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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03

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clements fur bic 8irhe Der G~ersinister
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-03
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ter Nul itano. barflbis in ben bieiisen
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Srrenanfalt in Samestomn sebraht.
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@reat Noribern Soiel cine Sjene auf.
aefahrt, bic beutlih ~erfenuen lieB. bob
es in ieinsm Dbertlb@eu gong sebOris
rappelt.
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ruel1er beidulbist 1T. ben B. YeteriOn
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LID Don Chicago na& Depils Gate &c,
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lamb j%usesunsenes S&reiben Dor. in
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benz beuti4en 8oniulat In Gbicoso $50
erbeben tonne. Die Tbatia&e nun, BOB
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in gbicoao nitt erbob, 1T Elm tpeiterer
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felbaft befirdtele er, fsitseuommen 81
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wieber einmal bel elmer @erlhtsiisung
in NorbsD afota i9ledt usssefommen.
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einem Ort. Der ben uerlsdenbeu Namen
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benz Speucer'iden Moroprojefe bic @e.
idluorenen binter ueridloi1eneu Eblren
Die @ntideioun9 lber bGs Shidial oes
Auseflasten t~rafeu. uefanitalteten bic
Sahlreiden Neusierisen, pel&e NIT I'm
seoulo aui ben Nussans bes HroSeBes
warteten. In, @eri9tsiaie elm Concert,
nobel abwedielno seitlshe Gieoer unb
populdre @aienbauer aeiuuser wuroen.
Die @sridtsbeamtsn iieeen ess umfus
rut,s seibeben. Na9bsm Die @ei4nos
renen" tpieoer i'm Suale erihienen uaren
uno Spencer oes Tootidlaos i'm eriten
Sraoe itl!c!s eri!s.t ..::en, uaroe ocs
Concert nod etfpa Elm 9 unoe long fOrts
3eiest, nobel nun aud Die @eibporenen
mitpirfien. 8%afienbluer Concert i'm
lempel Der Suititia, oas iino ia nirflih
berrlibe Suitdnbe. Ob Der 8%eruribeilte
audi nit in ben 9drm einseitlmmt bat,
miro nlbt 9emeloet. Wus nabelieoenz
ben @riinoen wubrideinli4 nidt.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
AUCTION SALES.
RATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTION

RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTION
EERS,
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
INTEREST IN REAL ESTATE IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF CHICHESTER, NOW
KNOWN AS URIONTOWN, ID. c., BY
AUCTION
By virtue OF a deed Of trust given TO
us, dated the 27th day OF November, A. d.,
1884, and duly recorded in Liber No.
1853, folio 3S3, ct seq, one OF the land
records for the District OF Columbia, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby
we VIII sell in front OF the premises on
MONDAY. APRIL %, ls95, AT 4,3O
1O'CLOCK 2. M, ALL the right. title, and
interest which the mougsgor bow has
or may have in and 10 the following de-
scribed lands and premises situated in the
County OF Washington, District of Colum-
bia. and designated as lots numbered five
hundred and one, GOD, five hundred and
two. l502l, FIVE hundred and three, t503D
five hundred and four, 5o4, and five hun
dred and five, { 505). in John Fox and Others
subdivision OF partofC Chichester, now known
as UnioBtown, as per plat recorded in the
office Of the Surveyor of the District OF
Columbia, in Book Levy Court 2, page SO.
Terms, cash: $500 OF " hiCh must be paid
at the time Of sale. Terms to be fully COM
piled with in 10 days from the day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right TO resell at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser. All Conveyancing, re-
cording, etc, at the cost of the purchaser.
DOUGLAS 3 MACKALL,
WILLIAM E. P0ULTON,
Trustees.
sps-d&ds
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Court OF Apreals-Chief Justice Alvey
ana Associate Justices Aiorris and Shepard.
Brown et al VS. Cole et al; petition Cor
writ OF mandamus. prayed by J c. Clancy,
ordered to be printed and heard April g.
No. 423. Carusivs. savary; argued by AiessTs.
Keigwin and Mattingly for appellant, 10y
Mr.. II. 4 Taggart for appellee. Submitted.
Assignments: Nos. 424, 426, 430, z3l,
z35. 43e, 4ss. $40
Probate Coart-Justice Hagner Pro
ceeding sine estates, etc, asfoIlows. Petition
OF Z. /. Slaughter FOR appointment Of ". J.
Howard as guardian Of Robert Slaughter.
Lewis Bell; will fully proved. p II Coffee;
exempted viii filed. George NJ Kengla:
report OF administration iiled. Petition OF
r. ID. Flynn 10 he appointed guardian of his
children. Lee Thompson: petition for pro-
bale. Michael Elclmann, Frederick Fich-
mann qualified as executor.
Circuit Court, No. l-Justice Bradley
F. g. AGkam We. Aaron Bradshaw; verdict
for plaintiff for Sl25 and interest. Ports
mouth Savings Bank vs.. Tullock; plaintiff
allowed 10 withdraw original note on filing
copy. WaycOtt VS.. Pumphrey; verdict for
plaintiff for SEQ: motion for new trial
filed. Ohio National Bank Is. Bradford ct
al; Judgment by default. Key Bros. Co.
Us. Lav.:la H. Chase: on trial. Glenn VS..
Peoples Fire Insurance Company: motion
for new trial filed WimSatt VS.. LansbuTgh;
appeal bond fixed at $50. Fisher & Co.
VS.. Hawks; defendant called and verdict
for plaintiff. Whelan vs.. Purnam ct al:
ordered on Stet calendar. ASsignment-NO.
ZIG. on trial; Nos. $50, T22, 542, 74S,
752, 75s, 75s.
Circuit Court, No. 2-Chief Justice Bing-
In r. estate of Elizabeth Shrecye; ordered
ON calendar for April term. c. H. Brown
Banking Company vs.. Rittenhouse: plain
tiff withdraws juror leave 10 amend
declaration in ten days; payment OF costs
for term and case continued. Assign
ment-Nos. 937, 55l, COZ.
Equity Court. No 1-Justioe CoS-MoOre
VS.. Shoemaker: time to take testimony
extended Fifteen days. Washington Bene-
ficial Endowment Association VS.. Com
mercial Alliance Life Insurance Company
lease to Withdraw motion to accept offer
granted. BalIv Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association; George II. Ripley
allowed TO intervene. Soper Us. Vaughn
decree dismissing bHl. In re Alice Green,
Maliord Gregory, Walter Brownell. Martha
c. Polly, William K. b. Atkinson and SOdosla
Batter Assignment Nos. p, %, - l-2.
Equity Court. No. 2-Justice HagBer-
Winter VS.. Winter: order 10 take testimony
before r. L. Lee. Strauss VS.. Strauss; di-
vorce granted on cross bih; original dis
missed Bundage VS. BTundage; divorce
granted. Assignment, No. 26 on hearing
No 33 special: Nos 40, IL. AZ, 49, A, 40,
46, AZ
Criminal Court No. ] Justice McCOmas.-
william Hawkins, second ofienSe PETIT lar
ceHy. order TO restore property To John
Lord
Criminal Court No. 2, Justice COle.--John
F. Colbert, embezZlcment, arTa iened, plea
not guilty. joshua Ray ard Harry Gray,
verdict guilty both; sentence to reform
school until twCIty one; CIDER TO Iestore
tobacco and pipes TO Harry g. Conn.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
Notes from the Courts

Henry T. Barrett and wife yesterday
sold 90 Charles J Gellette the barber shop
outfit at the Shoreham for 81 ,I69 80.
Mr J. C. CLANCY, for the contestants
OF the viii OF the late Maria Cole, yester-
day asked the coart OF appeals for man
damus 10 compel Judge Bradley 10 sign q
bin OF exceptions MT A s WorthiuS-
ton, for the defense, said he hoped an
order to print would be made and later
day be set for hearing. II was SO agreed,
and April l6 was named Judge Bradley
holds that the time for signing the bill
had expired before il was presented.
Two suits OF B. Alfred Sopcr against
William A. Vaughn and Others 10 enforce
mechanics liens Were dismissed yes
terday by Judge Cox.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
To Set Aside an Assignment.

