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HAspruns Or MONEY

Are being won daily on the turf by those Tin the
know" The Racing Private information Agency
Will forward fourpage prospectus showing how it's
DONE" Average OF winners daily wires 3 in 5:
some days better. Sent Judge Morrow and Pessara
for Brooklyn Handicap. Motto: One horse only
race. No guesswork. Nothing good. nothing sent.
For terms and prospectus address the MANAGER. p.
o. Box 2,:8oo. NewYork city. iels-s.tu. IN. I'm
SUGGESTIONS LEGACIES, IN GREAT BRITAIN
~ or the continent of Europe DeBERNARDN BROS.
- Bedford Row, London. ENGLAND. attend exciu-
svely 10 the recovery commission of estates. era-
cies unclaimed moneys. &c my7-lswl3t
IF YOU HAVE BOND IN THE AMERICAN
Mutual Aid soriety Of Washin ston that you
realize on drop line Stain numer OF weeks raid in
with cash price. TO CASH BOND. STIR Office. ie6-lm
I'OR SALE A SYNDICATE Is NOW BEING
organ zed to purchase oO-scre tract north of
Washington; on electric railway; in a section OF ex-
terslye improvements; Is minutes ride from city
$l2o0 per acre; shares. $500 each streets Of adlu
inc subdivision. graded line lots in same. sold
l3c. aud Zoe per square foot; this IL bargain: call
for full particulars and will show you the prop
erty. We will subdtvide this tract ready FOR fall
ROBINSON LODGE
93and % Atlantic bldg. tmy3llml $50 st. n.
RAMSAY Is EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
~ any Eorologicel instrument at factory prices
Watches cleaned, 81
Watch main springs 81.
tenn,
mhl4 1921 Est. NV.
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INSURANCE

MSSTTy4ASfI fBsSSE.SS5i2S IEITfFFfd g
sasns yA5S4s = MTc5 ssTYt.g: iSes P9nes.
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BOARDING.

