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Go TO Ocean City on Saturday. Take your
fishing tackle. Get up early Sunday morning
for fishing trip. ION can catch all that you
can carry away. Plunge IL. the ocean and you
will feel like u new man.-Adct
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GEO. ". sTICkNEY. Auctioneer
" 1416 New York

PkJNED PifDPEhIl.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust dated the 10th
day OF March 1875. and recorded in nber S14. folio
so ct seq. Of the land records Tor the District OF
Colusis and hy decree % the Supreme Court o. the
District Of Columbia passed in equity No 13o19
we will oAr for sale, in front of the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the following de-
scfbsd property situate in the city % WASHINGTON.
Dstrit Columbia wit All Of lot numbered three
Cd and uart of lot numbered two C2) ia num-
bered ten hundred and ffty two 0052) beginning for
the lit street east at point twenty six feet
north Of the division line between lots and two in
said square and running thence norths-ly one hun
dred and four feet by an with the said 14th street 70
the Division line between lots three and four IN said
square thence esstsrly hundred and twenty feet
by AID wi.h the division IN between lots 8. and
y 70 Tennessee avenue: thence southwestery one hun
re and fourteen feet and Eve inches by and with the
said ennessce avenue thence norhwesterly seventy
three feet inches thence westerly sixty
feet ami seven inches to the place Of beginning
Terms of sale. One-tlir cash and the balance IN one
ID and tvO CD years. with interest at the rate OF six
60 csntuIn per anuun, pay able semi annually and
secured by deed of rust the property sold OF all
cash. at the option of tre purchaser 600 deposit at
time Of sale. All conveysncin9 si recording At pur-
chGssr's cost Tern be complied with IN ten days
rro-e-y will he resold 1T riss and cost Of de-
fauItin ru-chser after five days reimbursement in
The Evenin. star.
JAMES E. PADGETT. Trustee.
40e 18th st. NV
CHARLES II. MoULT0N Trustee.
10 st n "
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sPECIALTIES.

IcLEcrRICIry-,A POSITIVE CORE; QUICK;
~ pleasant; turtles the bood; kills mals,ia tones
failing fAend. Or. HAYWARD. Specialist. IOa2 18th
je:.7-lu..
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
c. NJ. Heaton, jr., to W. Watkins, lot s, block 9,
Takoma Park; 81, 500. T. e. waggaman 10 r.
H. q. White, lots TO IL, block 1. Grand View
Terrace; =. F. @. White to 7. z. waggAman
ct al, same property; g. J. II. Richards to
F. Wooster. sub 269. 50. 1904; o.. 500 Same 90
Lizzie G. Coffan. sub 26s, do; S9.5Oo. r. r.
McQueenlan to p. A. Drury. lot I, SO. 100; e..
p. A. Drury to r. 4. Quinlan, same property,
g. A. NJ Bryant 10 J. W. Mccain, sub IS,
50. 5l3; 8. p. Herlily to John o'Leary,
parts q and %, 50. 500; g. District Of 90
lumbia to NJ. l. Weller ct al. subs 2s. Is and
&c, 50. ga e; 2s, 50. 944; -. 50. ll22, and 8.
50. loss; q. ~ and 43, 50. 1895,
s.. J. II. Ralston, subs 67 to 20. 90
s55; g. Mary c. Hayden to 4. q. Smith, jr..
subs II to 20; %. SIS; s2.555.3S. \. 7. Cam
eron TO p. Mauro.. half interest in lot Is. block
20, Columbia Heights; s21s2. Emma o.
Smith to J. +. Reardon, part 2. 90. esl; e2.000.
j. A. Cahill to \. Carr. subs IS and S. 90. 1929;
e. w. Nordlinger to b. Baer, jr., part 9,
Peters Square. Georgetown; e. J. G. Mar
bury ct al to I. ID. DAILY. parts &c. rs sddi-
ton, &C, Georgetown; o.. 2S275. E. J. Hannah
to J. W. Kern, part sub 80, SO. 81; o., LIS.
