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REPORTOFTHECO CONDITION
OF THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co,
At Washington, in the District of Columbia,
at the close of business, July II, 1895.
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WA NTED- buy a Remington type
writer. Address J NJ Y, this office
1ylg-3t
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j. T WALKER SONS, 2O4 10th ST NV,
carpet lining, feIts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints, brushes, lime. cement, two
and three -piy roofing maternal. apr mo
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One Gent wsa5 saS
No advertisement, less than 100.
PERSONALS.

TY II e w ING-Accuracy, low
rates Room 80, second floor, Atlantic
building. !y19-4t
OUR Greatest Medium and Spiritual
Mother,
MARY GORDON,
Who tells you all things and prescrbes
s., a proper, remedy for your trouble,
= can be consulted at her parlors on all
affairs of life.
1109 G ST NV
ALWAYS s AT HOME
jy2-1mo
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WA ANTED-Caterer to serve dinner
Tor Two at house. Address NJ, this
0ilIee. lYl9-3t
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286,976 90

Redemption fund with o. s.
Treasurer % per cent OF cir
culationl.. =. E. =. 49,. 5000 90
lOlal.. Is 0SO .S2O III
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FOR RENT-S5-Cottages; A rooms
Box / Deane wood. d. c. jy16-5t
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Total ...... 81 $50 PTS 50
District OF Columbia, city OF Washington,
ss:
I, CLARENCE CARSON, cashier Of the
above named bank, do sOIemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
CLARENCE CARSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1895.
(SealD THOS. H YOUNG, Notary Public.
CorreCt-AtteSt:
F. s PARKER,
w F. BARKER.
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON,
JNO. b LARNER.
MYRON NJ PARKER,
Directors.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. :. $3.50 600 90
Surplus fund :. e. :. E. :. 100 900 90
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid -. 18,O21 As
National bank notes out
standing ......... $4,000 90
Due to other ma
tional banks S34, $50 80
Due 10 State
banks and
bankers =. S2.211 50
Dividends IN
paid ... 526 so
Individual de-
posts subject
TO check -. S32, ,566 2S
Demand Ger
uficates OF
deposit - 4.425 90
Certified checks 1881 AZ
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Redemption fund with q.
s. Treasurer (5 per cent
OF CirculatiOn) =. :. =. -.
Total
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DIR. YLOR. goo F st. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81; amalgam. soc. ie13-3m
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s1,3sO,278 SO
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One Cent Hs3d Fst
No advertisements less than oc
HELP wANTED-MALE.

w RTED-A colored youth III the
store. Apply with reference, 1910 l4th
St NV. 1t
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What Arc You Waiting For?

Public Printer BENEDICT las never
been popular with members Of the q.
:. X, nut his impolite treatm MT Of a
committee from that organization W hi,h
called on him for the purpose Of asking
the reinstatement If comrades whom hc
had dismissed without caurc has aroused
a hatred towards him IN the breasts Of
all soldiers, which Nr. Benedict MAY
live to regret. Il have admitted You
here to-day in order to br able 20 tell
Won that You will never be admitted
again were the words Benedict greet
Ell the committee with when they were
admitted to his office lie not only re
fused in impoiite language to rrinstate
any of tine discharged veterans but he
even refused To look at the list prepared
by the committee, saving CURLY: Not
'2e of them will be put back" and
when the committee stood dumfouudcd
At such treatment he anger,y continued !:
There is nothing further to be SAID /:
what are you waiting for EXCHANGE.
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.Iud;cial Politics.

