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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN WEST WASHINGTON, d. O.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. In case of Easton W Easton
No 1890 in equity. and trustee appointed In said
case the Undersigned VII Offer st pubfie gale In front
issa, st the hprr Of FIVE oCLooR fM he norsi
part of lot 20q in Beatty and Hawkins addition 70
Heoyretown, b. g. the same facing thirty feet on
street and running back Of that width seventy
t5rss-s,osy brick swsl|i3E thsreon being the hong
y in the upper part Of town the Metropolitan and
Electric railroads. where lots are becoming valuable,
but taxed at q light rate
Terms Of SALE prescribed by decree: One-thrd Of
the purchase money in cash. balance In equal notes at
annIin from, day q sale &c. ali cash At option 81
purchaser deferred payments to be secured by deed
Of trust approved by the court. deposit Of s10Q
required when property is bid OF Conveyancing and
fully complied with in thirty days from day OF sale
trustee reserves right 70 resell Ct risk and cost of de-
iAn yap purchaser 'hohdh s p. sTe
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DeleCates Elected.

At a meeting Of the Knights Of 81. Augustine,
Council No. 2, last evening Chas. II. Butler
and Willis J. Smith were elected delegates, with
Benz. z. Wade and Aloysius B. simons ss
alternates, to represent them at the convention
of the Catholic Young Meme National Union 70
be held at Albany, n Y, August l6 and II,
1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

In Tie Criminal Court this morning, bsfus
Jus<iss Bradley, eoiorsd boy, DsnSsl CONWAY,
vss eonvictsd Of TIE lsrosay Of 100 pounds q
iron fren ososgs r. H@ssrs - May - u
~ vA1ned q e9oo, end Conway, uAo ~ g.
1sadsd b. Z y. Hssis4 olninsd ~ hs pm.
chnsed - lot = Cd lux eug - esnA -
o41g ~ hnn1Ing y and ~ = ~ -
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George william Curtis IN.

060k86 WIIHom CufttS I0s
George william Curtis, editor Of Harper's
Weekly, has been very III for several weeks at
his homo in West New Brighton, Staten Island,
with disease that puzzled his physicians to de-
fine. His lines did not prevent him from
keeping mp his editorial work and his EASY
Chair" department Of Harper's Monthly, but
there wore some symptoms which have alarmed
his family physician.
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SLOW many hours q day do you work."
asked one Of the relatives Of a.government ap-
pointee.
"Houahs!' the young man echoed in dismay.
"Gweat Heavens, man, do you think dwive .
sweet carr"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

Lucius Gillen and VIM. Thomas, indicted foe
larceny from the person and receiving stolen
property, each plead guilty 10 the istssr
odenae in the Criminal Court yesterday and
Judge Bradley sentenced them 70 nix months
In Jail from Apr1 20 last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

A SEASIDE DIFFUSION.
He loves to hear the breakers roar.
That is to say he thinks
He does while listening to the snore
That comes in through the chinks.
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THIS EHENING.

A UCTIoN SALE TONIGHT, GIL PA. AVE-
a Ovsg 600 lgt. Of Diamonds. Gold Watches.
Rsvolyers from New York Pawnbrokers' Association.
my20-3m
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1t il said that paper mills can now turn out
sheets several miles long. This will be good
news for men who have had to sleep at rural
hotels during the fly season.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT, JULY H. 1sao.-
II There win be sold ct the pound. ccEnez 23d end
o'clock P. M. one brown horse, taken NJ, from the
northeast section BY order Of the health off1cer.
Samuel EINSTEIN. Poundmaster. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

every man." remarked Uncle Zeb.. ''has e,
bright future if'he could only lib longsnuf tel
ketch up to it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

The LAWYERS charge for his services i . cam
pie Of what man viii do when armed with .
little brief authority.
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Two-sToaY BRICK EousEs.
PRICE. G 80 ANp q so EACH.

