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I ArIMxR I SLOAN, Aucuonssr,,
1905 It.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE EORTHWEST COhNEk OF SIXTH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. Nos. COL AND 1J3
STREET AND No. $50 SIXTH STREET, IN
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON. DISTRICT OF
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dstsd January 8
167z and recorded January Z. 1874. in Lber No. al
folio Isl vt seQ Of the land records of the District
Columbia and under and in pursuAnce Of nal decree
Of the supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
PANIED In equity cause No. L. GAL whereby the under
g4od was substituted in sad deed OF trust - trustee
IN the place and stead OF ons Christopher 0ramner,
decsasod. and at the request the parties secured
thereby. will oncr Tor seie at public anction IN from
q the premtsss, On MONDAY. THE SEvEkTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 4. d. 1901, at FOUR O'CLOCK
M. all that certain piece. parcel or part Of lot Of
ground In tbs city Of Washington, ID. c. known as all
that part Of lot In square numbersd four hundred
snd hfty-two. according to the subdivision o. sad
square q rccored the suxveycrs once Of the sad
CITY Of Washington tuste and being in said city on
The q sixth street wess snd street nosh and
one feet six inches satd street. and running back
from ssid s1rret With the Ams Width 10 an alley,
bang the EASTERN part OF natd lot =" with all tao
bQlldin9s. lmproveinents and appurtenances.
Terms Of aAle caah. II terms Of eaie are mot COM
piled with IN ten days from day of sale the roeee
oefvee the rhe to fe1al the propety the rak and
ccet of the dstAultng purchases. aer I've days adve
ti1oment Of such resale IN neWHpapor pub ahoo
IN The city Of weahtngtQn> D. e. depoat oftw hum
dred DOLLAR teO0 wtn b. reQgtred q time 81 sAaA
= y1fiff r S3HkI1f&HS sS. 49,:
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THOMAS BOWLING . son. Auctioneers.
| 6l2 ST. n ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkTS. :OT @ ST. NV. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust dated August .
1891. and recorded in LiDer l6lS folio $50 ct seq.
one OF the land records the District Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby.
viii sell at pup.ic ton front the PREMISE
IUEsDAY, DECEMBER kIGH II, 1891. at FoUR
O'CLOCK NJ, all OF that pieee parcel Of land and
District OF Columbia. known and Designated part
lot No. IN square numbered 10, contalDed WITHIN
sane NJ the south of said in the line
u street. running thence east nteen (l.l) fees
inches on and with the line Of theme north
sixty nine tt) feet; thence fifteen (l .eet six
to) inches to the d viding line between OTIS 90 and
three CD. aud thence south TO the me OF street.
place OF BEGINNING, with the improvements thereon
Terms The pur haser assume frsi trust OF al 500
with interest and balance in cash deposit sOo
required at time Of sale IL of sale
piled with in 10 days the the right to
resell at risk and cost of defautlng purchaser.
FRED W. PRATT, trustee,
sun brild ng.
JACKSON H. RALsTON, Trustee,
no2o-fts sun building
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMEk q SLOAN. Auctioaeers


