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OLD NAP OF VEN lHuMLA.

hoeviie. Texas, january N..Whilo tho
Nontguclnn question In absorbing much
of the public attention. every effort should
bo mnhe 10 throw mare Hight upon the
all important problem of what In The truo
boundary lite between iirltrl ana Vcnr.
Snolnh territory. A very old map in the
reHaranluu of pr r W. Johnson Of 'hih
plhco may b. found tp be " some rrtvlcr
~ this direction RMS mar, which wn'
nude BY NJ -. Arvillca IN Lohdoh IN ND.
SLOWS the boundary limo Of ihc BRUSH
rumfoarlonH To lrrln near The mouth of
the prnoco river. nud runs IN south
woni"rY direction, houir ihO al moro nhil"n
west of Tie liHHouulho river. which Is now
claimed hy N,ne2pe'n ~ tho true Tine. ana
II IN birvod that this line. ma established
by Arvlilos, Ia snmswhero near tho linc
run by Fohumhurgh upon which the l'rii-
rh now base their clhluin
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tNnIANR APPEAL.

Washington, january "a IN, Cherokee
delegation now hero have presented ~
congress q strong memorial pr0tcnthg
agnihat the adoption Of tho tnilrhl
chahgoa Recommended 10y the nhwca con'
mission appointed to- uoht WITH tie nvr
oitiilEod ,rihoe, ana making a piea Tor an
ind0Nrito continuance ~ The rtrecnt futm
~ HoN orhment 'rhoy any the Chorukecs
have less thAn forty ntttA ul ullahlr liant
10 the individual ChoN elite authorities
10 show thnt lhe lania OF tho thrtuNoaa
arn absolutely tho property Of the pnopln
and conclude thus
I'VE can not hvirVe tho tmN has oome
when our trcniios upou which We hRNo
Implicitly ,olicd munt he hiokrn There
10 not upon the rAoc ~ The earth today n
people mora thoroughly con,cntod with
,helr condi,ien than The Chrokopa
The memorial IA signed hy Principal
chior MnNea ANA pelrsatoe ltRttia nonJe.
Young and Hn,allwooj.
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|,nr w nnsrror rApry USAGE.

a political party II necessarily roy
srned Ia ita movements, snch ~ holding
and tho mnnncr OF np'h'
aAftnu candidates and formulating iht
s6rtua, hy Tho custom aud usage OF The
Aerty, II u field IN which custom
must make law. From pnrly H'nnd
Anint il 10 as much an oTnnso to Nlolntr
.na,an, ma "A Is ma n citizen 90 violate mn
net 6f tho legislature,
! aooa democrats in thla ptate hre Ger
4hinly mol IN enrneH, who ARE advocating
ahe hnldlng of In, one democratic state
eonyrniiog IN Texas this year We
srry fac, TINT Il n sought 70 rc' aside
s,,nR uaagc 10 this why. naturally nrouacs
\. feeling Tint come undur advantage IL
sought by somebody, tint there arr osea
IA he prnnnd, In fact. The right Kind
~ democrats hrc hnncatiy diuposcd 10
3,ei together this year nnd win another
National election. 70 do thin all The
Traditions aud cuaiomu nnd mncmn'rt
hf ihe party ,nust hr kept lnyioloic,
y There nre two unnnawcrnhlr nrgn
meats ngnlnat tho one couvoniun plop
Tho propoaition a. uomlnnte at onc Rnd
thr eane time candidates for Stnio ON
rea and dclngntrp 10 the National emu
tentiop. In the frat plncc, II would hn
mn unauthorized action az thu executive
srumnittor aud contrary 10 that party
mango which ID party Jaw Secondly, II
would. In chs adoption " platform IN
na,nnre 1f the declaration OF tho M
sibnai pinilocm, br frpuaht with the
rruhiSit danger 10 The party " might
br might not lead The State democrac,
hntn q ridiculous position, II would ,cui
10 iniehslfy fnctinnnl differences nj homr
baud abaolutnlr poftend dctent to party
sihat hna over hundred thousand ma
buriW IN Trsna when anything like hpr'
Emony prevails.
Certainly the executive committee does
hot deAlrc 30 acc such eouHcduonceH, u
may be- epalt and naturally nHaured. In
decd, that Il viii do all Ia im power thin
year 10 fcmnvc every occasion for diu
gnenrlcp Within the rnnha. that II viii
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noNon no WHOM RI ~ DUE.

