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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-16
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We think-yes, its better than that, know
we have the best 25c Underwear in the city, Here's
the To the exclusive sale of these gar
ments IN Wichita and get low price we bought an
enormous quantity In description of the ladies' vests
and pants of this particular variety they fleece lined
full shaped, ribbed and lace trimmed carefully woven
and guaranteed to be perfect These selling at
Poe garment and besides this have equally good
garments for Gentlemen, Misses and Children
It's like a kaleidoscope this changing going at
our Dress Goods counters. Every Cay finds beau
ties new combinations, new prices Let us help you
select your dress.
Today we hold our sale of Carpets, Mattings and
Oil Cloths. We want to surprise you with low prices
Spend five minutes in this department of store
today.
Up stairs the merry work of Cloak Selling goes on
increasing in proportion Jack Frost deals cold
weather If it is low prices you want don't let
rows Sunup you without of Cloaks in your
possession.
I3O=I32 North rlain.
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AZ cE1-lss Ho81sy % ne Tap@sl
ooaT1 - poke CORN = o.ss-S -e-9.net
% Topeka yesterday as5-zfng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

The following cruel thrust ut n distIn-
Eulshed citizen OF Wheeling is from the
Braxton County Democrat. n rock-rIh-
bed organ OF the now unhappy PARTY:
The Hon. John \. Howard should re-
it,rS ra .hT IL snG hntLEnni executive com
He was sent there to represent the people.
when prIpcin,e IL NJ s,,ikn iS Th ILL., " IL
John 4. Howard should be left ut home
A, ~, '''e'
vote in the CHIC I9Ie1 20 Sr no S
,or nm -. 80 ~ $50
which con,cs, t1,m -.,-,Sor,n,I w.. So,
money foc,,,r
!, 1. +nst m Mr. t,,,,-, . ,,;. a..
ri. ,o,o 900, /, -,
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~ TELEPHONE SraRErS:
Editorinl Rooms S:3,. Counting Room s,a.
acknowledgements.
wuEELiNG, JULY ~, 1900.
FIVE POINTS ON MONEY.