Whom such men as J. c. Spooner get up
and pirate about keeping the judiciary
out of politics it is very nauseating to
say the least. II he wants 30 vote for
Democrat for Judge let him do so, but
not on the plea that he wants 20 keep
the question ont OF politics. We do not
believe the people Of this state have
any further use for Judge Winston in
the capacity he now occupies. He was
put there on purely party principle ana
he is a straight party Judge when the
interests OF his party are at state. We
have not had a judicial election since
the state was Organized that was not run
Oh purely political principles, even for
district Judges il = extremely rare that
both parties do not have party caudi-
date III the field. To raise this cry of
no politics IN the Judiciary is the si,ljest
bUmcomb cry ever heard.
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The following pathetic sentiments
are a little out of date now, but they
We're eminently in order a very short
time ego:
Backward turn backward, oh time in
thy flight, give me July AGAIN Just for
tonight, soften the ground where the
frost king has lain oh let me hear one
mosquito again; | am 50 weary of snow
drifts and Ice, weary Of paying the coal
trusts it, price; weary. 80 weary Of frost
bitten pie, give me slice OF the Fourth
Of July. Backward, swing back ward,
oh season Of snow mercury fifteen or
twenty below turn on the heat of the
tropical zone. roast me until an cooked
to the bone; ! am 90 tired of freezing
my nose, weary Of chilblains ana Corns
on my toes; weary of irving to sleep
with cold feet, turn on the heat mister,
turn on the heat
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Parcel No. 34-AlI that part If 10: ~ on said
Fasr second street which lies north of said right
of way ofSaid superior Short line kali"a! C"i''
P,Ircrl No s5-All that part of lot 40 on said
Fast second street which lies north OF sad rlEht
Of way of said superior short Line Halfway COM
Parcel No 3f-AU that part of lot 56l on said
f,asl second street which lies north ut the flShi
Of way of said Superior Short Line kalI"a! toni-
Parcel No. 37-Au that part Of lot 5c$ on said
East second street which lies north 81 >i'lu rlSil'
OF way of said superior short Line Iiail""! COM
parcel N. s<-An that part Of lot 500 on said
East second street which lies north OF said riEht
OF way Of said superior short Line l'al4""! com
Parcel No. 3q-Alt that part of lot 81 on said
East Second street which lies north OF Sild Fi%iit
of way of said superior short Line kall"a! COIL
/ You are hereby further notified that We have
bern duly requested. in writing 10y SAID Railway
COMPANY. the petitioner herein, to proceed with
the performance OF pIr duties as Nlch tt,illtl>-
>Ipuer> pursuant 20 til" statute IN such ease
made. and provided with Tc>UeCt t" the lam!>
mentioned in said request which are The hthIN
heic!rbcforc described, and that pursuant 10
ami by virtue OF said request and SAID order, anu
il> required 10y section lNiN OF the kvNlNcn 7''l-
the 18Th day Of March \. D, 1880. AT II clock IN
The forenoon of that day on the parcel "i IHha
hcrrinhcfuTe first described and designated hS
No / and viii Immediately thereafter IUFcth
To The several parcels of laut hcreinhciuTc 'r-
ss.Tihed and numbered from one 10 Thirty nlAt'.
both inclusive. taking each OF said parcels "t
I;ui in rotation according 20 its number. and
view the same ana consider and uiprnl>C the
conversation to Ice made To the owners thereof
and persons Interested therein for taking the
same.
Dated, March 18th l>25
GEORGE +. MOBILES,
SIDNEY L. TUBBS.
JOHN \. BAKpON.
CArI.!x. BUTLER < Lyons. Commissioners.
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'earlcs. Lorenzo NJ. 3&3 W 4th

Searlcs. Lorenzo NJ. 3S3 W 9Th
HcOteld. Lewis. II " %
Scott. Charles =. yy3 81
Stevenson. Henry \. - " 5th
strand, Martin y. 2Ss " 9Th
smith. Henry. $50 W eth
Somervillc, Hugh. - " ith
Schuster, William ST. 30> W I,t
Sherwood. Frank Il. 3}1 " 9th
Steele, Matthew II. ai3 9Th
>hryaCk. Charles. 2-3 " 9Th
schu>ter. Albert \. 3os " I~t
Scheil. William {, rs " It'll
sydney John, - 5th
StrCator. Oscar ". 2~s jlh
Sager~un, kicfard 2lo " 2d
SamSon~. Timothy. 81 " 9th
Shove. Carl, 80 v 1t
Smith. Thomas K. ~ 9Th
Swanson. John. 2ll " +,h
Smith. Ghrnt L. - Eth
Swanson. Charles ;. ~ W eth
Sammon>. Patrick. ~ " sd
Smith. Josiah, % " 18th
Stock. Newton. 292 W 9Th
shaw. IIezakiah W. 204 ID
Sammou, James. 81 9th
Sullivan, John, 20 " 9th
Sammon-. John, 81 " "a
Skare, Bernhard. go 18th
Sill~, Bernard \. III " 6th
Splan. Wellington T. 500 2d
seed. Edward. " 9TH and Slin>on
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Notice of Condemnation Proceedings
First publication March 9:b, lS.'5.
CIRCUIT CorRT-DoUGLAs COUNTY.