INA dcs,lnaliGn of the "tlyins
I Squadron" Ia ai.ll matter OF speculation
outside The Admiralty circlos In Grra,
Britain, And Ia the face .et all the
nugHtAtin0a aud rumoea IN thr prpmlauH
pa Ia more thnn li,py ihnt no deatina
ticn had been dclrrm.ned on When II
fwas prepared for action.
y ii was mn ohioc, lesson nothing moro
q It,eoie may be ttnnaprina NOW which
win oall Tor ia use Ia certain unarlors,
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nrltnMr IN o0l.IIAloN.

Knoxville, Tenn. January "a IN oleot
uic ear on tho Knoxville Electric N,tcrt
railway and a nWttch onRlno on the uoulh,
crn railroad 1otlidoh at lhc AaSlum Rtro"t
eluebinH toiny Several persona wote m.
iut,i. t,,ss perhaps fatally Tho injured
ara na follows, Mira, \ II pavis, Mrs
Ghton, Mrs ue,iya MiHa Addiction CON
dn,tor ihnnoh Motownan Monday Extra
Ntatormhn ttcpnlan Tho ear was ouns
ulri,iv dcmuliehcd. II Was RcinE down r.
mpcp grade aud thu meto,nan was un'
NM IN alNn II
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SENATOR DAVIS RESOLU TON
Senator Lodge Says II Eill Pass the
Senate.
ARE ONLY EIGHT VOTES AGAINST II.


Washington. January A.-.tenator Lodge
has made canvass OF the aonntc on tho
Davis resolution affirming tho Monroe doc
cast ng1inai It, Ito nays there nre rtiii
number OF speeches TO be mn1o on tho
subject aud that II Is too early To rpy
when vote VIII DO taken but debate
VIII DO prensed along rapidly after the
bond blli nlail be Disposed Of.
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mo convention IN tho city which porhessrr
"a many advantages over ita flyhlr
on cn,irse. the 1'tibons wou'h prefer y"
bnyo the convention come to Galveston u
~. hnd n suitable convention hall to oHer,
which we have not, IT other nhlhIhh,h
are mn honeat and candid n" .hey hno"'n
lac lhn convention win go to Houston
without Il contest
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tyNcueus ARRESTED.


Louisville Ky, tnnunY q \ special
FROM FhNetIrNillr, Tom. rays; Deputy
United staten MnrHhN Newman yrrt,f.
day norwood wAirauta wa u Nj Wnu,.e
lho LYMAN, w. Il. pcrroolt Thoa N,n.
ROY ana flcnsnnt Neville. charging Thorn
WITH delaying the Culto1 Sintca mail ana
they are to Do tried january m 1ho
nrtcHH rcnltud from an mvcatirnu5u
in"lr Few days agp hy the poslurnco
'nNp'''ot7 h"eid NJ the delay of train
""trr weeks aAo when ravcttevilo poopln
trh"Nod luncph ltobertnun and Euaa Mr.
Vnho FROM train ana hcld thrn mlii
a h'Wi1hntg mob could onmc and lynch
'h'u. IN" uesrocH were on route 10 tho
rnltehtipiy.
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Frankfort ISy, January 81, hprhlo7
Rnl.nri,r nud floor &C the huuae az rrpro.
erutativrs were again crowded to-day
NouRtor inckhnrh'a frirnAH hna'l'i
around inlp morning ia ptdor to hot a
ruin fur Representative" W, y Horton
dicm OF Monifrel. who l7 u rlok man
tno, ut.od. however, sad Ma Horton
hrhNnd the Indictment weather ana nru
aiipd 60 not tu tho huuoo by noon lhr
voting heretofore han ehuwn IN W 81.
iluntcr short our vote 90 election ava
har Hlso shown thnt Senator j. o. g.
llAvthun'a recollection eo.al4 almoHt un
puf iulc. AH fuu euuud muuei democrats
u,vo dcclntoi they win not punpuu ltitlt.
burn an nrooUnt of his fruc slitor visWp.
Tho wrl showed l'h momhotn rropent
rhe tp'lutilW Resulted ns rnlloWai lirtor
oil. blackburn $50 MucrD0p T. tptllnle I,
William iyct J. llu,lmrr % Nllonn T. lia.
s.tfR I, Darlington d'upl Vutrd for
blackburn pui rpona tn ha immoNhh'n
rho aHarmhy adjourned al tho Antpun,c
n,tnt of tho vote.
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pnn paiV OF Rt i,uula aud Jhmoa carr
uf Memphis fought u tWVutY.iour tnuud
drny, al troenyulo. Mlea. rhurAday uiHlt
Arrangements pte hrlnF mado to have mo
Two cuRngo In - nnIrh nHht
ahmtns Jury presided over hy Nhrrln
thtufpn h,nrd Tho Testimony Ia tho action
uf David Hllron to recover Npm dhmnHrr
r,nn rtilp nWfrr rroaidont If the Cnucy
island tu,koN ,luh. ror alleged rlnhdrr
rho jury found fnr uhcpn h the nlh ot
NbiO nwycr Will appeal tho case.
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nAMAnMn IN ,IA.o0.