Charles L. Hoover yesterday sued to
set aside the assignment to g II. Walker
by Charles E. Gibbs, OF Wormley's Hotel,
made last fan. He has a Judgment
against Mr. Gibbs for S1.193.57, and
wants his equity In lot a, square 1873,
sold to satisfy the claim. BE says the
assignment is invalid because il does not
puTpOrt TO convey all his property and
because il does not sufficiently set forth
what real estate il is intended to transfer.
He asks that il be oecreed not TO pass READ
estate and that il be- declared null.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
FOR RRENT--HOUSES.

FUN nINI--HVUOEOs
s4O-14Ol slst, I2r frame, a. m l.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1919 NV
$40. 5O-15O5-7-s ed NV. Or, now.
l341 U NV, 11r; 125 NV, sr.
WALTER Ii. ACKER, 7Oi l4th nv.
S4075-204 Indiana ave. NV; 8r brick.
JAS. III. YORK 81 SONS, 9OS G st NV.
S42. 5O-651 Md av me-: IL RS: M l.
JAMES G. JESTER, $50 F ST. NV
SA5.7O-17O7 18th NV, Or. and bath,
Ii. l. RUST, COS 14tq st.
s45. oo-issi Riggs place NV, a-stOry, broom
'i' IA A STRAUSS, sos 7th st NV.
BENJAMIN. 612 F.
S50-1346 Princeton, Col Heights, Ter, new
BRICE & LIPSCOAiB, 612 l4th st-
S52.5o-llr: brick; E, Cap St: brick stable.
JAS Nj. YORK & SON, 9O8 g st. NV
s6o-62l E. Cap, I2 RS and b., steam heat
HElSKELL q MCLERAN, zoos 4 ST nv.
BENJAMIN, 6l2 r.
S6O-l75s p, l0r., etc.
seo-DeL av & stne., h'nds me br st & br.. I2r
JAS. Ii. YORK u SON, 9GS g ST. NV.
SEQ. 75-i2ai N. Y. ave. i1r, bath and cellar.
Ii. L RUST, COS 14th st.
S65-Brick house 1879 st NV.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go St NV.
S65-Qst. mr. 18th St NV; 10 rs and bath; m 1.
JAMES G. JESTER, 6s9 ST. NV
s75-a5lG 18th g. NV, II rs and b.
BEisKELL & McLERAN, 1908 st NV;
s75-i74T 18th. 10r. & b.: new form rent 800
THoS. F. BARRETT, 5l9 18th NV.
s100-l412 st NV, Is rs ,ah
HElSkELL & McLERAN, 100S ST NV
STORES.
s35-store and 9r., ami new cor 18th s G ne.
HoADLEY BROS, 6i9 Fnw.
Sh5-l0l7 St NV; store and u rooms
JAMES G. JESTER, G39 ST. NV.
S55-Brlcs store 9l8 d st. NV.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, go st NV
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
ssOo-i6O7 ard 1853 Kramer st. ne; 6-rm frame.
AUGUST DoNATH, GIL eth NV.
81 i,5S0-73a Sheridan st. aw.; 5-rrn. brick.
AUGUST DoNATH, 6tI 7th st NV.
s2, ,2O0-20S St ne 6 rs and bath
AUGUST DONATH, GIL 9TH ST. NV.
s3,5OO-s500 cash-balance ir 20 years will pur-
chase 3l.6 feet front, improved by e-room
brick, NV.
j, D. SULLIVAN, 18th and sts NV
So, s3,500-seven-room trick and store; rents for
s2a50
j. D. SULLIVAN, 18th and sis NV
sIOO0-9th mr. B St me-, 6 rs b.: mi
JAMES G. JESTER, 639 st NV.
siO00-over 6,OOo feet of ground NV; improved;
renting al $50 per month.
j. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and G SIS. NV
s4eO0-Five small frames and large side lot NV
j. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and g SITS NV.
s5,ooo-2-srory br, lot 25xlOo mr. 9th and Fla. av
BENJAMIN, 6i2 z.
s6,OOO-Col Hchts, new, sr., bath. col, furn ht
PLANT & TURPIN, 1923 y. \. av
s6,00o-2-st br, Iot sOxiCO, S BIT IA & Is, easy IS
BENJAMIN, 6l2 F.
s6,'UO-Q near 10th
JOHN B. WIGHT, I4lO 81
! e. 7,eO9-R sta West lexington
JOHN B. WIGHT, Iil0 G st.
slO,5OO-Q. Just west of IAN.
| JOHN B. WIGHT, 141O G St
| ell Coo, near 18th, with stable:
JOHN b. WIGHT, 1i10 G ST
| S15,5O0-L St near 18th. IA rs eb
L S. SMITH, IL Ohio n. B. Bldg.
1s,o0O-s-st ler. brk., lot 5OxIlO Soft al, RLav
BENJAMIN, 6I2 T.
! SJ0,000-Residence Iowa circle for $4,000
l. s. SMITH, Al Ohio n. b. Bldg.
EXCHANGE
| VIII trade or sell 7-room house and store,
| opposite Malone site. ressona bic.
| j. d. SULLIVAN, 18th and SITS NV.
/
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