= First-That there Is not n FREQ coinage
country In the world to-day that 1, not on
silver ba,is.
second-That there Is not u Sold.stnnd-
ard country In tho world to-day that does
not use silver as money along with Soid.
II rhtrd-That there Is not n siirrr-stan,i-
arr country In the world To-day that uses
any gold ~ money along with silver.
fourih-That there Is not a silv.rstnnd.
Arb country In the world to-day that hns
more than onethirt rs much money In
circulation per capita as the United States
havet and
4 Finh-Tiiat there L. not n silver.,tanti.
ari country In the world TO. day where the
laboring man receives fair pay FOR his
y'swork-John q. Carlisle, Secretary OF
he Treasury,
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Tho Rrn,hiInnnu ~ go, ,,,o,, Wv,
Virginia ronrr,,slo,o, j1ts,rt,., 49,
done themselves nronI ~, ,,na,,,.,,,
ting by ncclamntIon ,hc ma, who have,
crcdItnbly nnL roithrullv r,n.n.on,a,,
them In tho nutlonn, ho,so NJ ronroa,.,'
| tntlycs II yo. /, ,,on1 Ln,., ,,,a.,. 49,,
IL viii bc ep,lora,1 hv TIA non,t,
At Carltsburr mo Elrst ,II.,r,c, ,o,
yentlon again mndo rnn,olr !, n "a,
cner the STANDARD h,,ror nnI 40 ~.
kernburr HIM >y,rr,n Mn, ,,,,,,,
chosen by tho Fourth dI.,rlc, oonvo,,Ia"
without opnosItIon Thnv vo., 49,,
pllmcnts mud horora ,vor,,,t,v hns,ou.a,,
ana were evidences Of ma n,,,on,,,I,,,,
of the constituencies ~ tho ,wn ,,or,,n
mon for tho services ,hcv h,yo nnr,,rn,
ed slncs thew antcrn1 rn,rr,s,
Captain poycncr bns nhowr h,n.o,,
to be an InJcfotIrnb,c ,vorkor far H., IN
tcrcsts or his dis,rIc, md .,oIo
leading member or tho river. nnd han
bors committee hi. efforts ,nro nr,t.,n,.
h, bobol, ~ scc,,r,,, - 49, b
the Improvement az ma ohIo MI A.
ongahela rivera and other Hycst vlr,,,Jo
streama and yer, crowrcd Win ,,ooo,,.. go
II Captaln Dovcncr hnJ s,,rcs.do1 l.,
doing nothing else during tho ,o,s,nn
this work alone womb more ,h,r y,r1,
cate the wisdom Of IN, noor,n ~ ,no
First district In clcctIrv hin, IN ronr-,,,,.
two wears pFo Tho Wort, which m.n, - ~,
lnaugurated ns n result NJ bio .r,or,. T.,
this direction viii no ~ Inoor,mIa,I,
bench, IN tho vos, trd,.,,,oi No., 49,,
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commencing at 10 o'clock Il. H., tho fol-
lowing described real estate, that IS to
say; a piece OF ground In the city OF
Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Virginia,
situate on the rond leading from the Ma
tional Road ito Mount Wood Cemetery
and bounded ms follows: Commencing at
Il corner OF the Jewish Burial Ground on
said road, said corner being the most
Cemetery Grounds, and running north
west on the line OF said burial ground
one hundred and fifty feet, more or less,
TO the southeast line OF the ground con-
veyed by Mary +. Silver and husband to
Maurice Max and others by deed dated
December 2. lS12 recorded In deed book
No. 60. page ri: thence with said south
east line southwest iifty-nvc feet; thence
southeast by n line parallel with the line
OF said burial ground first mentioned to
the line OF said road leading TO Mount
Wood Cemetery: thence with the line of
said rond ENTHUSIASTICALLY tifty-ive feet,
more or less, TO tho place of beginning,
subject TO the right OF way granted by
the deed above mentioned made by MARY
+. Silver and husband to Maurice Max
and Others, nEd rcservlnE also the coal
or other mineral beneath the same being
the same property conveyed to Augustus
Wickerly by Catherine Meyer by deed
dated September &c. 1887. and of record in
the office OF the clerk Of, the county court
OF Ohio county. West Virginia, In deed
book No. 81. 2. page liS.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd and as
much more as tho purchaser may elect
10 pay In cash on the day OF sale, tho bal
ance OF the purchase money In two equal
!nstnllments. payable respectively at ono
and two years from the day OF sale, with
interest from that day, for each OF which
deferred inStallments OF the purchase
money the purchaser shall give his nego-
Table promissory notes. bearing interest
from the day of sale as aforesaid. 10 be
secured by the title OF the property sold
being retained until the payment in mi
OF the same. or by decd OF trust on tho
property sold, TO be drawn. acknowledged
nnd recorded ut the expense OF tho pur-
chaser. GEORGE b, CALDWEIJ
WILLIAM II. HALLER.
AuCtiOnsnr yrI
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Jackson, and later. In times of trouble,
LAI llnnAltI Ern,.L NM In ,.Nnll