chicago, January e. Forty thousand
dallnrA damages were awarded today In
tho caaa nf usrhert N. unhr against the
AtoNionn Central ieilrond company, Hehr
won't 10 MoNiro IA isN, and the nest year
obtained poaltlon Ia tho ofhve OF the
pnmpany. lie had hoeu taera two years
WHEN a robbery occurred Whioh caused
ntm Co he lacked nn Untl no Was released
on demand fum Washington Attorney
n,r uha dnfaudant moved for new lrlnl
ani the ease viii De taHcn to the hlsheet
court.
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CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS.

About one third of the hutirr i'm.
ported into Great britain last wear came
from Denmark
Striking pn average. EuRlish women
wcnr pho'g two Sigca larger thnn Amcri
can women
lNNt year 1851 new houses were built
40 London, aud nearly thirty-tuur miles
of streets wcro lad out
Thcro nrc i2.OuN.O GOO silk hats made an
uunlly Ia the United Kingdom worth
four mllioua sterling.
The applicants for tho uost Of sccrc-
tnry to- tho city of London schuola
reached tho extraordinary rumbcr of
200
For ccniuric. tho nnry If Great Brit
min Ina been the moat powerful IN the
world, but of late iIs growth has been
rnprnoua,
The Prince of Moles' 'acng yacht.
the i'ritaunin. ia now laid MP ut rnwcH.
wh"rc she is being rc.rnukcd and re-
cnppcrcd
Tho Advent festival Mt st raul'a en-
thcdrnl. l,onduu. worry often attracts con
Ercgntinns of 5000 or 5000 people and
upwnrda-
Greenwich rccords show that for four
lcrn yraIG thorc hns been nm nvcrngc of
la nr,,r,l,,, " '''''
The nnrro>,mnic ,u,,h,r ~ ,,oo, l.,
Now /rnlnnd on April - laet WIS 49,
10000 being decreases of 1855 900
n1', ..., l''''' ''''
u,tJ Siuo Nm nnn ~ "nn''l's hnNr,
,,,.,,l ,,r,In,.,s ~ "'unu W.
Inc The maj rl.veu nmu,is I'VE nu'
.r..,.. ... 80 non .,.,'.I '''''
n,., wv" g'' ~" 'r,l4lS IN lnntis more
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ENOLANnN OPPORTUNITY.

How enny II would DO ~ settle ihla
misunderstanding between hugnnd mud
The United Ninles IL ihero wofc u little
icAa nbsiinncy mud n little more lhornlhy
and large mlndcdheaa Ia the British cab
met, The way 10 ~ plain M any patriot
oI either country could desire and with
out eny surrender of dignity by Great
britain
VI che would come up frnnhly md
wnSa afford 10 do, mud Intimate that che
nppr'rniei onr situation and position
TINT she Vas not lepoHrd Ia hr a siirtler
for diplomatic rod tape That she hooH
not want any mora territory than right
fuzzy hoionga 10 hnr, nhd that hor dla
nutc Is hut 40 honest difference of opln
Ion from Venezuela. "a she Ia rondy Ia
drn,onntratr. then. aud ia such event, we
should acr srcui change Of putiic scnu
mont ~ thin country, Nho would not
only prn,e the honcaiy md glrngth Of
her COW .rtiuna IN the prrmincn. but hcr
ninooro dcpitu to Nvod any rupture with
America lhvtr would bc NJ more lnaq
ydun nyipR Is nnnthet. "Snu arc mo
taken Ia Your position aud mlsconnlruc
my motycs nhd purpUscs mad Gun
provo thin Ia you
England could mako u valuable friund
out Of tir United Statoa At tlus june
Iurn 10y little HhtvNd management The
wnvoa ur popular oplniun nre art Ia mo,
a.. 4.
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EAGLEs ron AN15n,c,

New York, january IA
i'lomnn Post from loudon sac, 49,, , ~ ,'1p
,|'hk withdrawn from the nanh "9 s "ro
's'N 'n' Nmnrlca today. Tho n,nn us'
In unchanged. SVlilhg plce
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Two coNynNrioNn.