In the following list houses for rent
are classified by price, thus enabling
persons looking for houses to see at
glance what they can obtain suitable
to their means, saving them time and
the annoyance of having to read ad-
vertisements of houses, the rents of
which are either too high or too low.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
For RENT-TYpEwRITER.

WANTED-Bargains in typewriters; rent
cd at reduced rates. with privilege OF pur-
chase; sold on instalments: perfect machines;
guaranteed. 611 7th st. NV. mar23-3m
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
FOUND.

FOUND-The best paint mixers and
stain fixers at ia X st. NV. There you can
get the best gloss stains at 81 per gallon.
The best English oxide roof paints, YOUNG
& co. N 80 3mos
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-By man and wife, rooms
for housekeeping, northeast; rent must be
low; can give good reference. Address
MRS. KEACH, ,634 Mass. av. NV. apr9 3td
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
wANTED-BoARDERs.

wANTED-Two gentlemen boarders;
pleasant front room; private family. 26
st. NV. apr7 3-td
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

$45 Will buy stock and fixtures of con-
fectionery, cigar and notion store; if sold at
once; good reason for selling No. 922 II
ST. ne. ap9-3t
OLD PAVING MATERIA L-Granite
and trap blocks. cobble and rubble from the
9th street horse railway, now being re-
constructed. Apply to f. SAXTON, con
tractor, or to c. j. ORTLIP, at yard, 1913
G st. ne. APT -14t
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
STORAGE

WHY PAY FANCY PRICES
For storage to the tony uptown warehouses
when you can get Just as safe storage With
us so much cheaper? Money advanced on
stored goods.
JOSEPH BROS, 637 LA. AVE.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-S2, $50. So, 500, So. 100;
lease. SIS, S15. S14: 3 frame houses; shade,
hen house: minutes walk from station;
$50, S25 month, or terms tosuit. Box 3.
Hyattsvile. Md. ap6-4t
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

FOR RENT OR sALE-Number of su-
burban homes, to II rooms; low price
to good parties: also Cotton Point Hotel.
M A BALLINGER, 1922 F ST. INV .m31-tf
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

UNFURNISHED ROOMS or partly fur
nished, 3 very pleasant 3d-fIoor rooms tat
tic aboveI; new house; excellent neighbor-
hood; adults only; south front; balcony.
81 M st NV 1T
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

sSTNHERE ARE OTHERS" IN THE PRINTING
Il business, but few concerns Ike The Law
Reporter Company, of 5l6 Fifth street north
west You'll md Ii q positive relief 70 trade
there. Doll II. w. MOORE, Mgr.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-On Sd ST. NV bet Pa aud
Mo avs, 102, very low rent, house in very
good condition, 4-story. $50 per mo. Call
at 331 Mo ay a9-3td
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
FTGFNF RoYENs 6 r

In Newtonyilie. New Jersey, 20 fine build
ing lots, very centrally located, all free and
clear. Price $500 each.
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

PRIVATE DETECTIvE-strictly con-
fidential; highest reference; honest work
guaranteed (shadowing>. MORGAN
BRADFORD, Jr, Office and Residence,
121 New York ave. NV mar2i I'm
The Washington times., 1895-04-09
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A white middle aged house
keeper Call at $50 5th st. ne, from
until p. m ap8-3t
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

FOR RENT-Two unIur Teoms for light
housekeeping; I'd floor; newly papered;
heat, gas, bath, bay window, southern
exposure; low rent 1912 Md av ne.
aDr9 Std
The Washington times., 1895-04-09

$3.50 K ct. me- 5-rm frame
E. r. HAIGHT, 1910 + ST. nw
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
TAHEs.IT TO HIMSELV
Citizen Nolan Expostulates and
Talks Against Sunday Ball.
To the Editor OF the Globe.

