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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING Il CO., Auctioneers.
G12 l. s.. R.w.
CLOSING SALE"
CHOICE HYACINTHS, TULIPS AND NARCISS

CLOSING SALE"
CHOICE HYACINTHS, TULIPS AND NARCISSUS
AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
SEVENTH 1898, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, the
second floor Of our auction rooms. 6l2 street,
We shall close out balance OF consignment Of I'm
ported Flowering Bulbs.
1t THOMAS BOWLING l. CO., Aucts
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY vIR-
tue of writ Of feri facias, issued out Of the
clerks office of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell, at
public sale, for cash, at No. 1920 18th street north
west city OF Washington, District of Columbia, on
FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-SEvENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER. 1898. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN, all the
right, title, claim and interest OF the defendants
In and the following described property, to witt
Flour, Corn Starch. Canned Vegetables Fruits, Fish,
Meats, &c; Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Sauces,
Yeast and Baking Powders, Stove and Shoe Black
ing and Polish, Flavoring Extracts Brushes. Will
low Ware. Pickles and Chow chow. Preserves, Jel-
lies, Cheese: Lamp Chimneys: Lamps. Vinegar.
Olive OIL Blueiag, Cigars, Crockery and Glass
Ware, Counter Scales, Show Case, &c, &c. Seized
and levied upon the property Of Goldman &
Rubin and will he sold to satisfy execution No.
94725, in favor of Simon Feldrnan. d. NJ. RAMS
DELL Y. s. Marshal. d. c. RADCLIFFE. DARR
& CO.. Aucts. Oc16-dkdbs
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Oc1GdSd,
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer.
IAN q ST

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOURTEEN NEW BRICK
HOUSES, SITUATED On THE CORNER OF
ELEVENTH AND + STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, recorded in
Iibcr 1888 folio 35+ seq of the land records
for the District of Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby, will offer for
sale, in front of the premises on TUESDAY, TIE
TWENTY -F8tRTH DAY OF OCTOBER A u
1898. At HALFPAST FOUR PM. the following
described property, situate, lying and being in the
city of Washington. ID. c.. to wit: All of lots
numbered from thTty-five 1851 to fOrty-right as
both inclusive, in DOn's Grupe subdivision of lots
Ia square numbered nine hundred and sixty t9GOi
per plat in Liber -, foos %. Of the surveyors
office of the District of Columbia, together with
iuprOv ements, &c. sold subject a deed of trust
each lot to secure the OF 81 $50 except lot
~, wfch the trust is $1,000. and interest; ex-
act amount will be stated at time of sale.
Terms of sale cash. deposit of $500 will he
whole. 500 per house If sold separately Trs-
tees will determine At time of sale. as shall be
deemed by them to be most advantageous, whether
the property shall be offered as a whole or 10y par
cells. All conveyancing and recording he at pur-
chaser or purchasers cost and terms of sale to
complied With in ten days from day of sale, de-
posits forfeited.
GEORGE E. ENNONS
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
ocS-eo&ds Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO WE'D.
NESDAi. NOVEMBER FIRST. 1898. houI
and place.
GEORGE E. EMMONS
JOHN .. JOHNSON,
oc24eo&ds Trustees.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcrIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF yAJJARIr r>,ppovu-
PROPERTY. BENZ. EOI.SE No 2n2 NInNRH

