatar,t,. The only 4 pr.repc,
ia that one want. A tipner tariff than
the other.
The people of the country are NOW
:, tbe nos,tion of q inrv on a seeond
trial Allth, evidence w,s submits
fed. evary armament made and evsry
nIea advanced o7 tie first trial four
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
Cost of Government Ownership
of Railroads.
Savannah y ews.
on incomes

Savannah News.
The peoples party that wants the
government to own the railroads has
very little idea Of what it would cost
the government to own them.
"Poor's Manual" jlst issued, gives
the net increase in mileage Of all
railroads in the Uuited States 10 the
calendar year 1891 as 1898 miles.
The mileage in the country has
renched 17O,6O1, and the investment
over Sill, 900, 100000, represented by
about s4,75O,OOo,O0O of stock, S5.-
25O,OO0,00O of funded debt and $500
100000 Of unfunded and current
debt. The civil war debt was small
compared to the national debt that
would be created by the purchase OF
the railroads by the government.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
-----------7-------7--7
Stopped His Paper.
Selected.


'ei0e''u
Nowadays when subscriber gets
20 10 d because an editor differs with
him -, sona trivial ones,t,n that he
,, s., - o ,a,, =
''Sooh' '''"eS us papoi'
bun OF a 2ood anecdote OF the late
norace Gccely, the well known eds
t.r of the New Yofk Tribune.
p ao Nayaor Row in
Ne" lo'h O'1s '''' "''' - - -
ne Of ais readers, who exctalm "a:
"Ml Greely after the article you
nnhlI,bsd this morning. lntead t.
''or -, ia.
oo' NJ ''u 'i' N''''''' wv"
do that
"Yee. sir, my mini Is made up.
;,,.nd ia atom tho n,nern
49,,
'"s ,,. .ooa.,od
"fp T.a no ,wa nc,
na W. C,oa1g ,.na,ked.
e,,, T>' nor ola 4
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
Catalpa Timber.
AIenhau's Monthly,

Menhau's Monthly,
OF late years catslpa has been
~ made to serve an excellent purpose
in the furniture trade. 1t was used
especially and with good effect by
railroad car builders. 1t is, howey-
er, losing it's name as catalpa, and is
known bg the furniture dealers as
white mahogany. 1t has also occurr-
ed in the trade under the name of
Payara, but what is the derivation OF
this name is not known In Pn:la-
dalphla it is cominp into extensive
use.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
A Fine Gang
harlytte News l7ih. }

fCharlytte News l7ih.J
In the Third Party-RepubIic,n
aonventlsn n Raleigh yesterday.
s-r. m-u VINO had attended the
D.nocra,ic State Convention ADD
vac al helped to nominate Elias
Carr. Yet when their first nominee
for Governor, Harry Skinner said
ta., bet~eea Eaves and Carr, lie
as foc Carr, they fgurativeiy took
Ssluuer down and pitched him ont
.uf doors. That is hne gang 10
.re(ofn" Ibis State, isn't it?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
a Leader.

Since it's first introduction, Elect
rlc B.tters has gained rapidly in pop
uIar favor, until now it is clearly In
The lead among pure medlcial tonics
and alter nothing
wh,ch oermits its use as a leverage
Or intoxicant, it is recognized as the
best and purest medicine for all all
ments of stmoach. Liver or kidneys.
it will cure sick Headache lndlges
ton constipation, and drive Malaria
from theisy stem. Satisfaction guaran
teed With each bottle or the money
will be refunded price only SOC. per
bottle Sold by Z. L. whitehead q
Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
Mysterious Answers.
North Carolinian.

North Carnllnian.
Answer to prayer ia mysterious.
We publish in todav's paper tie case
II gentlemr4 in RICnmGni county
who hal under serious aitlse DenL
lne question Of joining the 1Eird
part5. Af5er praying over II, came to
tne conclusion that the Lord direct
ei him to stay II the Drmocr stic
party. M. Buck Strowd, OF Chs
taam, says be has prayed over tue
matter. AMI that the Lord directed
him to go into the Third party. Now
evidently the Lord did not direct
both men, and We believe Mr.. Stro1d
nss mistaken the divine direction in
his present cause. We advise that
he follow q tue footsteps OF bis IA
ehers, and not join IN train-wrecket7
Who are trying 10 tear up tue tracks
Of Democracy. Notwithstanding they
know that when this track Is torn
tue train Of Alliance principles Will
be dashed to pieces.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25