CooL HOUSE: LAEeE: SHADY .I snogEpSi ps-
s SEes z''' ~ ''-' '' S0
THE SOUTHERN. ST.. 18TH 81. RRsQRf YoR
IS per wesk newly RENTED sisSset Sons; ~ WI
krdt and points q interest T. y. wArDoM. No.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEp-BY REsPECTABLE SETTLED
lsundrsss for very small family Please cali sss
WASTED--ao TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w eeohs. Granddaughter. w.itress. nurses. l.dys
e; ss
o11s. ss.
s8Hrk cScass Co s %
WANTEp-BY A RRsPRCTABLE .COLORED
s.m lo Srss np1S sHfs
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR COOKS. DRIVERS.
,sI.. ladies' clerks t&.is and fsmsis,: northern
ie5s-S. BuRNHANs. lilo q ST. NV
WAsTED-DY An EXPERIENCED MAN. NAN
s ss9.. :. 2. .ss as..
HddSs.. Boz o. o. Star sc. care
WANTED-BY TWO coLonrp GIRLS PLACES
Llzzif 3Ssss. s,i inn Va Address M''
WANIED-BY PRACTICAL FARMER A SIT
w nattcn ss malsssr; has had long experience In
care snr fsn BsooRs sis ias St n.W
w dIsens.ssd .ftsr July s pl.ce .: ch.mbernsid
e waitress and sewing Address ILL.,. sprinshe.lsd.
WANTED1Bf A XLiABLE GIRL. PLACE AS
Address iiio iss6 81. NV p'' " ''' WIG IT.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF REFINE
Call u. p ssdrs.s after r. F.. 1ios ssh St
WANTED-BY RELIABLE YOUNG COLORED
w woman. situation in private family to to
shore Or springs nurse satisfactory reference Ap
ply 80 2dsi n ie24-2t'
"ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD-
w dress fne persuasive and in prime Of life,
situation In real estate and coections have horse
inston and it's suburban surroundings; salary not
much o. On object at first desire to be actively
emTioTed
Address Box 1877 Star Office. je24-2t'
VVANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs. Sprvate families hotels restau
Established 1855 sHACKLEFORDS. AZ 18th W.
je7-1Sts
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,>nh.oie oner VIII oe reSecsed oAn cor sth and
Mas. ROSS STAINING DEPOT.
Selling ont q, cos, w ~ I'm saa 49, nv u.
$4,000 ad EsnI S. WITH +, raw ,Tg,
binsto play tbs rso Write for Scs Tirtoa Of ssse.
Ssss5~iss sound my Su:i%: .sssr ,s:S
subscribers throurhont the country TerS.s as
ss Nee For S5S,Ps;,u; address c B. ROVE
cs,n sm, 10:t .sS p.septs 10y SANE one = m
rotsbencss o. the !. s,t ~ Ssa, sy,
nl ,e nv In SO Of failure OF machines
vii sell he pt o f2 TIE rSs lis
aERiwrz. A..is Is .ee highest bidder H ls,
EoR SALE : LUNCH ROOM AND BOARDING
business Inquire q J. b BfIiiN "a aaf 81 a's Sc
TwANT A GROCERY STORE IN NORTHEAST OR
4 ns,.awsst with good cash trade Address q v.
EoR snE-A LONG FsTasIIsHEp coSrrc.
! t9nsry deing asrlendid business. Adore. CON
WANTED-sl,oo 600 CASH IN REN. ESTATE
sntse ADDITIONS al prof Of 5 per cent; security given
CASH c. Star once. IL.
EoR RENT : PAINT, MILL IN FrRsT-cI1ss
f HfT Hs.sF a. Gec,te'O~n Addres. 9soReE
IN
ton ID, sesyrsS b srs'.,s Tssi s.,., Pays
sa 49,; Call on or address 40 p,,rs CO.
stand object IN ssiline adarss. + o. <. s,sf
For sALE-sToCK AND FIxTUREs OF AN
Sia-estsai shed saloon doing good bushes; de-
apply to EssIESDAf TGiiif f SIS
v,or s.Ir q many TrSS,fT pr5SSo,,s--,,,.s,n.-
SfSSs S. fIfc
EoR sALE,,Two CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
u cream parlors; doing tine business; located on
terms apply to EasfFRb9Y l'O aAIp 81 e ss
EoR sALE,-GRocERY STORE: DOING CASH
q eiss HHshf, n
For sALE-AY oLp-EsTABIIsHED LIVERY
i3pz GIiDESa i si''' ssE'
EoR sLE-sToCK AND lFIXrUREs OF An
old-estshshed drug store; BIS, q for sell
NAN Pos Sos rsa ' asb5 AsfkhpAi s 5esttsi
W m.nsgs Washington business q paying ms s earo
IL 1871, an snd and pm. Cos l4th ST. n. v; "
EoR sALE-A MEAT STORE DOING A GOOD
fer business only. Address BUSINESS P. star
ONCE. ,e:r,.,ts
BOOKS AUDITED. OPENED, KEPT AND
spondence solicited. PATRICK II. Q. BRENNAN.
Accountant. sos ST. n. jeo1- 4 nls
REING ABOUT TO ERECT BUSINESS BUILD
- ing on the corner Of 7th and SITS n W. adjacent
to the Northern st. Market and before conclud-
ing Arrangements 10 advance propositions
from business men. The frontage on 1th 81. Is 90
feet by an average OF 30 feet on ct. There Is no
any line, inquire for particulars of Mr.. COvING-
TON 1t Street Market, e. W. DOM, Q35 st.
NV. p " DOM
je21-lw Secretary n. Market Co
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EDUCATIONAL.

