davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07

Crystal Rock Salt at w. G.. Shinn's
feed store. 1t is claimed this salt will
go twice as far for stock purposes as the
granulated salt.
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07
For Sale.

House and lot Military Avenue, known
as the ''Rice Property" will be sold
cheap for cash, or part cash and balance
in monthly payments. w. Il. WATSON.
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07

What measures are you taking to stop
that cough? Let us suggest De Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure. 1t is in
fallible.
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07

For SALE.-Work horses, mares and
colts. Apply at Stubs Grocery. #.
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07
Mich COw.-H. McGarry wants to
buy good fresh milk COW.

Look to your own interests and see
P. II. Young before you buy Piano or
Organ. He has the best makes.
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07

1t will cost you, nothing and will surely
do you good. if you have Cough. Cold,
or any trouble with Throat. Chest or Lungs.
d. Kings New Discovery for COnsnmp-
tics,, Coughs and Colds Is guaranteed to
give relief. or money will be paid back.
Sa4e1ers from La Grippe found 1t just the
thing aIsd under its use had speedy and
perfeot-recovery. Try a sample bottle at
ON expense and learn for yourself just
now good thing it is. Trial bottle free
at the City Drng Store. Large size Soc.
and $l.OO. 3
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court within and for tn
county of Ford in the State of Kansas.
c. L. Beal>, plaintiff.
The Globe-republican., 1892-01-07
:. s. SHOE 6G s!.fsa.1s

Ik 0eS S0Oe ~ Jne WUAY IN JW UyWeJ
Il b . seamless shoe. with NO tacks or wax threa
70 hurt the feet; made Of tho best nne CALI stylst
and easy. and bccaxse make moro shoes Of thG
grade kdW any other xsanssfaeturer: tteQuals hand
SeWed shoes costing from 900 to 15Oo.
G. % Genuine uand.sewed, the finest cali
w. shoe ever offered for 500; equals French
imported shoes which cost from Ss@to ei29o. -.
2et. stylish. comfortable and durable. The best
tom-made shoes costing from 5000 to sou:
n fGse Sn1s; eas ,hem ane c @s1
seamless. smooth inside. heavy three soles extern
sion edge. One pair will wear year.
90 SO fine calf; no better shoe ever offered at
06s this price; one trial will convince those
who want q shoe for comfort and service.
GO 2J and $500 WOr!kingEau's shoes
SW6s are very strong end durable. Those who
have given them a trial viii wear no other make.
RoVSS SEQ and Sl..5 sehSo! shoes are
on their merits rs the increasing sales snow.
St0S 500 ana,ss%e s,n sSe fs 1eSS
imported shoes costire FROM Sit,) 10 $3.50.
Ladies' .I.!Its, Sl.Gp and Si.7:J shoe for
Misses are the best fine Dcngola stylish and durable.
CANTONESE that w. D. Douglas name and
price are stamped on the bottom CT each shoe.
U-TaEE NO SUBSTITUTES
Insist rtlocal adyerttsad dealers supplying you.
". L. DOUGLAS, E-ociltor. Mass. Sold by
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ISOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN A l0oACRE FARM
" tn nice dwelling valued 81 81 so aud all
sary GU build eight mii.s from G. nne crvhsrd
good water divided into four large nelds and 10
IA large timber; Washington and Chesapeake Reach
IL H. will pass through the farm. Also IA
improved except 10 acrss has 4-ro1m tenant houss
and stable. balance IN heavy Iimir nearly adtoinipf
617 Est. d1S-a
lSoR SALE ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN
Maryland. 2;s5 acres highly imIgovea h.ndson.s
dweiing good outhouses. large orchard. me truct-
ing land; near railroad; two canning f.rtor~,,
ehurches and schools ~ill sell st bargain FRANK
HUME. 454 Pa ave. dlSimN
CT CLEAR-io-AcRF FARMi GOOD HIGH
. ~ land for fruit. truck. poultry short drive
from Atlantic City aere-. ESQ communication fare %
fhiadephin. y crnfs store. chufches. ecboole rail-
roads eonvsnient; deed free cash e. weekly CHR
INC. Cos Franklin st.. Phfla dto-u
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WANTED
MALE.