Now IL the time u make your choice a. the hooses
are fast approaching completion. They contain siY
rooms BATH large CLOSETS and pantry IN kitchen; Ia
trobe in paror and open fireplace heater In dinipr
tels
Located on Duncan place northeast which II being
improved with pavement eurbs and sideWalkA
SsrScaIH ETY. BA1cHz1pFs,
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"Give me the treasury, please" he cried,
To Q maid with q dark brown curl;
''I'n do it with pleasure. sir" she replied,
For she was telephone girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

| "This thing is getting monotonous," remarked
the member Of the crooked fraternity. I'm
either breakin' into houses or breakin' out Of
Jail, and inanciallybroke all tho time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

The auctioneer would mutually have . for bid
ding look.
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bssaA:Ir G ;S1s DIR,

and 9Th st. s, 645 feet Of ground frontin9 lz7
feet on North c.zolins ave- and q feet on lah ST. t
and Pennsylvalia ave-. which will coon b. cable
cars Pree, 92 par square foot. Apply 70 JAMES
EoR SAILOR REHT-1lS3 AND lzh3 RHODE
leland ave. Apply on prsmass or 70 WIZ BiHNEY.
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my17-3m 100 II.b Vt nv
I,OR SALE fwEsr WAsHINGTONl-

tOk SALE WEST WASHINGTON)-
S!.b Ponlar 81 NV. 1913 18th st, . fr cot
as iSx n 4; nr 500 ssses AID 6r lot
Dxl Ol i. 800 syl3 st. Sr mi. br,
All y NV sr fr. lot lot 20xl0O alley. a. 600
Sl1lZp 70 alley z. 100 :S}43 Prospect (cor-
1.i21 I'D NV, ar br, ner1 NV Tor br mi
10, 25xl3D ........3OOO LOT :y5xssa: Alley Il 5nO
sc9O6-S st NV Or each 3l3l AZ nv ~ br m
t, iot 2sa1o. alley $500 l. lot % In. x110 Q. 800
ssto L 81 NV. lOf By. 1901 soth st NV, (cor-
q ;. NV Tor ): nsi' 10 e spd store
and store. IN L.. a. 600 5000 .: NV llr br
1907 P st NV. Tor br. mi. lot ssxiso. =. 5000
m 4. 900 BIB ST NV 1ir br,
l4l1 Ssd st, ESr br. m mi. lot 2Oxl20. :. 10 900
J., lot 2o-oOx1J. 3l61 ct NV Groom
alley frame, lot l6x67. g 600
CHARLES II. Tickling,
aplS-3n I245 sd st. n. v.
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At time Of sa on esh and
6 ssSs SSSS i sf,ssn dss:
lid BENJAMIN & & +: g. 4.
ATH PHaisE Sa94 t ASSJ19s sFEEH AND Ar
AN ELEGANT PAIR oT HORSES AT PUBLIC
ONE BLACK ASP 5NE BAY eELDrNa.
EACH f! ~ h fHAFs OLD
FINE KNEE ACTION.
ras ON E Y ssa =. RRsc
S Y4o eSs and a1 oS WIFI
sold ID Wi, without S. any reservation whatever.
jyii-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9th and Dsts. NV.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
46k h5NR s4TER 3E TIE R0GS 6EEEK
cEG 81 skI5TGE Al HId EaFkEk 1892
sIs 2 .tsa S
This being peremptory sale for the purpose Of set.
TsIm an estate should attract b&YSHSsoy
jy11-dSds Auctoneers. 9th and SITS. n.w.
r ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucnoneers.
RSS bf sAkK Fl SIf XaRs AE
# t. Rs
fiif sb fTs
At TEN O'CLOCK. the balance q the stock Of B. ].
and Private buyers l. 1a,led W soyox ...,.,
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
7ALgAgkE 1MPE2yER sRRoPERTY, NO. e,2 1
TTIhFTEEE ar kS11G HTfnN TO CLOSE AN Es-
4 fhtP a A july FIFTEENTH 1892 at SIX
sss SiEaai With III SsDsh
81
St. containing nine rooms and bath and will be sold
Term. Of sale: onethird cash. balance in equal pay
M % By on
ct sod II time Of
S R. nassassl and Trustee
V'HOMAs BOWLING SON. Aucts. 6l2::E ST. n W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
5Sb GNP sTREEfs S6sFG
sHfsSr P bt Is sSsAf Rk6 81
EkgT GSR ssFE2Rhd ~ SMkSfnAAE T III S6kTH;
sHTE - close re TIE zFfAI faA5 81 hSE
The above lot on street teo1so to an alley, will be
III; a SIo tHssa 5fRs
Terms; 99s Il cash. balance time to suit.
ysass. E EHaH r H! sSEEH r. Trustees.
FLOWING TO THE SICKNESS OF ONE OF
The i. property to THGRsDAY. July FOUR:
following day, same hour and place the Georgetown
pG ys5ssd . be sold By order of tn. Trustees.
IL HOT & ST.
NEW FOUR-sToRY WHITE STONE AND RIFF
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FUTURE DAYS.
G BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER, WASHINGTON
y. HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, NO. $40
LA. AVE.