STENoGRAPHl AND TYPEwRITINa.-MRs u
- Baldwin teacher Of stenoeraphy for busness high
school, Is now formine classes for summer coprse IN
shorthand and typewriting: thorouehnes- and prac-
tieability assured; three mon tbs courpe e, o10
per month. In advance. Room 10, Pacihc buildins.
je25-6ts
Il Corner 18th 81. and MassL
va Enslish and rFspeh Boerdtns sPd Day schSs, &c
ssptephsr n lees fer circulars sddr.ss tes h.n-
ii CLASSES, Tor youse siris Apply ssriy. edf = o.
ETlPsfPs M L q TA fkiSds yfN6cEs H a
aohATIo KING. summer clsssss Enshsn ~ -
guages. SxelD
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNISHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
TO secure d. 81 able roomers terms moderate SHACK
LEFORD'S AGENCY. AT 11th st. n W. je.253t'
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR LADY
W In nfre location private or boarding house:
references EXCHANGED Address r. f., star Office 1t
WANTED FOUR OR FIVE UNFINISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping by three adults.
Addre:s with particulars. WATERS, Star Office.
WtN Ep-A PLEASANT FURNISHED OR IN
" furnised room N tbs peighborho 18th and
SITS a. W. at endanc. aud occasional use Of parlor
tesired, for ady in Cce reference given. Address,
with trims. which mus. be reasonable, Miss b. care
Of Carrie No. ]. 3e2j-3t
WANTEp-ABoUT JULY s. THREE UNFUR-
w nfshed rooms. with gas. bath: low for sum-
Office. je25-3ts
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w gent large airy rooin Tin private family near
treasury will Pay SIS to 41s per month. Address
g. y. 4, Star Office. je2S3 ST..
WANTED-BY ALApY A NICELY FURNISHED
w room. with good board references. Add ess,
stating terms. L. A, P. Star Office. je23-3t'
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. ROOM 5.
" District building June Is, 1889. In sccordance
1883 L md March Issl tss bo.;d e ssu.li.siioe
Georgetown win be In session IN room 8. District
building. from and after this date until the lst day
for the purpose Of consderns apPsss in resgs TO re
books containing the returns Of said assessment
open 10 public inspection and can be at the
ONCE Of said board between the hours Of O. and
Pm 70 insure due consideration al sppesls should
that the equalization shal be finally completed and
reported to the Commissioners Of the District be-
the Commtssioners. MATTHEW TR1MBLE. Chair
man Board Of Equalization 5e1s-T
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF
" Columbia, Warrington, June 16 so2,-Nottce
e hereby eivsn to the propretors Of all Hecks Cabs.
transportasion Of psssenssrs Tor hrs that al such
sc:nses is,qsd n The pstrct q Columbia w1 expire
tors Of al such vehices destrtns 70 continue busnes
must promptly rghew ther censss In accordance with
THEw fKfEBfE. xssessor b. 9. js1s.s
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FURNISHED HOUSES
r ave near 18th lor
baths and stable. 81 coo Nd nesr "a ...115
19t hh near ~, 800 lst near ne, ler...... 80
M .nnuM: 600 Oh above 8. l4f a.f8
circle. 17r .....2oQ near lesh, Tor.
ave mr. 18th. 13r. 200 near Dupont cir. Tor AZ
Eiegsnt rooms in sun ITO Pa ave nv, IS to go
building" nreprcof. 2639 7 st.-....,.......,....5
steam. from 80 to sob sss St ...e' 81 ana 70
each.
STORES.
1894 1894 Gem 1923 Conn ye.......s7s
STABLES.
1S52 ave- rear-...s3o l403 trear,... e22 50
te2o R. o. HoLTZMAN. 10Th and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RFNT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN, REAL rs
Il tate and Insurance Broker lOth and sta a. u
YNFpRNIsHED HOUSES.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMEN, BOARD
convenient TO street or H. r. cars Address at once.
stating terms. +. H. H.. Star office je24-2t.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Il grocery stgre; dofns excellent cash bushes no
reasonable offer will be relected. Can sth and
NV les
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EOR RENT
L 1928 I'D st, l3r. br.
N l, store and dwell
ing. with stable. 1888. "a
Nll q st, br. m !. Sr. so. :S
33l y st. br. mi, 16rSsta AZ
2S11 z st. br. mi, To-. Is. IN
BOO VI ST, br. m i. Sr %
3S2S Pres av. br. M /. 7r. %
1908 P st, Or. br. 500. II. so
Conduit ri. next cor
Foxan I'd. 5-. fr. Is
Foxall I'd. cor Ridge.
6r, fr. .16
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tfOR RENT-BRICK BUILDING REAR OF PIC c
L ST. n. W. 2 stories: windows in each; concrete
water, gas suitable for carpenter store Az
ply at fremont House. se.,s-3t.
FOR O-STORY BRICK BLACKsMITH's
shop in rear IVA 18th st 18th, l6sh ana X and 8
SIS. }; good location for shop; rent sl5 III WAR
NER & CO.. 9l6 F ST NV ,e.,4 ,.lts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTKp-FRoM OWNER FOR CASH. a. 900
w = -. 500. Scr Groom house: no basement; Cap
to- Hnl west q Iss St or IN NV; must Be bar
gain Adcrses TRACY. star once IT,
WAsTKD-BY A RxsPEcTAsIE COLONEL
w Lady. house 70 tAk care Of for months- Gall
% sddreD 1ob loeh o. Ohtscf. 10 save rent 1ts
WANIEpmro LII At NoMIS4L EEST FOB
nne piano. hn,n be. 1751 corcoran o. nv. js252t'
WlyTfD--bY oENTLkMAN IN COOP POSI-
- pss@cs saassd Asd1s.s Nv E. ss.s olRss
W4NfKD.-BY JULY I, CARE FcRNIsHED
~ HseaQceis fs1fly; best rsfarsncsa Addrsss
LA !. u b, Star o<8cs. Se24-3ks
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ol6 21st st NV, 7r and
Ia h ..............$21 &c
OLD 10Th st, Sr. ......@. %
217 22d st NV, 3r.......lC
Storage room. S1S 18th &
8 stables. l. 2 and 3
stalls respectively. at
81. 80, "a and 100.
7. LINKINS. 900 10th st.
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nEnGHTFUL COUNTRY PLACE. PURE Air.
good board. modern bril- house, home comfort,
seasonable rates For terMr Apply q j. W. GRAN
18th st NV ,.ga ,s.5kgs
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EOR RENT
Il 81 21st ct NV, 11r
and bath ........... $50
1447 Pierce pl. 7r and
bath 30. nc
174l 18th st n W. Or
and bath. -. ...........3
je1S-2w GEO. v
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Q. n.
1e14 1884 32d st NV. West WASHINGTON,
r n RENT-TO COLORED PERSONS ONLY:
- $3.50: broom frames on Turner ST. ne. Jast of
III adsnsnurg road; Potomac water In each house.
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, 917 F st. jeI-Ims
ErOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
4 perfect condition. 1923 81. NV 5000 Der year
from Septembsr L rent free until September J.
te6-1m SWORMSTEDTk BRADLEY 827 ST.
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EOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED HOUSE. DE
L lfshtful residence. with ample and beautifu
grogpds for ~ months from June 20. Apply TO A
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1882.