They poultlced her feet and poultic-
ed her head,
Aud blistered her back till twas
smarting and red.
Tried tonics, elixirs, pain killers and
salves,
Though grandma declared it WAS
nothing but '.narves,'
The poor woman thought she must
certslnly die,
Till "Favorite Prescription she hap.
pened to try
No wonder It's praises so loudly
they speak;
She grew better at once, and was
we'll in week.
The torturiog pains and distress
nervousness which accompany, at
times, certain forms of female weak
ness. Weld like magic to DR.. Plerce's
Favorite Prescription. 1t Is purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, and
.dopted to the delicate organlz alton
of woman. 1t allays and subdues
the nervous symptoms ard relieves
the pain accompanying Functional
and organic troubles. Guarantee
printed on bottle-wrapper anl falth-
fully carried out for many years.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
DIES

LADIES
,osin, q tonic. or children who want pu'
oo"---e ing UP, should take
RROyVN,S IRON BITTERs.
IT is pleasant; cures Malaria indlges,luil'
5iliousnesS, Liver Complaints auo Ne0e-sA@
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
HAND MADE.
OLDEST WATCH IN THE
WORLD.
IT WAS MADE IN LONDON AED IS OWN
ED BY AN AMERICAN.
Selected.

| Selected.
Seth Longsbaugh, a Prospector
and mine owner of Butte has in his
possession probably one OF the most
valuable relics in the country, says
the Anaconda Mont Standard. 1t
Is timepiece In the shape Of Il
watch and bearing the name of "Jo
seph Davis, Londoo, 1921" fhe
genuineness of the article is uoq1es.
toned, and its grea. value lies in the
fact that the earliest record of the
pocket tIne-piece is 1894 and ls VI
Swiss make.
The Davis watch has been an heir.
loom of the Swan family for nearly
200 years. 1t finally came into the
possession of Frank SWAP, one of
the family who lives in Nevada. He
did not appreciate the value of the
| watch and gave 1t to his children TO
play With, and when Mr.. Longshaugh
first chanced to see it, about fourteen
years ago. the hands had heen bro
ken off and one of the three cases
within which the works were enclos.
ed was lost. He recognized It's val
ue and secured it from Swan. The
watch was examined by Turker fine
San Francisco ieyeler and after
mskjng researches. he pronounced il
oenuine More recently Hiobt &
Fairfield of Butte. made 9 search N
the misty past. but the earliest date
they could find Of the existence of
watches was 1900.
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>. !, uas noaao,;raiu hu h.d
tho ,,oI.orzs ,n,on,ho,, IN -.
,o-,s orr ,l.ioIu a,,Io , -.
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~,
IN q 'hp
a..h;n oo,si.ta of , ot,
ho1oneo.uboal wh,.h ,,,a nit,
noo5,I,n lii Iovo, md - ,,aoo
IF tho podoro ,o;-a,r;ro e 1o,
a+., oAo; ,;oh
ds on ,,,o ta,h,
wheel tho nn-nosa of wb,ch ia not
annaroni rooks lilo boIt-uhool ~,
49,
~
amlneo IL. Inc lace OF Tue "sCci IL
ol p"osheo s'ee'' al" Tue nouFS are
lh"rheo 's fa'se' hu ai'' A'oolo
Tue e"ee Vi tne l"oe0 a'e hsu'e' iioih
D I" oo' 10 leplesep' e''"e' Seoo""'
or minutes ID the centre OF the
d'al Is 'he Dr'C'su coa'-o'-af us 10
ralseo nFass' consisting Vi Vne cro"n'
l'on' "Od uo'corn.
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25

lIloCHER.-Before the public for
DIty years, Ninety TWO thousand
10 use, Best made for the
Money.
HAGNER' made for Rylsnd &
1se' Cheap and moderate price.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
glst to sell DR.. Kings New Dlscov>
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, upon this condition. If you
are afflicted with Cough, Colo or
any Lung Throat or Chest trouble,
ani will use this remedy as directed
giving it fair trial, and experience
no benefit, you may return the bot
tie and have your money refunded.
We could cot make tEis offer did we
not know that Dr.. Kings New DIS
covery could be relied on. 1t never
TRIAL bottles free at
E. T. Whitehead & Co.'S Drug Store.
Lrrge size SOC. and Sl,OO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25

Pipe Orgaus.-Sample IN
ware room. Will pay ex-
press 10 Richmond and
return if church reperscn-
ative buys aPlpe Organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
ASSAULT AND LARCENY.
The Cases Jadre Miller Had Go Deal Win
Its Return.


