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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS.

The Platform Adopted at Their State Con-
vention-Presidential Electors Named.
At the Delaware democratic convention yes
terday the following presidential electors we're
named: Newcastle. Chas. b. Lore; Kent, DIR.
Ezekiel Cooper, and Sussex, VIM II. Coul-
bourn-
The convention adopted plow as the device
to be used as the heading of the ticket, as re-
CURED by the Australian ballot law enacted by
the last legislature.
The platform adopted demands that all taxa
ton, including tariff taxation, shall be adjusted
20 meet the wants Of an honest, economical and
frugal government; commends the efforts Of
the democrats in Congress ''to lessen the bur-
den of federal taxation BY untaIing some Of the
necessaries of life and making free the raw ma
terisl Of important Industries pledges Della
ware democrats to stand BY the cause OF tariff
reform It'll o democratic Senate and demo-
cratic President shall unite with a democratic
House Of Representatives in responding to the
demand Of the people for Just laws. more econ
omical administration and reduced taxation"
The following plank adopted with
relation to federal enterprises at the polls:
The hordes of armed mercenaries who as
deputy marshals infest the polls in the chief
city of the state perform no function except to
execute the partisan behest Of local republican
booeCcs AncAAalSc VIC pooeo VI VIC
and Illustrate the tendency of the republican
party to a reckless use of the centralized power
Of the general government, while the desperate
and revolutionary attempts Of the last republi-
can Congress and President Harrison to increase
and extend this interference and to control
from Washington every polling place in the
United States BY the provisions Of the infamous
force bill was refuted by the courage and patri-
otism Of the democratic minority and met with
the indignant condemnation Of the people at the
POLLS There Ia no security against a repetition
Of this attempt except the defeat Of the Presi-
dent and party who made it.
Members Of the state central committee were
chosen as follows: Newcastle county-L. Irving
Handy, Willard Salisbury, Col. Henry A. New
land, John F. Callahan and Abraham Hayden.
Kent county-James c. Robinson, George H.
Giidersleeve. Thomas d. Barton. Charles j.
Harrington and Henry W. Carpenter. Sussex
eounty-AIfred T. Robinson, Elihu Morris,
Isaac WoOtten, John u. Layton and William F.
Causey.
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs g. VEHICLES.

FoR ssLl-.T . BAReAIN. ON HORSE 1HD
IN the Se.f o. sss n Mas. sss s's's Gall ,ss .s
EoR sALE-A NICE DRIVING MARE. JA6oHR
siss Can se sees, .s !. Gss ~ . S.sl Of Us" ss
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE -oSE FINE GRAY
sound csfifsL BsESs rear Ss ~. rs on. ave. s''s ss
FSE t... s. !, sANpptS ivt phIyIss
ANp SALE STABLES. llao Vermont ave. rIurt.
E,oR SALE = FIRsT-cLAss WORK HORSE:
spss %gt an sst.,. Apply TO JUSTICE ARM
L,oR sAI.E-oNE FINE BLACK HORSE, CAN
I irot Ia three minutes one Iron gray hurse good
driver sound. srpts and cheap, also t~O siae-p.I
busgies Addrctsse. cor s;h and Sc Sc. su17-2t'
FoR sAILs.T A aRE.T s.csIrIcE T. IMME-
sss ssn' e;, sssa .THssIs :, the srs t
r. m Inquire at .ls5 INV. sui.-x
Tor sALE-YoUNG. SOUND AND KIND HORSE
u DAYTON and harms; nearly new, cheai. Apriy
al3 g NJ. Sc. altar ) pia. sul6-2f
L,oR SALE HANDSOME BLACK HORSE; :
YEAR odd, snund excellent FOR saddle carriage
s s- =, s ia MY Esri-s saddle and bae an 3
EoR SALE ROAM MARE: GOOD DRIVER KIND
sh sSS s s.P sriss . ssT :..Rd
EoR sALE-wHo Is wM. y. 9EYER TEE MAN
II Who has the greatest numbsr anil variety Of ali
s ss s.ss so'A
E,oR SALE CARRIAGES WAGONS. HaRNEsa
and .sssn. e u. mos @s On esse s. md sns s
sssss ana s. s. .. q
terms, One whole door q ever 100 spsln.s, ~s-Pas
rObs. ke 70 3. found here L.rr. ..oi 81 Srstcla,s
sscond-hs9d cerrisse. sad v.scas always On hani
a.srs H on . rs r sos. s. s
Invite s Pu Str e s. 8 Ii ms, b % 'IsI .ay,a
NOR slTF- CaRRT1aFS WICONs AVN aT-e
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lNoR skLEs-Ar SACRIFICE III SOLD wIThlN
4 few days. PAYS per cent as investment. and IN
houses. hsvinS rooms AMI water siw.ss rer,ed :,
s sS M Pns e soOd tenant lV 5On "A feet with
:. DAVID d STONE.
