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The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-15

In the language OF Butte minister
England hasn't made a royal seizure
n several days.
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-15

millions. Garfield was a republican.
Henry w. Slocum, who died few
months ago, was a democrat. He was
a West Pointer. He advanced from the
rank of captain TO that Of major gen.
eral; he commanded a wing of Sher-
mans army on the march to the sea;
by the way, Foraker was on Slocum's
staff.
General Slocum shared Garfeld's
view as to the maximum on pensions
he was frequently heard on the ques-
ton in congress and. elsewhere. Just
the same. the pensiofs appropriations
have reached an hnual total more
than three times tn Nillions marked
by these distinguiy led 4 adiers.
There are demagosEs who when
there was war. did put themselves
in service which rm$pt possibly have
won them a pension btt who rush in at
any time to vote pensions for the dis
tant relatives of those who saw service.
once again somebody has heard the
roar OF artillery somewhere In Cuba
and concludes that heavy fighting Is In
progress. The. announcement to this
effect is followed, of course, by the as
surance that the insurgents are 10
blame for all the plundering, destroy
ing crops burning houses. tearing up
railroad tracks and doing mischief gen.
orally. 1t is high time the Spaniards
did something, but Havana does not
credit them with any work except the
winning of alleged victories. The world
can be put in prompt possession OF all
that concerns the latest happenings In
innermost Southern Africa but II is
impossible to get trustworthy news
from little Cuba
The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-15
FOR SALE


HOTEL, FOR SALE-THE BEST HO-
tel in Montana; doing a land office bus
iness. over so rooms: solid brick build
ing with bar and club room; long lease.
cheap rent and good location; is for
sale II taken on or before March !. 1896;
price. 1850; the buyer can double the
money in 10 months. For particulars in
ouire of w. +. Cobban & Co.. No. 30 w.
Granite street. Butte.
FOR sALE-CIGAR AND CoNFEC-
tionery store. cheap; best location in
town: good reason for selling. Inquire
at Is East Park street, Butte.
FOR SALE-26-ROOM FURNISHED
boarding house and bar fixtures, with 80
steady boarders; also a 36-room lodging
house nicely furnished. steam heat and
electric lights. centrally located. Mon
tana Realty & Collection Agency, room
3 II w. Broadway, Butte.
FOR sALE-GooD-PAYIN SALOON
on East Park street. near Main. Inquire
at Standard Office. Butte.
FOR sALE-CHEAP. SECOSD-HAND u
machinery: lot of betting. lot OF i2-lo
.-T- rails: also one burglar PROOF safe
George Lewis. room ! upstairs. 10 >
Main. Butte.
FOR SALE-LEADING DRUG STORE
IN live Montana town of 1900: stock
$4,000: sales. SIS 200 Address Drugs
care Standard. Anaconda
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LEG AL NOTICES.

IN THE Supreme Court OF tie District
or Columbia, the 9th day OF March.
iSS6.-BeIlC Parker kirkpatrick KS. Charles
motion Of the piaintiif. by MI AInert
SiiierS, her solicitor. il Is ordered IEat TIE
defendant. Charles ". Kirkpatrick. cause
his appearance Ia be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring fort \
days after this day; otherwise the cause
VIII he proceeded with a in case of default.
The hjfCi of this suit Is 10 obtain an
absolute divorce on the grounds uf deser-
tion. II is this 9th day Of March ordered
that the above notice be published in The
Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
inGion Times once a week for three sue
CeSSivc weeks lie fore said day.
BY the Court:
A. b. HAGNER. Justice. &c.
True copy. Test:
j. Z. YOUNG, Clerk. &c.
ma.4n-.if -nn x
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Southern Railway.
PIEDMoNT AIR LINE.)
cschcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1895,