Judge Miller resumed his sea; at the poi..e
COur; this morning aud entered on busine-..
George Edwards was charged With an assaul, N
Minnie Mitchell by knocking her IA, OF. lie
was fined So. Ia Perry was charged with A
assault on Elizabeth Perry but wa. dismissed.
A. ID. Watson for assault on waltar
Vaughn Was fined 81 Thomas s,a-
nor was charged with an assault
on Anna Brown and carving a razor. and he
was sentenced to thirty days in Jail in the ss-
ssult case and five months in jail for oarryias
the razor
George 4. Bernhart. an old soldier. Va.
charged With carving a concealed weapon a
pistol-andiwas fined $50
LOWS Hobs Tor trespsss taking pears from
Dr. Tindalrs place, was fined $40
WIN. Neiles was charged with the larceny ~
cakes and sentenced Co fine OF as
Myrtle Lenmer. alias Lille Allen a White
giri OF eighteen wears, was charged with obtais,-
ing goods by false pTetences. from Clark A CO
sA IS. Kennedy & Go. SIS n. n. Pierce s24 a
by claiming to have been sent bv her employee
plead guilty aud held IN $500 for tls
action Of the grand jury. She was arrested
osierday by Detectives Bradman and BurroVs.
James II. Hunter was charged with the lhr-
ceny OF watch from the person. and held fer
the action OF the grand jury: bonds. $500
Lulu Brown. a colorcd girl. was charged with
the larceny from i;ov. W. q. Davenport of Ana
costa Of books. works and church vestments.
She was also charged with larceny from Mrs
Hobbs OF Anaco-tia OF a hght-blue sash valued
at s525. The sentence was thirty DAYS in ca, b
case.
John johnson. colored boy was charged
with the larceny Of a ring valued Mt IS. takslu
while delivering ice, and sentenced TO thirty
DAYS in Jail.
Louisa Nugent. who was charged with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
THE NEw CABLE LINE.
The vtrss Oar Ran From G~orxesown % INT
Navy Yard ThI. Afterroon.


The first car on the now completed cable road
OF the Washington and Georgetown Railroai
Company was run this afternoon from George
town to the Navy Yard. Presidcpt Hurt ahi
the officers Of the road and invited guests wore
the passengers
The train consisted Of q grip car and
trailer and naturally attracted a great deal q
attention all along the rolte. The cable ~.s
not run at the rate Of speed which will be the
rule when the road is in fan operation. a. ne
company did not care to sweep Of of the
rack the horse cars, which ran-t be koft
IN use for some weeks vet After 90
day the spectacle Of car propelled by the new
motor viii be n familiar one 60 people hvias
along the route OF tins road. ADDITIONS o. the
number 81 cable in u-e will be made as
rapidly rs the grirmen become familiar VIII
th"ir duties. The cable l. laid ON the
enure route and the road is nov
practically IN operation, although ~ stat~i
horse cars will c"ntinne 20 he used for sorae
time The tests made Of the practical workings
OF the road have proven 60 be satisfactory and
the equipment has proven 10 he what was &C.
pected. first class In every respect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
AT THE RIVEI; FRONT.
ARRIVED