I ATIMEK SLOAN. AucrOaeer.
TRUSTEES. 70 Sko 81 ~ R. EsIsTf ,xr,orrn
s i'm, Fl ,sETSSSS 9 ksD il Stills
BY yirine OF assSi trnst dated ,ssh dav of June
:, 10; ~. isSi and dub rsrs n Islsr -. Ss
and by the iireSfi,n ui the partis~ IN INTEREST
on TUE se ah pE .ap tIsgt II A' ESQ.,
FOUR ocLo III 2 I, y Il P, sa e ,o
Fronting O. md 10 se on H. Ss. side of
street by depth OF - feet; Improved by a ilree-
iPToS,ments bsn No 'f isS sssas n na
hooa as 'sfy - saua ,s irorcrty m sc nsshlor-
'nr i, 70 inSes,9s. .r bone ,seArrs.
YEAR, with interest. AMI secured by ls-l o. trnsr
on the property or all cssh. Al CONVEY aiIc.ng nd
os REQUIRED a, time sale, Terms 10 lie COM lied
With in ten DAYS or the Iropey may be resod At rsk
ANDsEM JAMESON ,
no2s-dts HARRY {. MHlIlNG. ! trustees
WALfkn B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Anciioneer..
Co. 10th 81. and Pennsylvania ave. nv
GRAND TWENTIETH ANNUAL
SALE
sILvER-PLATED WARE.
Manufsctured By the woria-rsnOwned and celebrated
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY
Special importance is ATTACHED TO thi. sale, and
making the announcement We shall Use ever, en.
deaSor TO make this auction sale surpsss the former
| sales made for this old and reliable company The
sale will commence
MONDAY. NOVEMBER THiRTiETH.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN.
THREE AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK PM.
AT OUR sALEsRouM,
CORNER TENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
And will continue daily at same hours until the entire
extraordinary large stock disposed Of Here are
few examples OF the stock that vail be sold the
highest bidder"
Elegant and Unique Electric silyer-plated Ware I'm.
ported French Clocks Antique Bronzes OF various de-
Signs and coors. Staiuetes Table. Mantei and Cocs
Ornaments. English Plaques, Fine Imported China.
latest DESIGNS, rich in color and decoration Piano
Banquet Lamps. Imported Olers Glasses and Lowell,
and Exquisite Jewel Cases
Magnifcently and Artistically Mounted Bon Ben
Boxes, Crackers and Rose Jars. Covered Dishes. Tn.
reens- Repousse Sets. Hand-engraved Tea SETS
Epergnes Tureens. frnit and berry Bowls Together
with our immense null line" Rogers lS4s Table
Cutlery.
As in all our previous sales special provision will lie
made for the comfort of ladies attending this perep
tory sale Of Artistic Sheffield Ware &c
Parties looking for Christmas Presents" will End
it greatly to their advantage to attend this brief
IMPORTANT SALE"
Every article strictly guaranteed represented on
money refunded" And 1t is with paroonabs pride
that We refer to our previous sales made By us
for this company" SO far the quality Of the
ware 10 concerned. which is second TO none in the
country.
Kindly remember tina. the sale will commence MON.
DAY. NOVEMBER THIRTIETH. at ELEVEN A. NJ,
ThkEE and HALf-PAsr SEVEN =. NJ and coptinu e
! daily until everything is sold.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO..
no-plW Auctiuneers
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GRArrYuL-CoMronrrxa
EPPs's cocoa
BREAKFAST.

sBys Thorough knovledse Of fhs natural isvu vSnc>
govern the oTerutions Of DIGESTION aud ufrf1os -
ty careful appllcsson Of the propssfsss of vs-
selected Cocoa MI. krIs has provided our breakfsns
tables with dsljcstely favored bsvsrasv Wick ~
save us many heavy doctors bails II - 10 tks M
nay ns srsdnaiiy built mp until strces sncuxt 20 -
Art even tenasncy 10 oinpase. Hun6Feds q su6flo
nlalsdies nostln around us rpody 10 sftsck un0
ever thers 70 = weak POINT. We may ssuApe unny .
fstsi shat by ke<pnr ourselves vel ior1nad WITH
S<Tpscs Gezeffe.
Nsoe s.n.pIy with boiling wsssr n u1k SOFA only
In half-pouna TINS by srocers hbs,ed shws
JAMES Era 4 Co. Hssosp-sAse cssuassS
fslA-s.m .tu LonAca. EnxlanA
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I ATlNER 3 SLOAN. AuctaonssFs.

/ AIIMEk . sLOAN, Aucuonsss.
VERY yALCAHIE IMPROVED AVENUE PROP
ERTY BETWEEN SEvENTEEETH AND EIGH-
TEENTu STREETS. NOS. l723 AND IFS. AT
o. WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. pEcxMnER
SECOND, Is i. AT HALf-PAsr f0UR O'CLOCK,
In front OF the prsmiDeG. ~ shall ell
Tot = n ssuEEs l04"
Havtpg mont Of about 30 fest by depth a ahuut
lS6 fSeS inches 70 30focs slleS Improved b two
telse story nsick stoFss and dvsl1nQs Ees 173 snd
Terms; 1ast0o N caah. ~ balance n one ard to
- nth noe:, beas1ne tnsssss esd secored ~ >
LA113Ek D SLOAN
~ Anc1ionoogA
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DSELL1NG, BEING PREMISES NO. 1923 L