tsclcoule 10 erect Jan. 6, 1881
All trains arrive and leave al Pennsylya
MA pa ssenger sta tion.
Sa- m m--Daily local for DanvIIle connects
st Manassas for Strasburg, daily except
Sunday, and at Lynchburg with the Nor
5olk ana western, daily. and with the Ches-
epeake ana Ohio. daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge
IL . a. m.-Daily, the UNITED STATES
FAST Ma IL. carries Pullman Buffet Slepp-
erS, New Ork and Washington 10 Ia cLson-
Vile, uniting a Charlotte with Pullman
hlceiler Tor uEgSta, also Pullman Sleeper
New ork TO New q Jeans. via MONTGOMERY.
connecting al Atlanta with Pullman Sleen.
erS for BTInln CHA m. Memphis and ST oo3e
Ol p. m Local for Front RoyaI, Riyer-
ton ana SIra shurS. daily. except Sunday
4;od p. m-Daily. local for harloftesvIlIe
1o.Oo p m--Dahy, NEW YORK Ann
fLOhIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED Phi.
man compartment ana ODserYation sIeeninu
gu Saas neM oIh 70 ~ augustine. Pullman
and Augusl2. kestlbuled day coach Wass..
ia ailsbury 10 ST. Augustine.
l0:43 p. m.-Daily, MASHINGTOAr ANN
EOlIHN rs EhA SIlBULED. LINZ
3TED, composed Of Pullman vestibnIed
Pullman sleepers New York To ASbeViiIs
and Hot Springs, n C. ana Neyv YorL, ro
memphis, wa Birmingham. New iorE Ia
GtM ,0IedhS Ntd Auania and AOnt gonerT
NesHbuied day coach. Washington 10 4 =,
iislsea; S0ulhern Railway dining car, Greene
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON Ann
OHIO DIVISION leave Washingfon O .11I a
an daily anu 4-io p m. daily, excenf Sun
nSe ne y ana . 20 ii m Sundays only, for Ronnd
nm 80 ll- In. daily, except Sunday. for
Leesours- and $50 p. IN. daily for Hern,,,noooi ooi
Returning. arrive az Washington - y III ~
and 800 b. an dai!y. from Round HiIf r. .nd II
: O6 q. IN. daily, except Sunday from Harnna ana
oon. aud S.34 a. N. daily. except SundaT.
from Leesburg. @S'
through Trans from the South arrive as
washington AZ a. M, AS a. M 2. 20 n
fn' ana : 40 D. IN, daily, Mana ssas diyis.
son. lO:OO a. IN, daily, except SUNDAY ana
$40 q. ~, daily. from ChariotteSyiIle - -
Tickets. sleeping car Reservation and IN.
formation furnished at offices 81 and son
Pennsylvania avenue. and at PennsylvanIa
Railroad Passenger Station.
w. III. GREEN, Gen. Supt
D NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
l A. 6 RtSn IA ~ Le..ss go - -
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Schedule IN effect December /. 1898.