I'M SIEtSr SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 2O3 MONROE
STREET, ANACOSTIA, DC
By virtue Of decree of the Suprema Cour, ot
me Dist1ict OF Columbia. passed in equity cause
~, I5oo3 the undersigned trustees will 0rfar for
sac az public auction, In front OF the premises on
i 10 hsDIf TWENTi-SISTH OF OC"TOBFR ID
1888. AZ HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p lot
seven hundred and thirtytwo (732l In Duvali's adj
q non 70 oniontown. now known Anacosta, D.
y, fronting twenty t2U feet on Monroe street p, nd
Lending pack one hundred and thirty 13O, feet
tt.ms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
,nru OF tue purchase money in cash and the resi-
que IN TWO equal instalments payable respectiveIy
~ one ana two years from day OF sale with inter.
secured ~ deed OF trust upon the property or
az CASH at the option OF the purchaser < denosit
OF Of one hundred 400 dollars will he required when
we property Is struck off, Terms OF sale IN he
complied with in ten DAYS from day NJ SaIa n,
property resod at risk OF defauting purchaser Ali
conveyanctng at cost of purchaser
WILLIAM II. SHOIES
40 5th st. NV
JULIUS A. MAEDEI.
,, 4l6 9th ST. NV
"ei"u"u' Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

G. G. SLOAN & CO., AUcTIoNEERS, I4o7 G ST,
Successors to Latimer & Sloan).
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Oc9-eo&ds

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO WE'D.
NESDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST 1898 same hour
and place
GTDprF FNfNO\S
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oc13-d&ds

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPoNED TSTII
MONDAY, THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER A n
1898, at the same hour and place AL.
WILLIAM II. SHOLES
4lO 18th st. NV
JULIUS A. MAEDEL.
416 9Th st. NV
oc-o-uNuS Trustees
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DUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
SIXTH AND SEVEN TIL STREETS EAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In IL
Der 1901. folio 45S ct seq, of the land records
,or the District OF Columbia. will SELL in front
Gi the yEsassso S Be tHIasPAf ISL aaE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land and
premises, situate in the city OF Washington in The
District of Columbia, and distinguished as and he
ing the west 4S IT. IA inches fronting Mass ave
nue. Of lot 8. in square numbered S65, by the full
depth of said lot, together with all and singular
the improvements ways, easements rights nrfx
ileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or
tu any wise appertaining.
Terms Of sale: third Of the purchase money
~ cash, the balance in and two years m a
per per annum interest, payable
and notes secured by deed Of trust on the pronerir
sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser
A deposit of 500 required at the time OF sale
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied with in ton
days from date Of sale, otherwise the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property the risk
and cost Of defaultins purchaser after FIVE days'
published in Washington, ID. c.
ALBERT A. WILSON,
JOHN B. LARNER.
seso-d&ds Trustees
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
by request, until MONDAY, the TWENTIETH lRD
Of OCTOBER, AID. 1898, hour and place.
ALERT 4. WILSON.
JOHN b. LARNER,
oc12-d&ds Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
by request, until WEDNESDAY. the FIRST DAY Of
NOVEMBER, AID. 1898, at HALF-PAST FOUR
ALBERT A WILSON
JOHN B. LARNER,
oc2f-6&ds Trustees
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Carved HVOries, Sill
YER and Cloissonne
Emanels, Ivory
f1imia lures and
Marqueterie Buhl
and Empire Furni=
ture, am Immense
Collection of the
Finest ORES d m
China, Rare Old
Capo=de=T1 0ntea and
Other V a 4 ua BILE
Specimens.
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9. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. 14O7 @ st.
Successors to Latimer & Sloan.)
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

COMPRISING THE FINEST PORTION OF THE
FAMOUS SPLITTER COLLECTION OF THE LARG-
EST ROYAL VIENNA VASES EXTANT, By WAC
NER. KNOELLER AND PFOHL, AND THE I'M
PERlAL SEvRES PORCELAINS FROM THE
BRUSSELS ACADEMY;
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AUCTION SALES.
THIN AFTERNOON.

