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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUHDING
AND Sf1 On G sTRsET BETWBEN TENTH ii'l AS6
OF skID PR6fERTl iMftovEb SY FRAME
DWELLING. NUMBER 7i5 TENTH sTEEEr
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Count OF
the District of Columbia, passed in the case OF
equity No 1858. we will offer for sale at public
auction. IN front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY.
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following described
real estate and premises, the same being the vest
front BY the depth thereof Of original lot three 49,
in square numbered nine hundred and fifty nine
Cg59). Also the south twenty -four ga feet, nine
and one-half (1 inches front 10y the depth thereof
Of original lot ST! (6 in said square Also part OF
in the following metes and bounds, viz: Beginning
for the same at the northwest corner Of saId lot
five 90 and running thence east one hundred 400
feet ter and one-haf uOl9 inches, thence south
feet: thence south twenty-five t25J feet; thence
west seventeen 40 feet ;ea and unc-half uOiJ
ginning, together with all the Improvements, ways,
ing, in wise appertaining the said part OF lot
SIX 90 before described being Improved 10y iTaue
building being No rs 1oth st. ne.
Terms of sale: one-third OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash on the day OF SALE or within
stslments. in enc and two years from date of SALE
TO bear interest therefrom until paid ut the rate or
deferred payments to lie represented 10y the NOM
issory notes Of the purchaser or purchasers secured
Dy u uced OF -'usl upon lne pIoieIAH rSin Ah WV
usual form, the purchaser may pay all cash IL
the purchaser should fail TO comply with the terms
OF sale within the times mentioned, the trustees
are authorized by the decree to rcadyertise and
sell the property In respect of which default las
been made, at the risk and cost OF the defauitny
purchaser. All advertising and recording to Ice az
the cost of the purchaser. Two hundred and fifty
$3.50 dollars deposit each parcel sold
ceptance Of bid.
TBOS. E. wAGGAMAN,
9l7 F ST. NV,
JOHN b. LARNER,
1885 st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Trustees.
ACctonetrs. myl1-1&ds
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SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON X CO.. AUCTIpNEEKS.
lSuceessOIs TO EatcLiffe. Dur 4 Col.


TiH SIEt>S $NlE. 81 %. TWuSTbIsY FRAME
DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISES No. i14s
Bi-EIENSHl Sti ROAD NORTHEAST.
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust. hearing:
date April II. 1891, and recorded among the inl
r. oTlS of the District Of Columbia in I.ibcr No.
l|S2 folio - 81 seq, and at the request of the
hotter uf the note secured thereby, will sell.
AZ public auction in front of the premises, Oh
FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY of JUNE, 1896 AT
HALF-fNST FOUR t4:3at O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
loving described real estate. situate in the District
OF Columbia. and known l,t nuTlht red l9l. of
John :. Swuru~tedt's subdivision Of Il part Of a
tract of land called Lon: Meadows as said
subdivision Is recorded in Book County No. =, in
the ,"c of III" surveyor If said District, together
with tn Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. UE"-third Of the purchase monay
in cash. Of which deposit of SiUO must be made
at the time of sale, anil the balance in three equal
lnStallm-nts, in one, two and three years from
date of sale. with interest at Is per cent per an
rvmr secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold q. all cash, ut option of purchaser. sale to
be closed within ten days. otherwise trustees re-
awe the right resell at risk rnd cost of de-
faultins purchaser CDLvcyancns and recording
at purchasers expense.
JOHN T. ARMS.
ROBERT L. BRADLEY,
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ABOUT TEN ACRES. ADJoISiXG BRIGHT.
the M29D w nISf E rah A AZ TEAnEnSER
.sTREEr EXTENbE JED - ''i-' -
BY virtue of deed Of trust to US. recorded
in Liber No. 1880, fuo esI, and at the request OF
the party thereby secured, we will SELL at auction.
THIk ~, DAY OF JUNE AID. 1896, AT FIVE
% So &c -, PM the following described tract Of
tract of land called Peters Min Seat de-
scribed as follows; beginning at The northeast
corner of part Of said tract conveyed Samuel ID.