house pressed brick frOni -coniAin,nE i, rooms.
hath snd cellar neatly papsrsa and altors;her de-
sss . s..s e' S..ns. o s .adis viii
S ress ssi s s,.y S "a or TO I'd
EoR shLE-THE OWNER OF A NEW GROOM
s San r. iSss Z: sSs Ar S;s
EfoR sAI.E-FRANE HoUsE on ap ST. sw.
iet fs.ioo: frons!nx on two str.ets only $50;
cay .si ~ very cheap nc s * 3 l..
EroR sALE-sIX BRICK HOSES ON lsT ST.
Sc nice loss; only 81. 800 each paying ARE per
sai1a ait ssSfsh
Lon sALESA sNAP-BRICK BorsE: ROOMS:
Ss e SID E iiss ss - . .s,
auI7-& pa "a So
FOB SAILS BRICKS, n Rooms EACH. AND
Tor =. saI 90 % s.sy s.s%s Tsi. Worth loo a
A. being good investment OF specuiston:
sal7-s 2iS ssh :. Az.
E>oR sALE-TERMs go CASH AND ESQ
VIII Cellar Sesss. sros SS.s,.
800 square iess Of sfSund oonnov No.
,-,. o~nen. oOhDpN BRO.
sul1-t sls 81. NV.
FOR sAIE-s5o CASH. $40 PER MONTH sFv-
eral 4room frames; near ears and herti-e hand
soms.y papered el.aJo each. c. T. BRIDE. IL.
ST Sc aul1-S'
EoR sALE-A GOOD PAYING INvEsTMEyT /.
= nice new houses bet 0sh and 9TH p-e one u .
are nicely papered throughout with modern Improve
mynts are rooms and cellar all houses. will
sell cheap half cash; balance hks rent
,yis-3ot' Builder and Owner. s:s5 9th 81 a..
EoR sALE..HousE 30 nth ST, sE STONE
and press brick bay window; cathedral glass tiled
Sesttbule. cabinet mantes set range, electric bells
s4; 500 easy terms cHAs. sMIELDs.
E,OR SALE-NEw 7-RooM BRICK on nth ST,
n ". near V; e5. 900; $500 cash. balance monthly.
18th st. ne extended; price, 90 800; eioO cash
belsn Ic monthly SMITH JEfFoRps.
aul6rG 5ll llth st NV.
NOR SAy.E-CnRNER HOUSE OF 18TH ST n W.
i bargain at %. 800; house 1olj Mass. ave. ne
's sai6. ehA' A. i4a, F.pn nv
EoR sALE-LooK AT rHIs-sRooM AND Gel.
i lar house all IN. electric lights psrered
throughout 900 feet Of nark,ng; 81 the rrin.
Ginal syenues price. ss.e0o: easy terms. ln9uirs
DOR sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY on PENN
L ave n ". running through 20 wide street: now
rented 20 the Unit. States low price splendid in
vestancnt. W. ]. oKIE l2lG st. n. sul8-a'
EoR sALE-NEw 10 ROOM HOUSE IN MOUNT
Pleasant; all mod. tmPs. large lot; HANDSOME
kEpFGsD T. WALKER son. iooe st. ~ NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

LroR RENT-ELEGANT 12-RoOA HOUSE, so7 N
e st "; good condition. new plumbing. DC. e.
snisS 81 JOHN ". MORRIS. Ga st. NV
EpoR RENT-N3 nth ST. Nv; 10 ROOMS. 2
baths. large parlofs suit dentist dressnaker;
e1cellsnt order; S75 OWNER. 1900 10th ST. \. y IT.
EoR RENT-UNFUREIsHED-
e. Dupont circle go lSl5 Fierce pisos rs e
} 3sa ri ssssli re-, 3 49, e .sis i5Ss
Flstsi The Milton. 25& @ 2ll3 llth 10 SO
lI2S 18th 90 81 11th 81 se..... ID
FURNISHED.