WANLTp LABlRyE~ apply To .CHhs.
w EsTCkERBoCEER ws-hiuSton and sflinstoh
r.iissg. 90 Nirrnis ID Ai1stnri hriiT- 'oaoTre'
UASTED sTABLTMNN AZ vETERINaRY
" na.I.tsl prtghfs = shitg must p. . ier aiit
- S.,-sss 10 - te tS j. '' dlls.
Nt-AyTED 81 SOoEAPHER TYPEwkITFR
w .n3 eootsssr-5 r-,er.ne. No. ]. IN stysrIt.
ADDE'S 7 - s,sf 'ota-s dL5as'
NtASrTp-NN TNrUEITNCEp WtNAN TO
.s'-. ''S g, 81 - fs q fanny i ilEss
NtASTTP A PIT sON HAVING suME TNPE-
u.a .,in c. II On s,s 1 .al orr or,
u-sSIED- sICOND NAN CWHIrFj ~ Fu-
C. ::,.':ass' ISSS o i.'''f 70 3 I.gi
WsSTEp- a YOUNG MAS THAT nAs HAD
s-,--i La r airs :; ~ s.s a. di55.'
UANIEp-A CoLoELD BOZ AT sCASLoN's
!" biiliard rooul cor ~ All ia a " Ia
U-ASTED- EXPERIENCED ESGINEEn TO
W nm hss,iaE sns -lsy,,gT s,p,I.yu, go Per
n frona - - = o'coek bring tsstinoniAls Ia
WAAsSrItPT. ,r! ssIL h hSf h5ER H0TsE
yykSTED A GERMAN MAN MOI AFRAID OF
,,pal,s ' S ~ Ss i is3,er oS Is Re!n9on
wtSGsD 81 gOS Sa ~ as f a1Rbaf ZAP fs.
U-ANTTD-FivE FIRsT Class CASyAssFRs.
w ouiy those sho 80 thor 1nshly relinhl. ard y
me- me- abb 100; sslSs sTI1H LHuS69Y q %
U-ANTFD-A YOrNG Mas As CIERk II
w patent sttorn~y's onre IN Ralfiruore good o1-
salary uiod.rsf= Inquir, = : BOYD, Atlsnnr
MiSS @ n. 'i sIt. =, .' ID asI.-i Ma liz 81
NNANTFp- DRUG CfFHK WITH ON OR TWO
w Y.srs sNu-rsnse ,rood position Addrss, n
yyANrED- SALESMAN At oNCr OS salary
d. ny CUttWBf, PhcKIS5 COMPANY. 80
WANtED-N nFGfS .FHTD nEUd IEnK'
w sat AMI cSrert-nee hdirc-s X g.
Nt-hNrrD g. NrPvFNTiCF WIN Two OR
uu-t - bsist sstiss aid n'ei izeai ArPiy z, i.'s
NUNNTFp A SOBER NNN TO DRIVE HAN
w sm- Cal a. III i - dl3%'
XtANuTp. A ~ II CLASS OUTSIDE SALTS /
rt,v sr,--srv s-asi- % NJ there n~-l sppiy. T. 1
VtRNELf. Whaie.aIs Row. Center Market di9E
uftNTFp. AGENrs WI WANT MN WHO !
f~t-v. - = Z. iiur nam. tsf.r-u-e- aud terrtf a.
MaNr tACTt hEKs OIL CO.. Cleveland. ohio I
o. ~
" kNrru- GOOD INDUsTRlN INSURANCE 7
- run rs-sn. md stead Fositt n e. stFertsneed
" Johnson.
ss.-L.tr 81. iath = NJ
tkrANrEU. srVNOsKAI AID KFNlNG- /
yNFioyFiIs Trayiisl sou,s- en-, ..sa?srsphsr. sgl
" sTissSs BkNEbfJf bennington I'VE I
si.tsr oalss. 81 ani ~ ssSS /
N-ANIIH DUNuCETS TNILoYMFST BIT |
sr eoiarsd 81 al tn.i.of Iore-tic Iabr rity stat.
st sflir-s vttt rrtsr-n.--. go J. - o. - c',i.'~
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PROPOSALS.