Fineke by deed dated May 16, 1874, and recorded
among the land records of the District Of Columbia
in Lihsr j. A. $. H. folio 24l. being on the south
side Of road "A" and running thence along said
road A. north co degrees. west 2s IS perches.
deed recorded among said land records in Iiber
1916. folio 30; thence with the east lima Of said
Keesss land south 32h degrees west SO. As
perches to north line of road B. thence with
said road ''B' south 60 degrees east 2sss pershes
to the southeast corner of whole tract conveyed to
conveyed to reilly by deed recorded among said
land records in Liber J. A; S u, folio 80; thence
road a" north 81; degrees east 56.4s perches
sisting Of frame building aud barn; subject to a
prior deed Of trust reeodsd among said land rec
October =. 1895. "'''. 'N,>'''.j -,
Terms OF sale: One third Of purchase money In
cash, Of which a deposit of $500 must he made at
time Of sale, and the baiaace in equal install
ments at one and two years. for which will lie
taken notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest at
six per cent per annum. payable semi annually,
from day of SALE and secured by deed of trust
the property sold: all in cash, ut purchasers
option. II terms Of sale not complied with in
fifteen days, reserve the light 10 resell said
property at risk and cost Of the defaul.ing pur-
chaser. Conveyancins and recording ut purchasers
cost
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, Trustee.
my22- d&ds JOHN d. COuGHLAN. Trustee.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO., AUCsTIONEERS
Successors to Ratclire, Darr Co..
cHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE RESIDENCE
OR BUSINESS PROPERTY, IMPROVED by A
THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. IL
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
By decree of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, In Equity Cause No. 1882 we shall
sell, at public auction, MONDAY, JUNE
EIGHTH, AID. 1896, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in
front the property, the north twenty three feet
front by the full depth Of lot 5, in square SJ7 in
Washington, D. c., said land being bounded on the
north by public alley.
Terms as prescribed by the decree: One-third
chsh, third in one year end onethird In two
years. notes TO he given for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the day of sale, secured Icy
trust the property all cash. at buyers option.
ing at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
With in ten days trustees may resell at risk Of
defaulting purchaser.
JACKSON H. RALsroN. Try; Tgsggsstse,
EUGENE F. ARNOLD. Trustee.
WIN. J. MILLER, Trustee,
my23-d&ds 4sG La ave.
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AUCTION SALE OF THREE DESIRABLE DWELL
lNGS IN THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE
CITY
BY direction Of the owners, the undersigned Will
offer for sale at public auction in front Of the
spective parcels, on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF JUNE 1896, AT HAT-rAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following parcels of real es-
tate situate in the city of Washington. District Of
Columbia, VIZ: y part of lot ., IN lnge's recorded
subdivision Of square 5ls. having front of 29Ia
feet, more or less. extending back that width 100
feet to an alley in the 10 feet wide, and i'm
proved by two 3story brick dwellings, Nos 42S
and 42S1n, on III ST. NV Also part of original lot
Z, in the same square, having front of 21E feet.
more or less, extending back that width 100 feet
to the said alley, and improved by The 3story brick
dwelling No 1872 on said IL st NV
. Terms Of sale: OnethIrl cash and the balance in
three equal installments at one, two and three
years from the day of sale. with interest at per
cehtim per annum, payable eufannually, secured
by deeds OF trust upon the property sold and in
surance policies on the buildings. ALI cash. at
purchasers option. Terms Of sale TO be complied
with within fifteen days from day of sale. All
conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
A9D deposit on acceptance of each bid Property
Will he offered In separate parcels.
my25-d&ds RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., Aucts.
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JOHN T. ARMS.
ROBERT L. BRADLEY,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AUcTI0NEEas

PICTURE FRAMES AT AUCTION
on EHI BSDAY. MAY TWENTY EIGHTH at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM, shall sell al our
sal"s room. corner 10th and Pcnrls ylvania avenue
northwest. II cases Of New Picture Frames differ
sizes IN all about 30 frauIrsJ to paw storage
charges ady anceS. etc.
The stock consists OF Gilt Cherry and II wood
Frames finished in the very best manner, such as
used by photographers, and shoTd command the
attention Of TIN. trade. Must he sal l.
uy2J-3t WALTER Il. WILLIAMS x 90. Aucts
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. my21- dad
II. 3. LATIMER & Co, AUCTIONEERS,
122y and 1231 C st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE STABLE
PROPERTY IN ALLEY BETWEEN FIJI
TENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS AND /
AND X STREETS NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of n deed of trust dated the 18th
day Of April $780, and duly recorded in I.ibcr No.
1900. folio 3i3 ct seq, of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustees
will sell at FIVE PM. MAY TWENTY FIFTH
1896. the following described property, viz: Being
part of lot A. John T. Lenn ans subdivision of lots
In square 199, beginning the west line of said
lot, 9S feet ~ inch south of the northwest
of se.d lot; thence south twenty feet six
81 inches: thence east twenty-nine feet to an
alley; thence north said alley twenty feet six
(6p inches; thence west twenty-nine feet to be-
ginning.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance to suit
Deposit OF 500 at time of sale. Conveyuncing
at purchasers cost.