16th& Co1coran stsa233 g lathnr Dup'nt Oro166 GO
ID s:. COZ a. e -. n sssn ism
16th Of 200 18Th bet Q and X, 12Sk16o
FITCH. FOX . BROWN.
Hn11 .... 1406 @ =. nv.
1913 Gath tcor. NJ, st. rs and bath .$35
S40S N 81 n. new ~
~ HEisKELL McLERAN.
au17-6t zoos St
ENOR RENT-11Oe 18TH ST; 8 ROOMS AND
Il BATH; lstrobes. Price, f31 Apply to
auIs3t III I4sh st.
EOR REET-I3o6 l. ST. 8 ROOMS BATH AND
'' JAMES NJ. GREEN,
su163t III 18th ct.
For sESI-lsOs l.. sss 20 Ies ay = ~ ne. sr.~
. AgRs5ys 2 JAMES M GE af1 I'm a.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

of horse ~ sssf ddsss g5ksE
WANTED-BICYCLE-50 OR 52-INCH oRDI-
w nary. a22 "a st. n. ". after 5. IT.
WAsTEp ANp roE sALE,HogsEaoLD AID
: .h .Src sFH sSs
WANIED.3EEMX aToS TfPEwhITER IN p:
BRfGs IS AEkRh 6oTrS eSa
PANY. Del ave. and st. s.w. au17-3t
WANTED-BY, A .REsPECTABLE CoLoRE3
ersneef aos Washington st.. between 4sh and Ssh.
WANIED.EoH THE WHITE HOUSE SALOON
novelties and ann oese;
Bads address
" ANfED.jA YOUNG HORSE: MUST BE BAR AlH
wv Hyati.vilie Cor lot IN city. Xddres. BOI i1a
WANTED-cAsH. PAID FOR fURYITURE. CAR
WANTEp.aooDs OF AL KINDS no SELL on
w.. commission At private sale or at our rssulss saS-
vsnced and satisfactory returns ap.isnssed also hns
SnsS
Commission Merchants. suocessors to Wssks o..
631 Louisiana ave. NV. jy20-Sm
WANTEp-TAKE NOTICE.. WILL PAPER
and up. with ineh frieze save 2o Per cent On
'hsss TGrs m sS 81 sI.'
WANTED-To STOP AT THE ELKs, $50 PENN
w ave-. and get the best meal in the city. Our
WkSST1EEb1sk32tGRR SoLR hND sILXEh E 81
st., opposite patent once, basement store. Fine
wstch and CLICK rspssnS psmond mopns,nE a.d
WANTED..TYPEwRITK yoR nENT-BEM-
est rates free delivery; sold on installnents Arst
ei ,sYb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s'of st. NV
w Hill stock farm Telephone c.h Pcs or
,y14-tr Box g. Hysttsvins. Nd
WANTED-w. r. FRENCH. THE wEIL-KNowN
w tsxidermst: is now prepared 70 stun md mount
VI isS e. nv
WANTED-TYPEwRTTER FOR RINT-FIFTY
w machines Of almost every make that Ne have taken
in exchange for the new Csligraph; offered on Low
sSS T. sna :.s III. Ss.x
tiful specimens Of handwriting and typevritins pre-
pared With the Pomeroy Dupiicator process jy7-3m
WANTED-wu.L1AM G. FRIzzELL PIANO
w tTns+ e 81 sS Ssh St r Order from M ".
attention frst-class tuning at lowest rates. fe10h
WANTED : OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured Of homo without pain book Of particulars
sent free; 2; \. W00LLEf. n D.. Atantss os.
WANTEp-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
made over FURNITURE steamed ana motSs dsssroysd.
r. H. YOUNGS. l4O2 Pa. ave- Telephone 1008-2- rs
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FOR SALE-LOTS


For sALL-ltDRolT. Ayk BEL. ST AND
a. RHODE islsnd svs G LsD-cg f.a. son iEpe,;
i. iI de- fHosis rrsskh s'S Co. i 49,
EoR SAIL SIX BEAUTupL kpJofSfNa Tors
..ss sosg ot.s, AZ c.l,i.si,on .l.r.asiS tsss.S,
g. SaY ssf fs.s I, 81, sa, Tss a,eg % Sa . 4
lar less. win buy them direct u the owns Aifres
suis-s. s,.s sms.