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. bearing date the
9th day OF August 1887, and duly recorded in Hber
No 1s66 folio 45S ct SEQ one OF the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secured thereby. will sell at punlic auction
IN front Of the premises on MONDAY, NOyEMBER
THIRTlETH. 1891, vt HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
N the following described piece or parcel Of land
inst0n. District Ct Columbia, and known and dis
tinguished as parts Of lots numbered eleven QD and
twelve 2) of Davidson's subdivision of square num-
6ered two hundred and sixteen t2l6) BEGINNING for
feet and four ~ inches east from the northwest cor
ner OF said square, and running thence fourteen
4l ieet and two (2) inches; thence south ffty-one
f3Il feet to three toct alleys thence west fourteen
I4) teet and two CD inches, and thence NORTH fifty
one o1 feet to the point OF beginning together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in six and
twelve months notes to bear rate of six
t6 per cent per annum and to DO secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold all cash option
purchaser deposit OF 900 required at time OF
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
II terms OF sale complied with ten days from
the day OF sale the trustees the right resell
the property at risk and cost of defautng
hshed in Washington, d. e.
THOMAS A. ROVER rru...
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CHANCLRY SALE.

BY virtue OF . decree OF the supreme Court Of IN.
plstSlrt OF Columbia m equity cause i5lts. aockss
On TUESDAY. lHb FiflsI DAY OF DhcrMBHh
lss'l, at fOUk O'CLOCK p NJ. oisr Tor al. a. put
sisss IN he county u Ssshlns1SS. D.c ,has
10 n ssS a. ihs, par o. tract OF and cSllsd .r...
the same at a point On the line b-twe-n los-non.. q
wardiy direction a.ong aid DIVISION line ss-l,sa
Ierches from ickrel c,Tner thence north sp,s d.
IoushGorous6 lsSe ,SePes VITA s.ia ssns nss iss
desrres east II sO-loO Ierches. TO the west line -
% minutes % So lvo isrches ID. psoe 81 b.
peTcLes
Terms OF sale: one third of the purchss. money ~
speStyely and Year, IRON dny OF sale or al
cash al the option Of the purchssr. the puI
money cash the deferred payment shall bear aeres.
cured Sy - prosfy s s.n The T and S =
derd q trust on the ptouetty. Adeposlt CT sioV
corning at the purciasers cost II tie tsra. Of a..
are net CONFUSED With withntw-ny days after N.
al" AhD A. NEWMAN, Trustee.
J. HoLDswoRrH eoKpoS' Trnssss.
RADCLIFFE. DARR q co. Auc,s nois-dsd:
'tHoMAs poNLiNo Sun. Auction-.rs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkqpERTl. NO; ll45TMLNTh- fiRsI Strict.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dates March p iwslI
rssoried an Leer No i..s, iei,e og :, see. one q
request OF the Parties .-eured thereby. .Il ~
NoNEMbLk THiRItETh. 1871. foCh
O'CLOCK d. M. all that Iiecs parcel u
land situated and ly1ng IN the citv Of
WASHINGTON and District OF Columbia, known lot
number SO OF William n. D-xss' subdivision Of
nal lot sixteen tlu) m square nunuer hundred
S.ool as pr pat ie.orae an book Rsse W. % the
ms ~ az feet the east side q Twenty street.
b. depth OF ~. 81 ieet 20 alley. improved ~
three-story and Easement brick dw.llIns.
Terms. One-third cash, hAl1nce one and too
years. with Interest at secured by deed az
trust Oh the property. ali the option
chaser deiOsi Vi sioO Wall he reqnsrsd at of
sale All conveyancing ai the the purchaser.
IL the terms OF not conlplied
rUn day OF sale the trustees the
at the risk aud cost OF deiautng purchaser.
JANIS MIMIk.t -.
nol6-dSds ChAs. 4. 0LONEk,D ire>-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
CHANcERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
STREETS. MAE FOURTEENTH STREEr

By v.rtne OF decree Of the Supreme Cou-t OF the
1srIe, OF Columbia r..>ed in equity No 44
the unersgntd will offer for the PREMISES OF
TUESDAY. The ElGHrn DAY or DEI EMBr N
hy1. Al HALf-fASr FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ lots
square north Of square ase. These lots tossthrr
have frontage of 81 ~ ieet Rhode IL and avenue
and ~ feet on street The frame dwelling now
standing on these lots wall be sold separately.
remainder in equal ineta. one AMI. two y,arr
besrng interest, payable ser-annually and SECURED
BY lien ON the property sold, all cash. tine OPP
non OF the purchaser Tor the frame buildns cash A
deposit will be required AZ the time Of equal 8
cent on the lots and 10 per cent ON the building
AID the terms OF vie are not complied with in ten
days the property may be resold upon one w.eA adj
vertisement at the and OF defautlns pur
chaser. diagram of the properly may seen AZ the
ONCE of tine auctioneers trustee.
SAMUEL S. SHEDD, Trustee
No. 4Ss Stn 81. n W
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Gray Mare about years. a safe family anima...

