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Under and by virtue OF a certain deed II
trust, dated the twenty-second day OF
March, SS4, and recorded on the invent =
second day Of March, 1 S94, In Liber $40:
al Iono 329, one OF the land records Of the
district OF Columbia and M the request OF
the party secured thereby, default having
occurred IN the payment Ot the indebted
ness secured thereby, the untle Isigne.I
trustees VIII sell at public auction; in front
OF the premises On THURSDAY, the ELEV.
ENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1897. at
3: 80 O'Clock y. ui. all that Piece or Parcel
of land and premises situate In the county
or washington, District OF Columbia and
designated as part OF sIHallwOod's snir
division OF part Of ''Wbitena Ten' and st.
fmnp ana Jacob" described by mstes
and bounds as follows. BEGINNING On the
easterly side Of the Conduit road 1t a
point measured south 70 degrees OF min
utes, east 50 feet from "A stone nltTked
Nv. A.-126,' planted on said easterIy
side or the Conduit road, and running
thence south % degrees, O3 minutes east
IL feet; thence north 81 degrees, Al n4in-
utes east 81 i = feet. thence north 80
degrees, OF minutes west 1906 feet. md
thenCe south so degrees, % minutes west
same being improved by twO-stoFy six
room dwelling, chicken house, wOOdsned,
well, pump, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-AH cash. A deposit
or 81 so VIII he required at the time Of
sale, and the terms OF sale TO be complied
sale, otherwise the property will be resOld
at the risk and Cost OF the defaulting pur-
chaser. CODye yancing, &c, at purchas-
JACKSON H. RALsToN, Trustee.
Wash. Loan and Trust Building
FREDERICK l.. SlDDONS, Trustee,
Wash Loan and Trust Building.
nO4-d&ds
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JUST FOR FUN.

"'They say that Poetry is dying
Yes; but, unfortunately, the poets
aren't
Sinith-Seeing is believing.
Jnnes Not always 1t depends often upon
what paper you see 1t in. Chicago News.
Wick wire Really, now, you don't be
lieve the poor are growing poorer?
Nudge know they are Look at me.
I haven't hslfthe money had on pa day.
Indianapolis Journal.
Inqdiring Boy-some Of the towns in
my geography Is in big letters and some
i'm little letters. What's that for, pop?
Pop Ia theatrical manager) The towns
in small letters are only one-night stands
New York Weekly.
SO Very Rude.-"Im not going to that
female barber shop AGAIN. There's a
deuced rude girl there, don't you know
What did she say"
why, she looked at my mustawsh and
awskcc me IL wouldn't have it sronged
OF or rubbed in. Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cowardly Vengeance "stryker must lie
OF a revengeful disposition.
"Why?"
You remember that Miss Aughty who
snubbed him No at the lake?"
yes"
Vel, he's married her."-Chicago Jour
nal.
Yes, dear, met your father ard told
him that l wanted to talk with him as
one mar with another
And"
well. that was the kind Of talk got
With all the temper he has, am sure
he would never have used such Ian
guage in talking to woman. '-lndianap-
oils Journal.
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BURIAL OF GEN. BETANcouRT.
His Assassin Jacobin Named Mar
cellino de Mello.

Rio Janeiro, Brazil, Nov. s.-The funera al
war, who was killed at the time of the UNI
successful attempt on the life of President
Moraes last Friday, was one of the most
remark able In the history of Brazil. After
impressive services Saturday the body of
the minister was laid at rest. The body was
preceded 10 the cemetery by the national
flag, and was followed by President No
raes, the members of the cabinet and many
other high officials. Forty thousand people
were gathered la the streets and In the
cemetery.
Because of articles on the attempted as
sassinatiop OF the President hostile to the
government, which appeared In an opposi-
ton newspaper, the editors have been
forced 10 close their office aud leave the
city. Police are now guarding the hers
paper offices.
The Senate has passed resolutions OF con-
dolcnce in connection with the attack on
President Moraes and the death of Gen.
Betancourt.
Tie city is quiet and orderly. The streets
are strongly patroled, and the garrison
is held in constant readiness. President
Moraes has issued a proclamat ion lamenting
the crime, but declaring that IL will not
cause hn, to swerve a hairs breadth in
the fulfillinent of his constitutional mission.
Col. Moraes, who was with the president
at the time of the outrage, Sd VS. many letters
has been received recently threatening the
Presidents life. The official organ de-
clares that the crime was the result of
a l,olit icnl conspiracy.
The name pf the ASA Scir MArCpIlinO
de McIle. He has been associated with
the Jacobins, several az whom have been
arrested.
At Santo Spirito forty Jacobins at
tackled a party of Italians recently, Kill
ing eight. The Italian minister has made
a formal protest, and demands that troops
be sent 10 the scene, as il is evident that
tie police are unable TO MAINTAIN order.
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RICHARD CROKER RESTING.
Tammany Leader and His Friends
in the Virginia Mountains.