L>oR sAIE-A RIG CHANCE FoB A Bt1IDER-
- lots lsnsl; corscr : aud ioth 50 ne. fross-
'ns u S ave &C. chsS a sis 1ps q < '
+ 10, .. No. ave. ana iath .. ne. VITA soss,na~n,
:sisS EMS tssTi ' s&i.b 6ss isoS f ~ 80
+ ave e-,. ism aud i.sh sta S.s -..s Nth iss
q :s.e .ad si.+sSe.1S cHAs. A sHIELDs isos
EroR ssLE-a PINE BtILpIkG Lor. .ixs, TO
II paved alley. in oorcorsn 81 bet. I'm add y "
70 sur, " + .t ohif fs FL .s'' sAr :siS s's
sr:s y. 'H s suit ''' P'i '' SIZE s ~
EoR sALE-rwo OF rHE aREarrsT RAR-
:: .S h ffa ss AZ = e
zoos IT. nLw. sul6-N
EoR sAiE-FovR cHEaP suiIpiSe LoTs ON
4 q tee n v. cer; Of pras. ave and Y q, -. .h,s,
qS Sl 'i i0e iF b eSs; s' II Ia
Op st NV Aul3-0i
EroR sALE- PINE PIFcE OF i4TH sT PROP.
- EkTf. 81 iect front sliish,: for conversion 70
sSe'i fIiEf 1 st'ffassfoRiSS.' 10. ra..
ENnR sALE-FINE BUILDING LOT oN BEr
4 Eth and 18th ~ss. eassrsn 2 hss. Whitney ave
fSc. = on BsmArk " No. hns lots 7th h~t and
Florida ave lo;s 3 a Z ON Prtnre.on st. Nj Piess-
81 looking aewh N-ridiSa a. one %, % isss st
fr s and q. s f....a Loo s,. e
.e.. 2oc asnAp. For b~rsain. laoh fer the Rec ksF
on stsn OF kki BROS n 90
suo-a no - nv.
EoR sAIE-oN Easy TERMS. SMALL Lprs IN
Moani Pleasant. 81. 20 each. Also very nice lot
W.T. Shade tres. near DIR. HAmmOnds. Columbia
heishts. only Je. l~f foot. =
J. n. HERrFoRD,
snll-im l4ip q e.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SSON III IsEAh I'D lA1G
EoR sALE-F1NE FARM OF $50 ACRES IN
SSass 1o.S from lid
70 LAytonvi. al cleared and under cultivation
a SO
OH St NV au1fsf
DOR RENT-A DESIRABLE GARDEN on DAIRY
so.S g
hi SssIm r. A fiH 4aa Ne 4o scs X.
r srty. imRroysd O SnimprOysd: : msepdacent
Of ground Houss h. rooms, is9es Ss.aas. i ssn
1pp Srss''''' Nice apple Ta.S bf ff
ATLANTIC CITY-0l5 CASH, on INSTALL
ns S: e. :u Ssss p K:as e s .''s Land
c sss sss l SH
a. sss.. : sss: G s
% nj sae s:.de ::e
THREE fscs1.iss built sinss Over 20 house.
an ss ::ss:s a: y: IS:
i'a sfs; u Il R::s " ~ 4. EAT.
CggURBAN TITLE DISTURBANCE COR1TY. %
q sis III 70 isna. ss:es sss "a
=; :xss:,.S.ia i''''': dc. s:s a a Z. u
LOB sALE-AT 1RANCHvTLIE- 3. AND o. m
two 4eyen-room Aouses Beautifully locaAs6; new
&c ;:s ssS 81; q ~ I -
MA4YLAMD TITLR4-TK IlINCI d501aES
sgislature Of HAEyiand sxai9n0 djss Is raj sSSsSs
Is: -; s -. ~ s. s..
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
C0N4lesIQNI1 o. DRH1S fQ1 fV11I ST191
and 1ssr'sasXb H3SSe1y l3Ga 4Rsx2 2sss;e:.
aoAes Asa6 ~ - a. ~
DOARDING.
TVS6t56b R0 SN4 ~ e. sU3PPF - sHTss az T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
WANTED-BOARD.