pRoP0sALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals for supplies
isa Be- received a. S g SuGssS 81
supplies and accounts. Navy Department W.shing-
CEdBER TWENTY,EI6HTH. 1899. and publicly
ppened reafter to furnish st the navy
sard. w9shinston D. G., aqusntity Of castings. hard
betting tools steel. timber glass. paints cleo
trica supplies, railroad ties GLOBES rope cement
lime, plumbers supplies and wire sauze Blank pro-
possls will be furnished upon application to the navy
yard, washington. d. c.. or TO the bureau. The A.
tenton OF manufacturers and dealers is invited Tie
bids. Al other thinxs being equal, decided By
fects TO reject any all bids not deemed advan-
tsseous to the soVrnment- EDWIN STEWART.
Paymaster General, u. =. N. dl5-2aW2w
nEPuT oUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE WASH
~ inTton. ID C.. December 8. 1892 Sealed pro-
FWEiyE o'c{ocK noon TUESDAY. 9SSuRRY
THIRTEENTH, 1893, and then opened. for furnish
ing DURING the ive months ending June 30. 1893.
TIE right Il reserved to 'ect any all proposas
AL required will be Furnished on sppii-
cation to this once. Envelopes containing proposals
Should be %aTnsd .rE1RosSIi foE FG5.ss
master Genesa al. U. g. A. dlo6t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

RuILDING RESTRICTIONS.
Sothfsg lees than sI.sDo Resssa
Sidewalks. macsdAmixed streets 6pd al improvo.
ments 1t cosnpanys expense. We tnisnd % make
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
One Of the most attractive and rrrsxe~s suburt e
the national capital II has the natural sdvsntagra
Is on elevation Of 200 Ie-t and only mile fro
and overiookinr tbs entfre city.
The w. and A. Electric railway. now N op~rstioA.
runs through osnter OF the property and WIN sooa -
completed 10 sixth street depot
We viii conftnue 20 offer dur1nr the ngaeA - D.
eenbsr liberal fnducemenfs 70 psrttss Daring -
euiid IN this propsrty. wtl also advance mossy 1ss
number q coss.s-s .fn b. built shas vs.sr -
tmpryvements continue rixht sloss.
no MUSHROOM rowx.
But 4 mprovine stssdy snd destined 20 BE- shs =,
Of some Of The nDssf Suburban resid~nres aruGnx
washington- II you ere looking for eafe sn1 proxI-
able tnvsssnent Ne invite voc 10 lopk ~ peop11v
over.
you y. looking for plscs "a, build you q. a.
LooL Into IL nssssr sn1 have - ~ - q.
RoBrNeqn d LopoE
.,'' 4 . &c "a S 3 go &c ssns..
ea-An ~ - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LOS sALE-A TIRsT.clAss pARlyoR YHeAN
Il at great 50 rince. lass l$fh It ~. disess
TOR sALE-EAsEI MIRROR; SIX FEET IN
u height bargain l2s Indiana ava n ~. third
EoR sAIE-A CUsHfON-TIRf COLUMBIA BIZ
Us. CUTS SGt ar sn s se asS *. ssa y
For sALE-cABINET GRAND PIANO. MAHo0-
any case; excellent oonditioni peeutifi ,on. and
hS.s@ re S; st S- onsi G sS Si md
For sALE-IRoS SAFE; HAS CONVENTION
.srs "S sa = IN prrS e"na,,sn. ~ ss es"@p q
dress Box los. star Office dlS-a
EoR sALE-CoaL AND WOOD YARD GROUND
buyer Address DO, iss. stsr oitce. dis-Ss'-
E'OR sALE-GoLD DOLLARS. HALVES AND
SparteSJs nsT cola li., 10 =. shOw os... IN
'- oci2-s@ @ W. rEcHxER. asl p. az. nv.
FoR sALEaA NEW GRAND rPRIaHT PIANO
soS ~ mi h 90 violin case music ',snS ssa
To ,9o , sshsFTss :, e. e .hars JAMES hat
FOR sALE-FoR A SMALL CASH PAYMgSf
ne GHTT Nc "a
I'm s st Our goods and terms VIII suit you a. gods
FOR SALE KEFRIGERAroR, ioxis. src-
icoA Dho 'a 81 Market HOUSE. 'e0 2fs.s.
E'oR sAi.E-A FAMILY GOING SOUTH WILL
u sell at ttird value large silt mirror. piano. Inn
dress kIcHMoSD. Star Once siao,.
L'oR sALE-oNE POOL AND ONE BILLIARD
table. hnoi Pa ave. nv. di2-f~-
LOR sALE-A SNAP BIGGEST THING FyIR
i offered IL Nsshington- II looking for bargain in
suburb an real estate don't fail % rad our I'D" In
Evening News sat rday, Des.mher IL
d12-5t boBiNsoN LODGE. Atlantic builains.
EoR sALE-oNLY 2. oooYARDs LETT OF THAT
very desirable s-ounoe West Point standard white
duck at &c. yard. IN lots suit cotton has a
vanced considerably. this Trir. n les thsn
one-half its present worth suitable for sails. tents.
cATrlAge covers aud many other JAS. =. TOP
Ham. l231 P.nna ave. "A. na6->o
L,oR sALE-oNE OF THOSE WONDERFUL srfr-
Il playing Esrior orchestrones, plays hundred. q
s75 cash at g. L WILD 4 BROS. 100 IN 80 nv
ds-let'
L'oR sALE-ENGISEs. BOILERS. a.. ALL NEW
Il ~ second hand prioes. wM. c CODD, 1lp n.
Broadway. Baltimore. na.-im
LN0R sALE-A FINE UNIVERSAL HsMMoND
Il typewriter in excellent oonfitan. has two tyre
wheels. bargain IifEWRlItk kxoHAN6E
80 Est NV. MI
EoR sALE-TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT Win
II Trivfeee OF purchase. Best machines easy
terms. Mirneograph and duplcator supplies. NEW
MAN & son. T23 9TH ST. NV. ni5-im
EoR sALE-soLD FISHES PROM 10 CENTS Up
Il ward; also singing cAnsries. knocking birds. par
riots. Maltese Kittens. gis.ons ana ppaltrT hlris
stuffed scuMID's B1RD STORE. 7le iesh 81
NV. --i7-3m.
E'oR sALE-.'oTTo" GAS ENaTNEs. bOTH SsT
and icon -hsna; any are seni for circular &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
FOR SALE-UOTS.

