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THAT Il WHAT MRS BLAINE WRITES FROM ROME.
"The reports about my fathers illness have been
o source OF great annoyance to me and TO other
members OF our family" said Walker Blaine In
Chicago yesterday, sand should like very much
10 set them once for all at rest. only yesterday
received my mothers letter, dated at Rome, April
1c she says that my father at the time OF writing
was In the very best OF health. He Was going out
every day, and was enjoying ms visit 10 that
city IN the highest degree. Invitations OF social
nature were pouring In upon him IN great num-
Oers, and he was accepting as many or them as mis-
time would permit There was not the slightest
symptom OF any ailment about him. Indeed, on
the contrary, he had not felt so strong and Wig
orous Tor many years. Walker Blaine also stated
that his fathers trip 10 Europe was entirely Tor
pleasure, and not IOr health
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Exclusive NOVELTIES IN SArrrss.

SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY Bro,
AND LAST IMPORTATION OF FRENCH SAT
EENS FOR THIS SEASON.
THIS LOT Is DUPLICATE BY CABLE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS IN MY FIRST
IMMpp3R STs ORDER, WHICH WERE SOLD
These SA GdT ARE roth ~ 5lsHT AND
BORDERS FOR GARNiTGkE
THE STYLES ARE CONFINED TO ME FOR WASH
INGT0N ,C0NSEQUENTLY CANNOT BE SEEN
$50 PIECES ANDERSON'S BEST QUALITY
SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN ENTIRELY NEW DE-
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED ALL WOOL" cHAL-
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED ENGLISH MoHA1Rs.
NEW PRINTED ALL LINEN LAWNS IN CHOICE
"UNGsUALLY GOOD VALUES IN WHITE, BLACK,
AND COLORED INDIA SILKS. AT rs. S5C, AND
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN STRIPED AND FIG.
URED INDIA SILKS AT ESQ
OF GIN NJ Own IMPORTATION AT 81. sl.a5.
"ExIRS fNpGGENENTsr IN BLACK AND COL
MORE 0REp sUR RAa g, SILKS At rs AND "a.
BIAGK; WHITE. AND ALL The NEw sPRiNa
CHOICE CoLoRs" IN ALL WOOL AND SILK
WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND FANCY
FkEN, DkrsS FABRICS. RANGING FROM
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEA1ON PEkRY,
Perry Building. Pennsyivanis ave-. cor. 9Th u.
Established 1910. ; ap2l
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H1LADE1pH1A STORE.

DRESS TRIMMINGS DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Just received Q full line Of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
such as Gimps, Braids Braided Sets in silver Gilt
at 43c; worth 65c Elegant styles at S5c and up.
JET TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES AND WRAPS.
Beaded Gimp from SOC. per yard up to S150.
Ornaments from zoe. up to 81 each.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND NOTIONS.
ful assortment of Hosiery for ladies and children
Also, full line of Gloves in Isle Thread, Taffeta,
and SILK, in Colored and Black. from 12k up 70 soc
SATINES. SAT1NES SATINES
full line OF French Satines in all tho newest and
best GOODS in plain and fancy styles Call and
stock Domestic sanes at 12c.. the best in the city
for that money.
GiNGHAMs.-Frencha and Domestic Ginehams in all
colors, styles, and prices.
WHITE GOODs.-A great variety in Plain, Plaids,
and Stripes at all prices.
EMBRO1DERItS.
A full assortment from &C. yard ND to 81.
LACES OF all kinds in Black and White narf6w and
wide to match
CORSErS-A full assortment Of all kinds and prices
Special: One lot Cursets all sizes, ut 63c worth
$l.25 Thompson's and Warmers q specially.
LACE CAPS-Dont forget that our stock Of Lace
Caps Tor the babies is the largest in town and the
cheapest From 12kc up to $150.
DOMESTlCS-Our department. is full Of all the best
makes OF Cottons and Sheetings. Bargains in Pillow
Case and Sheeting Cottons. One case "A bleached
Cotton we are selling at the wholesale price of Sc yd
MATTINGS MATrINGS. MATTINGS - Don't
FORGET our stock Mattin rst-cass stock and very
low prices. White and Fancy from ~ &c. up to soc
CAkHARr h LEIDY,
ap2l-42 92S 7th and FOG X sta NV.
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How an Alligator Dimes.