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~ virtHe q 4 deere. q the Supreme Court Of the
Dl~Erict ufCnuuti IaS~-! On the twenty first day Of
Jua. a. D. iSTs. IN cause there dependinx. wherein
i.c-syn u E1-S'on ans anytaer weTe c~tnp iansnts
and Thomas = QUEEN and Oth.-s defend ants. be-
i< equity No 1861 dos. 81. the undersigned
tr,sst.s .! 81. az uhiic sutton. IN front Of the
PREMISES. at'FiNI O'CLOCK p N. TUESDAY
i5e TNESTY-siXTH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1892
AL that Part = tTat OF land lying in the county Of
.'Flet-hairs Chance, and described by tnetes and
bouu,.s as follows. beginning at boundary stone
iyn az the sunless Of said Part of tract and
TtnHin- thence north ~ .rr~S minutes 34. 1
fest tl!Fnrr north IL A. minutes
- =; iced L. stAr IN Ticket near brook and be-
irc IN ti5e -ith iue tract receatly convened by
Jalle. ID. love - srkS0u n Raston. thence south
~ axrees i6 minutes vest ltDl.3 feet to stake
liz !nu- uOTtheriy point Of Ndrsans land thence
sou.t - degrees - minutes 90 seconds 40 f,et
erty THEME south - degrees IL MINUTES 30 seconds
s~-T the pla-e Of beginning. contAsniax
IL ~ acres bea.inES ie.EE true and allow ng de-
gr,s 70 westerly variation. the said land being the
that IF which -Ne1tus Queen died seized and
tatas.u-e
Inns .. sale being, oue-ihir Of the purchase money
in cash nus-thi-d in ycsr and one.third in two
yrsrs from -hs Jay e.. sale The deferred Payments
T.. rcured ~ tie nptrs o: the purchaser. beartnx
l@r e-ut ine- u T from the date OF sale. tho
trus the sold. AL es>h AZ The option OF
The yafcha crp-sit Of 500 viii be Required
al the time q the safe. All conyeyancrnz. H..
a. ~. purch Cniess the terms OF sale
60 Tile, il days from the date Of sale Id
trustees rsSs-ve the right 10 resell ~ the defaaiti
iREpFEICK l. SIDDONs. Trustee.
Koottls Nos p, and "a Adams tiSs-
,yI4dSds '-- sos s,h ST. NV
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81 can't trust my husband 10 mail letter er
attend the smallest errand for me, .he declared
docs he forgetg' inquired the visitor.
Yes HIS mind is completely taken up with
the book on memory culture tina, he IL writing
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

.THoHAs BOWLING & SON. Aucts. ola St. n. W
1RLSTEES SHE OF VALUABLE Rr-ILpING
LgI On y STREET BETWEEN TWENTY SIC
IND ND AND THIRD STREETS NORTH
49,. bEiNtt SUI LOT D ~ SQUARE 80
t IN rW1AiSIHIS9InN; AND BusINRss PROP
FAST CORNER or bridge t0E Nj hND
MONTGOMERY COR .sSTHD STREETS FOR
NEKSHIP
TIE above lOt on stree: c201eO To an alley will
so AZ public auction In 'front.' Of the premises on
y y " HsDAi. JII.Y SEVENTH. at FIvE O'CLOCK
~ and at TEE SAME HOUR THE FOLLOW
ING DAY. aud IN front of the premises the above
Ir0rerty in Georgetown
Terms. Ona-tlird cash balance on time TO suit A
tie time OF sale
IARKER II. SWEET, Jr.,l r--,.,sss
N2-dSds HUGH T. TAGGART ir"s'ees-
EOV1SG TO THE SICKNESS OF ONE OF
Tie trustees the above sales postponed follows
lhe ST. properly to THURSDAY, JULY FOUR
ILfNTH same hour ard place. and or FRIDAY. the
y 1T"rty will t-e zcld.
tyt-dSds By order of the Trustees
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Samuel Stevens' viii, which has been filed,
leaves his estate to his wife and daughters in
equal proportions, and directs the prosecution
Of French spoliation claim, and names A II.
Hoehling executor without bond.