family where there other boardsrs best refer
ences. Address II. W. II. Star once. suII-3ts
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+ THAT NEAT BRICK COTTAGE

Containing rooms and bath room, with all modern
improvements. Price. &42 30 per month by the year
Apply 10 Nv. y. HCYCK.
au61m l!,O5 Pa ave
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1884 10th, 5r&storee12. so
.,026 l.. Or. M 49,. %. 20
2423 K, Sr. W, 20. 80
g23 n Fl ave. 5r. ". 20. 80
1924 Marion st, Or, "
23l7G, Or. w.......20. 70
COS 23d, 6r, mi. ,.18. 50
!, 225O Cleveland ave. 6r,
,losmS6S j 9EE..: =: 4 * *
S3iI ISG Ia SS.te22
i51d 6I,S e IL X
S.so q. a., O.; N
SSSu Va ave. or. W. 70. y
ggndSS4 1Htn. store rm- II ~
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stable and store only ive minutes walk from
STONE. soof st nv. ''' ~ '"'' W n !
EoR RENT = THE MOST DESIRABLE NEW
.assTf . ~ scsns p. p.r S hSfsh Or
auI7-e eis Pei NJ.
A Two very desirable lots Of Glen Echo Heishts.
%a lns We. 81 sssa.a 4 s
owner going ives causs for selling. Address wEsT-
> SOUTH BROoKLANDi.
Nov r the s e s1fc.;s ",, IN this .s
roads % 60 through In yer, shers tisss fes ssrus
and sni S5. cal. on ehh loo crc nne sr,is.r
EoR sALE-4oo ACRES OR LESS OF GOOD LAND
on Potomac. IN sight q Washington and AleIsa,
&c
y @ y ' saSrs.. SIS ssopf.
EoR sALE-THE FOLLOWING PIECES or
.ome on raSo. o,s.r: ns
lines. q. within 80 min utes drive Of the ciiy. rood
NE: :?a; J -: !, :ss =: SS
!: II; q: sss sss:. q 4: ID .s
ss e sss s .,:s' and
rss pon.h; s;room boo.s, bsrp and :rrs.. O. ooo~
Zoo e-sh e.la ALA 70 sSis n.rdsoms ne. ssoon
tenant s9a... barns: i.Iss number o. inprSv.A
toS nsan. sS.a- i sr.. al
Ter .e.s IN s scrrs sreom honse and barn SO rsr
s iss 'as $
.dvertseIaent send fr isrre lis q properly and %.
.a 1870 map The i i'iif ( Ss q cal
sh MI . ,. z, HONE II, on OF s n
from Aieranaris; commanding eIevasion With mag
y n:
RANGED heated by furnsce srsveled wsik 70 church,
.s. % aina..s' :.f rom :..t ss 8 %ias..s
ride 90 the city in oomfortabis be .en - w
SES III snd S' "a "a: on %
EoR sAIE.MoNIHLY PAyMEN s. BEAUri-
=. ri so: SUI. '' ''a ' iaff ssls. near
CuBuRBAN TITLE INSURANCE. COMPANY, nos
d ... Land. ssss ss' .ds ess.
% Also sns ns ~ s s .ae f: c 3.
FoR sx ALI Ivy,,n SMALL TsnMs sAca 100
RocSre ssh.r mean B.rs .sS ssssson AZ. s
; s.., d.,ts:SsSs.y. saosS: go .stss S.r,sr
S S,as SoS se ; ss ss,.ssH Estss and IN
bee: oooff 3 LyekEf.
EoR SALE or RENr.,A MAT SIX ROOM cor.
bad: ' Ssa1 g Z; SxfsS. - NJ L. s' :s Of
THERE ARE YET A FEW Tors ron sAIH Iy
~ S ne en-: ss e. 60. s,S ss sss
Eisin n ss s...
Tor SALE OR ExcHANeE-rAKoMs PARK.
fro 0:f home lee. ssn two
siS arsplsoss end .ss ;sss.nt wosi msasss sssris
~ A sersoS sroaas %. sa.t, Y.s el,s.;s.s a..
p;Ss:Sy: osiioa or .sar.- oxsER fHr% az.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
II PrANos-oaaAxs A
rsa s Of MUD re & f;SsHS r-..s,.,.a ,szs
~ ~; ssss y D. Ss s:s go % s:d.ss 81
s.: ssss si.s = 'sS.s nd =, '. s:ss'
Ssss. =: Ss Gas. g e 3. :s.s': r..''a
ST We. E F
p: sss: s::: ::.: g g: :. s
M s Il 3; sIs'if u; s II E,... -
kIAA S L.
ursauns1 HxsB yoax.A..--
E5S i'li l!l5ls flEs;s:Si;:;::;s.,,s's.ss
Ei;;ai ~ sS'ss HI
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EroR saLE-A BARGAIN IN 10loO ACRES or
II well-lorated property the s.hfngton branch Of
Is. a %. railroad. Improved by good room house.
stable and store only ve minutes vslk from
station; prtce, $1,000. Apply st once 60 DAVID p.
sToNE. sSf ST. nv. IL
EoR RENT = THE MOST DESIRABLE NEW
square feet Il ground Price s25 per nouth VI woa.d
Owners GORDON BRO,
sul9-6t p1s Fst. N.
