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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer
SEVEN THOUSAND
ROLLS OF WALL PAPER

On THURSDAY. JANUARY TWELFTH. at HALF
PAST TN O'CLOCK M. We shall sell within our
sales On. corner 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. seven thousand rolls of High Cost and
other grades OF Wall Paper purchased for last ia
trade suitable for halls. library. din room. par
lors and bed rooms with bordering and ceiling pater
to match; ylish and desirable patterns recently
chased by merchant now retiring from business. and
removed to sales Cor Convenience of ..
DEALERS and PRIVATE BUYERS SH ULD GIVE
THIS SALE THEIR SPECIA ATTENTION
ja1-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO., Aucts
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LACK of vitality ard color matter In the bulbs
causes the hair 10 fan out and turn gray. We
recommend halls Aalr Remover TO prevent bald
ness and gray neas.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
HOUSES SITUATED AT The CORNER OF
LINDEN AND ELM STREETS, IN LIE DROIT

PARK. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Ry virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
risfrict of Colu hia. passed in equity cause No.
1883 on the 5th day of Dece Der. A. d. 1sst2. the
undersigned trustee viii sell at public auction. in
front of the respective rsrnises on FRIDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. A ID. 1894 AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. NJ. those pieces or Tarces Of ground
lying and being in lie Droit Pa-s in the strict Of
Columbia and known and describ d as lots Is to 20.
both inclusive, of block Il in lie Drot Park accord
ing to W. r. Coons subdivision, each lot being i'm
proved by new seveD-ro m Dwelling. with all mod
ern IMPROVEMENTS. lots Is 10. 21 and ~ each TO lie
sold subject to deed Of nut q g. coo and lot 20
subject deed Of trust Of e. $50 aud all payable in
five wears from the Sd day Of May. 1892.
Terms OF sale: One-haN of the purchase money IN
cash and the balance psyable in six and twelve
months with interest Of which a desosit OF $500
each house will required the time Of sale. Terms
Of sale be complied with within ten days from the
d. Of sale or property to b sold At the risk and
c6sts Of the purchaser.
FRANK I. BROWNING, Trustee.
416 9TH u. NV.
d2S-dkds Washington. ID. c.
e%THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPONFD on &C
G unt Of the weather until FRIDAY. THIRTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID. 1897. same hour and place.
FRANK 7. BROwNrNG, Trustee.
4l6 5th ST. NV.
js6-dkds WASHINGTON. d. c.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF y,IuABLv IMpRoysp
BuTwEEN AND STREETS North II

TRUSTEES, SALE OF y,IUABLr IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON TwElFTH TREEr WEST
BFvvTwE WEN q Z AND 5 STREETS North IL
COLUMBIA
virtue o. deed e trust herring dat. Of the
No llso folio lgs ct so one OF the land records Of
party secured thereby. we the unders snei, As
prem,s-: on MONDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK P. W, all that real estate .itus:ed in the
city OF ashington, District Of Colum ia and b@ing
the south lol feet lot numbered frrty-eirht
$50 oy the denth Thereof and also lots bered forty
oerding 20 the subdivision said square vesry
Of St Johns parish made by r. A. Lacey, attor ey
ard treasurer recorded IN tiber W r, 10 TO- ~
N. surveyors once Of the District Of Columbia. to-
Rethe" with the i'm rovsments thereon.
Terms Of sale onethrd cash and the balance IN one
W TWO 60 and three CD years. Tor which the PROM
issory notes Of the purchaser With interest at pr
cent Ter annum from the dsy of sale will he taken,
cash. at the option OF the purchaser purchasers
deposit Of 900 will be required of the urchsser OF
purchasers ~ the time Of sale All conveysncing at
Se raid 10 TN dsr 81 or nil
complied with in fifteen DAYS from day % sac the
trustees reserve tie night to reSe the property the
cost and risk of defsuting purchasers after ave days
advertisement OF such resale some NEWSPAPER in the
HARRISON s. BARBOUR.
l42o New York ave. I r....
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Z trustees
4S6 Louisisua ave nwf
L T. WAGGAMAN. Auct.oneer. d23dSds
eB-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
G unit q the Inclem-ncy Of the weather until MON
HAkRISONs :. BARBOUR f..
jal0 WILLIAM MILLER. trustees
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FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee.
4l6 9TH -. nv.
d2Sdkds Washington. d. c.
TRUSTEES, SALE Of 4 yt,gAPLLEE ywo; STORY