Atlanta ioufuaii
'rhe Ailan,a Consultation continues Ne
demand fur only enc Democratic cenNun.
ton IA Georgia ihle NeNf,
~ rar Tie Constitution has monoroIy
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Tho country has generaly soma 60 the
conclusion that the Davis doculno
smellA too strongly or tho midnight ptcsl
ien,lal hDam eeh.nia
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a a. 80.
...',,'' ,, , '''' ,,,'''' ~ no ZINC ~,
' .,,,, - 1910 ,''''' P'''''n'
'"N''i''" H''i'l ""hH"l"llN conventions
b" cullod ma 1oAaH contrary to- the custom
ana USAGE uf the pHriy, which custom nnd
r7rH' nr" the law unto th" oseeuiiye com.
millru Any fotinunl movement now iaI
Go bu deprecated
n,n.. .,,, rt,, h. n,t ,,,,,., y, ,t.. g.,
pnf. railroad v,,d amy inre,t
WI. ''''"'' ',''H'' WV '''''''"
Wv w ''''' "''', VIZ '''''''''v w.
'' u''''' '','' ''' "'N''P
ia, oit por,, Ia not found The aotlnn ~
hta s,,dtcaln mai yent ac,oa tho crodl
nnt ,,or,c,lt, ar IA, ,+,u,,,v
...----..----
M" London tlm"H witch II renorn'lY
known n" tho rwnderrr hos now reduced
~" ''''''''7 W. 49,
1'ho aonunn rmrlra hhn entered upon
tie re,and quarter NJ ,ta nrnt hnlf century.
II tho ynnni onporn, can 10 hold Down FOE
the urNt Jew years. the r"eori may h~ M
hr liinnl nm tar Tho rn7i twenty ave year,.
II all donentn uron the elenHth as WI
liam'H awnddlinH ulolhra
NNH NNNNi' HNNNl VIC HlH'tNN NN'Nl"N
| In That tins niHnt7 in whirh " ~ aouaht TO
bo dressed may dcetrog to- dcnuW,
- ---- 80, -, ,,,
'"'"' ~ ,', '..',, Wv
! u,o COMPLIMENTARY atnnot ia hl,u Ia New
Norh lho other div. rho Mouruo do,trinc
mohca s,rnnpn h~ifoIowr when a gets
I.ndee nnd Dana nnd cleveland on the
san,o oouoh
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whilo oto~'ing tho stream IN no tlno ror
Hwnpplns horenr, neither unlor pf@sent
ondttpna ahpuiI democratic conventions
bu calloi lu roAaH contrary to- the custom
nud usage VI The ratty, which custom md
r7ng, aro the law unto tho oseouiiyo com.
millru ANY hotluunl movement now IA
to hu drpruyni,1
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There mns, ho a strong vntus contin-
Bcnt VA Florida or tho laborng element nn
weil aa tho Cuban hchaser Cal, wants 60
unieok tho door after ncha haa been
A-IL.i..AA
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lncHN hNiikrhll" :" al
aolol.. by political prisoner ,ess !
rthans arrested during Wy ,, ts,lltrf
lion are There. some arc Nv y
i,ucmenL Others nro IN o""' 7,
thirty or forty men, a., slksf
When man ia rlaceo " II ~
flncmont u hole IL cut ~ ,assass
large enough 20 admit ne 20 x hll'is,
body. and he Ia drorpel ~ ,itas !.
rollown aud Yields en w hsav. 4
nnd KEYS are never used ,he ~
with a phaln is welded '. ssi " y
an iron band IS welded eisitsr Z y,
4 chain attached 90 ,hs NE rsn "a
to an mon ring suhl, inle ssn,,,yy 4
rock Tho hole Ia the r' ,,,,,n d n
M again with the ,s,,n rares..s
space a few inches slussr ~ 80
comra tho scRnt air ~" i
food allowed tho vlctlm >, 10 m,
After that the man Y w" esn nj "a
The min OF thesc hoies sss u
h" lew for "A few men enr'"'
for any length of time
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m" Dallas freight bureau Is Hctjiug ~
temperature VII to an abnormal point II
ouRhi tu put leo under tn arm aud pafci,
bandnHe ia hond
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pnllaa saws rho In not golng To piay In
or railroad yard nuy loneor
The morning times., 1896-12-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SOUTHWEST AND SOUTHEAST,
BIG INvEsTMENTL7 honses.