FoR sALE-4s rrET FRONTAGE ON o ST
4 he, l2th and 18th sts. ne A.ss,s -gaAr. f.-, Ia
di5-si WxTEks 1 THOMPSON. ixsran
Lon sAit-sEyERal vERY rISE BUILDING
10y, 70 Nc northeast a e.rs.lh nuss b sslds
ass, ' is,s re. a. s S.s..
Fi2ass,ssh r. 6 sAhsaf S Ia hST q ars
e. terms easy siia THEo askBINa.
dIs,at ls,h ssa s. ..s
SoR sAIf-oN 18TH ST. SOUTH or COLUMBIA
ass hEDF0SSD " SsRkfR soy
EoR sALE-wE CAN SELL TWO vERY DfsfR.
able corners In souh froosi directly on Inc x
dislsi EEbfoRD v o' @SikER sox. Io,er
E'oR sAIt-lSrH ST. MAR EESFsAw AVE-
sgsg ssS 'f Eibf fSSs n l' %ifts ID
Fos sALE1A cs.ScE ron suiLprRs-Two
aiS RhpfoR6 sP T. III n :cs t' ioosr
FoR sALE-wE ARE VOW ooNPrErISG A
half mile moth Of St ot pi g isi y. SsVs
dl4e, isisF.
a.. ,rgs ssly reduosd ssurs IS f.., front sod 10
pS dis month rhos, ., risn AZ. Co -
u choicest locauon 10Th g. bet h and 80 n y.
s2 To- adjacent lots he'd al s3 - only el 700 c.sh
h hs, 81. 300. In l. and year. ". I okfE
l2l7 ~, n. diSA
Tor sALE-ELEGANT IoT on n BIT i7rH
II and 18th q. ". reduced for -ho-t period 10 e. 10
Also lot, q by about i2S. Rhods islsna ave- bet
dia4t Waters THOMPSON. isssra-
NJ rh s. hn .f b.1...
Der IL: ioot for n. Then loot TOR once.
dl2-ot ROBINSON LODGE. Atlantic building.
EoR satE-chFsnEsr LOT on x BET. 18TH
JF BrlLH
co-fm' 90 y a.. boom n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
WANTED ROOMS.