THOMAS BOWLING s co.. AUcTIoNEERs,
612 ct. D. w.
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DUNCANSON BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.
9th and u SITS. NV.
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-. Trustees.
l. L "--SeAAAN, Aoctsonec-. oc1Q 49,
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THOMAS DOWNING & CO.. AUcTToNEERs.
6l2 z STREET NORTHWEST

DUNCANSON BROS,
AugrsOnaarS
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c. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers. Iso7 G; ST
Successors to Latimer & SloanD
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WILLIAM A. RICHARDS,
WAkREN CUOATE.
Trustees.
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rae MONTEREY


Worthless - i FiahtitE shlp--sk tlan TnfA
ret NsNriy Wrecked ~ Hair Chatgc.
san i'kANclscp, .lnne IN. The Exam.
inet Thursday morning says. hi sub.
stance, about thO Monterey s trial, thai
she proved lsersclf an excellent cahmt
under conditions present during the
journey nlonR thoreoast, but there an,
rrars e he ground for doubt aN TO her
efficiency AZ a iiishting ship
According 70 the Statements ~ those
on haarl during the trip. il became ap.
parent u heoiiiccrs and every ncml,cr
of tbc crew before. the vessel had fairly
crossed the bar Saturday that II her
gums had % ne cast adrift 10 clear for a
conflict even In fair wcathar there
would mol have been much left 81 her.
AS saon as tho vessel got into the open
sen the turtwte began 70 slide from siis
10 side m very alarming manner.
FURTHERMORE whom the shot was ilrcd
from rIlig Betsy II made a wrecl, 81
the hydraulic Rcar BY which Tho gun il
shifted. Notwithstanding the fact that
thc charge If power ia tho qua whom
tired wns only half IL The fun service
charge
t'iiseers who were on beard frankly
adnlit - wpultfhave completely wrecked
every thing inside tho turres and dis
nbled both Rnps II the full charge ~
5as pountlsof powder had been fred
ihesc defects arc said to be the fanlt 81
tho designs The Union iron works..
carried out the contracts faithfully
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DR. BRIGGS Suspended
Says the Briggs Sentence Com
mittee.
He Refused to Compromise and Must
Take the Consequences.
Fret nriEgs Was Represented ny Prof.
isnwn Alone Thos. hicDougnIt Helps
ttN tho Penalty Wilf tho Great Her
etie Rrnaamce OVERWHELMINGLY


WASHINGTON. June THE commit
tee appointed 70 FIX upon Dr. briggs
sentence, have agreed npon their mins
nie, and will report at the opening of
thanfternoon scssion II Il understood
TINT pr iiriggs refused 10 make any
compromise. md that the committee
VIII rcevmincnd that he bc suspended
The final stage In. the Briggs ease be-
fere the general assembly Of III Pres.
setcrian Church was proceeded hn =
dry morning by d half hours devotion
exercises, conducted " Rev D.
smith ~ baltimore. moderator III Tho
general assembly
hen the assembly convened ms a
canrt at asso o'clock there wns q notable
't'crrafc II attendance. both on the
Aher aud "A the galleries. Wednesday
nights vote having been the climax III
the lneeting III the assembly The mem
h.fss u the prosecuting committee
were ia their accustomed places hut
prof. Btiggs party was represented by
irui. Brown alone.
The moderator first announced that
the committee, the appointment of
which WINS authorized last night, 70
formulate d minute expressing the
sense ~ the assembly as 70 the vote
taken upon the appeal from tho judg-
nsent IL the New York prcsbytcry.
l,y vote ~ tho assembly Rev, Thpmaa
"a lioyt, p. p, Of Philadelphia, was
made chairman. The other meinbors
..,ic M follows;
Ministers II A Congdon. 81 Now
York; James VI HreolseA, Missouri, Cal
win " stewart, Nebraska; w NJ IIar-
shsL Nebraska, j. j. Lucas, India;
tieofgo q Iialscr. Pennnyiyania; y. +.
WALTON. Indinna, and Thos. d Ewing.
Iowa.
Elders John Randolph, baltimore;
Thos. McIoougall. Ohio; David Jacks.
California; Edward + Green. Now Jer-
seys james A. Curry, Kentucky; r. b.
WnriIcld Pennsylvania
Thu cpmn1ttee were given leave 70
retire for consultation. and tho naserl-
bly,, iii d court, adjourned. 10 be recon-
yened IL tho call ~ the moderator,
+ The assembly then rcsmncd tho con.
aiderntfon ~ Legislative business
Elder Franklin Sllephard chairman
of the committee on mileage and nc.
counts made mn exhaustive report. H.
showed Receipts amounting 10 11I, D5S;
expenditures, on account 81 mileage,
f2a. a52: ertartainineHt sli, ssg: cAntin-
gcittand MISCELLANEOUS kis. iae; balance
on hand, so,i4T. There were ~ preshy.
tesJca represented In tho assembly 81
1906, four more than at Portland; ten
pr,sbyterics were not represented The
number q commissioners ON tho roll
WAS bs,s eight more than on the roll 81
is9e. Adopted
Tho special committee on proof texts,
through Rev. J n Smith, IN the ~
senee o. Rev Samuel 4 Lowrie, chair.
man, ia is report recommended that
the shorter catechism. with the proof
texts proposed, together with state
mont 81 the methods used By tho com
mlttee II prosecuting is work. be
printed and circulated through the
church is Il snmple,of the Committees
whele work ON thefproof texts; also
that the committee be continued until
the work shall have been completed.
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a MILLION FRIENDS