S. RoSksES aSb NS S
LA. AVE.
80 MARES AND oNE Pony. '-'''
a 4 Ri sFfr Il fTs
shipped here by Mr. Eli VI. SON Of fhi lad phs
Among this lot viii be found some hne steppers,
win positively DO sold 70 the highest bidder The at
ten M Of buyers is called t. this sale ,..
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 612 ST. n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
BY yirture OF deed Of trust dated October 30 1890
land records Of the District Of Columbia and at the
BIZ XII Bs0s @ TH%Sss
Ct HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. ali Of lot No.
p in Henry G Mccensy's suhdi,ision Of part q 3
ure and also all Of that part Of lot No In said sub
Samuel owens by deed Of October 10 isss. re- e.
records Said lot and part Of to be so offered being
contiguous. abutting on the Brentwood road As S3
and on road 81 S
In the surveyors office Of said District in book Gov.
Terms Of sale; 0ne-third of the purchase money in
cash the balance equal nstalmens at one and two
years respectively from the day OF sale The pur.
chasers notes to be given for the deferred paymens
annuIn. payable semiannually. Five hundred dollars
deposit to be made the day Of sale II the terms OF
sale are not eomplied with within ten days from the
the risk and cost Of the desaulttng purchaser.
tyl2-d&ds WILLIAM L. SEUFFERLE.} irus'ees'
III BERNHEIMER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
II. Successors to Weeks Co.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

- f-uoos hAlCl>Ar Il 4, DARK 8 co., Aucts.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
WANTED-s IS, Ooo ON wELI-LooATED BUsI.
doas sss 0sis
WANTED-To BORROW 5000 FOR THREE
SONS sE SSih o aS
$4,000 TO-. f.;,. II s. sU SsI r. SUIT
on '' sa i;'s'' T. :; His. of
MONEY! SUMS TO SUIT. $500 TO "a. 600. AT
sna anal On Isl i:zsi
WANTED-To. HSAN \; I 500 At PER CENT.
2dais'' BIT Sc Sal S:
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED OR UNIM-
r,os real fos Sss|S
5 SAVINGS and Loan Association. loans made ai
sy 81
cent and accrued profits on weekly payments On
Home oiss Il Z Pases.e n ST. t.. Baltimore.
MONEY, m SUNS TO SUIT. AT AND 8 PER
RAWLINGS, member Of WashnSton sscci E1ohanee:
Fl s. 3 adsss'. e
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT s AND
sl9 IL
Do.YoU, WANT MoNEY'-s1o TO 800 TO LOAN
low interest furniture. pianos horses wagons
s o
nc removal q goods from residence; no publicity.
IT., o I1SASn VAS BALTIMORE ANp
M % INC CHEW sN Co. s7 FEE io.a.
MONEY TO LoAN.s5cO TO $40 600 TO LOAN
NA on real estate in AieSansr,a sop,yi No DEFY
te15-1m Atlantic building. $50 + st.
PARTIEs-TEMPoRARILY EMBARRAssED CAN
borrow from go to $500 on their furniture, p:
Sass Box ssig 4o Star oes or
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
F. in c tn:
18th and sts NV. jeS
t. I sssaS o. NIL
SION. iSosPs ave- NV W. '''''D''' ~ . .p SSaf
PEI CENT-MoNEY TO LoAN-5 PER CENT.
81 roa%s real ss s sse bs,a ,v
100000 steam. ~ " ''A'' "s~''a "
30. Corner 9th and F SITS. nv
ap23-3m F. g. AUKAM.
MONEY II rs st tSsf FROM $500 UPWARD.
AT 8 AND PER CENT
ON
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT.
R. o. HOFFMAN
ap12 Cor. 10 and SITS. n. ~.
MONEY TO LOAN on real. ESTATE OR FIRST
aple q. G. GREEN. ao3 7th st. NV.
MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS OF FROM $500 UP
nvndv 10 to-,
delay ~ on '''''f bU ga 'is's SiTsg2I5s' no
Ea.e TO LOAN ~ EEAb fs6 a Low
SITS. ap24
MONEY TO LOAN LOAN At AND 9 PER CENT ON
mh9 i4iS Est
ASD ss rEn TO ANY
%a
LERY. 894 + st.. Pacific building. ~ mhstr
MONEY TO LOAN AT @ PER CENT IN SUMS
the THed ssey e ans
rnst Company Of Pennsyiyanis We make instailm ept
Loans of any sm9Hns payable monthly Quarterly
noI7-tr i4is st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
ssa s;st Sc
yond time necessary for examination of title and prep
THOS. J. FISHER Co.
y1o-t 1t4 ct. H.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT 5 AND
M 9 per cent on D. c. real estate security.
A. RALPH JOHNSON,
ta6-tr Builders EXCHANGE.
$4,000 q ,599x
5000 ON
i 600 REAL
oO0 ESTATE.
no2O THOS Z. wAGGAMAN
MONEY TO LOAN
M In sums TO suit. at lowest rates. approved real
estate security. FITCH. FOX BROWN,
Jazz l4O6 q ST. ".
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