BIG INVESTMENT houses: all
modern bricks; renting for 81 5S. so per
month: can be bought for $50 900; on Z st.
Sc, not far from Pa. ave.
So. R.OOO-E. CAPITOL ST. NEAR 9TH
ST.-Press', brick, with marble trim
mings; containing rooms and bath; fur
mace heat: stationary wash TUBS; the tront
is u feet. (3O3J
S9.OOO-Fine brick residence near the
Capitol; 1 rooms and bath; furnace
heat; terms easy. (2OO)
$7.OOO-STli ST. Sc. BET. Il ANDH
Brick store and dwelling, conta lining 4
rooms, under rent of $45; terms to suit.
(57J
$6.5OO-Beautiful corner residence at
9th aud ID stS. Sc, IL rooms and bath:
this is we'll worth the price. (s22J
$8.6OO-New brick dwelling and store:
z rooms and bath: Sth st. se near Al
ST. we can make easy terms on this
property. Ola
The morning times., 1896-12-26
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
In Effect November IS, 1890.
1850 A. M. weekdays, PITTS BURG
ri.h EiHrhtss 4! - naaEior ana Dining Cars Har'
lO.S6A. M. PENNSYLVANIA LIN.
ITEb1F9ilman sleeplng. Dining smok.
Louis. Gle eyeianu % % and TaIedo anIRut bRuffet Par. ar
lor Car to HARRISBURG.
rAA4ol All M d1r rAsa E. sass
Parlor Car. Harrisburg to Pitts6urg -
aSSS3}s oFi9Aso Baifes ASp Far sT
Dining Cars Harrisburg to ST. Louis. Gin.
clnnati. Louisville and Chicago. ,,,a
7IR F.. "A; WESTERN 2Ssr EXPREsssL, si,
Gago, and Harrisburg to Cleveland. Din
Ing Car to Chicago
7iI0 p. N. souTHwEsTERN Ex-
1ngton to Plttsburg and Harrisburg to st.
1oMn oas and I'd cyslnnP M PacrPi Pi9!1g GsF
1850 A. Nj. for Kane, Canandaigua,
Rnchsster,, and Niagara Falls daily, ex-
daily, except Sunday. For Lock Haven
week days and Williamsport Sundays
Ito p. M. for winlansport, Roches
ter, Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daily.
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car Wash
ington to Suspension Bridge VIZ. Ruflalo
RottssF F. Eao M for aha n5e SssaPa fss
DALI. Sleeping Car Washington to Ell.
AND TIL E EAST.
400 +. M CONGRESSIONAL LIN
ihIEE," daily, all farLpr Cars, with Din,
Dining Car, 500. 300, 1000 Dining
nj
mingtonj A IL. Z. 40. s.15. a. 20, $50,
1000 aud 11.35 p NJ. ON Sunday, Z 90
tDining Carr. 500. 800. Il 90 Dining
40. s s5o o"1io%lass1n 1ooos ana s5 a = n r Fei
Philadelphia only. Fast Express. 7 so A
n weekdays Express. 12.15 P; 4
Fef FTeekdays; Rdaios 291 W}1ban and $40 p A. daily
weekdays, and 3.15 T. NJ; daily.
For nfhaff ars aTat 3 g5u9e Co SO qa o5
1900. 10 so, II 90 and 30 a m,
ted 20 - aSs Soi al1 az 20 90 90 7I0 ll
On oS sunday Hs7 700 iS % aaS 800 so5 s. lo 70 So g
90 ne 1im,ed nj; d215 % l3i 231 ZIP t9
7.io, 1000. 10 40 and II 80 p. in
For Pope's Creek Line 7 80 a IN. and 4.38
p. m. daily; except Sunday.
f and Aa?spqS agS o9 9sv zoo exsens NJ sonSax 1Slo
Sundays, 900 a. NJ and 430 P. NJ
Aaiantc Coast Line Express, 4. 80 A. NJ,
346 P, NJ. daily; Richmond only, 1o.57
a M. week days; Atlanta Special, via
Richmond and Seaboard AIR Line, s 40
=, NJ Haily Acconmuda' ion for Guam
dco, 45 A. NJ. daily, and 4.25 p. n
week days.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth ana @
streets and at the station. Sixth and B
streets. where orders can be left for check
Ing OF baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
J.R: WOOD. General Passenger Agent
s. NJ. PROVOST. General Manager
The morning times., 1896-12-26
SOUTHERN WAY.
(Piedmont Air line.)
fschedule in effect December 1ss6.)