from the American Angler.
IL Is southern writer who compares an ami.
gators throat to an animated sewer. Everything.
says this correspondent, which lodges in the open
mouth goes down. He is a lazy dog, and instead
OF hunting for something to he let's his victuals
hunt for him. That is, he lies with his great
mouth omen, apparently dead, like the 'poesum.
soon beetle crawls into IL, then q ny, then q
gnat ana q colony OF mosquitoes The alligator
o0eSnt close his mouth yet He Is waiting for a
Wnole drove OF things He does his eating by
wholesale. A little Later q lizard will cool him.
sen under the shade OF the upper saw. Then
lew frogs Will hop up TO catch the mosquitoes
Inen more mosquitoes and gnats will aliZht on
the frog. Finally whole village of insects and
reptile s Will settle down for an afternoon picnic
inen an at once there Is an earthquake. The big
tne entire menagere and opens his great rrunt
door again for mere visitors
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DERElnToRY sALE OF THE FINE STEAMER
sTEEET F1 MhaE as s WyASRI 1H
99 THTEsDAY. nay x; THIsPP 1883 At TrTT4xE
Ss4S a RE e s zfEssaassf z sNf cSA NOD
PILOT BOY,
.sc.s sss ~ S sos g.. q, 80
ger capacity about 700 pereone
both for pessengy.r and frei.ht busdness, and now
licensed and enrolled; was nevly Attsd last year
The sns u psremptgy TO close the ssirs Of TIL
0lynont nts.mboet Go. Of Warrington. d. G.
Of 10 MI Be required: terms u sale are NOT COM
ped with In three days the right reserved 70 roaa q
fisk md cost Of fsntin9 .rcuaser aftsr ave .ays
pulslic notice Of such !eale in nSWupapse pub
Hshed III Wsahingtun, D. O. -
0Y order o6 Board Vt Directc4Dof
0LYAONT STEAMBOAT Co.
puxcAxsox mos. AuesseaSssss -. sS5i.dS
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Teaching the crew a Lesson.

HEOIn tiio HKNWXuke6 WIuCOnSln.
ON recent cruise OF the United States man.of
war Michigan, sailor, who is a Chicago man, at
tempted TO throw an exhausted quid of tobacco
over the rail into the water. His aim was bad and
the qud fell on the deck. An officer observed 1t.
He would not allow the sailor to touch II. but
ordered the entire crew to rig up gun tackle.
weighs $500 younds. Being seldom II ever used
IL was slowed away In the hold and covered up.
10 get II on DECK and rig II up Is long, hard task
mandlng omcer attached 70 1t silk thread He
made loop In the thread, lassoed the Quid OF
tooacco made IL fast, ali hands gave q long pull
and strong pull, and the quid OF tobacco was
hoised overheard. Then the gun tackle was
taken down and slowed away in the hold. II re.
qulred eieven hours OF hard work to get the
tobacco overheard, and It Is the opinion OF the
commanding oincer that no more guilds OF tobacco
WIZ De thrown On the deck OF the Michigan for
some time TO come.
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The Quickest COursship ON Record.
From the Philadelphia Times
certain young lady went out last Wednesday
morning TO make some calls On her way she met
friend, who suggested that she should 90 to the
matinee with him. She accepted the invitation
and he bought the tickets At the END of the nrst
act he proposed 10 her. She refused, thinking he
was only joking. When the curtain went dow
for the second act he renewed the proposal ana 80
earnestly that she asked time 10 consider Il which
was willingly given. No sooner had the third act
finished than she softly murmured, eyes" After
the matinee was over the engaged couple hailed q
passing street car and crossed to Camden where
they were married. The whole AFFAIR occunied
three hours and nifty minutes
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from the New Oflezns TtmoD-Uemocf1e
VIM. Hopkins, who Is confined at C1arkesvflle,
win be hanged on the 18th OF May. He IL the man
who, In company with hts brother Joe, murdered
VIM Thomas IN Rabun County on Sunday b.
cause he wore store clothes. His only sorrow 10
that his brother, who was sentenced 70 the pen1.
tenuary. Is not 70 be hanged with him. Hts father
called on HIN rrcent y, and the murderer asked:
man repiiea: .waal, u hitstoo wet tor ploughin'
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Dragged To Death By a Mule.