JyIS 81 3. SUGENHEIMER, Assignee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two ADJOINING TRACTS
Qkks RsovkD bY ABSHI HOUSE
s5KE; SbSolsisaF tsirED STATES REFoRS
vI9s q deed Is e trys
10. q the rfeTT; for he P',ss
M III Il Piss sS II PS S adfaGR 4
front Of or on the premises. about fifty four
e sna as g s
deed dated May 10 1856. e Harrette Isabella Jett
improvements thereon frame dwelling house. barn.
The land in said District and the land in said county
Terms Of sais' one.third cash, balance in one and
two years to be secured by purchasers notes. hearing
day q on sa OF rG III
cssh at the option Of PURCHASER; $50 each on land
IN ssd %
s Of sale snS
fr at S s asy Of
81 Day. sass!tissnsnt oSsasS resale IN some news
paper pnoiish MM aAiiy IL RE Ms shW D. G.
,els-dsds HENRY Il G. co ffHh6oMMffssoN. Trustees.
MONDAY. JULY ELEVENTH. 1897, same hour and
place.
y,-sosdbs M MN Il G & FH5Mfsos Trustees
ss sSa 2E sAE
1872, same hour and place.
WM +. HOFFMAN r.
iyl2-eoSdbs HENRY c. TEoMPSON.} ifus'ee'
n ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
STEAM TUG D. s. STETSON FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.
on MONDAY. JULY ELEVENTH. 1892. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p M. WE WILL SELL BY PUB
WHARF FOOT OF 10TH ST sw,
THE STEAM TUG D. S. STETSON
Together with the Engines Boilers. Machinery Boat
furniture ana all other necessaries thereunto apper
tanning and belonging.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co
1e30-d&ds
N-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until FRIDAY, FIFTEENTH DAY
OF JULY. 1882, same hour and place.
DI2dSds RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts
THOMAS BOWLING SON, Xucts.. 6Io Z ST. n W.
sUBcoNTRACToRs, SALE OF MULES AND
HORSES AT AUCTION.
Having finished our contract on the Brooklyn and
Curtis Bay Electric railroad will sell within the
bazaar of Thomas Bowling 4 Son. 612 street north
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. twelve head Of good serv.
iceable Mules and ten Horses. all in good working
condition TO be positively sold to the highest bidder
No reserve.
Consignments solicited
jyl23t HALEY FLANNIGAN, Contractors.
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FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING / SON. Aucts.. 6I2 st. n. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SOUTH WASHINGTON, BEING GOOD
OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SMALL DWELL