" z y TF.U-EIJDMN
lN-hNrfl. rs YOtN6 Man. 10 HENT a
w rQou. slrre b. val Obtain al the comforts Of
hom-. sdir-ss 2 B.. star othce. ais 81
N-A~TEI-NEAE DUPONT CIRCLE OR conn
w ave ~ ssntl-r AMI wife. corafortabe
~ fslT affh hHarl EriVaf. family refer
-nc.- Allr.-s n 3. So OFF,. nSat'
WANrFnH ONF or Two ROOMS ON FIRST
w aas.r ruIsh-,l unf'Irni shFt suitable fUr
drtor.. e. ngrlh - - AMI vest % l4th -.
n Adlre=s VI d. Star ONE. dl42t'
" ANrt O. TCKSfsHEp and VNTTKNISHFD
w r1H.s rtrt- 20 CITY chHsI@-f AMI ~ursst plan
= - - .ir-i-at.- -v-turrs Established tsS5i-
tis "a III 81 kFOEb- AGF NJ ~. lin = n a.
"ANlhu- ~ GENTLEMAN, WIFE ANDBABY
W nf.tHstur1 front rpuuI. f4ru slsf 90 uufur-
uist~i h=ai- tath Win bari. rrtvat- family
Lr-f-rrsd h-tu--n Gfh all f4fh. 4 AMI y So n ".
90 refervurs-- = D. y stsr ohre. dl.ht-
N ANrfpH a ROOM On GROUND FLOOR on
W ta.Il-ft ua o. . Oh suitahie fur the
t--ar n-l-1nr-. A1Iir--s ~ d u dt.u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
WANTED HOUSES

UANTED-A . ROM DwTfLING. HUICK OR
w frsfus. 9Th larEe lut AMI AIey. 10 atsd
suth-sat tsruls must - easy Az wsnt q fisce q
prursrfY. tuapruvst 20 uutrlrroved lath
- a must - a harx.in. Tor prompt purchaser
hsnf M d. rfTtiuu
EAsTEKpNY a HALDEMAN.
as - tHT -
U-ANrrD- nv FRANK FfNGREF co SIX
w hau-s- a cure q 49, small cash payment
.nt tnaItn4y install in-nt> hoain "a eis u.
ASA
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MALE on FEMALE.

w NNrNb- Al cry INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
w oHnks. uslisrs .h.rib-ruiai.i- drivers prrters.
ia zen. t.lrs - a. ri Lls. furni-h--i un-
~ srff~f AfkiN fNEfr~ 80 ~ d - "a = a. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
BOARDING

a ABLE b0AKD- ftAsI .CiAss -KtTES Moo
I sfsts, ave ntHute- ~Nk " al departments.
.rfotsrloisf ~ fur tselve aft--n- spEy O. Mrs.
ID " iiO- n q ~ di5-n
I'uH nINT-AT THE BuCXINGHAd. els AND
u 10 l1th a. vsry desfrsbe rusln-. suite
- snss stth hrstcass tsb. board aE1 al fh-
fort- - hons fes-onAhls prir~s dlSA'
N AN1rp- FInS1 CLASS BOARD fOR TWO
w s~nfsuien eessnuy f1ruishsd ~ Mt room. beat.
s.s AL prtsst- e-th. fuosierst. term. Sgl
ass n o dl33t'
llpkKDFKS DESIRED FOR TWO LARGE FRONT
ID foans hat and cold .stsr slth "a slthout tabis
1sard. alsu u hsf Mons. Al the STANTON. 2o7
o. ~ dl0at'
AOI GTH ST NV ELFaANT Rooms AND
= easTd. grivat. h@th, ne~iy farni-hsd and
crs1ed b. Mrs. COLBY. fOrmsfly ~ sl5 V-rinSnt
.se pr ha~radfr'> houss. opSo-its The Arlington
HOTEL L'ENFANT Has SILL VACANT PEW
II uics roorus Caii and sxAtIiue. Do
The uOIEL RICHMOND.
l1th AMI n nv
WI crsn 1tE-pAf. n~c-uluer .. lswly fur nlshed.
r~dftFi ami fspsrrd. and VII h. kep- the Amer
an. aud read - the uonth year
saIi fsullli.s Tsbls board - dsslrsA
deims ~ W COLEMAN.
Taf s0urHKRS..si i i5rH 81. Nv -FiRsr-
y sia-, fsmtlg .osrd and fgom, 81 pr d.E 81 PER
os<Asss Asass aaa csola Joan bTl1<s. ai7-ils.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tcos-s ah ne. ~. nj,
Hol2lSlES nm
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES

EOR RENT-1224 18TH ST. N. W, TWO LARGE
hyht front and back basement rooms; very deslr-
able for doctors office and waiting room good looa-
ton. dl5-3t.
EORRENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
l. Of our building suitable for dentist lawyer pat
snt Attorney. &c.; moderate rent. TYLER RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 Est NV. d3-2w.
EOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS AND FLOORS IN
l. Ohio Bank building; rooms attractive aud rent
low l. NJ SAUNDFRS A Co
d7-2w Ohio Bank building.
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PERSONAL

I,ACTs sPEAk For THEMsELvES THOU
ands can testify 10 the lis prizes paytns for
DIS JusTH's OLD STAND. sla Ds ne.
A uTBoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AsEycI
IN Communications promptly stteld.d To; c0ntfe1-
tis. oaic. open all hours Best rofer-nc~s w
WILLIAMS. Manager. $50 psf. o. dl2-lm'
(,IyII. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
s.w. FLYNN, M, Ivy rnstituta.
nls-1m' Southwest cor. sth aud N ste n ".
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NxrANrEU. srVNOsKAI AID kENl Ne
w Son lNY~wrifrr gpsratsFs tirsctsd = positions
YNpf OWNS provided eou1E -teut --en9srsyh herr AMI
lem fJr services. N1th-
~ ITANANs 4 BENEDICT bennington Tyre
v1.tsr One. stl aui ~ "a ssSSG
X-ANIII - DTSIOEI'~ TNILOYMFST BIT
w r.au soustrrIsl ~ lHtii~- ard women. Whit
srG roarsd 81 al tind-of Iuue-tir Ialr CITY stat.
sfrfrls with raferruHe.. go ! - a. "a
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

E9R RENT-LARGE HALL ON Cd FLOOR GIG
cellar SO per month. I. r. BROOKS,
DOW GIG 18th ST. NV.
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ARCHITECTS.

I'D s. ExIEY. ARCHITECT. WILL RrMovr
u. bis oface 10 Room 9. l.t3o 81. NV, December
~ W BONNEVILLE. ARcHTrYCT.
v. LASFence Building 6ia and on iish st. Designs.
plans. spccln atoms. details and estimates any
cas- q ouidlnx promptly ;UrnlsAsi Twsnfy-nvs
ys&<s pracsieAi ". srisncsI n3lr 1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CQR RENT-A TURNOUT IN THE WAY OF Lam.
dan and gray team; reasonable by the mouth. APP
ply Sl0 Sd st. Sc. d12-4ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

W kNTED-siTUATION Ri AN INTELLIGENT
" Fonug colored aaan. a. goldman. driver,
h0s'lsr. porter. general work man; will furnish rood
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THIRTY-Two WERE POISONED.
That h What a Carnegie Ohcial Says.
 Dempsey Indicted.

That h What a Carnegie Onicial Says.
 Dempsey Indicted.
 PITTsBURG, Dec. 22.-Edward O. Christy, of the Carnegie Steel company, in speak ing of the alleged Homestead plot, said: ''So far as we have been able to learn the persons who dled from the effects of the poison number thirty-two, but many of the workmen, some of whom will appear at the trial, are dying on their feet. There were altogether about 4,000 employed by the Carnegie Steel company during the strike, and of these over 2,000 became sick. Some died and many were for weeks on the edge of the grave.
 Since we have begun this investigation we have been startled by the number of letters we have received from every part of the country written by nonunion work men who became sick of the prevailing complaint at Homestead and went to their homes. Many are yet sick, and all are con- fdent they were poisoned"
 Coroner Mcdowell will carry his investi- gation beyond the grave. He intends to exhume the bodies of all the men who have ince died under circumstances to which the slightest suspicion is attached. In each case the stomach will be subjected to a chemical test.
 The grand jury found true bills against H. F. Dempsey, the district master work man of the Knights of Labor, and Gal iagher Davidson and Beatty. charged with being implicated in the homestead poison
Connecticut western news., 1892-12-29
or morner Is gone.

