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RAILROADS.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
From Station, 13 IL st. e Pa. Ave.
In erect. Nay .. 1897

In effect May .. 1897.
FOR Alexandra tweek days. g: 80, 100,
I1;55. ex; 500, $50, ex.; soc, S:5O,
~. 20 ex;, IL 20, II:45, a. III z:Vo, eA;' e;'
K ~, I:I5, lao. 2:O5, ex.; 2:4o, S.OO'
~, o. 3o, 400, ex.; 4:l5, ex.; 4:45, o:o9,
.. ., =" ex:i 40. 600, ex.; $50, 700, sou,
o:Uo, 1000, l1:2O, 1853 p. m
,r'g Uf alexandria Sunday onlyl, e;oo,
9:Vo, lC:OU, 1880, Ii 90, Il:30, a. m.
Soo noon. 12:30, LOO, 1870, zoo, 2::3o'
o. W $50. 400, 4:30, 5:O0, $50, O,OV'
u % 20, 500. 300, 1000. 11;2O p; m
for Mount Vernon and Way Stations
week days., g: 80, 1905, 11:OO a. m
20 i;Io, 2.U5, $40, 400, 4;1o p m
or Mount Vernon and Way stations
tGpuunnday only, 500, HOO a. ~, zoo,
For Arnngtoa ana Aqueduet Bridge
week days., 300, $40, 500 1905, L 10,
Li ti:4o a. m, 1905, 2: 20, IL 5, 2:Oo, 2:4o'
o 3:oo' 80, 4:OV, 4.Io. o.lU, 6-Uo, o'zo'
fOO, 500 p. III
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
fSuhuay onlyt, .. 90, 800, lU:UO IO.3O,
tA;uo, lI-3O a III. l2:U0 noon 12.3U,
t:VO, l:30, zoo, 80. 800, $50, AGO,
D. IN.
basgaEe checked free for passengers
holalng first-Class tickets at Station BIZ
cycles, 20 cents each
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-BOARDERS.


WANTED -Boarders-Good table; good
water; terms very reasonable; plenty
of shade. Mrs. w. PALMER, OaktOn,
Va, Washington and Ohio r. r. my25-3t
WANTED-Ten hoarders, S5 per week;
Darlington place, Charlton Heights; high
and healthy; grand view or city Address
my25-3t
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WANTED good barber at once. Can
at 800 l-2 10th st. NV 1t
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Do you kner that you can hare the Morn
ing, Eyening and Sunday Times delirereda a
four residences for Jffty cents q naonilS
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KKI.P wANTED-AIAI.E.


WANTED A man who understands clean
ing and pressing. 32l 7th st. sw.
my25- 81
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FOR EXCHANGE.

A BEAUTIFUL 1otin the NV; south front:
2n by 90 Feet Co public alley: viii trade
equity III lot ne. or Sc, or q small
house; Will pay difference In cash. Ex-
CHANGE, this office. my22 -l:-cm
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FOR RENT-S1O; 1929 c st Sc, nice g.
room brick dwelling; in splendid condi-
tion. ROLAND C. BOOTH, 10th and NV.
my23-3t
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FOR RENT-Front and back parior, first
floor; nice and cool; hot and cold water,
rent reduced to $3.50. 622 | st. NV.
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up in every appointment, including large
meatbox; also scales, meatbiock, saws,
knives, etc. 2004 7th Sc. NV. my1S-St
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SUMMER LAW LECTURES.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
July l TO August 81, 1897. Courss In
Ciudes 80 lectures by Mr. Justice Harlan,
of U. s. Supreme Court. For catalogue ac-
dress II. G. MINOR, Secretary,
rny10-1 3t-eod charlottesville va.
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FOR SUBURBAN.
LOST

LOST-A thoroughbred English pug, May
"a. 1897, from 101 3 4th st. NV; answers
to the name of Nero. A reward of S5
dforreturnto E. EVANS, above number
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
per day. and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STAB BLES,
rear 610 + st. NV telephone call, 100.
ap3U-te
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WANTED Loan of $50 for six months;
good security and liberal interest. LOAN,
this office my25-3t
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