OwESsBoKo. KY., April 26.-Robert Gordon, son
OF John p. Gordon, met q tragic death yesterday
on the farm OF John Powell, a short distance from
this city. The boy, who was twelve years old,
mounted a mule watch he had been blowing with
10 ride the house, and the animal threw him on.
His foot caught IN q chain, and the boy was
dragged over fences. through brfars and brush fOf
more than a nile and was torn limb from limb
and so horribly maLgled as TO be unacceptable.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRoNZEs, LARGE
BlSQCE FIG, RES, FINE POkCELAINS, ELE-
CANT VASES. BRASS LAMPS. BhoNZE MAN TEL
SET. ARTICLES OF VERTU, BklC-A-BkAC. &C.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 10th day Of
March, 1883. and duly recorded In Liber 1911 folio
- ct seq, one of the la d records for Washington,
the party secured thereby, on MONDAY. the THIk-
TIErH DAY OF APRIL, lsss, convincing at
ELEVEN O'C o. X. at the auction rooms Of Thomas
bowling. 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue the
following Personal Effects:
BlSQUE FIGUR. s, BY CARRIER; RsJNZE
NDlES1lCk BRASS LAMP ELEGANT
fORCELAfNs; PAIR OF SEWERS AND BRONZE
PLAQl Is. vENEIIAN Curved FluUhEs.
ORNAMENTS. BOHEMIAN GLASS. SILVER
HEADs. ARTicLEs OF VERTu. ssic- oBktc.
CABINETS AND BRACKETS, ToGETH1.K VII Ii
MANY %. HER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE
ENUMERATED.
Terms cab.
apl3-dts ROBERT s. FLETCHER, Trustee.
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WHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN. D. c., AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SEvENIH II. 1883,
atIIVE O'CLOCK 2 NJ, in front Of the premises.
will sell part of lot IS in square No. 63 fronting %
te't ~ inches on the west side of Both street by
depth OF 65 feet. improved by and nearly new
all modern improvements, being No. 1876 sOth strvet
northwest Also immediately thereafter part of lot
% adjoining the above property and fronting 80 feet
on 3vth street by depth OF 80 feet
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in one and two
years with interest and secured by deed Of
property sold or all cash at the purchasers option.
deposit Of 800 will be required each piece. o
property ut time OF sale All aud record
ing at purchasers cost. II terms VI . not
piled with q ten days from day SALE the property
will be resod At the risk md cost the iau ting
purchaser. THOMAS DONL Nc,
aplSd lids Aucuoneer
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RAILROADS.
pmpNoNT AIR LINE,
mhl.3rn

~
L schedule IN eject March 90 lsss
Sorionsvle Chariottesyl ne .ynchburr and ststieps
s.nss spr .as sss Saor sHs kSS
slissP 3, sT.TsflHs,Sa e Sss Orleans Go
iottesvle 9eraonsvillel stations ches Ohio Rou,s
t,snch5nrs Roxy Mount p~nville and sttIons Ne
iorni. Pullman Sleeper Ns1 sars 70 ap s,,sns n.
sss o.sn and u% .nS nsssP =.
ior BIRMINGHAM. vicksbun aud Shreveport Pull.
man man sesler nsnyil,e - Columbia and Charleston,
for g and o. route POINTS sandays NV
s'T.s6qpS and interuedi.ie sistios. W.
Soraonsy1lls Charlottesville. Louisville, Cnciansu
Az 5h,a .er resorts ON and near line Of ches.pesks
Wilmington 70 Lou,sT1si sis esr rna solid sr.,ar
Sns,tsnooss, Memphis. Little RocE and all south.
s "" :, poinss Throush Pullman sieeper wx.hins.
LEO p N.souihern Express. Daily for Lynch.
S Surs. D.nyills. Rsleixh Ashevine. Chsrloits
SS@Iamsaa Aikea sugust. Atlanta Moutxomery New
wMss,shston to New orleans Texss Ausnr. and
~ x,1hry pullman Sleeper Washington % Aiken.
Trans on Washington and OHIO division leave wash
n Daily; arrive Hound hi IL as A N and ~ 3
sS a NJ .nd saSeeBt sunday. arriving wAshiartos
Through trains from the south via Charlotte. Dam
tLo so j. AZ Via East Tennessee Br1stol and Lynch.
saS SSlO route sSa cha,pt'o.ss At ssoE 4:
.. Iickets sleeping reservation and information
FURNISHED and hAsvsse checked at once 1900 Rsna.
v.nia Railroad. o, aud sts JAS l. TRiLoR
nh~o General Passenger Assps
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CoNGREssMEN IN WASHINGTON.
List Of Senaf~~s and Representative
and their q esidences.
sENArORs.