Four mast schooner John X Souther. Thomaston.
Me-. Capt Thompson nine days from Bangor. Me-,
with 161O tons Of Penoscot ice and 500 OO0 spruce
th from the 3 SH Red ss5 nS
Miles CrisisId; Md, Cart WeSstsr; from Nantisoke.
5o.h
IN q fG sax Ferds 1s cS
Gap ss,im p6, schooner cone, Mary
more. with bout 100 o. antrscite coal! Schooner
harry ad WITH s9s 70 v d CT and S wds
Schooner Bette McDOrman Cr,sheId. Md. Cart.
abou Baeeye sshoSen
sys ra KSni Tank S c NTH B
H. PdiSm.s il y tug b Il Key. %sshias tom N.
; sss ,nxG DAVIS
SSo4 ;nd "a, q yellow zine rig il tow sshSslsI
S SoTof Capt hs
j%n GRAY WV
s31 D. S Ss5s s ,S With 2 G.rds Q, VOID in
France from Baltimore with loo tons Of antSIacits
SAILED.
Three-nast schooner i. K Hart Alexandrta Va
Capt C. s. Kentz. to Alexandra to load for Norfolk
sioop g. d. Faunce, Crisneld. Nd. Capt. Fannce. to
Sahsbury. Nd to LOAD watermeions; Schooner NJ.
ass 5Sh
son. to Yeocomico, Va. 10 load wood either Tor Wash
bou s sAe %1s, T u e.
NonEi, Va Barre loan and Trust. 70 Rose creek
CAPT; Easan sehoonsr judy. crsseIa. Mdn,hc sps
MiIa sS Cssed hsS shosnsI rsns Hodges
to load wool for this port.
DUE
Schooner Richard jackson from NAn.icoks With
watermelons. Schooner Howard and Ogden. Aiexau.
dris. Capt Willard Simms from wade's bay Nd
the penobscot Schooner Oriental. AiexAhdri:. Va.
s sssoue Kss i,,s IRON creek Ma
isrsSD Edward. from the sis q so@ia Va 's'
NOTES.
Mate Of the four mast schooner John K. Souther 70
arrive from the Penobscot last evening" reports hne
sailing westher down the coast. Heavy tug Penn.
wood q Ferd's Trsnsrortstior Company Baltimore.
foo, Of 9th sxains orders seSosnsr c q sas
baltimore, from Baltimore with COAL Is dischsrxed.
rs ii.
nxton has received her stock and i dressed IN
ss is + y s
svspi and vii I e
the 70 1 sn. Sp Of ss
II. iisel from s1 S.s s'Sas
ss n' Il f sss f gwen
and CAPT ss' x.Ssss sSsa:s
sPA s iaS
Of pant. s sfs ipRssas =
john Nchols. Norfolk. Capt Jenkins. Is stu IN The
schooner Maggis, from Portsmcyih. W. With ium.
4 mailing ready 70 Deepen Is. dcei Of the ssesnes
Massno Steam pile driver No. 2 Of Georgetovn i
ssoan. snS q = Ss ~ J,
sss csa.. ass: q rs ~ =;
o sS h.s xissdr.wn sis snpesIsn sey
saa:s II. e sSss saa ss
ron conftnnes y Increase The sessor Of tbt stsar
.1S Sc ssa:s
larrsst Of the nes Of fouy.:sst Sh oper, that fre
nssn Is tbs coIs she rsss.s.s .s p6 xross tons
eeer She was butlt 81 Thorn s;en.. AZ. % lG96
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
FOR lighthouses
LEGAL NOTICES.
TilsG July ~ 1892. J r. Young, Clerk
IN THE SUrltiNE COURT or TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

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Charles C. Glover - al eVrstrs anil trustees of will
Of tIcO-r BiuTTuit. plaintiffs. Georye Bancroft,
II. - a. or-eil.@si;s- No i.ELiO. 10. Doc. :sS
Gn uiciiun Il 'he paint rs av Nr. r. Ross Perry
ter sn-ltCTit y ordered that defendants George
BaosrOff- IT,. John Chandler Bancroft Sarah Rar,-
tillgI. WI er Dwight J. ~ rott Famine Bancroft Hes
ter SincrJf'. ID" e-.eIit aufi fellows Harvard
CS.lee. n-g 'rg crate ~ virtue Of the laws ~ tn.
state - hizS-trh.>tt-. and Maria Thomson, cause
Their zpre%acs 10 b. c.steTed herein before the
Est r1lr UJY occurring loTty days after this day
)the-N'Is- tie MI! - Proceeded with as in cas-.
u de.sg..L-
The cef7@. q mi. -t - Tor a construction q. the
At ~ aft -t-;a Ell u jr-o-xv Bancroft deceased
ate BE- Dls r. pl Columbia. and for -iction
III 1is5g- tld."ss. -OITt T. tie Illn.fs executors
I'D tl-ts~ co. Ia sill last Will ant am. at AMI
astrt-reut o. tst- arCOfn.S the said executors
q fuses ani Tor DISTRIBUTION OF 'ne OF the
IL AFR ul.-T she 4..iho-i.y q; tine sad court
usslFJs.- tl IFll ssh. t;se Washington Law
-tr;@T add the Evening star
Syiue su--rt. A. Is nAGSEl;, Jlssi-e &c
rrC"i Iss:- j. l. NOCNG Clerk
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