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LUX hENT-
T 2l:S X. 12r. m Il 965. 8.
1925 n. 12r, mi. 80. 3,
2319Ps ave. Or, mi. 80. u
250S @. Tor. store. cellar,
yard, stable. 81
IA 18th. 12r, mi. .E. 8.
2311 Pa ave. Tor. m |. As. ~
420 d ne, Or, mi......40.5t
1120 18th, 1Or. mi . 40. *
112O 18th. 81 b store.
water and gas. 40. ~
1891, 10r. mi......T.5 81
N 18th. Office rooms35. q
1850 Larch. Sr. mi. IS. 81
W 23d. II. m i.......2.5
1907 Pa ave. q once
rooms. " and h. 80. q
1872 d ne. Or. mi. 80. &
1913 2c1. 8r. m 1. 80. 81
22Q7 14th. 8r, m l.. 80. q
@8 21st. Or. m 1. 30. 3
1852 =, Or & store. mi. 81
305 Mass ave ne, 6r,
1923 ae. s s. 1 bath. IS. s. 8 ),
IS 18th Q st. n, mi:3.5. 8
lois 36th. Or. mi. .25. 81
:e206 18th. Or. mi 20. q
At Sd ne. 7r. m l.. q. 3
1&1345 v. Or. m 1. %. 81
260iH L. Or. m i. q e
H1 W. Or. m l. .....26
WEST WA
3D43 p, 1877, MI. $50. 3:
l326-S-3O 32d, storss3. 3:
29l2 n, n. m i.,.....25. q
1412 3Oth, Tr. M |. :. Is. 3
For full list apply 70
au1S 19(
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY. NO FAMILY, ONE FUR
w nished and one unfinished room. front and
back. communicating in thoroughly neat house for
light housekeeping permanent If suited state terms,
XVANTED-SEPT By MARRIED COUPLE, s
w unfqrntshed rooms; lst or % noor for light
price and particulars. Address STATE. Star Office.
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EpOR RENT g2p0l o NV ... 40
2G2 PeIa ave ne 70. s9 IS S Enion 8 sw. @ Y
Handsomely Furnished house. 1853 y 81. n. ". 2oe
n. J. ave- n e. nominal rent during summer months.
ty30-lSt' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 13O7 + St
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+ I4ls +. .v. 49, 20 - ss7 s nsss: 2 e
81 21st st. 11r. m 80 Cor 2sd and NV, Ar 10
olS 2ist st. az. m q. 50 Storage room s1s 1917 3
Small stable 10th and ine stable near 10Th
and SITS. a. GEO. W. LINKINS
ty2S 800 18th st. n. ".
Tor RENT-s6 80; 5RNoM FRAMES ON TUR-
l. ner ST. n. lust of Bladensburg road Potomac
water in each house. THOS. E. wAaGANAN,
je1-4m% 9l7 NJ
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WANTED-HOUSES.

XVANTED-HoUsE on EASY TERMS; SNAIL
w cash payments; price not to EXCEED $4,000 Al
dress e. b. A.. Star Office. aui7-3t
WANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE CASH pUR-
w chaser house IN n. section ct about a. BOO
psytng per cent or over. HEIsKELL McLEkAN,
lousfa au16-3t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
THE AMMoNIATED sTkAM cARrET glRANiN0
i and renovsting works. l70o and no let n.v
FuIaisurs, msssessss .sad fssihsfs fsaovsssI fsls
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aul-1ms
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$4,000
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR LE-BICYCIES.
full ball bearing and In good condition: only been
used = short while. Apply TO GEO. ". DAVIS, 1901
LrOR SALE-BICYCLE,C CHEAP: PSYCHIC CUSHION
Il tire Apply at 14l9 + st. 400 18th st. after 9
y. m. Aul5-Ns
EoR sALE-COMBINATION DART SAFETY. $40;
L New Mail, $50: Boys and Girls Giant now SO.
former price: e3o; Drop Frame Psyche. used siI
EOR sALE-CHEAP-PsYCHOs SAP II BICYCLE,
Il suitable for lady or gentleman; perfectly new and
guaranteed for one year; 80 down; small monthly
payments. 1123 9th st. NV js16-tr
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

N P1ANos-oaoAxs
Temple Of Musie. roe O ~
seen q. u. KUHN. E-tsblsssd ts72-
TUNING AND REPAfnyNa eEoReE --y.