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g3HX r. gENGHAASs. Trustees
THoMAs BOWLING son. Auets.. 61e st. n,
u Arc1IFrE. pARR { co. Auc,s geo Pa ave. n. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RAJ. ESTATE. BEING PREMISES MINI
BERED EIGHTEEN AND TWENTY p STREET

NEN. ESTATE. BEING PREMISES MINI
BERED EIGIrTEEN AND TWENTY STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY y--t1~ Of decree Of The supreme Court Of the
n1sfict e Columbia. passed in equity numbered
IT, '3 wherein less. e. ErguOd al. complain
md Fcrd nAEd Bitter q al defen lants. tue
urd,~ md. J:uste~s. will offer for sale ~ public
an "a in - mt OF tie promises, TUESDAY. THE
TWLNTT-SIX = DAY o. July. A. b. 1852. at
n ILL PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ tue following
,sb-J real es'lt". 70 wit Lots numbered three 30
ard fur A. in Charles y. UhiiTan's subdivision Of
sCas nuIni cred ~ hun ired aud sixteen $50, i'm
T-ov-l - 's,t'ry lri, residence and Two
story fame resid-urs N outouildinCs. These lots
fr NJ thir- yelt Ctsl feet North r street. with
.e ia Of hundred and tEirty-tve OsSo) feet
tlIirty t.sQ) foot alley.
Terms sale prescribed by tho decree third
O. the purchase money IN cash. balanc- in two e9ua!
ins-a iens and two Year,. with in crest from
tas cay - sale. 20 b. seured by deed Of trust upon
the sHe-ty sold all cash. at the o.fion Of the
Iurch1S.r i., o~i- OF two hundred 5000 dollars
VIII be rvrs! -'tc tiIue Of sale All veysncng
an recording - - ~ purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRINEE. Trustee.
:sa6 AZ 81 NV.
JOHN A. BARTHEL. Trustee,
.yi4iSds III y n. W.
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BENJAMIN f. LEIGHTON, trustees.
Id 49, La ave.
DATCLIFFE, DARR 1 CO.. Auct..

~
sTsA AEF 9 pETEs FEN
bk sTEEBTf IMPROVED BY
District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No. No.
Cooperation Limited the comp and william
E. Pail ct al. defendan,s will sell at public
T. FIVE %
ana sss
describsd as all of the western z, feet 6inches q
vision " s1s sas 49, Ss
contained in the following metes and bounds namely.
Nosh street ct b IN
east Ct the southwest Of the said lot and
north NINETY feet si1 inehe. to alley thence
lot
SIX inches, thence south hundred and two feet
way the rear i've feet Of said real and also ali
that piece or Of real estate situate in the
and described s ali Of the east thirty feet on North
street By the full depth Of lot No T. Drurys ct
bsr B. folio 30 Of the records Of The surveyoTs ere
or said subject to certain deeds of trust to be
Terms Of sale One-third cash and balance in equal
. ps Sn ea TS from on d1Y Of sale.
ORION Of purciaser deposif Of $500 Wi lie re- e.
stpurchasrr's cost II terms Of sale are no. fully
cotp!ied with in fifteen days from day Of sale the
defnltinT purchaser after ve days readvertse nent
sch sale in some newspaper published in Washing
r,SLAEENcE A. BRANDENBURG. Trustee.
VfeodSds ALP 9TH ST. NV.
WLTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRusEEs, SALE OF TWO ADJOINING TRACTS
h G8STfS RY A B%EEtSd house
aS sa9tSf 81 sf hhRh REF6E
,Jgy we Of . deed q trust. dated February eo
eS the I l,nd rsePE1 for NE bis,o,s e Co.
| OF tbe for Gan.,
couns Nj. and request Of party secure thereby.
n Il R s5 a II FS Sc GsGa GS
fron2f or On the premises. about fifty-.our acres
a
doesnd Scotsnd, enlarged AM as described by netes
snfsssfSed * .S.T So iss foiiO lsa ct sea- 's q
infUvsments thereon. frame dwelling house. barn.
r lani IN said D.stric. and the land in said county
| wilb- sold separately.
twacsrs to be secured by purchasers notes, earins
SALE desd o. Pay ss on
sbostve .crss ly,ng in said county and $3.50 cash
Ps,di lime q :.ls Convsy ansins ana rssera.hs q
;os Ters Of sale 70 be complied WITH
T. TIL q, rsa AMI COS: 81 purchaser in default after
pspesaSished daily in Wssi.nstsn. D. C. s'N' N'"'
elssds HENRY e coFfhdo oMMffsoN. Trustees
MssEV A sT skEI s. upo9sgpoNED UNTIL
plae,
y,o.as. HENRY TH Il 9. EHoMfsos. Trustees.
as r. JUS tfS9SS1 HE sAEf
$iS II s fEHH1Hsssos Trustees.