(schedulein effect December l lS96.l
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger station
3 a. m.-Daily, local for Danville, Char
lotte and way stations, connects at Manas-
SaS for Str asburg, ii arrlsonburg and
way stations, daily, except Sunday. and
ern. daily, and with the Chesapeake and
Ohio. daily, for the NATURAL Bridge, and
Lexington.
ll:I5 m,-Daily, the UNITED STATES
ers, New Y ork and Washington to Jackson
vile, uniting at Salisbury with Pullman
SIeeper for Ashevlle and Hot Springs, N
c., Knoxville and Chattanooga; Tenn, and
at Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleeper, Washing
Ssw sen to o1sans and ahd
Sleeper, New Y York to Atlanta. Solid train
Washington to New Orleans without
change. Sunset personally conducted tour
ist excursion through s!eeper on this train
every Saturday to San Francisco, without
change.
burg and HarrisonbutG daily, except Sun
4:51 p. m.-Daily, lpcal for Charlottes-
Io:4s p. m-paily ysWAsHINGToN AND
TIED, composed Of Pullman Vestibuled
saspsrs Rps 'sts s ARd York aaS y Isss1
Tampa, via Charlotte lUolumbia la, Savannah
anu JdckSOHNiuc, kNSW IOEk W MSIn-
phis via BirminghaR, New York to New
Orleans, via Atlanta ahdMontgomery. Yes
tibuled day coach Washington to Atlanta,
Southern Railway dihihg car. Greensboro
- TR9INs R9ItsoN On WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:O1 a. m.
daily and 4:45 p. N. daily, except Sun
fEasi Eosaind III Hpl: 4s1 p; N n dsill except Sun. s
Herndon. Returning, arrive ut Washing
ton ton i: rs a. m. and 500 p m. daily, from
Round HILL and 1884 aos a m md daily, except
daily. except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
o. IN. daily, Manassas division: l 2:4O u. n
daily, except Sunday, and $50 a. M, daily,
from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and In.
formation furnished at offices. GIL and
1900 Pennsyivana avenue and at Pennsyl
w. ID. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. Nj. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. s. Brown, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dent.
The morning times., 1896-12-26
AUCTJON SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & co. ,Auctioneers,
6l2 Il at. NV.
TRJsTEEs' Sale OF yALgABLEHMlI,AA

PROVED LOTS AND BUILDING SITES
ON TIL Il CONDUIT ROAD, IN THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ing date OF the Sd day of July, $50 and
recorded In liber No. 1547, folio 424. ct
seq. OF the land records of the District or
Columbia, and at the written request or The
holder OF the note secured thereby, we Will,
January. Ss7, AT THREE O'clock
+. NJ, In front Of the premises. sell the FOL
loving described pieces, or parcels, OF iand,
situated in the County OF Washington. and
district of Columbia, as follows, to wit:
80, and lots numbered one two, three, four,
ilve, eight and nine. in block numbered
Tour ~, In the subdivision made by jacob
i. Clark and Edward b. Cottrell, trustees,
or lot three 81, and part of lot two 20 OF
part of White Haven, as the same is re-
corded in the Surveyors office of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, in County Book z =, page
93. The property will be sold free and clear
from all incum branceS.
TERMS OF FSALE-0ne-third OF the pur-
chase money TO Ire paid in cash, and the
balance in one and two years. the deferred
payments to he secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold, with interest at
the rate Of nix per cent per annuin, payable
Semi-annually: or, all cash, at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit OF 500 at the
time OF sale will be required upon Dlocks
No. and No. 3 and u deposit or $50 upon
each lotin block numbered 4. ConyeyancinG
at the cost Of the purchaser, and the terms
of sale to be fully compiled with within
ten days from day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost or delauItinE
purchaser or purchasers, a1ter HNe Gays
advertisement in some newspaper published
in the city Of Washington, u. Z. EDWARD
7. FLETCHER and EDWIN G. CUTTER.
Trustees de24-d-tds- -em
The morning times., 1896-12-26
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