Leave Washington from sta ton corner of
New Jersey avenue and street
Limited traifiS ii.30 a. m M s 20 p. m.
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and lndianap-
oils, Ees;lbuled Limited S4o y. III, ex'
For PittsbaTg and Cleveland, express
daily IL 80 a. IN. and 8. 20 p. IN.
FOR Lexington and Staunjon, 80 n. m
For Winchester aIid way stations, b5.3O
For Luray, Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
hDONyille. Chattanooga. Memphis. and
New Orleans. $40 p IN. daily; sleeping
cars through.
Fer Lurag, 3:45 p. m. daily.
For baltimore week days, 800, $50,
x6;6e, N7:e9. X7:l5, xs:O6, $50, 1880.
71yI;5o' 71I6 },d & d'9 & g.; M, n y %l2;I9; XI2:39'
z5:l0, .N5:SG, 5:35, X6:26.' Gao, xs:O0.
BID, X9.oJ, NIO:U0, ll:I5. xll:5c d. m,
and i2:ol, night. sundayS. N6.5U, XT:Ou
S.3o. NS:G0. Xiu:e0 a. M XI2:lO, xl2:3O.
800, X3-OO, 3-25, 4-32. X5:U5. X5:IO.
e:30, XS:30. XS;gO. lO:UO. All-50 p. m.;
9l2:01, night
For Anaapons 7:IO and $50 Z. m; 12.15
snd 4 % D. III. Sundays, $50 a. IN, 4:32
FOR Frederick. c9,oo. 1880, bll:8o a.
m.. c1 10, b4:3O. h5:3O p. ~
For HaEHrstown, Dll:3O a m, and b5:3O
For Boyd aud way points, bs:4o, c1o:25
For ,galllcrs9urg and way points,
b6 30 bS 90 a; m, DI2:5O, b3:20, b4:33,
A.ab ~.
For Washington Junction aud way points
cS;OO, D9.3O q. m. CHS p. IN. Express
trains Stopping at principal stations
only, b4 30, hl.3n y. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Az lI3ills illuminated win flutscu light
For philadelphia, New York Boston and
the East, week "a Sc, 4 90 Dining Car, 500,
SlO:OO a. n. Dining Car, also. 1856
Dining Carr. 3-uU. l5.O5 Dining Carr 300
p. NJ, llz:Vl, night, Sleeping Car. open at
40 O'Clock Sunda ys), zoo Dining Carr,
sSoO a. nl.. Dining Cart, (123O DininS
Car, 800. 5.O5, Dining Car; 5 zoo, Ii2:0f
MSht, Sleeping Car open Tor passengers
1UOO p. nll
BCIfet 'arior Cars on all day trains.
ZOE Atlantic CITY. 1000 aud 1870 a m
1S.3o p. NJ Sundays, 4.55 a. M, I2:3o
p 10.
bEKoept Sunday aDaily. cSuUday only.
<ENpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by UnIon Transfer
Company, on orders left at ticket ofrices
6tS Pennsylvania avenue NV. New VorI.
avenue aud Fifteenth street, and ar Dennt
L B. CAMPBELL CHAs a. SISTg PoI'
zen Manager. Gen. Pass. Art
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The Times Branch Offices.