First publication March Sh' $50
CIRCUIT COyRT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
~ the matter Of The petition Of the Superior
| short Line Railway Company Tor tiir ail'..itI
ueut of Cummls>iuncTS |" aPlEutsg ,Si - -
estate requirCd by said company Tor IlSi' ~ W.!
far a spur track 70 its dock ON Alloue1 Bay III
said Douglas County.
To Luther McudenhnIl, John Waterworth. y 4;
Ware stephen l.. Muuroc, Natl"na! hamN 81
Commerce of Duluth Rank % superior + v.
Haolat> Northern Pacific ksiIruad company
I'm " Burhaus County OF Douglas, r. +. ar
man. James kaSSnn, .. \. Brltinn' ItLI! ne
Tji,zafaib K TbompLirI>. juliet W. Thump-
kins sarah II. homPkins. Helena t. J@4u-
son Louis - Newton. Christian Long. Johh
irvine : F Zeigl,r. Ellen NJ Irvine, Mary A
Irvine : J. Sectrm, Martha Beetem, Charles
r. " opiwHrd. Robert Irvine. Annie L. Myers
B.rlrhrinlrr Martha H. Norton. George ".
Norton. John Harrington, William j. oman
sarah : WiliSc. Rosa 2. Niuccu.. William t.
Steele, Mary {. Morris. Katherine u AfgIgGE.
Caroline II. Addison. Frances NCtauicy, LILY
NcComhS Frances F. Calhoun Mason. 'Jnuv,
Cnnnauv Robert r Calhoun. Hester NJ Nc
Bowel. John Il. Knight, l. +. Johnston. Al
bert X. Smith, X. y. taryll.c, unknown hciIS
and representatives Of Moses Fowler, Joseph
+. Day, l. ". GatcS. W. +. bailey, Louis Han
itch Jo>iuh " TAYLOR, and al! rc'~9us iuteIst-
cd III the lands hereinafter des'lli'vi-
You and each of Won are hereby notified that
the undersigned have been, by an order made IN
the above entitled proceeding 10y the hon Il y.
Marshall Judge of said Court, ON the i"lH DAY "i
February, lS.l5, appointed commissioners 70 as
certain and aupralSc the compensation to tie
made 10 the owners Of and persons interested M
the laud~ and real estate required anu proposed
to bp taken by said Railway Company. the pc
riti,,lrr ht,~cir for Tie purposes iudica,CG and
SCI forth in it, petition in SAID proceedings ana 20
which il hu~ not acquired title, which Sarl idHd>
are situated in the county ui Douglas ana state
of Wisconsin.
ParraI "a 7-That mar, of block A. on East
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lea Ter, William J. @I3 y 9TH
larson. Henry. 81 " ri
Latfitte. Herman +. 20 " 9Th
Lynch, Patrick Jr. Sc " 4Jh
LINEN, Edward B, 81 W 9th
Lynch, Bartholomew :, SIG " 10Th
LucIan, Lewis. 20 " 9Th
Lake, Herman, 81 " 9TH
Lang, Albert, 236 W 1zt
Larson, Charles. 2il " 9TH
Iindhulm, Oscar, $40 W "a
LindblOm, Charles. 800 w 9Th
Lowry, Patrick J, PCS W 2d
Libby, Joseph B, 292 " eth
Lynch, John. Jn5 " 10Th
Lynch, Patrick J. 303 " 10th
Lindberg, 7 4, 327 " Sd
Lewis, Edwin f, 800 W 4th
L-nkeuheimer, Henry. 30 W FL
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Croncmi!ler, Fred, $50 " 7th
Collins, James, 33i W 9TH
C0urnoycr, Vincent. 27S " 4th
Carlson, John o. 800 " 9th
Cook, Daniel b, 28s.w 9th
CatiIn, Charles l., SO W 9Th
Collins, John Sr, $40 " 81
Conan, Joseph d, 2l3 " 18th
CrauweN, William c, So W Sd
Christoicrson, Carslen, 333 " 4th
Christie, J Lutte, POS " 18th
Carlson, Andrew J: 300 W 9th
Christie, Thomas i, ~ " 9th
Collins, John II, rs " 2d
Carabin, Rock, 3lg " 4th
Conly.Fraul, 3,ow 9th
Crowley, Frank, 2jS W 5th
CUurnuyer, George W. 27S " 9TH
Collins, John Jr, 21S " 81
Clark, Jason u. 22G W 81
Corrun, Frank. 26s " IN
Collier. James. 81 " 9TH
tundy, Howard, $50 W 9Th
Cobfun, Joseph, EOS W lSt
Cudcan, Phillip, 300 " 4th
CHrrigan. Charles 7. ri W I'd
Clark, Harry f; 2SS W 9Th
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Frazier, Albert. 27 81
Friel, benjamin, SO 9th
Foley, William K, 200 9th
For~eil. ANel, bet. THOMPSON and Stinson 19,h
Frey Christian F, 80 " 5,h
Farr, William j, 7l3 Net,leton Ave
Foster, Dean, 27l W 2d
Fos> John, 3OSW 3D.
Foltz, Joseph &, 3I4w 4th
Fay, John, 2,g 81
Flaherty, John W - W 81
FIolat, Leo, rs W 18th
Fitzpatrick, William, rs I'd
FclkCr, Frank, so sth
tredhorg Gust, 18th nr Thompson
FuL!S. George. 272 " 81
Farrell. Charles 2i9 4rh
Fitzpatrick. Charles, rs II
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ThOs. T. Oakcs, Henry Q. Payne, II. c. Rouse
RECEIVERS.
r~~~>~~~
HIORiIiILRN
IL PACIFIC K. X.