Jackson, and later, In times OF trouble,
, by Lincoln, Grant and Garfield.
IL Ia not necessary to ask, who l0 the
standard bearer OF tho Republican
party, There Is not man, woman or
child, who has arrived Mt years OF dis
erection, from the Atlantic to tho Pacific.
from the lakes to the gulf. TINT has not
heard or the name OF William Mckinley
(LOnR continued chccra), His biography
IL written on the brightest pages OF the
history OF our country. In the dark days
OF 1861. when our country was threaten
cd with dissolution. when Abraham Lin
coin called upon patriots to defend tho
flax William Mckinley was one OF those
who bndc farewell to home nnd friends,
and enrolled himself among the patriotic
who went forth ready to lay down theit
lives, II need be- In defense of our cOun-
try. Midst shot and shelf. on the battle
field lie stood In defense OF tho flag, and
won honorable distinction as Il brave
aud true soldier Of the republic Cap
plausc). When the wnr-was ended, und
peace was restored to this lnnd. he re-
turned to his home with honor. and mp
piled himself TO nm honorable profess
sion, until az able u constituency m any
mnn ever represented, called him 10
serve rs their representative In the halls
OF Congress, In the councils OF the ma
ton. Term after term he succeeded
himself by reason OF his eminent SER
Vices
Early tho champion OF American Ia
Dor and home Industry, he has cndcured
himself to every patriotic American cit
lien. Called by an overwhelming mn
Jorlty TO be governor OF one nf the Ercut
states of this union, even before his
labors as chief magistrate OF the state
of Ohio were ended, the people turned
10 him with an unnnImity never before
witnessed and selected him from nmonS
the giants OF tho Republican party to
lend us ~ victory In November next.
(CheerS)
The Republican party has grand
history. and with steadfast devotion to
principle has always stood for equal
rights, equality before the law, and pro-
lection TO American homes. II is her
glory, and she points with pride to the
names OF Lincoln and Grant and Gar
field and Blaine, leaders OF the people,
and former standard bearers OF the
party She Is no less proud OF Allison.
Reed, and host Of others. and on the
third day Of November next we will, by
an overwhelming majority. give him the
electoral vote OF our states and elect
William Mckinley, the Peoples choice,
the pride OF the Republican party. the
champion OF protection and honest
money, as President OF these United
States. and from his Inauguration on
the 9Th OF March next will he dated for
years to come the cru OF prosperity and
honest money.
Again thank you for this additional
evidence OF your confidence and re-
spcct. Tremendous applause, Ions
contlnued).
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Our esteemed frIend tho RcyisFar dI1
H'e' - . '',
not always hold the Populists and free
silverItes In such gund rcputc as 1t now
does, 4 short time ago 1t was dcnounc-
Ing them as cranks and fanatics, and
the lntllIgcncer has already reprinted
several Register editorials showing its
former opinion Of the men IL Is now
training with and holding up AZ the only
true patriots. The Register was then
an administration organ and was sup
porting the administrators sound mon
ey policy.
Another extract from the Register
editorial columns of. 1893 will scrvs to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22
BOARDOF EQUALIZATION ANDApPEALS
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

q g..
Public notice Is hereby given IN MI rnr.
E N Interested TINT tho ayFcsuors cIos;r,j
NY INC council Of the city of HhnclinI.
maVe completed their assessment FOR thn
I'M I'M E'S ana made return thereof 10 my
UIiSe. ANY person wishing to appeal rrnr
snn assessment or hcsrnS any CORES.
munS inhuo viii appear III tho City BnIlI.
lnE heiorc the BOARD Of E0unligatIon anil
~ on the following days ut 10 o'clock
Times Ut the said City building TO Henr Ill
o o 10 MId assessment and revise
Eslrst ;MmndGy, July 81.
Second Misunderstanding, ,iuIv'S
Third WrtlnCY,iny. .Ii,N ~
SE0Nrlh Ward,-Thursduy. july 70,
SiSS ,E,N IL W9rGI;FrIdny. July 81.
s s,tih sWWMnrrIH-SA!onday, August >.
Eighth Wnrl-.Wcdncstlay Nurn,,
iva cliAs. L. DANNENWEiSG,
lily Clerk
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J CAPT. DOYENER.