FRAME DMEiLING AND Iof eosisI
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust; bearing ds.e
folio No. 80 q seq. Of the land records Of
IN mont Of the prsmiees. on FRIDAY, THE TwEN.
TIEII DAY o.. JiSuAkY; s a. FOUR
subdiv.ion q lot and Of lot in White asyen
once OF sufveyor Of the District Of Columbia in
fhsre is erecSsd en- che lot frame modern two
story seveS-roomed dive ling stone foundation ana
ssss roof
Terms of sals: Cash over prior encumbrsncs Of
o32Ao. AL rveyancinr and recording At pur-
chsoers cost De- o-is Of two hundred dollar1 (eO
Will Be required st the time the proT~ry ssd
down. Terms 70 b complied with In days; other
VIE the trustees right to ressi the PRO
~ at the riss and cost Of the dsfsutinx purcksrr
After ave d8SG advertlsQ1ent Of hrosale IN some
nevspapsr pub, ehed n Washington. d. c.
Dated Senunsy .. 16A
sea~ VI AHs. Ri VIZ. rrsss's.
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I TNITED STATES MARSHaL'S SAFE by virtGa
- of writ of er fscas issued out Of the -le- "a
office of the supreme Court the District Colun-
ba, and 70 directed, will sell at Public sale
for cash. at the auction rooms Of Ratrlife. Dsrr 4
Co; No; 40 Penn avenue nv, on TUESDAY. the
O'CLOCK A. NJ all the right title, claim and interest
OF the DEFENDANT in and to he following described
property. TO wit: Two ~ CABINETS one IL Nah q
any rabe. seized and evied upon he property o.
tu rene de Mkewicz and will he sold 20 sttisfy
ecuti No. 2S &c. in favor OF Ensru.l r. Downham
aud Henry Gre. n, trading as V. F. Downham Co.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL, L. :. Mar-hai
RADCLIFFE. DARR Co. Auctloneers- dltoI3
eETHIS SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL.
the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1924, salse
place and hour. ja1-d
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The Calvary Episcopal Church at Summit
n. J.. was destroyed by Ere Sunday. Lass
90, 900.
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NYunAL0Ic headache promptly cured py
Bruno 6eltxef. loo. bottle
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

HEHTH nFPARINENT gaNUAR 40 irl1 =
~ Ih-re AL .. soll :, ~ found, eosg..t - !
kLENENTH isQ a. or U'CfoCK y n. cus =.
~, hcrse talon ~ IN Anao'-'is and ~ h.y v =.
health of.,osr SaSriTEiNs as. found.s-,.- I
I aTINER SLOAN. hs-.. 100 at
IkGsITT-s s.LF or iNPRoyrD AND INTv.
srHfs ntFFHwf ~, I'm eru,tp
fMIH M nfiH on iS a. hN Fay ~
TTENTH sfEEETs NokTHwrsr
Dl:,r,s, . e%ss rs. "a % ~ ss IS az g .
80 sassr. :. .Sa 's l-,: "a. 49, 81 Tse :.
T.: 1sp au, .sS in hSt., - - Oh. ass- a..
us, hisa IN said Gauss snl rarti uisrl, d-.-ril--
duly rseo SS N to IN ~ S !, - 20 u Ss -
~n.re aeisn,, Ina rsSrds g g. ssd b,.-,ei 80
iSg . g., , ny, y "a. 80 asd g u. "a
said dee a.-crtted now thsr-'ar.' N vir'as - =.
trus ui ua.r ssr 81 =, -, =. so \, - 80,
?, he IrrHi;s. on rHrRsp ,-j.Sft,SsH iiffn'
s'rihsi or.r,y si'uAied In ne ,its - al -,n
he-sd eleven tiii sns sa.Ss 10 ~ -. ns.-
bered two hundred aad NINETY ---von NJ t-gin-
forty s4o) let ana ,hre- y issh sa ~.
, CO., OF 80 ,sn r. sna ~, me ,ssn. wa
north aud AZ rish' snsle- with u. uus =. la 81 =,
them srn .ou s~s.n,y y s Zee, - -. ia 40 .
psre q beeinnins. This property T. improved -
AND THfREAFrrR. AT oUARrrR OF Pom
O'CLOCK p. NJ on nav sAMF nay
By virtue 81 tn same decree ans arlif- uufs- ~.
OF the same deci q trust ] stll ufI.f or =.
in ike manner. front Of he pr-uit.- fhs To- -
d-scri I'd Pfo eTty situated IN the cir1 ana Desired
% IN Davfd-o~,s snidiv Ton . .ansr. uun, i-r-f
two hundred and etsht,- fISll. trrruuiuE 20
northeast come 81 sait J. aud funuins fh-ues
twenty fnN feet. th~lre -uuth one huudrsf arf
twenty l2 feet 10 ale, fherlc. est aud sra
the ine q "a Joy twenty @ ieei end theus uorth
one hundred and twenty ti2 = feet 10 the heSun nE
This parcel n uutulrru,ei.
Terms; The ant q indebtedness ~--ur-d ~ N.
satt deed % trust ttc De -fusd tsiw--n the to
parcels of real estAi. owe described, A-rorlins
Their value. resre-tlvey. snu~n by fh--- $50
and ali overdu. tEEe g. 10 aid IN cash the hssna-
centum per annum from a dAy q -sle payab s
annually secured by derd - usf % be rrorsr'r
d. or all cash. ~ the ton ~ the purhs~sr
chaser deposif % 500 On the 81 nr-t ah#Ts
describe ell aud 81 $500 the 81 nd sb -
scr led viii ne CURED a. h. time q "a. Al
cost Terms II sale Il BE- rimnltrd with ten
dafs from the Gay % sale otherwise tie unsrsitHt
reserves the right 20 resell the prorerty. the rfsa
and ccsf Of tl,e dsfsulttnE rurrhas purchase
AZ or I've days advertisement q IA rrsa- In he
tyrn ns star. Mills ~ ~, 1fustee.
d.4-dts No. 462 la ave.
es-lN CONSEQUENCE OF TEE STORM I've
sd We sales pl-tprned until MONDAY. Tug
NlNIH DAY Of JANUARY. lssl3, san. hour- aul
ja6 dts Trustee
ss-IN CONSEQUENCE up THE cnNrISrFD
bad wertter the rh1ye sa'.s postponed unfl
MEbNEsDAl, THE EIENENTH DAY OF JAN.
~. lSS Z. al the same .n-s snd 2 sre.
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Did h. Leave So Many unp.sd.