Coupe in ino condition, by one of the best makers
&ost VI .3yg, with pole and shafts; siver-mounted
dies. Race Saddles, Robes, Brides &c.
On MONDAY MORNING. NOV EMBER THIR-
IlETH, 1891. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
At the residence OF gentleman returning 10 EUROPE
No. 142l Florida avenue terlnnuso. 18th street
cars shall sell the above described personal
n, Bon exhibition day prior TO sale from IL TIL A.
LAT1MGR SLOAN
noJl-dts Auft,oneers
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Aucs,onees.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST
WEST At AUCTION; s 60,

HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. Will sell in front
Of the premises part of lot ID. square 415 'front.'
ing twenty fve feet on street by pth of
feet on 9Th street. Improved by brick dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash. balance to su purchaser.
ssty. depoait Of Sl00rsqursd at tune OF sale.
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TRUSTEES SALE or. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Fk0NTING NINTH SHEET BETWEEN {

TRUSTEES SALE or. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING NINTH STREET BETWEEN Q
AND d STREETS NORTHEAST AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated May l6 1877. and
the land records OF the District Of Columbian and at the
rsausst Of the holder Of the note secured thereby
sell ct public auction in front OF the premises on
oEDAY, NOVEMBER HIhTfETH, 1851, at HALF
PAST FOuk O'CLOCK M, parts OF orlainal lots
numbered three I'd and four a. in square numbered
nine nundred and ,hirty eght ts). beginning ON OH
street east ~ feet inches sth Of the d4vidng line
theme south on SAID street u iss thence
inches 10 the east line Of said lot 81 thence north
with said east line IL and thence west rs isst
INCHES " the place OF beginning. and improved ~
Terms OF sale: Onehah u the purchase money 10 b
psio IN cash, and balance 1t sx and twelve months,
with interest," and secured by deed Of truss property
SOD xioo 70 be Deposited AZ time Of naie All
eyancing At the cost Of the purchaser. Real Estate
$500. ALBERT F. FOX Truss...
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AUCTION SALES.
VUruRE DAYs.
RArcLrrrh pAKk = CO, sscsss.s...
~ NO H~ona. avn n