bryan should be elected President OF
tho United Statcs, Long before his In
nuguNtlon md before any laws could
he PASSED for tho free and unlimited
coinage OF the western mine owners
silver at the ratio OF sixteen to one, MI
debts now owing In this country would
bt collected without waiting on the SIT.
Herltes mlllcnlnl day. when debts would
be paid with flfty-cent dollars. (Ap-
plausc and lnuGhtrrD/
THIS Is n serious matter, This IL lust
what would happen, Can you Imagine,
can the mind of man conceive the dis
treSS aud Inevitable dcstructhn OF
property and values TINT would result
from the collection, within Il period OF
eight 10 ten months, by the creditor. OF
oil the outstanding accounts and debts
duo from the debtor class? That Is to
say. the property Of ull debtors. not
having money for immediate settle
ment, would be thrown upon the mar
ket and sold under process OF law, ut n
time when those possessed OF ready
money. and whom our friends, the sill.
VerItes, 30 loudly dcnOunce, would keep
harvest from It's purchase at greatly
reduced prices. Aud 30 1t would be
that the debtor class, whose creditors
bring about That state NJ Affairs which
would require immediate collection OF
debts, and the dcluded debtor who had
voted for this craze, Imagining he was
lettering his condition. has only has
tened the day OF reckoning. and brought
about his own financial destruction.
1t Is such calamity that the Re-
publican party desires to save the
country from. Our every effort should
be cXcrtGd to silence the bowling dem
nEOGuc, restore a feeling OF security,
bring about Il resumption OF business
and make It possible TO restore such
confidence In the ability and DISPOSE
ton OF the debtor TO pay his honest
dollars rs will quiet the fears OF the
creditor class, then. and not until then,
will the dark clouds OF doubt and dis
trust break and disappear before the
rising sun Of returning prosperity.
Then SHALL We have a resumption Of
business. labor shall find employment
and reward. The employment OF labor
will Increase the demand for and the
price of farm products. then all strife
shall cease. and prosperity will be
present with the farmer In his fields,
the miner In the depths OF the earth.
the labOrer At his furnace. the mcr-
chant ut his counter, and the capitalist
at his factory; then will tlmid capital
and boarded wealth come forth and
again seek Investment.
No one has escaped the hlood-curdlinE
and thrilling recitation OF the crime OF
1878. (Applause), as related by the sill
yer orator. He knows all about It. and
tells you Of how in the dark. and with
out the knowledge OF the American poo
pie. silver was demunctizcd. and he nc
tunlly believes 1t because Coin" their
great financial Instructor. has told him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

BY using The New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new rem
edy Is n great surprise on account OF
its exceeding promptneSS In relieving
pain in the Kidneys. Bladder and Back
in male or female. It relieves rcten-
tion OF water, and pain In passing It
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
by using this marvellous cure. Its use
Will prevent fatal consequences In al
most all cases by It's great Alternative
and healing powers. Sold by r II.
List. DRUGGIST. Wheeling. W. Va.
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vote for free silver was promIslng him
the same thing four years uso II hc
would vote for free trade. They also
promised him iifty cents a pound for his
wool II he would vote the Democratic
ticket What Is he receiving for hls
wool now? W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