In the bursting of the water dam at
Mahanoy City is afforded another
proof Of the necessity for State regula-
ton and supervision Of these adjuncts
Of life in the Pennsylvania valleys.
Fortunately, no lives were sacrificed,
and the damage to property may soon
be repaired; but the sense Of insecurity
will long hnger to vex the people, who
can have no guarantee that the disas-
ter may not be duplicated at some
future time. The streams that flow
through Pennsylvania valleys be-
long to the people, and the impound-
ing Of the waters by means Of dams OF
other devices should be permitted only
under the authority of the State and
the watchful eyes Of officials especially
concerned for the interests Of the pub,
lie.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20

The court at Charles Town, W. Va,
aft.~ giving the prisoner, Henry F.
smootz 4 sair and impartial trial on
the charge ofmurderinghis sweetheart,
Susie Terrell, who had refused to marry
him has sentenced him, in accordance
with the verdict of the jury which pro-
nounced his crime murder in the first
degree. TO be hung in October next.
The prompt and satisfactory culmin--
alton of this case should be lesson
to lvnchers everywhere. The fate OF
Smooth himself was for some time IN
the hands Of an excited and angry
MOB. his escape from which was in its
way miraculous. But that he did es-
CAPE. that the dignity of the law has
been maintained and justice permitted
to take its course, should be very graft
fying to all right thinking and self
respecting citizens.
Lynching mobsi everywhere general
IL take up the cry that the courts are
too slow and justice too uncertain tc
trust them with such cases as that o
Smooth. therefore summary punish
: ment is looked upon as the best way t
obtain. satisfaction and revenge TO
crimes so heious in their character a
A to arouse the Indignation of even tn
low and vile. But they must remem
Der that the course of law, thong
slow, is sure, and that it is better
trust the law, no matter how slow
may be, in order to sustain and uphol
an institution that goes farther tina
anything else to maintain the true FREE
dom ofSthe people. The outcome of Il
trial ofSmootz proves beyond pera'
venture that there is punishment f
the transgressor, and it should be
lesson to all future mobs to hold Q
their hands until the law has be-
given a chance TO assert itself
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20