Citizen Nolan EXpostuiates and
Talks Against Sunday Ball.
To the Editor OF the Globe.
Dear Sir: In your article s'Citizens
Say Yes" in this mornings issue, I
think am good deal misrepresented
Being lumber dealer and having cir
cnlated petition to have the ball
grounds removed, the reference to the
disappointed lumber, dealer points pref
ty straight 10 me, more especially since
one DIR. Lyons Sdw fiji to refer to me by
name in the meeting and to quote me
ineXactly.
My opposition to the ball business is
because Its location renders 1t a nui.
sauce to all decent citizens living any
where near it. Two or three slaughter
houses would be nice, clean neighbors
compared toit. When drunken indie.
cent men and boys tramp by using OBJ
scene and filthy language in the pres
ence Of women and children; when
they invade private premises aud fiaunt
their lndecency with oaths and brayado
it seems TO me base ball should be con.
Sldered nuisance to any locality where
fairly decent or respectable people live.
he ak grinders were in evidence in
the meeting you report. Druggist
Lyons, who quoted me Gnexaetly) in
! the meeting. and most of the others are
in favor Of base ball, 1 think, for what
there may be in it for them, as there
can be no other reason why sane peo-
pie should like to have their neighbor-
hood turned into n pasture for such.
scenes as occurred there last SUNDAYS
So far FROM feeling sore because l dds
not sell Inc lumber, if Mr.. Coniskpy
cannot afford to remove his fence to a
location that will not trouble ANYBODY,
will pay $50 toward helping him. o
would not take $1,000 and have it con =
tlnue. but do not feel that should paw
more than fair proportion OF cost iof
removal. Yours truly.
JOSEPH NJ. NOLAN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
THE GREATEST GENERAL.
Gen. Miles, Tribute to the Dead
Here.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Tha eighth
annual banquet of the Grant Banquet
association in commemoration of the
birthday of Gen. Grant was given in
the Hotel Waldorf tonight. The event
was of more than usual interest on &C
count of the near approach to compile
ton of the Grant monument in River
side park. Gen. Charles H. Soils pre-
sided. Among those at the principal
table with him were Gen. J. M. Scho-
field, ex-Gov. Cameron, of Virginia !;
Col r. D. Grant, Henry E. Rowland,
Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Gen. G. NJ.
Dodge. 1t was not until late that Gen.
Soils arose to announce that speech
making was in order.
Gen. Miles responded to the toast
Grant With the Army of the Poto-
mac" He paid a touching tribute to
Grant and said he was the greatest
general who ever lived in this or any
time. Ex-Gov. William E. Cameron,
of Virginia, responded to the toast
Grant Before Appomattox, the Foe,
After. Appomattox, the Friend of the
Confederate Soldier" He said, in part ::
There was a time when in the North
as well as South Grants ability as a
general anu his magnitude as a man
were alike misunderstood. But happy
is he to whom increasing knowledge
deepens the respect and broadens the
admiration" Referring to the close of
the war, the speaker said: mo terms
were required of them save the arma-
ment and pledge against renewed hos
tility. No sacrifice was demanded
which might have wounded the most
delicate sense of honor. And by such
gentle methods it was that Grant, after
subduing the martial ability, conquered
the gratitude of the confederation"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

care of our. representative for the
poor laboring men whom it employed
as doorkeepers, cuspidor -custodians,
and for ether duties BETTING their
station in life, by revoking the mis-
taken and parsimonious policy first
adopted of paying these worthy serv-
itors but three dollars day, and, at
the last moment, remunerating them
equally with the senators and rep
resentatives themselves.
Finally and not least we point to
the fact that the legislature stood
manfully and ibravely between the
struggling corporations that are sac
rificing capital in the effort to de-
velop the mineral resources of the
state and those envious people who
would have largely increased the tax
on their output, and left them to pay
the merely nominal sum of one cent
ton on their ore mined for market.
With these slight references to the
acts of redemption of pledges and
policies by this most loyal legislature
we appeal with confidence to the peo-
pie for their ratification at the polls.