Medical and Surgical Specialist,
Treats all Forms OF Private Diseases
Bladder Diseases, Blood Diseases
kidney Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Special Diseases, Hydroceie,
Syphilitic Diseases. Varicocele,
Structure, Impotencys
Advice and Consultation Free. Both
Sexes.
Hours to IL, to 8, Tues, Thurs
and Sat evenings, TO 8. No. COZ =
NV. CLOSED Sundaysb
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FOR RENT-Nice comfortable fur. rooms;
transientS accommodated. sos 9th st NV
my24-3t
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds ofold United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought. Fl. F. DUNK
HORST. 1905 7th st. NV my9-tf
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FOR SALE-Two fine loft. wall cases,
elegant mahogany show cases; suitable
for millinery or Jewelry; also o very fine
oil paintings; no W in storage; can be bought
cheap. Address PAINTINGS, this Of
flee. my23-3t
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FOR RENT-sTORE & DWELLING.
FOR RENT-70O, corner of 7th and g SITS.
sw. store and dwelling; rooms; good
ST. sw. my22-3t,em
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOX EXCHANGE-If you have any sub
urban or country property to exchange for
equity III several fine 6-room houses
Address MOD. IMPS., this office.
Iny22-3t-en
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-

FOR RENT-A six-room house in nw.i
furnished; one block from 4th st cars.
1910 kingtnan place. my2 5-3t
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BIZ USINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Cigar, confectionery, gro
cery and notion store combined; doing
good business; house of rooms aid store;
rent S20.5 price, S325; a rare oppor-
CHANGE, Room z, 6l9 + st. NV.
my22 -3t ,em
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AN elegant stand for wood, coal, flour
feed, etc, on wide ave. nw.; will give
5-year lease, with privilege OF buying.
o. Nj. BRYANT, owner, Warder Building,
9th and + SITS. NV. my25-3t
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FOR RENT-Party taking house viii rent
rooms for housekeeping or give board
cheap Address HOME, this office.
Item
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WANTED By settled whtewo oman, general
homework. l1U2 1-2~1ovh ST NV. 1t
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FOR sALa-M1scELLASEoUs.

FOR LE-InvaIidchalring good condition;
cheap. 625 II st. ne. 1t
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WANTED-Partner with $500 to $500, in
established manufacturing busiHe ess; wood
workman preferreJ. good profits and no
risk Address PARTNER, this office
my233t
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LOST-Last Sunday evening, May %, in
stanton Park, a silk umbrella With '.G
T. +. engraved on. silver plate. Return
to Il d st. se., and receive reward
Item
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PERSONAL.

a BIT OF advice is always welcome; let
fake sales alone; for the real thing
come co US for nice sui { of clothes twOrn
sOmel, that are tailor-made; one price
In plain figures. JUSTH' s OLD STAND,
6l9 ID st. NV. ny25-7t
NINE. RETTA, medium for spirit mes-
sages; sitting, 25c. and SOC. 523 18th
sc. NV. my25-Tt
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Bargain; $50 lady's wheel;
only ridden one month; $40 cash. APP
ply. Room 8, Central Building, cor. 9th
and Penna. ave 1t
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WANTED Business High School boy de-
Sires position in an office or store II
G., 909 Sth st. NV my25-3t :
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FOR sALE-saIoon at 103 Il st. NV.
mY2il-7G
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FOR RENTAL nominal rent, a COM
pletely fur. house until oct, to careful
party. Address, with refs, SURE, this
office. my23-7t
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WANTED BY a young man, position of
any Kind, III or out OF city; viii pay any
one Tor ms trouble. Address Box 20, Inis
office. my23-3t
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FOR SALE-FARals