Ou NO LEW 30 Many UhPaad5
From Truth.
Johnnie-"0h, mamma, what did Cleopatra
MS that needle for that's in Central Psrk?''
Father Quitting in his oar} -"Why, to file her
bonnet bills on Il che had - many - your
uOthse."
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

Sss)S nnO WORTH OF DIAMONDS GOLD
SSO.OOO watches. hne silver ware and eths-
eoofs from Marston's ofhce. Troy. y. Y FL n
MR., Auctioneer. oll Pa under Metro'n Hotel
n1o-3m
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FUTURE DAYS.


ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO WA, NUT Fp AMP PAR.
LnR sU,TE uPHoLsIERfp y SATIN
SR,yINGs. SIN BnARDs. BIDS rEsns, BIZ
RE6rs AND WAsHsTANps MhrHo1sNi
II. BEDDlNG. CHIN A.GLASs AND CROCK
kRl WARE, hlTcHs UTENSILS, &c. -
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell at residenr-. No.
ia New Jersey svenue north es'. the slove col &c
ers and private bn, .rs is y Nd 20 the
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO..
tal08 Aurtioneer~.
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when the Robins Nest Again.
Prom the Pittsburr Chr0nicls- telegraph
Ths woods wiz wait until spring before turn
I'd ever any nsv leaves.
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ATIMER SLOAN. Auction-ers. ltoe c.,