SENATOR'S
ingalls, John J., Kans., B st. ne
Aldrich, y. W.. r l., sl2 Conn. ave.
Allison, W. b., Iowa, 1124 Vermont ava
Bate, VI. b., Tenn, E0ojtt House.
Berry, James H., ARK, National Hotel.
Beck, J. B., KY, 612 14th st. NV.
Brown. joseph E, Ga. woodmont Flats
Butler N. c., s. C.. 1751 P ST. NV.
Bowen, Thomas NJ, Col, Riggs HoLse
Blackburn, J. c. =, KY, Eb6flt House
Blodgett, Rufus, n. j., 1915 ST. NV.
Chace, Jonathan. r. 1, 1918 n St. NV.
Cameron pon Mn Pa la Payette Square
Coke, Richard, T x, 4I9 9Th stn.w.
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 n Sc NV.
Colquitt. Alfred H., Ca, saO New York ave. ~
Chandler, William E, N. H., 1921 ST. NV.
Dawes, Henry 1. Mass, 17o5 st. NV.
Davis, c. K, Mimi, 100 18TH st. NV.
Daniel John W., Va. 100 18th ST. nv.
Edmunds, George F., VI, 211I Massachusetts, ava
Eustis, James B.. La, 75l 81. NV.
Frye, VIM. p, Me-, Hamilton House.
Farwell, c. b., Ill. 1898 ,7th St NV.
George. J. T., Miss, l50s ,istl P 81. NV.
Gray, George, Del. s14 18th ST. NV
Gibson, Randall L, La, l72a. r. ]. ave.
Hawley, Joseph r, Conn, 30 IAN IN s. a NV
Hoar, George F.. Mass, 1926 st. NV
Hale, Eugene, Me-. BIZ 18th St NV.
Harris, L g., Tenn, ID LIST ST. ne.
Hearst, George, Cal, 1435 Mass. ave.
Hampton, Wade, 8 c., Metropolitan Hotel
H HnS Frank, y: T.; Arlington Hotel
Jones. james r., Arkansas, 9l5 NJ If, NV.
kenna- John E. West Virginia, lac b st ne
Morgan, John T., Ala, lib LIST ST. ne.
Morr1il, Justin s., Vermont. / Thomas Circla
MCPHERSON, j. K, y. j., 10l4 Vermont as.
henderson, Charles f., Neb Portland Flats
Mitchell, John H., oregon, Riggs House.
Payne, Henry B., OHIO, 1872 Vermont ave-
PADDOCK, A s., Nebraska. Portland Flats
Piatt, U. H., Connecticut. b st. ne.
Palmer, Thomas W., Mich, 1895 X st. NV.
PiumD, Il. b., HANS, 6l2 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James L., Ala, 1893 X ST. NV.
Pasco samuel, Florida, 3O6 ST. NV.
Qnay, NJ. 3, Pa, 1918 st. NV
Iaudle0erger, II. H., Virginia, HOT q st. NV.
Ransom, Matt. ", N. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan, J. H., Texas. ODD Sd st. NV.
Spooner. John C., Wis, ) B st. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 11O1 4 ST. NV.
Sabin, Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa Circle.
SALISBURY, Ell, Delaware, $40 14th St NV.
sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 1929 St NV
sherman, John, Ohio 1919 st. NV.
stewart, William NJ, Nevada, 1907 II. l. ave.
Stockor1dge, +. B., Michigan, 144O NJ ST. NV.
Teller, Henry NJ, Colorado POI North Capito, st.
'Turpie, David, Ind, SO B 81. ne.
vance, Zebulon B., n. c., 1927 Massachusetts, ave.
Vest, George g., Missouri, 1904 Sc. NV.
voorhees,, d. W, Indiana, 1912 21st ST. NV.
Walthall, f. C., Mississippi. 1714 r ]. ave.
Wilson, Z. h, Maryland. l209 o ST. NV,
wilson, James F., Iowa, 623 18th st. NV.
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l. OTHER PROPERTY, SITUATED ON PENNSYL
VAEIA AVENUE. BETWEEN NINTH AMI