FOR SALE-Farm; 43 acres good house;
IL rooms; hot and cold water; barn and
all necessary, buildings, orchard. plenty of
shade; land in high state of fertility;
location, l 8 miles north of city GEO. l..
sos 14th st. NV. my2l-9t
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NANTED-By refined young lady, place
AS housekeeper, or To care Tor tne sicHi
Catholic preferred; no objection to leaving
CITY: can give best of refs. ADDRESS PAX
LEE, this office. Item
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MONEY To LOAN-From 50 tc 500, TO
reliable parlies: no collateral required.
tsntral Bldg, Room ., 9th and Pa. ave.
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500 will buy small stock OF groceries and
fixtures, uiu us5 sGlIat a sacrifice con account
OF other business, store on good corner,
rent reasonable. Address SOUTH WEST,
this office. 1t
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FOR RENT Large, pleasant front rooms,
nicely furnished; all conyeniences; very
reasonable; snlaller rooms, So; near cars.
20l ID st. NV Iny2o-9t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

! AN elegant stand for wood, coal, flour
| feed, etc. on wide ave. nw.; will give
! 5-year lease with privilege OF buying.
q. Nj. BRYANT, owner, Warder Building,
| 9th and SITS. NV. my25-3t
| $50 will buy small stock of groceries and
fixtures, must sGllat a sacrific on account
| OF other business; store on good corner;
rent reasonable. Address SOUTHWEST,
this office. 1t
| FOR -Boarding-house of l8 rooms,
nearly rull, at auct Ion price, one block
from Ebbit6 House, other business demands
my attention. BOARDING HOUSE, this
office. my25-3t.
FOR sA lie Saloon, | 21O 1ith St Sc. do
ing fair business; fine fixtures; S-Toom
house; rent S27 so. reason for selling owner
leaying the city; price, $500. iny25-3t
WANTED-A cash purchaser for an old
established law. patent and pension buSi-
ness, splendid opening for a lawyer de-
hlFtDS Immediate returns, cheap, for cash
only. Address ATTORNEY, this office
my24-3t-e
FOR sALE-A three barber shop;
good locality good order; cheap if sold
tins week. Address T.. II. s., this office.
iny24 BIT, EN-
CENTRAL. and pgeiAqent locality; lunch
room doing paying Business exceptional
bargain. BRADSHAW, 494 La. aye
WANTED Party With $500 cash, to take
an interest IN weekly paper published
mere; Journalist prefeEred, hut not essen
tiaI - Address ID PATENTS, this office.
FOR SALE-A clean stocked corner gro
eery at big bargain. Address ID, W E,
TINS office. my23-3J
RARE opportunity; SECURE paying active
interest manufacturing business this
city; operating now pay 20 per cent;
money to enlarge plant. win stand investi-
satlon- BRADSHAW, 494 La. ave.
my23-3t
FOR SALE-A welI-established coal and
wood yard, on account of other business
Address COAL AND WOOD, this office.
my237t
THINK of it: numbers OF paying grocery
stores; prices ranging from ST. 80 to
$1,000. BRADSHAW. asa La. ave.
nIy23-3t
WANTED-Partner with $500 to $500, in
established manufacturing busn ess, wood
workman preferred: good profits and no
risk. Address PARTNER, this office.
my23.3t
CIGAR STORE, NV: doing business $3.50
per month; owner engaged other busi-
ness. BRADSHAW, 494 La. ave. nly23- st
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch and dining
room, with z fur. rooms; S400; profits,
$75 a month clear. 467 u St NV.
my23-3t
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flee. my23-3t
FOX SALE-At bargain, grocery and
provision store; selling on account OF
other business, 426 h st. ne. foy22-3t-em
FOR SALE-A china, gl assware and
hOusefurniShiug store; "a chance or n life
time; viii sacrifice owing 10 other business
co MMERCiAL EXCHANGE, Room ., 619
f NV. s1 ny23-3t
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WANTED-Pi as schambeFmaidor nurse:
wiling TO leave city; good refs. S26 Is
st. NV Iny25-3t =
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SITUATIONS wASrED-MALE.