TRIsTfFS SALE OF DESIRABLE TMpRONFD
fhSr SEttR fr hSN1hI A. avrSufI Hhhr
by virtue q a certain deed q trust dated lure l.
ioel II ioo h - 81 sao day me r :, sS ,s ~ n 70
tne District OF g. umhia, ana uron the ~rltten
aossi OF he holarr q the ndss,sanss. sn--a
rtFLH. lSal Al .HALF-Pssr FouR cipCS .
Siy o, Washington. IN he Dstrict aforesaid - Nitf
Part OF orivinsl %; murdered ton tael d4 IN
nlnE Cor the said pett ih stre-t a. th- l., :
o. seNehty-thr-e . feet aud thr-~ 3 us b..
th-nrenurh twenty Eve Cil -. AMI faar "a nci..
n~hce ws-i MT two t'f.l '~ef anl md hal
four a. inches 1ni tnrs esst nfiv t~o 50 L., All
SIX and one-hAif 11D inches o. the Tlsre of be.dn.
hts property 81 improved nv . nearly new 49,
story and hasetnert brick dwelling with q. IS ana
Terms une-fourtl cash and the he anc. IN one ~,
and three years with interest ~ the rate q m ~
centum per annum. ron the dsy ~ sale. ratal J.
semi annually. secured by dee. tru.t on the ts.-tr
sod ~ a cas-. a. the ortiou 90 purg-ha--- 4
denosit II $500 WILL b. reqIt 81 the me "a ss's
Oh SER cost e sale ~ nj Ne cornrii.i y m
IN hit'en days from the 4 y ~ s.le. th-rps-. -
rss ami cost Of the d-fau tan has.r 49, a..
Star. - ~ '-.'--
JANIS ', HOOD.
JoSl ~ 4 RFpETrf lrustss~
40, ., ~, =, - 81 Penn. ave. se
ss-owISG TO Tur STORM THE ABOVE s,Lr
JANUARY. lSsA sane hour snI piaoe.
JAS. y. HOOD.
'a'-dkis JOSEPH A 6EPErrI.i rrus's'--
,ss-owING To THE CONTINUED B.nwrarurs
ILE EIEtI NTH DAl on JANUARY. isu al sans
JAS p. HOOD.
,aio JOsEIH A. KrrETTI.S rru-'ee.
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sSIS CONSEQUENCES up THE CONTINUED
Ssa pS~.rt,er ih. ,h've ssi.s cc.tpon.l ma
Nhl. 1883 a. the same ours snd =
ialO MILLS DEAN. Trustee
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es-lN CONSEQUENCE OF TEE STORM I've
80, sales are Tlstplned until MONDAY. 1Hs
places. MILLS DIAN
ja6 dts Trustee
, 1893-05-13

ernor, Bahamas, 1881 Governor Leewards,
1888 Governor, Barbados, 1886 Governor
Manritius, 1889.
Not a bad record of service this, and some
assurance that we are not getting an automa-
ton to rule over US. In Barbados, Governor
Lees succeeded in giving the people there
satisfaction. and that is saying a great deal
for his ability. There is plenty Of work to
be done by Governor here at the present
time,-one of the most critical in the colony's
industrial history, and it is very satisfactory
to all Of US to know that the subject to whom
the work has been entrusted by Her Majesty
has proved his worth in former services, and
bears the reputation of being q strong, self
reliant man, honest as daylight. and too am
bilious to neglect the opportunity this colony
offers to him, to add to his reputation as a
capable Governor.
, 1893-05-13

A Correspondent writes to s:-Comlng
from Bartica to-day, friday when passing
by lightning. The electric fluid struck the
top Of the mapt, and shattered the cap,
tore down the halyards aDd running down the
wire stays passed alsng the vessels side to
, 1893-05-13

the stern where it discharged itself with %
report like the bursting of Il. shell The
captain was sitting near the wheel and was
knocked head over heels but fortunately lie
was not injured. Ibid.
, 1893-05-13
FLETCHER & BROCKLEHURSTS
Improved Patent Composite Steam Pans
in lieu Of Tayches, or, for