sestN6 1919
X ArOLlrFt DAHR . CO; !. sr s..::. =; -,
TRUSTEES s.IH OF VNTu.s,r REAL rsr,rr
n x pRYiL PARK, cokkl 3 OF hi.N "a "A
nMnhSvfbb NJ Sve Stl.k ppsMsih;iiSSgdVN.
the ISL isfs s a - s ~, 49,, q s 2, ,ra s.sr rs 80
ls. ioae .iS. ONE n ~: land rs'ss fr ..sd IL.
IT, The und-i .issa trustees md of-r for ale q
SSl f'Ihn bss ~ q, SrdiH iii rs fsd =.
sfns s fS's nd s..ss y Z On Ma az
Distri,t q c"uniis aud dee -ribed lof f,arts-n
.ssiy..o q Drs,, f. n che .. ss s..ss q
I.rns q ..ie as io.Io.s op.-thtrd Of IN. purh.~
81 " s ,s Y s si - rs, 81 cay lr ss, 9
time >Ae. the balsnss a.. Purchss. money 20 -
paid IN ~ eaaai ,nsa-ilnspis IN on. and iwe
Ii Iroaissrg notes dated on ,bs dss q al. .ss 70
Or al nss 81 :, I'M M. os rass r ~ nns
OF sac are not conied with IN TN days from "a, %
fsANk T. BROWNING
40 .sL ~ NV, So
SAMUEL cSoSs. in'~
nuNoANsoN BROS. Auc,'One.r-.
rRrsTEEs SALE OF ELEGANT LARGE BRICK
sTKEET SoRTHSrsI
THREE PINE HUunINo LOIS on TwFxTs-
VAST srkEET. BETWEEN RAND sTisAhfs
r. s,ItaS ?, ,Tn-, e.-a given 70 WIN 81, ~
A q. lssl, at QI ARIkR-PAsI fUl x O'cIoCk II
N IN mont OF tue ~ elus---s.
Lon H., SQUARE ~
his lot lrunfs ~ p loo 2lsf with dsrah
I OF about u tes.t 20 an alley and side alles.
hhe improvements elegant BklCk DwkI-
LING. containing twenty roouss.t aud bas all mode
convenient. e, having teen built shout ye~rs -
one oi TIE hnesi house the section Geo
be seen amy day trior 10 ssls.
- Lots Il. Is and ~. -qusrsfa
Zach Of these FROM -. fs on n II sfrr.t 90
vary ln deIth - ~ feet 10 alley an r.-r No
inner buir1ing lots invest.
. ierms hne-iourth cash. balance IN one. two aud
thr~e years notes 10 bear cent interest,". Ray ab
SEMI uAlly. ana "a he seCtrcd
premises soa all rA-h. option of purchaser "a
purchasers IonNryancins. A.. purI na--r'.
deiost Of $3.50 required hUuss ana lot aud s.,ll
on each Of tie vacant Terms lie conped WIN
iiNnt 70 feseii the pfopersA default
Cust OF TIE iautllIg urclhser adve-
fisement II such resale IN slne peusnafrr puh.hsi
/ IN Washington. ID. Z.
| GEORGE TRCEsDEIL Trnss.>.
no24-dkds DUNCANsoN BROS, kuctionr~r,.
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W. =. FL
no14-eod Office
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+ ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers
IL 1409 u st.. U. s. Treasury.
CATALOGUE SALE
THE CONTENTS OF A HANDSOMELY FUE
NIsHED LITTLE RESIDENCE

AN ELEGANT COUPE, URSPLENDID HORSES.
SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE AND SINGLE
HARNESS. &c. BELONGING TO A GENTLE
MAN RETURNING TO EUROPE.
EMBRACING IN PART
Handsome Parlor Furniture in r4eces, num-
ger Of fine speemens of Turkish Rus, Fine japanese
Carvings and Porcelains. embracing Kaga and Sat
suma, Window Drapery. Eleyant Easy Chairs and
Rockers Very Artistic Onyx Table. nne specimens o:
Cloisonne on Porcelain, Pictures, Basque Figures
Very handsome and Massive Oak Extension liable,
Handsomely Carved Leather-covered Dining Chairs
Very Handsome Table Porcelain. Inc Plated and GAS
Ware. japanese Screens. Very Handsome Carved Oak
Chamber Suite with French mirror. Springs and Mat
REQUISITES &c.
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ALSO, AND IMMFpIArfIY

ALSO, AND IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE SALE OF FURNITURE
Splendid pair Of French Gray Coach Horses. and 5
Years old tu brothers. good sze kind and gentle and
are said to be perfectly sound.
Fine Roam, years; fine driver and saddler rood
Jumper and has kable speed peter SIMPLE colt
from Pollyl, full pedigree be obtained from the
books.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-04

The first month of the second year of
the appropriations of the billion dol
lar congress has just ended. II is
Interesting TO those sauguine Republicans
who We're confident that there would be
plenty of money" The expenditures II
July exceed the income of the government
by >54l9.306 A year ago expenditures
for the corresponding month exceeded
receipts only $40, 139, and more
money was paid out for pensions
in July 1890. than in July, 1891. The in
creased expenditures We're made for civil
and miscellaneous purposes authorized
by the Reed cOngre IS.
Customs receipts in July, 1891 We're
IS, 1928 smaller than they We're in the
month of July year ago. Secretar FOs-
ter's monthly statement which has been so
adrOitly reconstructed as to avoid
showing plainly as the statement formerly.
did the increase or decrease of the debt
ought to show that there has been net in
crease i'll the debt during the month of
nearly 81 000. 600. but II makes out a net
cash balance of about 80. 500 900, and avail
able assets of about $l5G.000,O00. If the
500, 100000 gold reserve is deducted and
also the deposits III national banks that can
not with safety be taken now. the available
cash is $4,000, 900. That is about all that
Foster is at liberty to use to meet the de
maudS uDOu him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-04
The Southern Kcnublics.