TheTimes'"LittIeN News Merchants"
can secure their supply of AiOrnIng
branch offices
Frank Smith. 4th and G SITS. NV.
NJ Men uity, 1886 18th st NV.
H Hsge, 2I53 Pa. ave- NV.
Joseph Linden, 4O6 sth st. Sc.
W. +. Mackay, 600 III st. ne,
Joseph Petignat, 600 7th st sw.
w. E. Lumsford, I242 32d st. NV.
John Haynes, 2O22 7th st. NV.
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eIhEEIc-
In Effect january q. 1890
1920 a M. PENNs YLyAHiA 1N,;.,lI,I LIN LIN.
ing aud Observation Cans, har lsouIs
20 Chicago. Cincinnati: lnclaps DO ,,sa. ss
PboqIS; boq5r aF SigVeIARsq, 80 sarrisbarc sha toe'
roSo a a. M. ~ FAST fINE.-Punman
BarIet PaTloF Car 10 Harrisburg. Parior
and Dining ais. Harrisburg TO Pittsbrrg;
RAn % NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
XPkESr.-Pdlinlln Buffet P2-lor Car
90 Harrisburg. sleeping ana Dininf Cars
harrisburg 10 ~ Louis. ihcliihSAi' LOUIS
10 r. NJ. WEsTEES EMPRESS
Pullman Ss,rping Car 10 Chicago and
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining car TO
10 r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PRfSs-P aiInISn Sleeping and Dining
Cars 10 81. Louis. and Sleeping Car.
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati -
lO.AG r. RI PACIFIC EMPRESS
Pullman Steering Car 10 PittsbGrg.
g,6O A. M. ior Kane. Canandaigua.
RohceSJcr :l:ld Niagara Falls. c2iiT. ez-
cept Sunday.
1870 a M. for EInlira and Renova.
daily. except Sunday. For WiIliamsporL
daily. 3 40 o. m
G.1OF NJ. for Willlamsport. Rochester.
buffalo anG Niagara Fails, daily. except
Saturday, With Sleeping Car washinE Etor
60 Suspension Fridge, via Buffalo
aO.4O p. NJ. for Erie. Cenandaigua
Rochester ihlTfalo and Niagara FalIs
daily Sleeping car Washington 10 Elnlira~
For Philadelphia, New York and the
400 M CONGRESSIONAL LIN
ITED."-DAiiy. all Parlor Cars. with
Dining Car from Baltimore. Regular at
T:05 Dining Carl. 20. 800, 1000 Din
ing Carr, 1908 dining Carr and IL 90
Dining Car from Wilmington A, M.
1245. 3:l5. 4:20, $40. 1000 and IL SO
P ii. on sunday. o5 DINING Carr,
GDining cag rom wilmingtOnl ;M; 1919, e,
For Philadelphia only. Fast Express. so
A. %eekdSdYs wee Sad q 6kPFeNsS d2o dsily ~fs1 fdf
Boston Without change. Z so A. M. week
DAYS. and 81 , p. NJ. daily.
tfoF taItim@Fe 6d so; % a. 10 9n1 20 f 90
~ I2 i2.i5.i246 i5i &.o1. Sis. 5. 40. ~ "a 20 20
Iinitcd1 J. 4.20. 4.36, 40. sos, $40,
P&2 61 6SsS sanos} ~ ob. J. 20 20 sSo s9s sos' Ts
1905, lg.aos 90 A NJ, l2.lb. 1.i5.
and Il35 L NJ
For Pope Greed; Line, = 20 a. m and f. SO
F6r hnnapds m a4liE 'a?. 55. sG0 ssg1aay m 1918 and
$40 y. n daily, except Sunday. Sun
DAYS 500 co., ~ ian and 429 RIopp. p m r
! for Jacksonville and ST. Augustine, lO:4 "a
: %. IN. week days. Express for Richmond.
points on 4 Atlantic Coast Line, 40 a O.
80 4. m. daily. Richmond and Atlanta.
$40 p. m. daily. Richmond only, lO,s7
a. ne. week days
Accommodation for QuaniIcN, T45 a m
daIly, and / % y. m. week DAYS
Fo5 AieYYaapsdrla Ya 40, $50. LAB, $40,
$40, 4.25, 500, 5.37, 6.l5, s.u2. 10. 10,
and 1I.29 y. ~ On Sunday al 30, z as
S46 q. L.. 45, els, s .02. and 10. 10
, .. n.
leave Alexandria for Washington, 6.Ob,
6.43, 1-o9 500. 8. 10. ldI5, 1O.2S a. m.
1-0o' z-t5. s 90, 3;23; BOO, $50; G.I3;
1 On Sunday al 6.43, $40. 1928 a. IA
2.1b, b-3o. : 20. 7.2O. $40 and lOba
Pm.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and q
streets and at the station Sixth and +
StTc3tS. where orders can he left for The
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
e. M. PROVOST JR woon
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger A rent.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOsALs FOR Marble. "

PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE. WOOD
and metal wOTk-Office OF Building for
Library OF Congress, Washington, ID. c.,
March Is, 1896. Separate sealed proposals
viii be received at this office until O'Clock
p. m. on TUESDAY. the seventh day OF
April. 1896, and opened imn. eGtJtcly there
atlcr IN presence OF bidders for furnishing
anI delivering tie following materials and
work. namely /. arb!e floor thing for
The two west curtains: =, mosaic IlGorA
Tor main starr han and three corner pavil-
ions. 3. marble AMI granite floor tor south
curtain, 4. miscv,la neOus woodwork. :,
bronze ana iron park lamp posts and lamps.
specifications. general inst rICtiOnS aud cor.
dniOns. and blank forms or proposal may be
ODiaiiitd on application 10 tins oIIIc,
BERNARD X. GREEN.
SUpeTlntenGe and Engineer.
mr. / 3 2B-.s3-.-,.1-. = 50.
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PERSONALS.


NINE. FRANCIS. card reader and
trance mcoium, gives life from cradle
to grave. 25c and 50c: hours TO 9; 324
East Capitol ST. mr30-3t
DA ANCING taught privately, 81; any
iour uaify TO p. m; Class, So for
eight lessons; lady teachers; private resi-
dence; refs. Address QUICK METHOD,
this office. mb27-Tt-em
WITH the advent OF Easter you'll
"tog up" OF course; good thing to
know about the splendid custom made
suits aud overcoats. "a little worn" that
We are selling for near nothing: JUSTli'S
OLD STAND 619 d stsnsf. mh23-l w-em
Nj. II. ESTER. a sLnw. General
lobbing gardener; cards. mh27-3t-em
SCIENII ETC palmislry; highest ref
erence; from ] o 10 o. 737 9Th st. Re
moved from 800 2th-st- mr27 2w
NM ST. ROSE world-traveied
consulted on all affairs or life. 719 21st
ST. NV. s@ mT27-7t
LA DIES dining paFIor connected with
the Evans dining rooms is now agaii
serSed 4 9pfh th best pa % msbs
Special orders oa2 spas2 = : Fsats st. NV NV"
fk mh21-1 4t-em
SO CENTS DOwN-New credit sys
tiers. table llen' - rH ware ban pH
qget lamps na tdlia han ke Quilts dec9Ea.sd
NORTHEAST CREDIT HOUSE. 1910 II
ne: 0Den TIL y .. M. ..--4. mr6-lm0
FNOH. SLA Il ,CIItrN oyant, tells you.
disposition, dmUltions, hopes. fears
wishes, love affairs, business Geals, lost or
stolen property: causcs speedy marriage;
brings separated Iogrtker removes spells,
evil influences: tells sTerSthins for Soc:
hours, 10 TO s.; open Sunday. 4o3 II ST.,
bet IL and 9Th sts.-sw, nb1O- m-em
II ALEE, True medium. tells life from
cradle To grave; also business and
love affairs, lost or ST olen property; friends
and enemies. and how to avoid trouble:
removes evil influences, gives COED luck.
etc; 20 and 5U Ccats; hours. s. 10 s.. $50
Il st. NV. mhS.lmo
DIR. TAYLOR. 900 + ST. NV. makes
lull sets OF teeth for So; satisiaC tioD
guaranteed; lccth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81: amaleam, 5oc. se4-tf
LA DIES pe,ulns tcDfidchtiai treat
nlcnt. \ sale and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irrcgulari-
Ties, tuiiior, cancer. opium habit. risIula.
etc. separate ICOGiS fCr patients before
and during confinement, anu lind homes
for infants if Ice uifcd. Strictly CODIiCCn-
tial. MkS. DIR. REM Err, 10 Fourth ST.
ne, near L. Capitol g., Washington. ID. Z.
ie3-tf
j II. w A LIZ EE SONS. aU4 lOTr 81.
NV, carpet lining, fcitS, fire BRICK and
cray ,asDe>tOS, ,pai:ItS. brushes. !iInC. .CCment,
Two and three ply roofing material. up2l II
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FOR SALE-GranIte paving blocks

FOR SALE-Grante paving blocks
frcFosaIs will be received by the
undersigned Tor the whole or any Part OF
800. 600 secondhand granite blocks from
a street railway track in Washington II.
C The blocks are OF good shape. and IN
good condition. and run about fOrty-twO 10
I-Ic square Yari. Address T.. SAAI,a
Street Ry. Contractor, office, Central
Power Station: Yard. 123 q ST. ne;
telephone, l010, Washington, u. c.
nr2514t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

$50 REV n RD-A reward of $50
II offered ICr the arrest aud COnEic-
ton, or Information leading to the arrest
ami conviction, Of any person found inn
properly ID possession or any lanterns,
tafpauhnS. picks, bars, axes. hammers
hand axes, So VS., ShovclS barrowS. tenn
poraTy track rails. switches or fogS, or
other tools, implements or appliances. or
property or mdtrrial OF any Klnu used IN
the business of the undersigned. For
marks OF idcntifiCa ion, etc, address r.
SANTOk, street railway contractor OF
flee. Central power station: yard, 123 q
Il ne: Telephone, 1040, Washington, d c.
mr2S l2t-ex sun
TIE annual election OF directors for
me Washington Safe Deposit Com
pany Will he held on the 24th day OF
A pril. A. D., 1896. SAM CROSS, Sec
retaTy. mh25-l mo
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FOR RENT-SuBURgAN.