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
WANTED Business High School boy de-
Slres Position in an office or store Ii
g., 500 Sth ST. NV. my25-3t
WANTED-Pfaee as plain cook or valet.
1926 INV. my25-3t
WANTED-By q young man, position TO
learn bartending; can furnish reference
X. j. w, this office. my25-3t
WANTED-By a respectable colored bow
a place to drive or he generally useful
around the house; city refs. Call or address
o4l flofIaa ave. NV my25-3t
WANTED-By an honest. sober intelli-
geneyoung manfrom Virginia lJua uion as
driver FOR = doctor or work in private fam
lily: can give good references Address
lo1o ST. NV. Item
WANTED-Stenograph and type writer
desires position; young man OF expert
ence, speedy writer; understands English.
and can write it; best refs; please state
eaiary willing to give. Address B. B., 4I3
Il st. NV. Item
WANTED-A place by respectable col
ored men from the country; willing to do
Ray kind OF work. Cali at 1907 I2th ST
NV, a m. 60 p. m. Item
WANTED by sober colored man, place as
Pc AT In store. drive for DOCTOR hest of
City <ef- l7o2 K st. NV. my23-3t
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FOX sALE-A weil-built brick house; all
mod iTnps. and newly papered and paint
ed. with stable to public alley. Apply on
premises, No. 1909 9Th st. NV. my1-tf
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WANTED By registered pnarrnacist Of
long experience, a position To manage
store. Address NJ. NJ, this office.
IiY23-Sb
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stoN.y WANTED AND no LOAN.

TIE advertiser wants TO borrow 500 at
~ per Ceg.t interest, on good security.
Address ADV ERTISER, this office.
my25-3t
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FOR SALE-2O0 lbs modern brey.; great
bargain. HA YWORTH, Publisher, 6l5 T.
my25-3C
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FOR RENT-2 or 3 unfurnished 2d story
front rooms, all communicating with
latest improvements; direct ON car line
1903 n. Cap. ST. NV. my2s-3t-em
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FOR SALES fine showcases. with large,
strong tables, price, $50, viii sell sep
arateiy- Call az once, 1911 7th 81.
M V22-3U-ern ssl
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WAAIED-German girf will do light house
work or nurse otiiuren. Can 2oli Attn
ST. NV. Item
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WANTED-shoemake bring tools. 81
Ia. ave. Sc II
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LOsT-Saturday night, a gold watch and
chain. Liberal reward IL returned to
IlZ lltn ST. Sc. Item
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LOST-A bundle containing photographs
and letters at 9th and + SIS. Reward if
returned to 1924 G st. Item
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FOR SALE-Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine, No. 8, 81. Call after p. nj, at
1921 q st. ny24-3t, EN-
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FOR RENT fur rooms, Sd floor together
or separately; terns reasonable; Ie1S. re-
quired 500 l st NV my23- 3t
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WANTED-By two girls, places as cham
Dermaid or nurse, one washing out or
at home. references. Gail or address 4lo
l. st. NV. 1t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Boarders Oh top of Blue Ridge
Mountains; pure air; good water; fine
view. Apply Go J. i. PHILLIPS, Linden
warren Co., Va. my23-3t
CLAGGETT MANSION, delightful rooms
and firSt-class table board: Bright wood
electric cars pass gate. Apply on premises.
my1y7t, eIn
WOODLAWN Open May 20: pleasant
rooms; healthy location; large grounds
electric bells; gas and artesian water MRa
NJ j. COLLEY. Proprietress, Rockville.
Nd. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
u. q. ap27-1m
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srrUArIeSs wANrEp-yEMALE

WANTE ID = Position as general house
st. NV. my25-3J s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21
HOXIE ARRESTED.
Goldberg's Old Partner Charged with
Perjury by James Mcneil.