CITY OF MEXICo, Aug. 3-The reports of
the finding OF great treasures IN Monterey
are false.
yellow fever is extending TO the ships IL
the harbor of Vera Cruz.
The FL TEMPO (newSpaper) claims tnat
the death of Mr.. Baker British consul At
Vera Cruz, was caused by poison.
The work Of putting up the fire alarm
telegraph in this city has commenced.
The government has decided TO send q
large number of papers of FL Universal
the organ of the APPROXIMATIONS,
which is printed in England, to the United
States daily for free distribution.
People of the state of San Luis PotOsi
have nominated Jose Verasteques for gov
ernor. in opposition TO Diaz Gutierrez. a
family one or another member of which has
arbitrarily ruled over the state ever since
President Diaz has been in office, and lively
times are expected at the election.
The continued presence here of ex-PreSi-
dent Gonzales is considered very Signiti-
cant.
The state of Jalisco has been in great
financial difficulties since the accession of
Gen. Galvan TO the governorship. He is
said to be closing the schools and favOring
all kinds Of gambling. The state is also
overrun by brigands.
The German syndicate is trying to pur-
chase large tracts of coffee and rubber-pro-
duCing lands in the state of Chiapas.
Excitement over the coming election in
Guatemala is very intense, but no open rup-
ture has occurred.
President Barillas will undoubtedly leave
for Europe as soon as his time expires.
Coffee and tobacco crops promise 10 be
abundant this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-04
G. A. R. AT DETROIT.
THE TWENTY-GIGHTH NATIONAL
ENCAMPMENT.
The City in Gala Attire, and the Attend
ance is the Largest, 1t is Thought, In
the History of the Organization.

DETROIT, MIcH., Aug. 3.-The city of
Detroit has assumed Il martial appearance
to-day Veterans of the Grand Army of
the Republic are arriving by thousands,
ana every incoming train brings another
throng TO mingle with the multitude that
already parade the streets. As the gala
week of Detroit opens. business is practic-
ally suspended, and the tramp Of the Grand
Army of the Republic and inspiring music
of the bands are heard on every hand
Gen. William G.. EeaSey Of Vermont, com
mander-in-chief the Grand Army of the
Republic, accompanied by Miss Clara Bar
ton the famous founder of the White
Cross Secretary of War Proctor, Quarter
master-G General John Taylor of Philadel-
pha. and Assistant Adiutant Emery of
Washington, arrived this morning at the
national department Adjt.-Gen. Golden
and wife of Rutland, Vt, are also at the
Cadillac.
\ Grand event of the encampment will be
to-morrowS parade, and il has been
thought that the day would witness 200. 900
visitors in the city. Arrivals thus far indi-
cate that this expectation will be realized,
and the twenty eighth national encampment
will be the largest in the history of the
organization.
The most prominent candidates for the
position is commduder-iu-chiGf are y. q.
Weissart of Milwaukee, Col William r.
Briradier-General Samuel 4. Hurst of
ChilHcothe, Ohio, and Col. c. p. Lincoln of
Michigan. WCiSsart was a prominent can
didate for the position 4 year ago, and
withdrew III favor of Gen. NeaSey He
viii probably get the support of Gen.
NeaSey'S friends, and is a strong candidate.
Col Smedburn is the most enthusiastic
G. \. L. man ON the Pacific Coast. He has
done much toward organizing and booming
the G. \. r. in California and other Pacific
states, and IS very popular throughout the
West. He is popular energetic and en-
thusiaStic Loyal Legion man, and will get
the support Of the Loyal Legion, who are
attending the encampment.
Gen. Hurst 5 popularity known as Eight
ing Sam and comes with the
unanimous backing of the Ohio delegation.
He IS an active G.. 4. f. man and was an
excellent department commander. He was
colonel of the Seventy-third Ohio Infantry,
and deserves his title of Fighting Sam.
One hundred and seventy-one men in his
regiment were killed in action, the second
heaviest proportion in the Ohio regiments.
Col. Lincoln is 4 well known Michigan
man, who holds the position of deputy COM
SiOner of pensions. He will get the unani-
nous support Of Michigan, and may get
support from Eastern States.
In addition TO the above candidates, have
been mentioned the names of General II. A.
Barnum of New York city, General John
Palmer of Albany, and General Ira NJ.
Hidger of Havestraw, y. y. They are all
from the same state. and will possibly d.
vide between them on the first ballot the
fifty votes of New York.