IIMEK SLOAN. Aucts and Appraisers.
- 1407 q Sc. NV.
TRsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on O
bS THiFTIHERDE dEoR 5fI4RTNyasFSS g.
In iSHs
:: r. sSs5 FL, ;S3siP PSI
sds q street y Sepn rs feet
Iss Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
trSArs, with Interest at PEE cent per snnum. pay
dpe:i. q sioS viii re u !sanr q 'a s'
az. ;ed nss
3 nli "a. Il. 3 3. EsSMAiESS .H' Trustees.
L EI sI0A i.O4 4s q sT and APPRAISER
/: NEW .uR;sToRy WHITE STONE AMP BUFF
z TT99TGEN R0olSs ELdEEGS .N FIXIsHEI
ISSSHMSNrs. BEING 10 A izss s SfSSkhaf
xSsLAsS :. I'VE SSHScx, e irons e s,
he s fS sH q f csiu. ss
s:;as So isss sss ssss s3 sse
d. ssss .n ma to
as s:s::: Il s .. sss .as
enIsa b "a Of tIS.s An eonysy.asins. 20. :,
). sale II q GALE NOT complied With in a
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OCEAN City is beyond doubt the most delight
full resort on the Atlantic ocean; superb bath
ing, splendid hotel, cheap RAILWAY fare and
quick schedule. Gro there next Saturday BY b.
and o. railway via Bay Ridge.-Adrf.
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WHY Go TO ATLANTIC CRIT when you can go
to Ocean City for $500 on Saturday and return
by 10 O'Clock Sunday after visiting the mos I
magnificent beach in the world?-Adut
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We feel safe in assuring the correspondents
who signs herself "loung Musician" that the
Harp Of Tara did not take lite name from that
simple unaffected melody. "Tarara boom"
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1hCSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT IN "FA1kFIEW
HEIGHTS, " Al INTERSECTION OF WOODLEY
LANE AND TENALLYTOWN ROADS.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in liber
No 1906 folio 10 etseq. one Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, We will sell ON TUESDAY,
THE NINETEENrH DAY OF JULY. A; d. 1882. at
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ In front of the PROMISES. the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In the county
WASHINGTON. District Of Columbia to wit All that
certain piece parcel of land and premises known and
DISTINGUISHED and being rart Of tract of land lying
on the TenallytOw road formerly known parts Of
SCOTS Ordinary" Terra Firman and Alliance.
and now known lot numbered twenty -one CID of
block numbered four % Of a subdivision known as
Fairview Heights made by John y. Beell and re-
corded March IL p 1887 in the records Of the
veyor's Office Of the District Of Columbia, in book of
county surveys No g. at page H. together with ell the
improvements. ways. easements. rights. privileges
and appurtenances to tie same belonging or N any
wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in equal INSTALL
ents OF one and two years, notes TO be given bearing
six Ter cent tnters st. payable seannualy ana to be
secured by deed o. trust on the property sold. AL
cash. at the option the purchaser deposit OF 5000
required ct time OF sale. Convpyancn2 &c, at pur-
chaser's cost Terms Of sale to be complied with in
fifteen days otherwise trustees the right 10
sell the property at the risk and the defaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington d. C.
SEVFLlON A. BROWN r-,s,oas
jy6d&ds JOHN L. MITCHELL. ! irus'ees'
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MAYBE SHE WAS RioHr.
Il wonder" said the good-looking Young
fellow. just out Of college. why they make fan
OF young people who have recently finished
their studies"
Il know" replied the sweet girl graduate.
'Why is it,
"They are jealous"
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DsuSHhfas..is1s On H 3 hsSGes HABIT fos1
Dr. H1ISEs' GOLDEN SFECIkIc.