IN lieu Oh 1dyCuCS, U, 4E ConTaun Syrup INTO Snar.
1t will readily et@ seen from the Wood Gut that they are the most simple, and the most
effective vaprato in the market guaranteed easily cleaned daily, By opening the large
discharge valve at the. bottom, o. b. stacking off the bolts and allowing the bottom +
swing open by its omntpose which Will then admit of the PANS being easily repaired
in case of a eaky tube thNe being no steam joints to break, or trubLsom steam dram
to hoist out fort hat or any other purpose all is simplicity itself and a great boon ohio
Planter
Such is. the opinion expressed by those who now use these Pms in place Of their
former sem Pans. NOE-These Pmsmn be supplied with the odnay4 Ain discharge valve
and with the bottom boed on in the usual way, without heC NmtnpoM4 and the cost will be
reduced accordingly
BRookEHuRsFs PATENT BOILER COATING COMPOSITION Silver Media. Innna
ExhibtOn) is universally acknowledged to be the @tn onconducing material in the market for
ischeaper than all other wen-knownk kinds @h@ Asbestos &C., and is everlasting, and
ahNh with aaNHe water
FLETCHER & BRomLEHuBrs PATENT STEAM CORRUGATED OLARIFIERs are more
simple easier cleaned and less expensive than the tubular kin, whilst being equally as
elective AND give satisfaction.
FLETCHER & BmoKLEHuTs PATENT FILTER PRESSES, for steam or hand power for
Wind Mill Estates are highly Ommend by hose VIII use them, heir. cost is saved in
less hna crop
BRooKLEHmsF PATENT STEP CRATE and MEGAss FURNACE, with non" conducting
ming for burning green Megasd direct from. the mM,h has proved very satisfactory In TACT the
Step Crates area ound as when first applied, no bucking or varying &c &c
clhnn of the juice would be vastly improved and economy ewy way obtained as is proved
b., the open steam Composite Pans in u@-TRY THEM.
ABIL and BRocKLmURsrs PATENT HOT AIR GREEN MEGASS FURNACE with AUTO
matte Fireman, is q thorough success: in Danear, Estates shaving these furnaces use nothing
else butt the Megssd direct 'front.' then Mill and the onns give sufficient steam for all purposes;
no GOALS or other kind of fuemhg used, nothing but the Megms Try the Furnace, and if not
satisfactory, pay no royalty
skEkT1 and BRoonnHuRrs PATENT MILLS have gained ts1 r class diploma and Gold
Medal from Paris Suchi progress
For particulars and prices the Pans Presses CHARTERS Step Crates. Circulating Tubes and
Mills pleas apply to esMeM Manufacturers, Masrs Geo. FLETCHER Co, Colonial Engineers:
London and Derby or to the Undersigned. who will also quote for the Mess Furnaces sand
GEO RROCKIEHURST
, 1893-05-13

R. ALLAN Fsqr., Demerara and
Surinam Fl. A.. GEEEN Esq
Trinidad; NJ. CLERIC Esq, Martinique
G. w. BENNETT & Co, Antigua and
st. KITS, & s. i. HoRsFoRD Il
COMPANY; L. DoDDs Esq, Ponce, Porto
Rico RoBT. ATKINS, Esq, Jamaica
GEO. FLETCHER & Co, London.
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THE PLOT DISCOVERED.
The Plan OF the barcelona Anarchists Was
Not Fully Carried Out.

BARCELONA, Nov. l6.-lt is stated that
Judge Domenech has in his possession the
names of all the persons who were connect
ed with the bomb outrage at the l4iceo the
ater last week and that the culprits are
already in custody. Il is said that the plot
was arranged by several anarchists The
plan was one which, II it had been success
fully carried out, would have involved
wholesale destruction of life.
Each Of the plotters was to carry a bomb
into the theater aud to station themselves
in different parts of the gallery One of the
number was deputed to turn of the gas
lights, and at this signal the bombs were
TO be thrown. The man who was to put
out the lights failed to find the meter, and
one of his companions, growing impatient
Of waiting for darkness, threw his bomb
down into the stalls Judge Domenech
earned reputation as a prosecutor by
stamping out the Black Hand criminal or
ganization in Andalusia some years ago,
and the prisoners will undoubtedly be
rigidly dealt with when they come before
him
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Sporting News Notes.

George Godfrey, the colorsd pugliist,
was sued in Boston for assault and bat
terry, yesterday, by Pugilist Anthony
Brown. The assault took place last April.
Oliver will play left guard instead Of
Woodruff, in the University of Pennsyl-
vania game with Harvard, on Thanks
giving, at Cambridge.
Con Riordan, theI California heavy
weight pugilist, and Frank Craig, the
Harlem coffee cooler" were matched
yesterday to box six rounds.
Bob Fitzsimmons thinks it better 10
fight than to remain idle and has &C.
cepted Dan Creedon's challenge.
Z. Maxwell Moore, of the New York
Athletic Club, will referee the Corbett-
Mitchell fight.
The Sc cond eleven of the Y. M. G. A.
football team will line up against the G,
A. G. eleven, of New Castle, on Saturday
afternoon Fas follows: Center, Heck
guards, Dunn and Bennett; tackles
Patterson and Price; ends, Morgan anC
Lawson; quarterback, Hylsnd; right
and left haif-bscks, g. and w. Munden
full back, Morton.
Michael Cochran and John Glynu
bantam weight fighters, Of this city. me
and signed articles TO box six rounds
Yesterday
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
ON PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Presidents Flying Trip to New York
still a Mystery.