Waupaca. Wis, Oct. 19.-George
Hoxie, formerly the law partner Of
BENJAMIN Goldberg at New London,
was arrested Monday on a charge OF
perjury sworn out by James Mcneil,
who has been prominent throughout
the prosecution of the disbarrment
proceedings of Benjamin Goldberg.
The warrant for Hoxie was sworn
out last Saturday, but was not served
until Monday. Mr.. Goldberg learned
that his old partner was also charged
with the crime which he himself has
been accused Of, and informed Hoxie
Of the fact Sunday. Mr.. Hoxie came
to Waupaca and surrendered himself
to Justice w. j. Chamberlain, who
adjourned the case until 10 O'Clock In
the morning Of Oct. rs. Bail was
fixed at $500 and was furnished by f.
n. Roberts of the National bank OF
Waupaca. 1t was by the merest
chance that Mr.. Goldberg met his
former partner and informed him Of
the warrant out for his arrest, thus
saving him from being brought in by
an officer. Goldberg was returning
from Waupaoa, where he was taken
by a deputy sheriff OF the county,
having been himself arrested on the
charge Of perjury. As he vas return
ing TO Milwaukee he met the younger
man on the train on his way to visit
his mother, who Is lying very sick at
her home. After receiving the infor-
nation from Goldberg, Mr.. Hoxie i'm
mediately decided to return to Wau-
paca and surrender himself before the
deputy sheriffs had an opportunity of
arresting him. The action is based
upon the testimony given by Hoxie
during the Goldberg disbarrment
trial. The evidence which, accord
ing to Mr.. Mcneil, who had the war
rant wor out, was false, was given
in connection with count No. 7 of the
charges against Goldberg and is
known as the Jonas charge. The facts
as established by the evidence show
that Goldberg as district attorney Of
Waupaca county had settled a case
brought before Justice James Mcneil
OF Clintonville against Louis Ruddy
and Richard Roe by Lefty Jonas. Hox-
lie testified that he himself made the
settlement with McGinty, a relative OF
Rudy.
B. M. Goldberg, who was arrested in
Milwaukee on Saturday, has been re-
leased on 81 1000 bond, furnished by NJ.
d. Newald of Milwaukee. He was
and a hearing was set for Oct. %. 1t
is understood that the proceedings
against Goldberg were instituted by
Col. G.. T. Thorne Of New London.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21

her till Thorn confessed to John
Gartha, a barber, who had nee
worked in the same shop with him.
Gartha let his young wife into the
secret. Mortified she told her hus-
hand IL he didn't turn Thorn over to
the police she would. Then Thorn
asked Hartha to meet him again at
night and picked out a lonely spot.
Gartha made up his mind that Thorn,
sorry for having confided in him,
wanted to kill him. and SO informed
the police, The chief of detectives
disguised as a laborer with four
sleuths was at the rendezvous and
captured Thorn without a struggle.
Mrs. Mack had been arrested some
days before. Armed with Gartha's
disclosur es other discriminating facts
were obtained. The defense OF each
prisoner will be that Guldensuppe is
still alive and that they know nothing
about the human remains found.
Thorn denies that he ever confessed
to Gastha. The prosecution expects
Mrs. Thorn will confess and turn
states evidence to escape the death
chair. Thorn was born in Posen,
where his name was Torzewski. He
came to America when a lad.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21
TICKS.

Bush fires are doing much damage
neal Halifax.
Salisbury is credited with an inten-
ton to resign.
A ONE has been discovered by the
Lick observatory.
Windsor, n. s., was completely
destroyed by fire, the loss being So
600, 900.
An enormous iron railroad bridge
has been successfully moved in Phil
adelphia
At Somerville, Ga, W. negroes
named Penn and Hazelton, accused of
arson, were lynched.
Extensive mountain fires are rag
ing neal Connellsville, Pa, Mill Run,
O., and Indianhead, o.
Premier Sagasta is not getting along
~swimmingly in his negotiations with
the Cuban autonomists.
NJ. b. Tucker, Associated Press
correspondent, died of exhaustion
while locating a gold claim in Alaska.
Two prominent female members Of
Debs' Social Democracy in Chicago
had a jolly row, one horsewhipping the
other.
Cholera has attacked the battalion
OF the Shropshire regiment stationed
at Sitapur, northwest India, and 40
no-commissioned officers and pri-
Yates have already sucCumbed.
At Battleboro, NJ, Henry L..
knight was arrested by Sheriff Cor
don who acted under instructions
from Sheriff Bichols of Arapahoe, on
charge of arson. knight practiced
law at B~attleboro and in South
Dakota, but for the past five
years has been in Oklahoma. He
was deputy county attorney last year
when the court house at Arapahoe
was burned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21
WOULD PRACTICE MEDICINE.
Doctors Want Licenses to Operate
in Wisconsin.