L Other PkoPEkTY. siTTATEb o. PtSSs sal
TA NIA AXENgE sETWEEM NINTH ANp
E0RTHTEsT; SS sTEFE T:bETXEEN SiST %
H-asIf AND B ski. Skin sf SIR N6RTHWEs i.
District 3 Sos%Sis passed On he Ish day ef April
A D: 1883 in Equity No lo,Ss9 LusFeti, Myer, et
auction in front Of the on the dsss and .t
N a. flSe = sSs DAY OF MAY A.
three hundred and seventy-nine Ci79J described as
d
9s the rs OF
with saa SOP =, %
o sad % hree e hence
sonthwary and at right ang Is with the ssid avenue
bssinnins improved by two iRreetory Brick stores.
NSs saM nnd az a five O'CLOCK
three hundred and seventy I3fSi bez1nning for
thirty l3o feet from the northeast c.rner Of said
=; anRns sDsh eighty s
feet two 2 n6es ssns ssr at % with the
Of street; tn due east nineteen Q feet eleven
m Of To
deed dated 23d day Of D. cenber. A. D. 1874 aud re
snG n so Fl
on sS AEDNEs iyA The NINTH DAY OF n; Nay
bsTsa three @ n square NUMBERED three hundred
said square, recorded in the office of the Surveyor
the District Of Columbia in iber n: r. November O..
CO sr e s as o e
north II" street. and running there east With the
thence north straight line hundred and eleven
OH feet more OF less 70 an aeE IN the rear Of the
fWsntytso S2) fest to the northwest corner Of said
lot and thence south with the west ne Of said lot
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LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREENAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless the dew and besutes naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected The following
DRUGGISTS and those named in succeedins advertise
ment uprising all the leading Druggists in the city,
sell and specially recommend it,
Try "Freeman's Lallah Rookh Handkerchief Ex-
tract" the latest. delightful. elegant ouadruple
stFsnsth. swessiy elpsdpg Permarens aoc per OF
Pa ave "A n. Daniels 1900 l4th st; A. }. snsfhirt
=. CAP. and sta -. c. Brown Il 1 ave- and 9TH st.
md 18th e: ". g Duckett Pa ave md yea s.: !;
@. Christiani 4S4 Pa Entwistle'A I'LL Pa ava
NV; Mhiteside { walton, 1921 Pa. ave. L
Nagruder. 1900 Pa ave-, Dobyns 4 Kmpten, POI
Pa ave. 80 y. f1txer Co. 9th and = Cap St; J: X
c.ssin eth and N sta nv: Geo; v Boyd las Q q.
Bishop. 9th and sta r. s. Williams Co. and 9th
sts. NV; D. K Helphenstins. 18th and VI ave-; g. A
l4th nd ? :ts:; = disdmon. "a and q IS; v.
s r s2a 6oe r. ava; q ~ CropleS. GORE
town q q Loet.rs ga ana 3 a.: I &; Xii;
st.; Tsch.dsly Evan. Wholesale AgsntA spIo-eo3m
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Gath" in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
IL Is told that person came to him ana asked
him 10 DO something in the way OF looking up
claim or bill Mr.. COnkling said that he would do
so; the nan felt gratined, but unfortunately hap
pened, a. he left the room, to say: "Now, Mr..
Conkling, ] will rely upon you, str" "Rely upon
me for nothing, SIR" exclaimed the Senator, and
forthwith paiu no further interest 70 the mans
concern. The man had said just one word TOO
much, and yet how naturAl IL was for q constttu-
ent. with care on his mind, 70 have said that
last word
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. g. Butler, Chaplain, HOT 1Ith st. NV
Arson G. McCoek. Secretary, 1924 18th st. NV.
VIM p. Cannaday, Sergeant alarms. 3O2 Del av.
Charles w. johnson, CHIEF Clerk 1915 Mass ave.
James r Young. Executive Clerk, 1905 Q ST. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. DoOrkeeper, Is I'd ST. ne.
J. J. Christie, Act. Asst. DOork'r S25 18th St NV
w. II. Btgelow, Postmaster, 10 Sd 81. ne.
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Handoline renders the complexion clear and white
and the akin soft and smooth the best preparation in
The world for chspped banda lps and fsca per b0ste
Rheumale1a never fais 70 give relief IN nsuralsia.
hesdschs toothachs and al Rheumatic pains: Try .
psrtmenf Wiki snc cpIm alD1s bsnS shcsousSiy
stocked with drugs and chenicals from the most re-
liable manufacturer. such a. 0oufbh PoWera and
Meixhtman and other we'll known cheuista AL pre-
scriptions intrusted to our viii BE- enthusiastically
Place-iHE TEMPLE DRUG BTOkk. under Nasonio
Temple corner 9th and sta
H.R WILLIAMS 90, Proprsstoea
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Agreed To Take IN. Fee i'm Cattle.
wHKu HE GOES TO COLLECT IT n Is THROWN INTO A
MEXICAN DUNGEON.