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STEINWAY, CHASE. aABLkR. BEteos PIANoA
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EOR sALE-F1NE FARM OF l3o ACRES IN
nom Deryood st.tion; on road from Mschanicsviils
cept 20 acres in heavy wood; 4room dwelling; good
young orchard; ESQ Per acre. DUCKETT FORD,
6l7 Ut. a. ". oulfsH
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One OF Them Leaves an Anectionate
Letter to His Family.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 25-Two of
the express robbers who held up the train
at Monroe Junction on Saturday, were
killed today at Buffalo Bluff bridge south
of Palatka. The third man is at large.
but will probably be caught tonight.
Just before noon today two men left by
the sheritf's posse to guard the Buffalo
bridge, saw three men coming from
the south of the railroad track. The
guards called Hands up" and
the robbers drew revolvers and
began firing. Guard Wigg was
slightly wounded, but load of
buckshot from Guard Wurtz's gun killed
Robber Williams. The man In advance
ran toward Palatka and made good his
escape, and the other man ran the other
way and was shot in the leg by Wurtz as
he was going.
A posse was summoned from Palatka,
and they reached the scene in an hour or
denly from behind some trees a
shot was fired, narrowly miss
ing DIR. Morgan. Morgan returned
the shot and the man fell forward. He died
in shot time, saying before expiring that
when wounded he had shot him
self in the mouth with his own
pistol. In his pocket was letter
written while he lay in the woods await
ing the posse. 1t was addressed to "Susan
b. Good, Arab, Dooly county, Ga" He
addressed her as Sc Dear mother" and re-
quested he to kiss the children for him
and tell them to do better than he had
done
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-26
VICTORY FOR HENRY wATTEEsON.
The Kentucky Democrats Send Dele
gate. Without Instructions.

LOUISVILLE, Nav 25.-The idol Of the
national Democracy was matched against
the iron Will Of Henry Watterson in the
Bourbon state today. 1t was Grover
Cleveland on the one hand and Henry
Wat;erson on the other. and alternately
the influence of both swayed the conven-
ton. but in the end the counsel of the
great kentucky editor prevailed against
the admiration of all Kentucky Democrats
for the distinguished ex-pres!dent. The re-
suit mus; be attributed almost entirely TO
the influence of Watterson, for he will
scarce deny that, but for the problem of
exredicncv. Cleveland is the choice of
three-loG-ths of the Democratic voters of
KENTUCKY. Watterson opposition TO the
denomination OF Cleveland is on the
ground that the serious division in the
Democratic party in New York makes the
selection Of either Cleveland or Hill i'm
possible. ami that the Democracy must
select is presidential candidate outside
the Empire state if it would hope for
victory.
Tutll the very opening of the conven-
tion today it seemed that the enthusiastic
Cleveland men would win the dav in their
fjeht for unqualified instructions for
Cleveland. When the final test came
however. on the selection Of temporary
chairman. by vote q 427 to 29o. the
Cleveland representative was defeated by
the aut:-instruction candidate Bennett
II. Young. OF Louisville, nominated
Charles J. Bronston, Of Iexington. in a
speech warmly eulog;st!c II Cleveland, and
saving the Democracy Of Kentucky should
favor the latscr's nomination.
John :. Khea, of Logan county. in be-
half Of the anti-Cievelau3 clement. nomi-
hatcd Charles L. Long, Of Louisville in a
speech eul0~izing Cleveland. but saying
thar the Democratic party. in the interes,
Of 01.ola.gt) people, r.se higher than
Grover Cleveland. l.; Kentucky put
forth the declaration again that She IS
agains. unjust and unnecessary taxation,
and present the name Of Carlisle.
AZ hour Vas consumed in wrangling
over the roll call. ana when the result was
announced. The anti-Cleyeland men gave