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
2 N H9 ESEssE k SNAIL PWhI
s al Ct al Viii
s p s HrStG b e ~ at on
O'CLOCK P.M., lot R$ In square All With house a
street soutSwest lot ettered IN CALEB Barn
bouses subdiysio Of lot In square 4ea with houses
John Hitz ct al subdivision of lots in square 49o.
with house No. 4Y5 street southwest and the house
1882 Fl SAT 6sSk y1 vi IT naas
sss lss II
feet by the width thereof Of lot 49, 800 with
square 500 with house 102a 9th sw. part Of iot
10, square SOL being strip 20 feet wide the
side Of said lot and fronting the alley. and extend
$50 Locust alley and the west So feet front by
houses No. SSe and S3S st. sw.
An @I " N6MPA SuNY TwE EN- Y.
1850 and 1852 ~ st. s.w. lots and Of Thomas
Bladgen end others subdivision Of square 13S with
Nos aei o h @ ;qS 9s Inst
therefor at point on Sd st. 40 feet south from the
south II feet thence east SIS feet thence north II
With house ~ s s said g.
ing in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia
Terms Of SALE onethird cash and balance in equal
tnstaments ct one and two years from day Of sale.
option Of puIchaseS reasonable deposit will be
all conveyancins to Be at the buyers cost. Terms to
JOB BARNARD
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE
AND II STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN
AS THE FAIR.
AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH,
AT TEN AM
CONSISTING IN PART OF GLASS. CHINA AND
CROCKERY WARE OF ALL KINDS; TIN AND
WOODEN WARE. TOYS OF ALL KINDS. ETC.
UPWARD OF 1000 LOTS OF SHELVING.
SHOW CASES. WALL CASES. TABLES, OF
FICE FIXTURES. AWNING, MOSLER IRON
SAFE. DELIVERY WAGON. UNEXPIRED
LEASE OF EIGHT YEARS.
lyle 81 8. SUGENHEIMER, Assignee.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF HARNESS, WHIPS, LAP
ROBES, BLANKETs. STABLE BELONGINGS.
CARRIAGES. &c. &c.
By virtue Of q deed Of assignment given to me and
duly recorded will cell at public auction at the
on THURSDAY MORNING. JULY FOURTEENTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK. the balance of the stock Of B. J.
jy.tdts HENRY W. sORON, Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LAND IN
sHANSON's SUBDIVISION OF The ESTATE
OF THE LATE GEORGE W. TALBERT. NEAR
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Tor sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR IN
proved or unimUroved property in the city.
beautiful frame cottage in TAkona Park contain
Ing rooms and bath; large reception hall newly
pair ed inside and out handsomely papered and deco
rate: elegant cabinet mantels and chandeliers; good
dry concrete cellar nice cool yerandas shady lawns
ami walks. location high and healthy near the IA
nous Takons sprnss; large hen house, wood shed
and stable 70 90 square feet Of ground inclosed by
new palnS fence. This property must be seen 70 be
Appreciated
For Price and terms apply
l. W. WEED co.
my17-3m 5OQIIthst nv
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts and Appraisers.
L. 14O7 q ct. n. ".

CLARENCE A. BRANDENBERGH,T Trustee.
iy12-eod&ds 412 9Th st. n W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II BARGAINS IN HOUSES
Indiana ave nea- 81. ior. and bath. only. q. SOC
18th st. +, sr and bath -.-......... 1850
y. Y. bet y Cay. and LIST. Or. and bath q 100
9Th ST. near NJ, ar. and bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $500
Corner 5th and M Nv. Tor; and bath. , 10000
new ~ -. 1000
st. near 10Th. n. and bath. .,.......-... 600
st. near 11th 11r. and bath $500
4th ST. bet and n e., 6r and bath. 5000
mentsi. 1900
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so ssh s.nw.. rru.,ee.
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, Arus'ees
Hid 49, La. ave.