TINE SCHEDULE.
WEST END.
Leave. west bound .......-.... 400 p. m. daily
Arrive II. ----.. .........- 7:la a. M. daily
Leave. east ana south bound. 4:t5 p. III. daily
Arrive ll:O5 a. IN. daily
FAST END.
Leave. west bound. ..... 1915 IN. daily
Leave east bouhd-..-..-...... 4:2i p. IN. daily
For information. timecardS maps and
tickets call on or write g. II. SMITH Ticket
Agent Northern Pacific II. r. at 50 est ~unar-
loI. or +. J. SCHWELLENBACH. Agent at
superior. Wis or
CEaS. :. Fee,
Con. na.S- md ILcknl AEnnt - nnuI NLirn
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E%aard, Antoine. Civ FL
Erwin. Charles. 279 " 9Th
EnmcrSon, Charles. 3Si " eth
EmmcrSon, John. 81 W 9Th
Edmund, Robert F, 30 " eth
ElclSieiu. Samuel. 20 " 9TH
Elmer, Joseph 80 " 9TH
Fades, William j 3lS " 9th
Erickson, John. 2SS " ID
Elliot, John +. 800 " 81
ENcccE Fred, 216 " Sd
Ellsworth, James T, 3iO W ID
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
REGISTER OF ELECTORS
OF THE.
FIRST PRECINCT
OF THE
EIEST WARD
FIRST WARD.

IN the City Of Superior, Douglas county.
Wis. made by the Board OF Registry OF said
district on the first day of registration,
March :, 1898.
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M

MCGillis Hugh. 40 Nettlcton ave
Mcmahon. Edward, 80 9th
Mcdonald, Thomas, 406 Netiletou ave
Mcdonald, Daniel J. 27l " 81
Mcdonald. Marcus J, 27l " 2d
Mcleod, James. 800 9TH
Mcqueen, Findlay Il. % 9Th
McDOnough, John, 2l5 W 81
McCOmb, Walter p 25S 9Th
MCComb, William NJ. 25s 5th
McDonough, George, 2j5 W 81
Nckinnon, Malcolm. 27l W ID
McManus Edwin, 277 9TH
McManuS, William J. ~ 9TH
Mcclure, Joseph II, 29l 9TH
MCponOugh, Michael, % 81
McNaughton, Augustus VI, 32l 10Th
Mcbride, Thomas, 27l W 2d
McIyer, Duncan. 49, w 2d
Mcleod, William, 24S W "a
McGafiey, Richard, 25l " Sth
Mclaughlin, John. 23y Sth
McKinnon, John, 27s 2d
Mcdonald, Alexander J, 2i2 W "a
Mcleod, Rodney d. so " 2d
McCarty. Thomas, 30 9th
Mcdonald, Angus c, 32O 4Ih
McGinnis, Joseph u, 242 list
McKcaguc, Edward. 80 7th
Marccau, Arthur So ID
Niche, William, 2S3 w 4th
Murtagh, Patrick J. $40 I'd
Merrill, Benjamin d, 262 9th
Mari, David ", 81 7th
Manwarring Edward h, 245 W l2th
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G"y, Edward, 29l " 10Th
Garric,y. John =. 3&S " Il
Gcttin, John L. &ol 9th
ell, William NJ, - 9TH
Gcorgc. Herman \, 266 " 9Th
Grant Francis +. - " Imh
GHuyrcau, Edward T. 80 " 7,h
GarrIcty, Charles T. 80 " 9Th
G"uge, Urgclle, $40 " 10th
German. Owen. Pa W 9TH
Grimes, Edwin b. 80 W 9Th
Green Champ, 2S3 " 10Th
Garricty. Thomas l. a34 W ID
Green. Peter W, $40 " 9TH
t'nrlicty. Joseph II, SO " 81
Green, Harvey. ~ " oh
Gaynor, William. 81 W sth
GArrivty, Thomas, N3G " "a
Gratzkr George. ~ W 9Th
Gallagher, Anthony. % " 5th
GaEuon, Joseph, rs " ID
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Ncvill, Richard J, 3lG " 9th
Newton, albert \, foot of Becker ave
Nyc, Ray J, 2SS " 9Th
Mobiles, George Il. so " 9Th
Newton, Louis u, ~ Sd
Nolan, Denis. 81 W lSt
Nicholson, Owen, 334 9Th
Messy, William 3, 32O W 5th
Nelson, Andrew, W 9Th cor Stinson
Newton, Charles W, 40 " 81
Nelson, Peter, 800 " 9Th
Nelson, Andrew, 24l W 7th
Newton, Harry W, 300 " 81
Newton, Herbert W. 900 " Sd
Nelson. Emil. 800 " 9th
Nichols, Perry, PC W Fl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09
FARRON'S
MILITARY ENCYCLOPEDIA.