Sold b. 9. =. WARE DEuxy1ss. Weaknesses ts7-1y
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Thereby hangs a tai" remarked the hor-s
when he learned Of the Law against docking.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and D sits. n. v:

PERENPToRY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND SITUATED ON THE ROCK CREEK
FORD ROAD CONTAINING s6-IO0 OF AN
ACRE, 70 SETTLE AN ESTATE.
On MONDAY. JULY EIGHTEENTH, 1892, at
HALF-PAST FIVE NJ. in front Of the premises we
will sell at public auction valuable tract Of land To-
the lands of T. Hodgerster Eiza Hepburn and others
Ting an estate should attract buyers.
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BROS
ty11-d&ds Auctioneers, 9th and u sts n "
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
III go PA. AVE. n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNMPROvED
PROPERTY on EAST CAPITOL STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF ynUABLE UNMPR0vED
TK0PEKTI Of East SAPiI2h St lIRrf BE;
BY AUCTION.
BY virtue q . deed in trust giysn to and duly
land records c the District of Columbia. will sell
5y Egeie Sae,Irn in frrR; q 1hs Prem.ss. H On
GiNNING AT SIX O'Clock P NJ. all those certain
Iies or rarsls 4 land and premises lying and being
DISTINGUISHED sni being part Of lot. numbered ID
am II in SQUARE nurnoered sight nunarHa .nd ninety
corner Of 10. - and running thence soul ninety
thence east twentyfcs,r 2lJ feet nine and one-hslf
CG5sl inches theme north ninety-seyen % feet
CON- 5 .t nine End one-haif 11 iiches to
the place Of beginning. Also the east one-hslny the
G Wh 19 rn 81 h a ee inches on East Ciso
stree: with even depth o: Or feet 11S inches Nhis
at tine option of the purchaser.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and TO
rate Of per cent per .nnum from the DAY o. sal
each parcel required at the time OF sale. Terms z
Be eonried with IN ateen days rom me gay OF s-i
~ the MS and cost OF the defsulting purchaser o.
purchasers All conyeyancing. recording, &c.
JOHN II. gINGHASs.l Trustees.
tyI4iSis FRANK JUNGHASS, }
THOMAS BOWLING X SON. Aucts.. GIL ST. w
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES. CARRIAGEs, HARSESS, Sc WITH,
5UI4 SIXTEENTH isss,. AT TEN o'GLoci
EMBRACING
general Apartment Of Household Effects In Parlor
trpes. G. $. and other Chairs sideboards. Carpets
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Several Horses. carrtases. Harness. &c.
One Brown Mare. yesrs old. weighs about 1. L.
y5sgn,.s sound and good. prompt driver One Buck
bard. nearly new ylf"s
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The little Boston boy had been ohAstised BY
his school teacher.
Excuse the question" he said, but have
Won taught school beforog"
Mo"
Then Won have children Of your own"
''ies- How did you know"
Il perceived at once that yours was no IN
practiced hand"
We've got the biggest mosquitoes in he
country" said the summer board proprietor
confden;ially.
Isn't that disadvaniage2" inquired fbe
guest timidly.
Not by good deal. When one comes .t
you You hit it with a club, and that's all Their, u
TO il"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, u. G.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 30 1890
recorded in Aber 1880, folio 1873. ct seq Of the
land records of the District Of Columbia and at the
request of the party secured thereby, will offer for
sale at public auction. on the premises on THURS
DAY fhe = IWEETY,FIRST DAY OF July; 1899,
2. IN Henry c; McCeney's subdiyision of part Of a
tract Of land called Cuckold's Delight and Inclos
ure and also all Of that part Of lot No. In said sub
division not conveyed by said Henry c. Mc6sasy to
corded in Lber 1146 folio PA ct seq. of saif land
records said lot and part of to be 50 offered being
contiguous. abutting on the Brentwood road A. 30
perches. and on Queens Chapel road 81 0s perches
and containing % SO of land by plat recorded
Shepherd. folio LAP.
Terms OF sale One-third of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in equal at and two
years respectively from the day of sale. The pur-
chasers notes to be gven for the deferred payments.
bearing interest from the day of sale at per CENT per
annum payable serni-annually, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. Five hundred dollars de-
posit 10 he made the day Of sale. II the terms of
sale are not COMPLIED with within ten days from the
day Of sale the trustees the right to resell
the risk and cost Of the defaultine purchaser.