To-day. In the city OF ParkersburE. the
representatives OF the Republican party
OF West Virginia will convene to noml-
/ nate. candidates for the state offices. II
enthusiasm. harmony and Interest count
for anything, the ticket named win be n
+ winner and the triumph OF 1884, which
gave every assurance that West Vir-
ginia had cut loose finally from the
bonds which attached her to the solid
south. will be supplemented by a victory
that will place the state on the side OF
protection, sound money and prosperity
for years to come.
The fntelligenccr has faith enough In
the wisdom OF the men assembled at Par
kersburg 10 predict that no mistakes will
I be made. The candidate for governor TO
be chosen by the unanimous vote OF the
convention. has been already nOmI-
4 mated by the rank und file OF the party
in the state, and the action of their rep
resentatives will simply be 4 ratification
of the expressed desire OF the people.
Mr.. Atkinson will be the standard bearer
who will carry the flag OF Republican,
ism into every county and rally the
hosts TO victory
For each of the remaining places on
the ticket there are several candidates,
and not a weak man among them all.
+ The convention has but to weigh the
& claims OF strength made by ali and Sc
lect from the lot those whom In Its Judg-
ment are the most available. II has
been n free for all contest, conducted In
friendly spirit, and while there are
bound to be dlsappOlntments, the Intel
ligencer dos not believe that there will
/. De. sore spots left to mar the harmony OF
the campaign which is to follow. There
cannot pc, for all. the candidates and
their friends are Republicans first OF all.
and believe in the righteousness OF the
Republican cause.
!. The Republican party OF West VIr-
GINA never was IN better shape. 1t Is
I organized. united and Imbued with the
: spirit of vlctory-whIle against It Is a
disorGanlzed party. which. owing to the
4 80 '''''''' icee'''iS loFced upon H.
~" ~ 't' 'e'S ",'ue up Vi u'scoFdaht ele-
''' II" e"ceptiohs' oid ana
: suee.''t \ 'e"''ei" i'lNe neTh supplanted
d ~, 't'e NC" 'e'i"o' vi impractical men
n.' h1ss gone uai' over raise issue
4 N.e1' nc h''eS' men IN inc Denocratlc
'ta.S ue'ounee Us hefesy' irauSht
!iwi IN a1HseF 10 inc welfare OF the coun-
+ -, ny. ! ne party IS no" an aggregation
{ Si''et' nus S'saSe" from me boosted
I. pi"eii'se' VI democracy ana taken up
WIN WIN Tue ne" iu'S ana isti's oil The fopu-
!. l iists'
!. nsai'.st THESE "'sc'Fdaht elements the
!, ii.sepuol.e'i party S'ahdH rs n sol!d pha-
z ialiH' au ~ Inc prif2lples II always
Z s '5' anu an" 'c'uS 10 make inc hSht
LOT thc tcstoFa''oh OF the prosperity OF
Tue country. country ana the conduct oil the AZ
T l laifS OF inc government on sound bu5l-
HeES Prfhcipies' Win II are IL large
! NUMBER 'Nli OIL people VINO have heretofore
'fa'''eu win 'he democracy but who
iscS and who Will no longer listen TO III.
appeals to partisan and zccti0nal prcju-
dice. And with 1t are men who rcpudI-
ate the new doctrines laid wn by the
#
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Who will protect you from those enemies
nausea, indigestion. malaria. and the
produced by rocking on the
waves. and sometimes by inland travelling
over the rough beds OF Ill laid railroads.
Such Il friend is IIostrtter's Stomach Bit
tiers. Ocean mariners. yachtSmen, COM
mercial and theatrical agents and tourists
testify to the protective potency Of this
effective safeguard. which conQucrs also
nervousness and blliousness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-22

n oS1.nS.NEES SALE. = THE PLUME
- I'M business, TOOLS goods and ilN
lures horse, harnesses, wagon and Su"E-
BOARD. Haic. etc, OF o. NJ. Wicdchusch 4
H 10 WI he sold cheap. Also tho lease NJ
1WT sioreroom and shop at 2lSI Main street,
Or - ~ mSnHu opportunity for some plumb
III good location with LEASE nj
IL ,r very low rate Rent only 81 per mouth
so9u lonls and new salahlc stock md mn.
o "rnI, rms Is not lot OF dead stock md
III order to avoid expense, tho horse vii,
n sn 500 especially, cheap II tukcn Mt once
"'t'S |" C. J.. FLICK,
;v,, Assignee, ii
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The In,CIliGCnccr hopes that every
voter who reads these columns will care
fully perusG the speech or Captain Dow
cnrr, delivered ut ClarksburS, II IS a
plain and convincing argument on the
issues OF the campaign, aud completely
exposes the fnllGcy Of the frer silver
theory. 1t is worth preserving. for ru-
turc reference.
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A SSIGNMENT NOTICE.