OSCAR W. WHITE, Trustee
$50 + st. L.
L. c. BAILEY, Trustee
my16eod&ds 800 st. NV.
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THOMAS BOWLING & Co, AUCTIONEERS,
6l2 ST. NV.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. No. 7I3 EIGHTH STREET

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
SOUTHEAST.
Under and by virtue Of n decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed the
eighth day Of May, lS9G, In Equity Cause No.
1880, wherein the Alfred Richards Brick Company
t. complainant and Frank ]. Nolte ct al. do
Pendants, we, the undersigned trustees, appointed
by said decree, will stn at public auction, in
front of the premises, THURSDAY, THE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY. AID. 1896 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following described
real estate in the city Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, TO wit: The north twenty-five t2Ji feet
by the depth thereof Of original lot numbered
twenty-five (22), In square numbered nine hundred
ard four Csoil, with the improvements thereon.
consisting of brick dwelling used a restaurant.
Terms of sale, required by said decree: One
third Of the purchase money In cash. and the
balance In one and two years. with interest at
the rate Of six per centum per annum, payable
semi annually, secured ly deed of trust on the
property sold, all cash, nj the option Of the
purchaser. deposit of $500 will lie required
the time OF sale. Terms OF sale to be complied
with I'm ten days from day OF sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and
cost Of defauting purchaser. All convey ancing
and recording ut the cost Of the purchaser
ERNEST l. SCHMIDT Trustee
5ll 9TH st. NV.
HENRY +. WO0DARD. Trustee
MeTtz building, llth and f.
WILLIAM c. PRENTISS Trustee
FAX de
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTiONEEliS
No. 612 st. NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING e. CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Gl2 T. ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
NO. l4O SHERIDAN STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of n certain deed Of trust, dated No
yember II, 1895, and duly recorded in l.iber No.
EOI9. folio q ct seq, of the land records
the District OF Columbia and at tho request of the
parties secured thereby will sell, ut public
auction, on FRIDAY. JUNE FIFTH, 1896 AT
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described
property: Part of lot numbered twenty-cne (2D,
block numbered nine 90, of Todd and Browns sub
division Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains and improved by two-story and base
ment brick dwelling.
Terms: One third cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property, all cash, at the pur-
chaser's option. 500 deposit required ut time Of
sale, and all conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost.
JOHN f. HEIitELL, Trustee,
National Capital Bank.
AARON s. CAYWOOD, Trustee
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WILLIS C. HALDEMAN, Trustee,
bot

1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1896, same
hour and place. By order Of the trustees. 1t
UTIIE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
1896, hour and place. BY order OF the
trustees ry21-3t
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JOHN 4. INFANCY,
GEORGE L. HANE,
Trustees.
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RADCLIFFE SUTTON & CO., AUCTIUNEEBS
Successors TO Radcliffe barr & Coz

]. HENRY BROOKS. Trustee.
my2l-d&ds Bronkllnd D. G.
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RATCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Successors to Ratclife, Darr & Co.
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fixture usethe1s e. bIseksnx hg-nss
proxrsSz bv asxssgsax tae yesksr Has1
81 GAIA ire h-1wa rer q E11As az
Tnscr % Brewery Eorkre@r. Eoh~-t Bar
fksess. 81 The centr5 Labor Tntoz - Ro~-
ter ard Tzskn Turner 81 Erzz1Sh rrzsn
rev 81 AEerzes- wire Is trying 70 orvz7zxs
TIE retail Jerks into r4tso1zs Ers1r.
w@sia also &c American Delegates. bur THIS
e n&v6sy sskssv, serc-1trg - De Le0r-
wta - Virtually re noushFtecs q TIE
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Hzfe<.
% al he soeszEsts now active - 80
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th@ saoss snt.-.sssnx- re = % s0-s1ga
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ard Is rrsn of the hsgAe@t trfssl@rtz2s4
ezitare. Tea o. twelvs years age. o~fcFs
Re rad rsscczss f-zbus5 VIE Rs present.