TO let for term of years-A beautiful
country home on the Potomac River L
viii lease TO the right and responsible
parties, on very reasmi;the terms, Ben
venue most delight fully situated coun-
try home on the Potomac River, twenty
miles from Washington fsD;short distance
from Gunston landing; steamers every day;
house containing thirteen rooms, in first
class order; water and bath in house; ex-
cellent carriage house, cl.cken and other
including in ali from thirty-five to fifty
acres OF 9a!; highly elevated: river front
Just ihc ce for some one who wishes 10
lead IL 1Gtst and retired life. This prop
erty adjoins he wcli-known Gunston Hal; ;
boating. bathing, fishj4E,s and hunt ing
references exchanged. For particulars adj
dress JOSEPH SPECHT, Gunston Hall Va.
mh2S-3f.em
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FOR SALE-HOTSES.

FOR SALE-Pretty six-room and bath,
bay-winuow brick, large concrete GET
lar; cost $3.50. viii sell Tor $3.50; as
sumo trust of 81 500. pay $3.50 cash, and
$500 in monthly instruments; and YOU may
have it; Iookat it today. JOHN F PARET,
14l1 q st. n!r29-tf
FOR SALE-I have just the place you
want, lot iTXlO0 feet; has side dud rear
alley. The house has concrete cellar, fur
uace, 6 rooms and bath; east front on 9TH
ST. ne, two squares from Columbia cable
cars. You can buy it with a small leash pay
meat and $40 per month, including interest.
Inquire of S. CARR, 1850 Md. ave. ne
mh2S-3tem
FOR SALE BIB q st. Entirely
new; handsomely finished. electric bells,
cabinet nantes, cartridge papers, etc,
cheapest and best Groom and cellar house
in the ne. section large lot; stable built
Tor purcha ser II desired; terms TO suit; look
at this house before buying: must be sold
at once; house open ana Waterman on
premises who will give all information.
mh2S 3t-em
FOR SALE-For 500 cash l can sell
a big bargain in q nice 2-StOry aud large
Gated, northwest, close TO markets,
schools, car lines, etc, must be
seen to be appreciated; parlor. reception
hall dining-room. china closet, open CRATE
large pantry, fine Kitchen and good range
on st floor; } nice chambers and bathroom
feet deep 10 left. alley: title good; price
S4.750. o. NJ. BRYANT, owner, Warder
Bldg, 9th and T SIS NV. mh2I -3t,em
FOR SALE-TwO-story bay window.
brick; eight rooms and bath; III. j.;
handsomely papered; good yard; 14l5
Columbia ST., between o and stS. Apply
at 229 l3th ST. sw.. second floor. ma2S-}t
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DUNCAN son RROS. Auctioncers

DUNCAN SON BROS, Auctioneers-
FALJA BILE DWELLING HOUSES WITH
STORES, No. III ELEN EN- III 81 itr.E.L
NORTHWEST; ALS0THEFOUR-STo
BRICK I0G2 EIGHTH STREET SOUTH
EAST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Blythe etiIrccilonoIlheO owner we Willoifer
at public auction in front of the premises,
on FRIDAY. Arm 3, 1886, at o'c.Cck
D. m, lot ten tlcl In Walls subdivision or
square three hundred and thirty five C335l.
Loo lSXS5 10 10 foot alley; three story
! brick, A0rc in basement. and frame stable
Ia rear. Last rental was $50. So $50. first
trust, pa yable December ., 1897, Is now
! on the property.
Also on the same day, in front OF the
premises, at . O'Clock p. m, we VIII sell
NJ public auction, pan of original lot six
t6l, square nine hundred and SIX t9O6b,
facing twcnt y-nine t29D feet ten Cl0l inches
on Eighth street southeast, with an irregu-
lar cepth; four story brick, store IN base
ment. Present and past rental for several
years, $50. $1,000. first trust, payable
October 10, 1900, is now On the property.
Termso sale: Amount over first trust, i'll
each case. half cash balance III three months
al q FER cent per annum from day OF ale,
NecuredbyGeedoft oftruSt on the property sold,
or all cash at the option of the purchaser.
A deposit or $500 required at lime OF sale.
All ConvcyancinE, etc, al purchaser 5 cost
Terms OF sale to he complied with in ten
ID ys from day OF sale.
mr26 ,27 q 80. .31ap1 ,2,3
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HORSES. HORSES-75 head TO be
sold Saturday, March 2S, 10 O'Clock:
/ iroiterS, fine drivers; all good workers.
MAG8ATH * kENNELLY, Auctionccrs,
l2jh ST. and Ohio ave. mr2?-4t
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LOST-Pdpers long envelope, addressed.
J. Send to address or this office. F w
SEARIE nnrOQ-2t
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FOR SALE can sell you a beautiful
new house at Broo kHnd or monty pay
ments. near the electric cars and has
eral lots al s.argaIn ITice>; one fine corner
lot for S15C GRACE NJ. THOMAS, 100
.CorCeran Bul.Ging E....s mh2S-3t en-
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LOST