n To whom Il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that O. NJ. wIo-
Geousch, trading nS o. VI. Wiodebusch 4.
70 mas THIS dny made an assignment OF
nus plumbing business and assets to tho
uhtHSsrsiSncd Tor thebeneilt OF his creditors.
Will please present them 10 mo for filing ns
soon az convenient, TINT they may not be
overlooked distribution OF whatever nro-
ceeGs may arise from sale OF tho propcrty.
Az ncrS9i,S owing said Wledebusch viii
nmonn ,te'; nnn,. ;nu costs by paying the
n, an, C., p. FLICK.
Tel. 500. III? I"hnIiir"" ., aGN'
W hccIlnE. w. Va. ,lmlv lG lSNf
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I have moi fully discussed this Ques-
ton, az well as many other questions
which nre Involved In the Issue Of THE
campaign. Tim" fnrblds, hut the per-
s0nnlity Of candidates for the high and
lmportan, office VI the presidency OF n
great republic like ours Is an important
and potential consideration that should
affect lis In casting our votes. who Ia
William jennings Bryan? ! have Moth
Ing To say aEnluSt his personal charac-
ter. 10 not know thai anything could
he said IL | had tho disposition. Ills
friends CALI him "rhr BOY Orator Of the
Platte" title TINT will not much COM
mend him to the sober minded and con-
HcrvnllvG citizens OF this country. who
are l0nklnE for. Il man Ot experience md
ability 10 ait IN the chair that has been
occupied BY Washington, jefferson and
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I Give us free silver aud there will be
no more iifty cent wheat" says the
I. Point Pleasant Daily Register. Right
4 you are. II win be paid for In iifty cent
IdNllars and reduced one-half. The same
pnfty thaplg now promising the farmer
IA dollar a, bushel for wheat II he win
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Senator ElsIns reception at parlScrs-
burg was fitting compliment to West
VIrGlnla's distinguished senator and
must have been very gratifying to him,
Every citizen NJ West Virginia, regard
less OF party, will echo the cheers which
greeted him rs a recognition Of the great
services he has alrendy performed for
the state.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF u deed OF trust mude by
Alwyn S. Ronk and Edith u. Ronk, his
wife. to the undersigned. us trustee. dated
July .. 1871. and recorded In the office OF
county. West Virginia, in deed OF trust
book No. .. folio l0l, | will sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder.
ut the north front door OF the court house
Of said county. in the city OF Wheeling.
w. Va. on
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NXTANTED-TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping, furnished or unfur-
nIshcd. Address n R.,cnre lntellIgenccr
Office iV2l
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If VIRGINIA
w street wis
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

r oBT-A WHITE ROAM ur,sc,
~ weight about 100 pounds; i,TH, "
horns eighty curved nj huE blurI,s ny
on bngtBhOnldIru Finder viii frr,i,a Va
ward Eat Goodhues Stock Yard ~ ~.
strCgt ~ ~
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4 THE lNTELLlGENCER embracing It's
several editions, is entered In tho Post
oiilce at Wheeling. W. Va. as Socond.clus
matter.
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NN ANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w hOusework. Apply ut 50 Twenty
third street. JylO
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GENERAL NOTICES,

WILLIAM II. HALLER,
AuCtiOnanr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-21

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
At 4:30 pm. on the 10Th instant, while
crossing + street opposite the Ebbitt House,
L was assailed by n harsh command Git
cut duh way! Whyn't chuh git out dur
way? Doancher hyear me hollun at
ohuh?"
L barely escaped serious injury by jump
ing back suddenly, as negro, we'll dress
ed and about eighteen or twenty years old.
driving q spirited dark horse dashed by
raj idly, the wheels passing within three or
four inches of my body.
Deafness in the left ear prevented knowl-
edge Of his approach until notified by his
81 nile admonition. There were no other
vehicles in that portion of the street. and
he could easily have driven on either side
CT me.
Cannot the practice of reckless driving be
stopped? H W.