Governor B. r. Tillman Of South
Carolina said in political speech at
Barnwell, in that State, the other day,
that he would lead a mob against any
negro whowould assault white woman.
1t was shameful utterance to come
from the Governor Of State, and al
though Tillman personally appears to
be an insignificant creature. his posi-.
ttion gives weight to his statements
with the ignorant, and the harm which
The has done is incalculable.
Within a week after the Governor
made this proclamation of his prlnci-
pies, or lack Of principles, the Sheriff
in Edgefeld has called upon him to
assist in protecting from mob MUIR
derer confined in Jail in that place.
The Governortelegraph back: Guard
Jail. Do your duty. Call on Edge
field Rifles if necessary"
The Governors chickens are coming
home to roost quite early. 1t isn't
likely that the Sheriff will be able to
protect this mans life if the people
make up their mind to lynch him, not
wlthstanding the Governors telegram.
What he said on the stump in Barn
well will go much further with them
than the telegram sent in this emer-
gency.
And if there is law in South Caro-
lima against melting men to mob vio-
IIenes, why isn't Governor Tillman
samenable to it?
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You Can Examine

Our Spring and Summer suits until your eyes
are tired, II you find a flaw about them you will
be doing more than we are able to accomplish.
Never have we shown such q stock of fne Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods as we show
this season. 1t is not only the largest we have
ever shown but 1t is the best and most complete.
There Is not good style, there is not good
shape Of any good make, from the medium price
domestic garment to the very finest imported
pattern goods that does not find place in our
store, besides we show many exclusive novelties.
goods not shown by any other house. Buying as
we do direct from the best houses enables us to
not only offer the newest and best Of everything
in this line but also to sell at the lowest prices.
A good article is worth fair price. cheap or
trashy thing Is dear at any price.
We ask you, everybody to come and see our
stock before making your purchases. We know
Ne can please you, and we guarantee to give
you satisfaction In all your dealings with us.
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ress all communications 70
THE WORLD,
MaaTINssuRc. ". VA.

Entered al ne FostoFEee a 5faFtiGstEf1, ". ia
az second class mail matter
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- OFFICE WILSON BLOCK. PUBLIC sQulI

7s World triH be dsitveysd by carriers 70 an p9IA
ottss eifn 0ydegs for papers may be qigea 70 car
e,.s1qsser, 81 ssl,f 70 ne Office by 5Dosfat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
Dermi1btes.

= Die erDBten 11niperiitGten iit6 mad
6em Sabrbu6 Der g9elt bic f~oLgenben
(1890-9D 8aris nit 9215, @ten 1920,
Berlin 5527, Calcutta 5257, 2or0On 5013,
Neapel 1923, @binburg 1923, Mtn6en
3541, 8uoapelt 1888, Mtben $500, WoSfan
3473, 9etp3t8 3458, NtaOrtO nit 1882
S%tuoenten.
= Waebrere luitige Muieni0bne Der Waare
burger l1niperittGt batten ii6 in elmer Jta6t
oaS Geraniisen sen1adt, an benz i6par3en
grett 0eS llniberittdts gebGuoeS in Blatatz
form Die na6folgenoe Senten3 ge9en Oas
Sruntln3tS9eieb an5nbeften:
Qui bene bibit, bene dormit.
qui Dene dormit, non peccat,
qui non peccat, bonus homo est, -,
ergo: Qai bene bibit, bonus homo est!
9as 9lafat erregte am anosrn Wtorse1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14
ST.. NaSmaD'S
Re0mltr : Otuen,
nOufomuseneS 99bftbrs, untlbea
0eTnmm9SmttteI, besettets feine
GGAncraeat, ttttter 5ttDers
IGffS9 1ttto ta0tiltIi@