LOST S25 reward; wed or stolen, a
large brown dog with white breast
and pa wS; answers 10 name OF Rex; tag
No. All The above re ward viii be paid
for return; If stolen, $25 additional will he
raid for arrest and conviction of thief. +.
Y Z PRESTON. 3 il 81. NJ mr29- 81
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For EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
ExCH A NC E-ProfcsSorn music viii
exchange handsome SlT5 Wilcox *
White organ for No. l safety lady's or
gents bicycle; grand chance 10 obtain .
lfigi-grade organ Address PROF, this
office. 1t
FOR ExCH a NC E-A nice 5-raom
house IN the best part OF Sw., III eN-
change for good lot IN the sc. Apply at
422 I'd ST. sw- mh2S-It-etn
FOR ExCHA HANGE-A 81 ,200 dia-
mond bracclei 70 exchange for realty.
Address DIAMOND, this office.
mh27-5t-em
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LOST-A Scotch collie pup, near corner
of 3th and I'll SITS. ne. Suitable re-
ward if returned to 1899 | 81. ne
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Auction Sales

c. q. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, l407
q. street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMP PRoVED
PROP ERTY. ON LIE ROY PLACE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue or a certain deed OF trust,
dated the twenty-fifth day of October,
1890. and duly recorded in liber 1889
folio 10l ct seq, one OF the land records
of the District OF Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, we
Will offer for sale at public auction, iii
front OF premises, ,on Monday, april sixth,
1896. at o'c,ock p. m., The following de-
scribed real estate, situate i'll The county
of Washington, District of Columbia, and
known and described as the west twenty
five (25D feet front, by the depth of The
lot. OF lot numbered seyenty-ihree (73)
of the subdivision 10y L. K. Tuttle et al, OF
a part or the Widows Mite, as said subdl-
vision is recorded in the office OF The sur
veyor OF the District of Columbia In liber
county No. g." folio SO. The piece
OF land hereby conveyed containing 2,750
square feet of ground more or less. Terms
easy, and made known at time OF sale.
deposit OF 500 required at time CT
sale.
PERCY f. CLARKE,
LIE ROY FUTILE, JR.,
mr26-eodts Trustees.
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LOST So, COO in cash free by the
''kiS-Me" Gum Co. Save "Kis- Me"
Nra %
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LOST reyhound mouse color; tail curl
ed on back; nickel collar. Reward fre-
turned TO l &c ID st. NV mh27-3t EN-
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w = NTED D-For cash PURCHASERS, Sa-
loon, groceries, lunch rooms, pool rooms,
livery stables, cigar stores, coal yards,
drug stores, etc. BUSINESS EXCHAN NtiE,
q1S r st mr2o-2t
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FOR SALE -M1scELLASEnrs

FOR SAEE-HorSC; good worker aud
good driver, S25. Rear OF, 204 Pa ave.
Sc. mr30-3I
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MANTEn-ROOMS.

w ANTED MISUNDERSTANDING
comfortable home with Il Christian
family: near the Soldiers Home preferred;
terms nor to exceed SIS per month; will be
permanent il suited. Address QUIET,
lhis office. mr29-3t
NTED Two 2d-story fur rooms
ON CapIlOI Hill, for light housekeeping.
by young man and vile. Address J. "
ROBERTS, 3I6 e NV. mar2S-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY store, zoos L. st. NV, stock
and good will, oil 'ank, large ice box,
Sho wcaScs, etc: reasons for selling, other
business. Six room dwelling and stabla:
rent $50 mr2a- 81