A friend in need is friend indeed
and not less than one million people
have found Just such q friend in Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumr-
ton, Coughs and Colds. # you have
never used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince Won that il has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
THAT is claimed or money refunded
Vial bottles free at f. G. Williams,
,lr.s& Co.'s drug store. Large bottles
aOc- and $1.00.
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rhr SOC d. 3. rrrn.urnr.

WAslTINaraE, June MIR, d. N.
Morgan, Of bridgeport, Conn, viii
Thursday assume the duties 81 United
states treasurer IL here. and visited the
tield of his future lnhors Wednesday
morning, Mr. Morgan Is especially
fitted for the class 81 work to which
no has been called he having been
president Of the city national bank Of
Bridgeport, an institution which.
under his guidance has met with
signal prosperity Treasurer NcbclSer.
who leaves the Office with the good
wishes Of every man and woman in II.
will start for his home In Indiana on
Friday.
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Argument on sunday CLOSING.

CmcAoo, June Argument was be-
gnn "Wednesday morning In the q. 81
court 81 appeals, Judges Jenkins
Woods and Grosscup sitting, on the b.ll
to restrain the opening Of the Worlds
fair gates on sunday. Attorney cIe-
land applied for leave 10 file an In
tcrvening petition In behalf 81
WanamalSer i brown, Of Philadelphia,
and stockhoIdcr named Platt, of
Massachusetts, but the judges decided
that insyicw OF its being almost idcnt-
zeal with y >. Attorney Milchrist's bin,
which had precedent IN court, 1t should
not now be entertained Assistant At
torney Hand opened the argument for
an injunction, and Attorney Sc Clair
spoke IN favor Of the exposition Argn-
ment will be continued Thursday
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A RIOT AT III. WAYNE.
Son Union Car Men Egged at
#. Wayne.
The Women Join in the Rumpus and
Tnrn the Hose
On Cars Run by the Men Taxing the strlk-
ers' Places The Cars Hun In 20
Avoid a Rlst--Insa Of Life
Narrowly Avcrtcd-