roesozs. ne was professor IN tos1rn -
cots@gx- fr certain rstl-sre- sea- c4,s1t7s
@ New Tork ws1osse members az zfei1t1-~-
- metal ezrfrfvassoz. - was a SHINING
star. K was so-n@ tsz7s late = ne s1srnoes
skms ~ saox M zGsh sS&tse1s ltzTn e-d
sAIres fa-z~ s.s.f-ess Ore r. $@w York
II ~-a= ss.> stsssw q tie sEztfonSlisf- pr1-
r,Arassa@ hy FsaKar5 BsIl2rny fnzt brought
fo~sa s.E1ookszx Backward" ard this IA
xszesss book faHrsaxts1 De Leon int1n%@sy-
gfzsrxsy after as publication ~LAs p-of@s-
&C., a. T~ T.oz vzs then knoEn 70 AL
his enessazzfz1cees gave - sss pzhce ~
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quaintances OF the olt Columbia college
Gays have deserted him. and he has failed
IN some % his projects for bis own ad-
vanoeEens gEnoGg bis present associates:
bat he st4cks bravefy 10 his text. never
falserfrzs for a moment IN bis eesermina-
ton 70 carry the red nag as far 50 he
can. his Old title Of professor 10 now
regsrss wsth ioathirg. In pursuance Of
h.s general plans be joined the Knights %
Iat~sr some yeaFs a.o and tried hard 10
secure the supreme post Of general master
workman OF thai organization. sGt was
beaten In tire election hy Sovereign. the
present incumbent
Change Ia the Programme.
AZ the zaftch meeting steps we're taken
radically 20 change The nature q the cor
gress. TIE earlier gatherings rad been
Socialists. pure and simple. No English
trade uTsonisEs had before ATTENDED ths
congresses. but that year the ''new trade
uaionisEn' % Joan Burus was II she as
eeraency r. Great Britain ard he and bis
fellows saw the words Political Snprem-,
scy-' written In iFt3escent letters last
aAea8 Thz brought about the sendtug
OF naEy English delegates 10 Zurich. ard
& was because % their influence there
sisSt Lonsiua wss fxed upon as ne loca-
ton * this year's gathering. and the In
yltatious we're hroaSsnes 80 as % iacFsH1a
trsste untoFsiSts as well as Socialists
Stree iS8. however. there has beer a no
table charge. The uaSkEsia haf-or4r. who
iaas come 70 the front "a the EsnglisA labor
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Personal Bravery of Cubaas.
tisrper's Weekly


In descriptions OF Macso's fortified camp
al Cuxco reference is made to a hospital
established there Wounded men are con-
veyed 70 that stronghold on horseback or
IN lt<ers, and the HtesEs are ingenio1Sly
sinple-tw0 bamboo poles and a piece OF
straw cloth; nothing elss is required The
bamboo has the merit OF aexlhsatv. AMI
the wounded are for that reason less dis
distressed by the movement OF the bearers
When IL is impossible TO procure bamboo
rods are made from the Wild yzvs whieh
IS also exceedingly flexible But az The
best the appliances Of this nature are
rude. the medical supplies are inadequate.
and for those who fail in battle % who
suocumb 70 the climate there Is Only a
remote hope OF surgical care and nursing
And, OF course nature retnforces the
courage OF men who are perpetualiy con-
frontsd with such perfls: nature has that
msrfcfai little way. "aalf tina sI1ffertrx
Is just from fear, anyhow'-thus the mea
reason. and they VIII tell stories about
feliow-soldiers who managed 20 get rid
O. thar raciety OF suffering. Here Is one
such story from yaltes: In the engage
nent AZ La Legua a lieutenant named
Angusiin Sansbrfa was wounded-his left
hand severed az the wrist by a sabre
stroke. When he was carried To field-
hospital his hand was attached 20 the
arm by single membrane and 3 Dir OF
skin The surgeon spoke or cutting Il
with the greatest possible care, bat Ss-
nahrfa made answer. This is the way 10
DO X. doctor. 'and. suifing the action 20
the word. with his right hand he pulled
or the left And he Is In q fair way 70 re-
cover.
Contempt OF danger Is the theme Of an
other story thai Is going the rounds In
Cuba among the insurgents at the present
time. The hero in this case Is their gem
eral-in-chiss. Maxine Gomez.
When the sugar mil called sfsfI Rosa
was attacked. Gomez. who happened To be
In the dwelling house on the plantation
got word from a messenger who arrived
a. galope that the Spanish columns were
drawing near. At the moment he WAS
b-eakfasting, IN company with his staff
Captain" said he, 70 one OF his aides
take two hundred men and detain the
enemy" A few moments later another
messenger arrived, announcing that two
more Spanish columns were in sight, and
that they knew. from private sources Of
information, that he was az the sugar mill
Wei. now ttha story-ieiier makes
sure % his audience here. what do you
think his decision was at this jucture9
He told them 10 give him a bed on which
he nsIght take his rest after the eighteen
hours. forced march which he had made
And 30. through the 6e1aIv hail and rair.
thu faSiIesrs' work. and the crossing %
leaasn balls with nickel-plates balls. Co
mes slept for an hour, with just ten men
in his escort: and when he woke Up. re
coollv ordered a cup OF coffee before
mounting his horse.