MEXICAN DUN6EoS.
IL PAso. TEXAS April 26.-An instance OF aroi-
trary imprisonment OF a respectable American has
occurred In Paso del Norte. which shows that the
equitable administration OF justice Is not prac-
Jlced In Mexil o. DR.. sewers, an American physl-
clan, lives IN PasO del NOrte, AID mad ate nded
wealthy Old Mexican professionally. For hiS ser
vfceS the Mexican, VITO owns many cattle, asretu
20 give The physician all the cattle OF particular
brand. DR.. Sewers rounded up ne Cate on the
Mexcan's ranch and selected ali or that particular
brand 10 drive them away some OF the Mexicans
relations who were on the placs tnougnt ne was
Xetting more than ne was entitled 10 and had ulm
arrested on a charge or cattle-stealng. Dr. SOW
er3 was arrested on saturday, and. without the
benefit OF bail thrown into a l0athsome dungeon,
In which he had 10 remain until yesterday, When
hs was set at liberty without any explanation or
aDOlOgy.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

Rial ESTATE. BEING HOUSE No. 423 X
STREET NV.
BY virtue of the power and authority vested in me
by deed from the heirs at law Of CHRISTINE kozel
sha offer for sale at public auction MONDAY, the
O'CLOCK p. n, the east half 90 of lot fourteen
Q4) in square five hund ed and fifteen t5l5l
beginning at the southeast corne- OF said lot and
running thence west twenty-nine feet six inches.
thence north one hundred and iorty~ix feet eleven
inches to Q 30foot-wlde alley thence east twenty
nine feet six inches thence south one hundred and
forty-siK feet eleven inches TO the BEGINNING. In
proved BY threestory Brick residence containing Is
rxoms and modern improvements
Terms made known day Of sale.
LEON TOBRlNER Trustee,
ap19-eo&ds 322 Az St NV.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
The Mexican Boundary Line.

IT uAs BECOME ALMOST OBLITEKATED BY THE DECAY
AND REMOVAL OF MARKING STONES
ST. LoUIs, April GA special TO the Globe-
Democrat from & Paso. Tex, says: The steady
advance OF Am rican prospertors along the bound
AIRY line between the United States and Mexico
nom e Paso westward reveals the fact thai the
stone monuments that are supposed TO marx that
boundary are. many OF them, In very dIlapidared
condition, and In some Inst inces have been de-
stroyed entirely or bodily removed. There Is about
80 miles wrst OF FL Paso a small range OF noun
Iains called the PatrillOs In which recently a
number OF fairly rich mines have been located.
The ouIcroppings OF ore were found in a numU%r
OF places on the surface The International bound
AIRY line runs along the southern border OF this
mountain range, AID many OF he monuments 10
that vicinity are In a bad condition. Farther on
west are the Irespernans and Hochita noun
tains, where the recent mining Developments along
the boundary line have also proved the existence
OF the sam unsatisfactory condition OF Affairs.
Cattle-raisers, land-nunters, and miners OF both
nations, II appears, have not hesitated, whenever
IL advanced their own personal interests, 10 move
n boundary monument bodily TO o different local.
ity, perhaps mile or two south or north.