Fr WAYNE. Ind, June 1.-The TT
Wayne electric street railway at
tempcd 70 run cars on the Main street
line Wednesday morning, but at 2 p
m. was compelled to order them an In
10 avoid riot. Tho FIRST car started at
s.45 a. m Az ii passed the transfer
and motorman wero greeted with cries
q scabs' by 1000 men who had con-
grcgated there
Four other cars which followed
were greeted IN the Same man
ner, some OF the men being
struck with clouds Of mud, bananas
and tobacco cnds. The crowd reached
4,0C0 BY l:s0 o'clock, and they greeted
each car as IL passed with shouts and
eggs, good and bad, brcpking windows
and covering tho men with hen fruit
VIII McNutt was soaked from head 10
foot and his face was gashcd and bleed
ing from the effects Of being struck by
flying missiles.
The mob turned the switch at the
corner Of Main and Calhoun. and ran
one car from the Main-streot line into
the belt line into the crowd, and had
not bystander thrown the trolley, loss
Of life would have resulted The car
was Immediately surrounded. and the
conductor and motorman were pelted
with all kinds OF missiles, and had not
some az tho strikers, all members Of the
Trades and Labor Council, interfcred
they would have boon killed The po-
lee were powcrless, The men finally
abandoned the enr, and the strikers
themselves who did all In their power
70 auell the riot. took charge Of 1t, and
with the consent OF the company ran il
into tho barn
HI women on the East Main street
line turned the hose on the car and one
ear lad TO be abandoned by the men
who were running II. The strikers
again offered their assistance and took
the ear to the barn. The police then
advised the company TO stop the running
Of all ears and they did SO. But Il
was tso hours before tho mob dis
perscd The management will make
another attempt 10 run ears at I o'clock
in the morning. and have asked for
police protection. Thirty policemen
and twenty-five deputy sheritfs have
been ordered To be on hand. and the
result can only be snrmiscd. The
strikers took no part In the riots and
even advised against IT. but were
poweflcss.
Where the company will get mon to
man the carei Is a mystery, MS il Is not
supposed dozen can be found to
hafisio them unless they are imported,
AMI Wednesday night Manages Robin
son stated none will be imported Tho.
general opinion is that the company
WI have to pay the fifteen cents an
hour before car can be safely gov
t.rnea
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. Pcnsinn once f,hnnrna.

WASHINGTON. juno lit is expected
that something will drop In the pen
sion Office In q few days. and republican
officials 81 that huroau who arc outside
Of the classified service are feeling Il
little sqnimiEh. They fear they win he
outside Of The breastworks before long.
Secretary Hoke Smith had long con-
ference, Wednesday, afternoon. behind
closed doors with Assistant Secretary
Reynolds, Commissioner OF Pensions
Lochren, and Deputy Commissioner
Murphy II Is thought that pension
Office appointments and changes formed
the anhiect Of the conference.
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KENTuckY rn,llL nlNa.
Disttng nished Cornernckers Present IL the
Drdicatory Ceremonies.

Druicatory Ceremonies.
Woni.ns FAIR, cmcAan,s June H.
The @uid Kentucky Home III the
Worlds fair was dedicated Thursday
II Is the lllup Grass state building and
oneef the most attractive IN the White
tity. And all visitora who 20 there
viii ~ given welcome sneh rs only
Kenttelsihns knew how 70 extend.
A large number 81 Kentucky citizens
we're proacnts including oiuv John
Young lirown md many representa-.
tive 81 the State Press association.
Hon " Il. nilaney, 81 tho state hoard
81 commissioners tenlcred the building
70 Tho state, Gov Brown making Tic
response The grafton 81 the day was
mHde hy Cob VI |. bradley. and was III
historic address lie paid tribute to
the historic characters 81 the STATE.
and allaiea b The zeal displayed ~.
the women ia collecting their exhibit.
supplementary III tho ceremonies. Miss
Enid lnndefs statue II Daniel IIaono
was unveiled 1ha statue was pre-
scnted Il The state IS the Ellison iIla-
tofieal club 81 Louisville. Col. Ii. II.
puraett, preaitat 81 tie cinb, making
the presentation speech This day Nas
chosen I'm The eScreiM,s ~ II Is The one
lnintlrslitbsa anniversary IL kentaeky's
admission 10 the naipn
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CONDENSED NEWS,