This is the Standard Military Fncyclopedia of the
world and the only work of its kind in tie English
language 1t has the endorsement of the War
department and the leading military commanders
octave volumes of about 1000 pages each, printed
on fine paper, from new eectrotypc plates, pro-
fuseiv illustrated and handsomely bound. 1t Is
complete library of military Information both for
military and nnn-military people. Every library
should have il. Circulars sent on application.
Good agents wanted.
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AIvcrd, Thomas O. ~, " 18th
Anderson. George, 32g W 10Th
Alei"s Christ I'll r if1
Anderson. Hans. 2sS I'd
Atkinson. Roland. 80 W 9th
An"s. Jessie. - Fisher House " 9th
Atwul, William J. -; eth
Armstrong, Frederick 30 %
AIen, Ethan. 81; " 9Th
Austin. Harry ". 29G 8th
Atkins, Henry VI, :%i-.w 9th
Anderson, Lewis 2S5 " 2f
Aliard, Joseph J, 81 " eth
Anb-, Lambert, 20 V 2i
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Black, Abraham b, 2iS " 7th
Butler, George +, rs " 9Th
Burichtsr, George /. 80 " Ist
Burriil, Edward, PCS " 1th
Br ok, George l., 30 " 5th
BcaudrtIc NarciSSe G, 800 " 9Th
BraHtI, Iobn J. 3DS " 9Th
BaIdOn, James, ~ " 5th
Bc2%S, James. 20 " IDth
banks. Edward Il, 2sS " Ilth
Butler, Henry :, % " 10th
Bi-hof, John +, so W 18th
Booth, Franklin c, rs " 9Th
Barnett. Lewis G, as W 9TH
Bowers, Norman ;, 30 " 9TH
Brack, Saunders J, ~ " 9Th
Baker, James c. 2G7 " 6ah
Butler James p, 27S W fCth
Bouchcy, Edmund. 22G W ID
BellnCjt, John, 3O3 " 9TH
Bechman, Charles. 2SS W 9TH
Busch, Albert, 3D. W ist
Eishoff, George w, 3low "a
Brown, John J, 3i2 w "a
Berg, Andrew. CIV pa
BOtclcr, l. Pierce. 302 " 6,h
BriIlinger. Joseph F. 81 " Sth
Baker. Frank \, sol " 9th
Burke, John II, POO W slh
Burns, James, 2Ss W 5ih
Dryden, William G, 3iI W 9Th
Baldwin, William ID. 81 " 9TH
BrutherstUn, Gordon, rs W 2d
BlntHgrStOn, William, 2,,S " "a
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Kane, james. FL wcd
Kennedy, Michael. 2s1 " I5th
King, Thomas \. 81 " 4t.i
Kaiser, Henry. 27l " %
keTOugh, john. 226 " 7th
kinsley, Charles II 24i " IN
kinlud Benjamin. 2ll " 18th
keanugh, Eugene II, - W fth
Kline, Leonard J. Us " 5tb
kerwin, Edward, 2lU " %
Kelley, James. 90 IS 81
keaon-h, Edward. BIS " 9Th
Kennedy. james, 80 W eth
Klein. Jacob. 20 " 9Th
King, Frank II, 27g " 5.h
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Jones, Thomas 4. 20 W eth
Johnson, Gust, 81 " ID
Johnson, Fred. 800 " 9th
Jarvis, John II, 500 " AN
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/. Il. AANN AIRING.