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snaVeaafas ~ resson - Tire sock sstorars'
So - has asE usgsCh af hs .aaHrg zrs
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shas a&Vs eH these snf sher eaea tnse
saF5s AsaanE sss 3ost wsach ~ SIS poser AMI
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trade AN saisyz an c9s an5 eat Saessl l.
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sh8p ~ as uaeams - pgNtaeffon anS sisN-
az hszian ~ was adopted anA \ cons Fl -
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enterprises. to extszsic, - - wag3A
MARKET. TIE requirement ~ Egp&h 8eUEse&
~ cAesa isHor efaa sas gaining possession
- new WeTAss - AEz.f a3Sze. ara. c9fs. =
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b. epnosef - fhts a}seFEtsaa cf thH ear~
tssye0s fof0es asa tie ia.sss o~eaniaa ~
shess. So is resolved tNsf tsa
policy ~ tae Saseaat EAeslw $50 party tr-
rrseestfve - nattensfsFy. snso1z - go ssp~
Yors and make ccae@sUa eaaae wsth h8r~
fsarle peen1NS Ia tasir effects 20 aaAgatata
xhs3r tnSeRSf sesee sEatnet &Ne ~ - II
T,1lnansAn civilization, so naAFfsr a aAt saa
s,awer ws8y BE ~ Naess TIE raid "a aa3eT~
taken"
In arser - Elve thls setfveraeee ssat@
practical eeRet x IS >eeEaran3e4 -
Further gssD3 az ea. Ese2E8aE a ss1r1sux
International eNe8nasfEeo. whose EsenaAHrz
.sshA1t sxatea sTents" zn1 ssEe sssea aezzea
az SASH Fe<sa asS8rs he tsons tfEae % tfsse.
4hu& AaaHwsrNttaE q res aeEssFtsee=-s soTt
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egxsie usrtv "a al eeaagTsss. EeEsrsiless e
Esfsaekl taterVsss.
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- rseast IN aetaa - - - Se-
in-s aud make saxxsstsSEa "a -
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80 n gold h5lls Upon deposit ~ ere
quarter CT that Arzez11 II silver. Why
should she not repeat the operation az
ke- viii 50 long as her DEGREES can -
enforced. or 50 long as TIE hEIls can he
Es11 IN payment for cErreze Obligations
N C1AA@ Z IS evident that 4 can 5e
h1t sn0rz -fs2e bette the bills become
as vzaE-lsss as these OF ire Soaras-a Cen
seserzcy.
Was WI Strain 10 next for r,o1ew
20 sub1Es Cuna7 SIZE cannot xst X hy
adding 10 TIE taxation az the SrGa5z-ss
she cannot procure it fror, Holland. IL
s. unlikely Fsar she can procure a fur
rhsr lear from the wary RoShschsfss. she
can draw nothing worth Spes king OF from
the prosrats cananS: TIE English cap
i-sii<ts have refused 20 listen 70 her ap-
psals- The corres may enact a law CIV
t-g unlimited credit 70 the government
for war purposes. bat II Is n0- by any
such lar that rhe credit can - made
good Under existing financial methods
very narrow limits There are few Ell
ropean uzo1sy Lenders who can % caught
by char. Or who would pGt iziimitsnle
faith = Spanish solveEcy-
IL was Spanish statesman who said
soon after the rebellion broke cut
"a Cuba that two years % var there
wouid reduce Spain 20 min TIE two
from this time
The Spanish minister of war recently
gave notice thar o. so additional troops
would BE SAINT 20 Cuba IN the autumn. o.
at the end % the rainy months OF sum
rnsr. and that II vet more were needed
they would - dispatched al later
period II IS 20 be supposed that The send
ing Of these troops vii D. Dependent
upon SPANS success IN securing the re-
q11s1ts money. By borrowing il. or by
taxation. CT n some other way known
To Senior Canoyas del Castillo.
The financial straits OF Spain IN these
times are unsxampied IN any other Eu-
ropesn country. she has mortgzzad
nearly all her available resources. she
must plunge deeper and yet deeper into
debt Il she persists IN carrying On the
war against Cuba II. at the end Of that
war. her treasury be not wrecked. her
credit gone. her power % taxation ex-
hausted. and her monarchy PROSTATE. il
viii be because something is 30 happen
which no rlaa can predict