|Father iraan salf Parts Of tise Csantry ~
Telegraph
The Ganlois says that no French sNr-
finals will be appointed at the aeSt
sonsistory
The death from Asiatic cholera H.
emily causes no anxiety at Ilamhurg
Is no other cases have appeared
government receipts Wednesday sscrc
internal revenue, 1851. soas9, eaStons,
s;sag ,ags5s: miscellaneous, sI27, ON 81
Is.fase going to Norway Emperor
Williams viii inspect the newly eoIi-
stsQctcd canal between the North sea
Il ts4r l.asJte
iise Ilsasieston (W Val council has
grass 4 I. i-year franchise Is the pres
mt rsi.was company for tic eoHstruc-
ion Of an electric line.
Twelvc dwelling houses we're eon-
aletcly destroyed hi fire IL sngar Hin.
y H.. and fourteen Families rendered
luncicss. The le,,s is s:iG.ouD.
on the application ~ tfe Central
fnist i'o Rudolph Pink was appointed
eesiyrr of the Little Rock AMI Mrm-
1sis railroad by Judge Williams. and
Charles Irawson, collector 81 tie
Portsmouth Manufacturing %, 81 her
wick, Me. was arrested In Boston
"Wednesday charged with embedding
g, coo Of the company, 4 funds
A special from the Sisseton agency,
s d. says that Miss Cynthia Rock
well. an Illinois tencher at Goodwill
mission, has married Richard King, an
Indian student Of the Presbyterian
ministry.
A cyclone struck Lancaster, Hunting
ton county, Ind Several small build
ngs were destroyed and 50 acres 81 tim
Der were ruined. Many monuments in
the cemetery were broken down Two
hundred rods Of fence on one farm WAS
carried away
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
Ion Morning Post says that French
exhibitors complain bitterly 81 tho
treatment received by them 1T tho
hands Of the managers Of tho Worlds
fair. in Chicago, and OF the customs and
railway officials in the United States.
Robert I. Lincoln, ex-ministcr TO
England arrived. in Chicago Wednes-
day. lTereturned to Chicago to resume
hispractice Of law. Mr.. Lincoln stated
positively that he was entirely out Of
politics and had no other desire than to
pass the remainder Of his life as pri-
waite citizen
Eugene Wolff, the African corre-
spondent Of the Tageblatt, cables 10
that paper that the British East Africa
10, evacuated Uganda on April /, uisd
that Sir Gerald Postal, the special conn
missioner TO Uganda, hoistcd the Brit
ish flag and proclaimed protecterate
over the region
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MoRMons MuRogRED.
Feur Elders pasAned nv i af6l t,alissad
ssiof 10 bpt.fis.

1917 Athttt'fH = %fsAtN ny y stf5lt4 ttftilgfEN
s!iof 10 be9.fii.
ATLASTA, tia. jams i. Farsolne time
Etowah, Hionnt and st ciair counties
have been the scene ~ an actiye Nor
mon propaganda conducted BY Elders
Zen y Lebaron. Nicholas w. Miller,
"a. NJ lseaehcr and Alonzn RrinkcrhofT
They were 10 conduct i mission near
pinckney, Inst week. but were ordered
10 leave BY indignant citizens. a re-
sscnt convert named BATTLES Offered the
aldsrs an asylum IN his house
several nights ngp d mob went to
i'nttles' house and demanded that he
surrender n II. The Mornions q 4aped
through 4 hack door. The regulators
followed them and firing WAS heard III
the distant Woods The dispensing III
the mob. apparently satisfied with It's
work. and the failure Of tie elders TO
.reappcari Is held ar convincing evidence
that they have been done away with.
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TIDINas.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism, Costiveness,
General Debility, etc, is Bacons Gel
cry Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates the digestive organs. regu-
latcs the Liver and restores the sys-
lem to vigorous health and energy.
samples free. Large packages zoe.
sold only by A. M. Gilbert & Bro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-02
AaENrLE AND sATIsPToAY REMEDY

Of late years have been troubled
considerably withindigsstion, constipa-
tion and gas in stomach, found no
particular benefit in the different rem
.edies tried until used DR.. Deans
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles in a gentle and salts
factory manner. VIM. Rutledge, Prop.
Continental Hotel, Martinsburg, West
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