PEFEMPT0RYS la, SAFE 3F r XALUABLE TRAGT
FORD Road CONTAINING S6-1OO OF AN
On MONDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1892, at
HALF.PAST FIVE p. NJ. in front Of the premises,
will sell at public auction valuable tract Of land To-
Gated op the Rock Creek Ford road" and adjoining
the lands of T. Hodgerster Eliza Hepburn and others
This being peremptory sale for the purpose of
Ting an estate should attract buyers.
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BROS,
jy11-dSds Auctioneers 9th and d sts. n w.
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EDR SAI.E-SONEBODY is MISSING A RARE
opportunity Of securing first Glass home. House
now completed and ready for occupancy. located on
st NV inst east Of New Jersey ave. Next to
highest point in city Three story and concrete eel
lar; furnace heat; eaking tubes: electri lighting
beautiful uantels and thing; hath and closet
separate, Watchnan on premises. Easy terms. Call
tyl-2ws H l. MANN ga Indiana ave
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FOR sALE-HoTsESS-r,,
1870 Goth ST. b, P2120 NJ st. b h, 14r. SIC. 900
1913 st, biz m j. lIrisGOi I0r.........'.. 10. 900
17S3 L ST. bh MI 12rl2. 600 34Ol n ST. b b. l7r g. 800
la ST. BIZ mi 12rl0. OOC 3 st. b, 1lr.-.. 800
40, Missouri ave, b h, 1872 st. h, 5rs. 8. 900
15;S :ls and 40 st. .o'0 w N i. Nv = 100
1879 f. bh. mi. 10r. 10, 500 I'd st Sc h. o. 200
NORTHEAST.
40 st. b h. m 43 Myrtle st. b h.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

Republican politicians continue to
misrepresent facts wherever and when
ever they think they can advance the
cause Of protection by 50 doing. In
the last issue Of his paper, The True
Republican, editor George d. Cline
Jumps onto some Of them in this
fashion,
Nick Smith is getting in his work on
the rural press. All the little repub-
lican papers where editorials are sup
piled by machine, stated last week
that Carlisle admitted in his great
speech that since the passage of the
Mckinley bill the cost of living had
decreased and the price Of labor in
creased The items that went the
rounds were Ill written by the same
hand, and every word in them is Il lie.
Senator Carlisle claimed just the OPP
posite and he proved it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President
GROVER CLEVELAND.
OF New York.
For Vice President
A. 4. STEVENSON,
or Illinois
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

1t is healthy sign of the times
when thinking Republicans seek for
more light on the tariff question.
The meeting at the city hall on Mon
day evening closed with joint de-
bate between the speaker, Mr.. Rankin,
and a republican farmer. Consider
able ability was displayed on both
sides; but from all reports our home
talent had the best of the argument.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
During his speech at the city hall

During his speech at the city hall
on Monday evening, Mr. Rankin
stopped rather abruptly, and said
quite pleasantly to some elderly men
on the front seats, Il wonder if you
gentlemen know what | have been
talking about for the last half hour ?"
"Well, my friend,' one Democrat just
as pleasantly retorted, j" | hardly think
that you know yourself |" and the
laugh was upon Mr.. Rankin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02
A Leader.

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-02

a Mineral Point audience that the
Mckinley bill - which removed the
taxes from tobaccos and liquors and
lowered them upon articles of luxury,
while increasing them upon articles Of
necessity-was wise legislation. The
Democrats are all rooted and grounded
in the tariff reform faith, and are not
at all liable to be deluded by the vain
doctrine Of SO called protection; and the
Republicans, if they would allow their
better reason to be the guide of their
political actions instead of being con-
trolled altogether by their very affec-
Tomato attachment to their once grand
old party, now misled by the high
takers would enlist under the banner
Of tariff reform and fight the cause of
the people against the trusts. The
issue in the campaign is high taxa
ton against low taxation, and speak
ers like Mr.. Rankin, who espouse the
high tax side Of the contention, are
greatly at disadvantage from the
start. Two years ago, the intelligent
people of America showed, by a large
majority, where they stood on this
question; and, and on next election
day, they will be found to have main
tanned the same position, with ranks
unbroken.