Beloit. Wis, Oct. 19,-Dr. S. Bell
OF this city, president of the state
BOARD of examiners, gives out the fol
lowing list Of persons who applied
Ut the last quarterly meeting of the
board for licenses to practice medicine
in the state:
John w. Saucerman, Winslow, H.;
John d. McRae, Chippewa Falls,
Wis; Martin Saucerman, Rock Grove.
ILL.,; Ira c, Williams, Cheboygan
Mich; Peter Christolferson Lind,
Wis; Bertrand f. Bevikhousen, Ian
Gilbert Baldwin, Ruthvern, Ia,
a. p. j.. McKowsky, Milwaukee;
Arthur A. Riggs, Clear Lake. Wis;
Edward Mcdonald, Cuba City, Wis.
James r. Kingsley, Sheboygan, Wis.
Frank p. Donharty, Velp, Wis; Mary
Alice Downer, Brick Falls, Wis. ;
Patrick n, Kelly. Wabash, Mimi. (;
George w. Roberts. Albany. Wis.
Grace Cahoon, Milwaukee; Thomas
A. Russell, Mellen, Wis; Henry f.
Johnson, Oshkosh, Wis; John II.
Alexander, Mukwonago, Wis; Will
liam o. Saucerman, Eau Claire, Wis.
S. s. Craig, East Troy, Wis; Lena n
Whitcomb, Albany. Wis; Lilly NJ. n,
Morgan, Albany, Wis; Saxton ].
Morgan, Albany. Wis. Henry Bick-
ers. Milwaukee; r. S. Trask, Menom-
once, Wis: j. b. Brewer, jefferson.
Wis; Thomas Lidd, Marinette. Wis.
George A. Williamson, Hazlehurst
n. Y; John C. Bonham. Antonio, la.
l.. G.. Willberton, Winona, Mimi.
Adolph j. Osterman, Calumet, Mich.
w. T. English, Winona, Mimi; A.
Dorr, Milwaukee; Samuel Goldberg
Detroit. Mich; w. 7. Elser, Milwau.
kee; Anton Mueller, Milwaukee: e
j. Phelps, Markesan, Wis; Geo. f
Lowrey. Stoughton, Wis; G. a. Stet.
Ter, Valley Junction. o.; George A
Larson, Pine Knob, Wis; w. WHITE
Viola. MINI: Alex, Montgomery. Ear
Claire, Wis; T. NJ. Therkalsen
Strong, Wis; Thomas p. Russell
Oshkosh Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21

fore the people Of this country. The
concluding address was delivered Icy
Senator Thurston of Nebraska, who
reiterated his statements made in
former meetings. There was a iarge
and enthusiastic crowd at the Henry
George meeting which was neld -
Lexington avenue opera Rouse.
George made a speech introducing OK
Postmaster Dayton who was cheered.
Dayton made a long address attack
ing Tammany hall and "Crokerism."
Mayor Strong spoke at the Seth Low
mass meeting in Murray Hill lyceum.
He said that he did not think New
Workers needed the assistance OF
Senators Thurston and Foraker to tell
them who shall be elected first mayor.
Seth Low spoke at the Masonic
temple in Brooklyn. Perry Belmont
was the principal speaker at the dem
cratic meeting in the Academy of
Music in Brooklyn, $500 persons be
ing present and %applauding the names
Of Van Wyck and Henry George,
while Kissing the mention of
Seth Low.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21

New York, Oct. 9.-Dozens OF
meetings were held Monday night in
the borcughs making up the new city
OF New York. General Tracy, the re-
publican candidate for mayer. 2 tbs
principal speaker at Clermont avenue
rink in Brooklyn. He dwelt on the
Importance of the campaign, than
which none greater has ever come be-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-21
MRS. NYE IN STRAITS

Ashovi}o, y. c.. Oct. Ia Dfsas-
ters thick and fast have fallen upon
the life ot Mrs Clara +. Nye the
v!tow ~ the late r. W. Nve chill
Nyel, the great humorjst, since his
death on Fob ~ Ngt From cam.
parative comfort and ease Mrs Nye-
income does NOT now exceed $500 a
year Every dollar Of ready money
she has had tn 'hc world amouutiue
TO 5000 was le#t in the First Nation
al bank 81 Asheyiuc which closed its
doors en- July 81 last