Oefnmm9SntttteI, besettea feime
GGHmct5ett, tAttter 5tOers
lGSfi9 tttto n0tntIi@
Antrfet0+
ggpnftdnbie eeibmadlOs, elegant nit ilBem 0umnt1
abersufert, pnrgiren. resultren, retnt9eH II. ~trditiseu.
aa0maD's 0ilen
hetleu ale nnregeImdBi9tetten bes 1iaeems, Sev
Seber, oer Gimeemetoe. Der sfieretl, SeS
feff, $eoDsi ion SerftppfuI0, &ortiets
bi0feif, WerO ~ gS= 8eI@WerOen Woueus
nrnnftletf, 0teber, ltnterIetbS 10 una una.
G6taorrbnioet ca uro aae ttetereu 9armfrantheiten.
Gein peoetnbIiId. fein Quedillber, miueroltIne, non
fnnftioe T6)G0EtGbe 9ro9Met entboIteuh.
SsreiS 25 Ste. ote Gd5adbtcI.
St aHet Mpotbefem sU bases.
Sos 0rOBe &ebern&ttteI.
hpn Raotpop's Pineu eraieIt. Wittelft ibrer auttbis
IiS5e1 Gteeni6aften re9en fe bic Sober Bel gbionbe.
rund Der Sale nnb beren Mbieituuq burh Bic So isn.
o6n9e an. Bel alen S1ae1 BON WtiQrane, 8eIbiuht
9oatoen Nnfdnen, unpoufommener 8eroauuuo (6er
fpIoe Don 9aaener9uB ms Blut) reqeln bteIe Wflfeu
in 6abeu ppn bret bis funf Stiid raid hie Sebertb6s
tiofeit unb befreieu Oen Yotienteu pp1 6teien St6rurs
cen. Sine Dber 5pet Rabpan'i9e Bilen, bon init BIZ
iiDIen S6mer3en un0 Starrbett Der Sober 6egIoaten
t6oltd3 oenontnten, erbaIten has 9nftem reaelmGki0
un6 fid6ert 9eIumoe 8er0ouun9.
01on 9ebe it9er nnb iebe 3u, boB man
rJfabwap's" erb6lt!
Gtan I6tde cine 0rteflnarfe on 9r. ORaStuah A
@orsp., gr. 30 morreu Street, geip 0ort, nm Die
Sdbrift 'sFalse and True. pelhe lperthppue MuSs
eunft oikot, apQeibtdt Al befommen.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-15
A Great Feast.

There has never been prepared at any
feast a bigger bowl of punch than that
which was brewed by the Right Hon. Ed
ward Russell when he was captain general
and commander in chief of the forces in
the Mediterranean seas. It was made in a
fountain in a garden, in the middle of four
walks, all covered overhead with lemon
and orange trees. In everywalk there was
a table the whole length of it, and on every
table was a cold collation.. In the huge
fountains were the following Ingredients:
Four hogsheads Of brandy, eight hogsheads
of water, $4,000 lemons, twenty gallons of
lime juice, 1900 pounds of fine Lisbon
sugar, five pounds of grated nutmegs, 300
toasted biscuits and a pipe of dry mountain
Malaga.
Over the fountain was placed a great
canopy, while in the midst of this lake OF
liquor there sailed a little sailor boy who
filled the,cups and r%eplenished the glasses
Of all those who had a desire to drink.
More than 5000 men put in an appearance
atthis feast.-London Tit-Bits.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-15
Labouchere in Paris.

Though Labouchere was in Paris %.
work during the siege and had no desire to
get back to England Immediately, even if
he could have managed it, he used to &C.
casionally start off from Paris on foot to
see how far he could go without being
turned back. One morning he started early.
but had been less than IN hour on his jour
ney when he was collared by a couple of
soldiers who promptly marched him back
to the city; but even in these experiments
Labby shared a better fate than some un-
lucky American who tried the same trick
and who, after narrowly escaping murder
before he reached Paris, was then locked
up in a dirty cell with two drunkards until
it was discovered that his papers were a
right.-Cor. New York World.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-15
Leather Merchants Fail.

Boston, July 12.-The leather district
was surprised during the afternoon to
learn of the embarrassment of McCon-
nell g Shaw, whose credit was good up
to the minute Of their assignment. The
firm are leather and hide commission
merchants with q tannery at New Linn
erick, Me. Liabilities are stated to be-
about $500, 600 Of which $2OO,OO 0 is mer-
chandise accounts and 100000 is held
by different banking institutions in
Boston and elsewhere.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-15
A Night Clerks Mistake.

COLUMBUS, Ind, July 12.-George
Hover, a night clerk at the new Com
mercial hotel in this city, who had the
additional labor of starting the morning
fire in a large range, mistook the gaso-
line can for a kerosene can and pro-
ceeded to kindle a fire with it. When
the match was applied the range was
to pieces. The flames burned
bis eyes out and f~earfully burned him
u about the head. His condition is most
Critical, and his recovery is doubtful.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-15
The SIDEWAYS Gave way.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Bysthe caving in
Of thirty-ive feet Of sidewalk in front
Of 1856 and 1877 Milwaukee avenue nearly
100 people were thrown into the base
ment underneath. One person was
probably fatally injured and eight 9TH
ers were more or less injured. The side
walk was old and rotton and it wal I'M
able to stand the strain Of the great
crowd which gathered there to witness
asstruggleo Of the police and . drunken
woman.