NEW YORK, Nov 16-The visit of Presi-
dent Cleveland in this city was short and
mysterious. He reached Washington on
his return early this morning. lie came
here accompanied by Secretary of War
Daniel s. Lamont and drove Immediately
to the Victoria hotel, where a suite Of
apartments had been made ready for him.
His movements were shrOuded in mystery.
He had breakfast in his apartments, and
shortly after that he drove Off in a carriage
and was absent from the hotel for several
hours.
1t was thought that the president had
come here for the purpose Of comforting
with prominent specialists in regard to an
ailment from which he has been suffering.
This, however, DIR. Joseph ID. Bryant Mr..
Cleveland's physician denied
He said that Mr. Cleveland was at pres
ent enjoying good health and that any
statement to the contrary was untrue.
Secretary Lamont also said that the presi-
dent was not at all sick, but that he had
simply come down here for "A trip and TO
transact some strictly private business.
The president made a private call on
some of his personal friends and took a
stroll in Central park. He had lunch with
DIR. and Mrs Bryant at their residence, Ga
West Thirty-sixth street. President Cleve-
land and Secretary Lamont returned to the
hotel, where they spent an hour or two.
The president, with the secretary and Mrs.
Lamont, dined at Dr. Bryant's, after which
the whole party repaired to the Broadway
theater DIR. and Mrs. Bryant and Mrs
Lamont drove to the theater
Mr. Cleveland and the secretary walked
They strolled up Sixth avenue and across
Fortieth street Very few people recog
nized the president, and the big audienc,
did not seem to recognize the distinguished
party in the box of Manager T. Henry
French for some time. Finally it was
whispered about that the president was
there. Mr.. Cleveland watched the opera
to the end and seemed to thoroughly enjoy
it. AS he passed into the street he wa
heartily cheered. He and Mr.. Lamont
stepped into their carriage and drove L
Jersey City, where they boarded the 1879
express for Washington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
TROOPS GUARD HIM.
Citizens Talk of Hanging the Dying Muir
derer of Miss Baugh.

ALLIANCE, o., Nov. 16.-The murderer Of
Miss Birdie Baugh by Curtin Davidson,
who afterward cut his throat created much
excitement here, and lynching is immi-
uent. The murderer was reported so near
death as not to be worth hanging, but there
is a growing conviction among the men
who are canvassing the lynching that Da-
wilson Is not dying, and that the physicians
are giving out these reports Of his precari-
Gus condition to pacify the people.
The threatening assembly of men at what
were apparently designated points in the
city during the evening convinced the local
authorities that Murderer Davidson was in
imminent danger Of rope or bullet. The
mayor wired Sheriff Krider TO come at once
from Canton The sheriff arrived shortly
afterward. The guard on Davidson was
re-enforced, but in less than an hour the
situation became so threatening that Com
pany X Of the Eighth regiment of Ohio's
national guard was ordered out. They
were stationed at the barracks under arms.
The men who are eager to finish Davidson
nre not awed by the demonstration, urging
that the soldiers are in sympathy with the
scheme to swing the murderer. There is
intense excitement throughout the city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gold bought for cash. No. los w. sth St.
-Chas. NJ. Banks, jeweler, No. 10 r. eth st
w. S. Phillips. ieweler, No. 600 Shipley St.
Maryland biscuits for sale, 6l3 Shipley st.
-Cummins, the photographer, 312 Market
street.
-Registers for heating the post office build
ing are being putin place to-day.
Go to Wilmington Photograph Company,
Nor3ll6 Market street, 30 cents per dozen.
-TryS. Z. Barker on hay, salt, rolled oats,
beans. ETC., corner Front and Shipley streets.
The Lower Braudywine Church will hold
a supper and bazar in the church November
y and 23.
An olten time concert will be given in
Grace NJ. 2. Church, Thanksgiving night, by
the Grace Cleaners.
The Epworth League of st. Georges
Church will give a supper in the church
thanksgiving night.
-Beecher. No 3l5 Market street, excells All
Others in photographing the little ones. BE
sure ofNO. 3l5 Market street.
DIR. Simms' Vegetable Liver pills always
sure cure for headache, liver and kidney
complaints. No. 6O6 King street.
On Tuesday evening, November 2s. the
Woman Workers of Harrison Street NJ. e.
Church will hold supper in the church.
Mrs. Anna Phillips. Of No. 700 East Sixth
street. died at her home yesterday morning
old.
-Ex-Constable Bowers and balky hors,
amused the people In the neghbOrhO0d O
Ninth and Walnut streets, yesterday after
The British steamship Tancarville cleared
AZ the Custom House to-day. from Marcu
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