or mother IS gone.
 About two years after for there are generally about two years between tie time of their going) the other half of the holiday season k broken up. Then the old house goes into the possession of strangers, and the sons and daughters by that time have homes of their own. They plant their own Christmas trees, and hang up their own childrens stockings, and twine their own holly and mistletoe, and have their own good times. They will perhaps be riding out on some of those holidays either in sleigh or carriage twenty or thirty years from now along the places where we slumber the last sleep, and may we have been so con- siderate and sympathetic in our de- meanor toward them now that they will then say one to anosher as they pass the silent mounds of the village graveyard or city cemetery, "There rest as kind father and as kind mother as ever wished their children merry Christmas or a happy new year."
 Meanwhile we, their parents and grand parents, will, hope, through the atone ment of our blessed Lord, be keeping holidays livelier and higher up; in the presence of the very Christ whose birth the earthly Christmas commentaries, and of the Ancient of Days" who saw the first year open, and will see the last year close; in conpanionship with the ever widening circle of heavenly kin dred, many already there and many soon to come, and the tables of that festivity will purple with the grapes of Eschol, and redden with ''the new wine of the kingdom" and glow with ''twelve man. ner of fruits" from the trees of life, and the gifts of those holidays will be man. s;ons and thrones and crowns of glory that never fade away. Oh, that these delightful holidays of earth may fit us for those moro delightful holidays Of heaYani
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Commencing Sunday, December 4. 1892.
 GOING EAST. Leave Canaan $40 d. m., arrive Hartford II 50 Il. m. Leave Canaan 2 35 n. m., arrive Hartford 5.05 m., from M Millrrton and way points. Leave Canaan 2.4i a. m. (Dnily Exprrss) for Bo-t,n, arrive Hartford 3j, Bos on 20 a.. m.
 Leave Canaan Sundays only) 3.55 p. m. arrive Hartford 6 25 P. m.
 GOING WEST. Leave Canaan 12 0p. m. for Ehineclifr Leave Canaan 14 P. Ill. for Poughkeepsie and Campbell ilnl. L.av.. Ca.Il,l,tn A, arrive Millrrton % T. m. Leav. Harifori 10 pm, (Dtlly Expr.-ss) for PhiladelIhia. l3altim re aud Washington Canaan II. .l5 D. m., arrive Campbell Hall 1.57 n. m.
 Leave Hartford s.45 n. m. Sundays only) Ca- - naan 3.55 p. m., arrive ampbel Hail 6.5j p. m.
 CONNECTIONS. At Hartford with x YSNERR, NY, H X H k K, Hartford Valley Divisions. Al Smsbury and ai Pine Meadow with N Y, \ k, Northampton Division. Al Winsted with \ H K k, Nauga- tuck Division.
 At Canaan with Housatonic R. R; at Miller ton and Mt ltig, with Harlem Division \ Yt s II K K k : at Boston Corners with Harlem Division Y , X II K. and YS N k {: tt Pouyhke-I'sir with N YC& N KR k; al RhinecliH with Y c & H R k. by ft-rr, to Rondout with the Ulster & Delaware R It MaA brook witl the Lehigh X Hudson l;lver ky. Hf Campbell Hall with NYOSN vallkill Valley K R. N E BI.aIHF, BE. KE>sFR.
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Connecticut western news., 1892-12-29
MT. Thompson's Run of Luck.

William J. Thompson, of Gloucester City, has had streak of good luck re- gently. Last week the supreme court decided that the board of freeholders. of which he is a member, was the legal board of the county. He was elected a member of assembly, and from the re- suit of the election he won $79,OOO in bets.-Philadelph Record.