+. o AadresS-- Dorior ''''' i.s: D.;
--- '.. A. f-4-y
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UAIW ARD
CONVICTED.

Harry Hayward was found guilty o.
the murder of Miss eng at 2.I0 yestcr-
dav tcrnoon The jury WAS ont but
two hours The people at large VIII
sustain the verdict.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-09

People live and learn. For instance
no Democratic orator these Gays l.
4houtingabout the dangers Of an enor-
nous surplus IN the treasury"
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f--y lem -.c.. .-
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Noucc of Foreclosure Sale

, q. AU.lFV~N NlptTIOI,
hOu-lI- Co, Wis.
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Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, It. Paul. MINI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
TO HOLD A DICKENS BAZAAR

The annual fair of the Young Friends Aid As
sociatIon-this year be known Dickens
Bazaar''-will be held in Friends Seminary Build
ing Sixteenth-st and Rutherford Place. next Fri
day and Saturday from to 10 p. m. Tickets. good
for both days entitle the holders TO refreshments
and to valuable souvenirs. The booths will repre-
sent scenes from the works OF Dickens. and those
in charge will appear in costume The heads Of
committees in charge OF booths are: Mary Evans
Merritt, as Miss Petowker" from Theatre Royal
of Drury Lane who will present series Of Dickens
tableaus; Jennie X. Hauxhurst Title Sowboy
assisted by the Fairy Fingers Club Of Friends
Seminary, in Cricket on the Hearth: Cora H.
Seaman In the character of PeggOtty In David
Copperneld; Jeanette g. Sutton. as Barbara. viii
have charge OF "Old Curiosity shop: Ella H. Nc
DDowell as Mrs. Jelyby, in Bleak House" Grace
Capron. as one of the "Mcawber Twins Will serve
lemonade lem n.e from the Well; Amy Miller in The
ana assistants Will be in charge Of the ref esnme
Annie j. Willets as Miss Havlsham, in charge Of
Great Expectations" Will sell home made candy
and ice-cream: Amelia r. Hamill Will superntend
the railway Restaurant In the basement called
Mugby Junction" and Jennie c. Kitchen will have
charge OF the souvenir booth.
me association is a non-sectarian body. having
extended aid To the worthy poor OF the city for
twenty-five years regardless OF or creed
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had some effect upon the business OF the pawn
brokers OF New-York
The society vas started in May Of last year, and
plrstion OF the year borrowers have been granted
erty novelty In regard to the SALE so far as inc
pawnbroking business Is concerned ~ that ~
pledges bring at auction more than the amour
owed to the socIet, the surplus VIII be returned 70
OF the loans. the society. Of course, loses ana III
directly. poor people will also be losers me 80,
ciety Is philanthropc one, conducted on pus'"ess
principles " , On
December 8 at the Fifth Avenue Auction-rooms'
There will be about 300 In all unless some are pre-,
vlously redeemed. consisting OF Watches watch
chains sverware. Jewelry OF all KINDS, muscai Ia
sign especially interesting TO the lover OF prc-a
brac. ..on ooo
The original capital of the society was slV 10y
which last spring was Increased by anotner s."Iv1
been paid so far or the first 100000 put In the enter
prise Since il was started the society has taken
about 30 900 pledges. and practically mas helpeu
that number Of persons. Ana the huinDeI VI IN n,
300 ,, Dan,
The officers OF the society are as follows: Presi-
dent Robert W. De Forest the president OF the
Charity Organization Society treasurer, James
the Continental Trust Company. ne hxscu'Sye
Committee IL composed of Charles G. Beaman. tne
Pew DR. David H. Greer. Alfred Bisnop mason
Charles f. Cox Solomon Loeb and j. Kennedy TOO,
and the officers OF the society ex-offcio Among
the trustees addition TO the officers are toinei.uS
Vanderbilt. George f.. Baker. John D. Crnmlns;;
William f.. Dodge, ex-Mayor Abram 3 Hewitt ana
John S Kennedy. .,s 4,
The auction sale December will be held IN
the Fifth Avenue Auction rooms No 23s tlith-aVe'
william b. Norman auctioneer