KIGHARp T. MnRSELL, } Trustees
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He has sadly spoiled the creases.
OF his trousers, and in pieces
Is good cigar he thumped just DER his hear,;
He has caught that weary feeling
All because he thought that knecling,
VI proposing was a necessary part.
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part OF the assessed property OF the city, but
that, notwithstanding this. it has assumed to
dictate to the whole city, and has, by its 3gita-
ton and misstatements. done an injury to our
people our city and our future prosperity the re-
fore be it
Resolved by the Washington board Of trade,
an organization representing every section OF
our city, that the action of the East Washington
Citizens Association does not fairly represent
the facts or the sentiments Of the citizens of
the District of Columbia.
MR.. DoDGE's REMARKS.
"Mr. President" said MIR. W. C. Dodge. "as
the only representative of East Washington
present would like to sav word. did not
expect this matter to come IN and will not
now discuss it, If did would have probably
to talk for an hour. am not representative
OF the East Washington Citizens Association
and am not responsible for its statements or &C
tons. The association is mostly run by Mr.
Weller. However, l do not believe that East
Washington has received its share of the appro-
priations and l do not believe that the figures
given show the true state of the case. The re-
ports made in reference to improvements in
this section have often ndisrepr6sented the facts
The Commissioners four years ago, in q report
among East Washington improvements in order
to show that it had received its quota OF inn
provements."
Mr.. Parker having vacated the chair said:
"In the last three or four years We have heard
more from the EastsWashington Citizens' As
ISOLATION than from all the rest Of the city to-
gether. They have done everything In their
power to injure all other sections. II they
may be believed they have hypnotised the Dis
trict Commissioners and captured both houses
OF Congress. Iseldom have occasion TO visit
the District building, but whenever do
always meet Mr.. II. L Weller there and he in
variably assumes an air Of ownenhip. The re-
ports Of the association arc innumerable and
cover every subject Indeed IL Il not too much
to presume that e the truth were known they
bad hand In the management Of the Chill
and Boring sea questions and in time win NJ
port upon Tie HomestsAd TROUBLES. Il = nov
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30
FA1RHAvEN YACHT CLUB

Meeting at the Fairhaven National
Bank TO Prepare for Summer
The Fairhaven yacht club, which
was organized late last year, held "a
meeting last evening at the rooms of
the Fairhaven National bank for the
purpose Of putting the club into con-
dition 10 take an active interest I'm
yachting affairs the coming summer.
The constitution and bylaws which
had been adopted, having become mis-
placed, owing to the removal Of the
secretary from the city, "A new consti-
tuition and set of bylaws were accepted
and w. =. Shepard appointed tenn
pOrary secretary.
IL was voted that the first Thursday
in April be the date Of the annual
meeting Of the club, and the first
Thursday Of each month be fixed upon
for the regular monthly meeting.
The annual meeting which takes place
on Thursday, April Z, will be held in
the city clerks office at the city hall.
and AZ the officers for the ensuing year
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-30
Mrs. Houghton, Lady Commits
sioner of Worlds Fair, to
Be Here Today
Missing Annie Ellensworth
Traced to New Westmin-
ster With Scott
Mrs. DR.. Parker Tells the Story
of Thirty-three Years
Work In India

Mrs. Alice Houghton, of Spokane,
who has charge Of the woman's exhibit
from this state at Chicago, and Mrs.
Samuel G. Slaughter, of Tacoma, who
is in charge Of the state art department,
will be in Fairhaven today to confer
with the ladies and arrange for as much
OF an exhibit from here as possible. Com
missioner j. &. MofIat has arranged for
an informal meeting at The Fairhaven
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, which all
ladies who are interested in the great
work are earnestly invited and urged
to attend. There is movement on
foot to hold national convention of
delegates from all similar clubs in the
United States during the coming sum
mer. The convention will be held in
Chicago, and will probably result i'm
the formation Of a permanent associa-
ton of all clubs throughout the
country.
Mrs. Houghton is lady of excep-
tional business capacity, and it is ex-
pected that under her direction the
woman's exhibit from this state will be
one OF the most creditable at the fair.