Hot Springs. Va, Nov. S.-Richard Gro
ker, accompanied by Randolph Guggen-
heimer, presidentelect OF the Greater
New York council; Col. Asa Bird Gardiner,
district attorue elect; Miles NJ. O'Brien.
and Senator Ihouias F. Grady arrived
here from New York yesterday morning.
They expect 10 reiilain week, ut least.
Mr.. Croker is ia good health and excel
lent spirits
Mr.. Croker obtained more genuin. rest
yesterday than he has had at any time
since the campaign began. He spent the
day quietly in his room in the New Home
stead Hotel. He ate with the members OF
his party, but they saw little OF him at
any either time. Mr.. Guggenheimer took
a walk: Col. Gardiner spent the day read
ing, and Mr.. O'Hrien and Senator Grady
smoked and chatted about the Virginia
mountains. The distinguished party I'm
tend TO enjoy good rest, and thus far
have had little &c say on political topics.
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A. the schemes OF the monetary ooInmis
sion" gradually unfold, and they are no;
few ia one way or another, il is gun.
plain that out OF many plans there il but
single purpose ami that is 10 collect
Wall streets campaign Debt of 1896, ia q
fixed gold standard with plenty Of bonds
Mr.. John L BulIitt an eminent financisr
OF the cNtrel1e gold sort, writes To the
''cOIaIisSiUn," recommending retirement
of all outstanding currency, Amounting "a
by 2 pei cent gold bonds. According to
Mr.. Bullilt's Scheuit there, then, would BE-
but one kind of currency, national bank
notes, redeen;,hle al the bank OF issue nd
bans Of reserve. In other respects TIE
details IL the proposition vary slightly
frolh Secretary Cages raid lpon the money
of tn Constitution, hut not enough for
sepsrate liscussh5E. Recognition of THE
fact that the elections of this month me IN
raid growth Of binietallisn since list
November, there is The activity Of despera
tioE auonE all gold and bond interests 10
bring matters TO an issue, and TO bay or
lully something through the Congress,
that VIII fIA the gold standard and prp-
vide for new Understanding debt, while
vet the Hanna Influence is on top in Wash
meton very interesting struggle 10
that end may ho hooked for at the next
session, and IT viii be strange indeed IL
there is lot more than the usual amount
OF money afloat here for some montas
after TIE meeting in December.
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ENLISTED MEN OF THE NAVY.
Onc-Year sailors VIII Re Compelled
TO Give Longer Service.

Annapolis, Nd, Nov. S.-Thecc Is ru
NOR at the Naval Academy that at the
beginning of next year the special sery-
ice" men who enlist for one year VIII be
compelled TO ship for three years. This is
return to the old custom, when sailors
were required ID enlist for the longer pc
rod. Under this proposed change a number
of sailors who have families tn Annapolis
would be in danger of being sent abroad
fer three years. At present their duties are
confined 10 the Naval Acade on sum
meT practice cruise or an occasional trip
To Norfolk.
According 10 the marks of tine october
examination. Naval Cadet Henry Williams.
of Maryland. led in mathematics and in
physics, standing No. l in both branches;
Cadet William +. Cronan, OF Connecticut
was first In seamanship; George l.. Smith,
of New Hampshire, first in navigation. and
Clarence A Adele, of Massachusetts first
in gunnery. These are in the first class
The leaders ia the second class We're: In
mathematics, John t. Beckner, Kentucky;
discipline, Samuel b. Thomas. appointe d
at large; steam and physics, Henry II. his
sci, of New York. A number OF the .ncond
class failed i'm steam.
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Following the statement of Mr.. Bryan
published in New York on Sunday, Mr..
Matthew Marshall the able financial writer
FOR t'n New York Sun. aud an extreme
monometallist. i'm his weekly financial re
REV his morning took practically the
same ground as to the lessons OF the cleo
lions, as did Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Marshall be
Beves that when, Notwithstanding the
desperate efforts made last year 10 avert
the ir mediate free coinage Of silver, g.
BOO, 00J votes were cast for 1t. while many
Of tie 100000 votes against it, notori
ously were saved on the promise alone of
International bimeta,lism, the himstalliSts
were Justified in keeping up their fight.
Now ne recognizes the growth Ofthe silver
sentiment, since IL became apparent that
tlie Republican position on the issue neither
was assumed nor has been maintained I'm
good faith. fIe instances Kentucky, which
has reversed its verdict Of 1896, and com
PEELED Tie leading gold brick Journal Of the
State to recant and promise support Of
the Chicago platform In order tn save itself
FROM loss of al it's readers. Ohio, too, tha
home OF Hanna the manager, and McKin-
hey, the advance agent, may send n silver
Senator to the Congress this year. New
York has faced about. ''In fact" sass
Mr.. Marshall 1.-THE aggregate popular vote
cast on Tuesday is nearly as large for
silver az that IN the same territory was
against II in $50. No wonder, then, that
Mr. Bryan expects and confidently predicts
success for silver In 1907
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COL. ROBERT BYRD LEWIS DEAD
Was President of the Confederate
Veterans Union.

Col. Rolert Byrd Lewis. who returned h.
Washington about a week ago after four
months absence in search of a climate more
coIrgcniai TO his health, died at his home,
2I31 4 street northwest, yesterday after
noon. Tic had been i'll for mere than a
year.
Col. Lewis was fifty-SiX years old. He
was a reat-cre at era ndson of Betty Wash
ington, tie fsNorite sister Of Gen. Geor Re
WashiD gton. wh,. was the wife OF Col. Field
ing Lewis. He graduated from William and
Mary Coll, re. He was a lawyer, and
served with distinction as Confederate
soldier Though the lat war. Since the war
he has practiced his profession in this city.
Col. Lewis was president of the Confed-
crate Veteran Union Association of this
city. The members OF that body, among
whom there are many prominent Southern
men. greatly respected and admired him
and deen!y deplore his death.
Funeral services viii be held at his late
residence tomorrow afternoon at so'ciock.
The interment viii take place at Shepherds
town. W Va. on Wednesday. Thu honorary
palIbcarclE Will be James T. BriScoe. Dr.
A. Tinslcr, Magnus s. Thompson. Major
X. White Hunter. Leigh Robinson, Hon. A i.
Leo Knott, Major Holmes Conrad, and Will
liam A. Gordon. The active pailbearers
will be Conway Robinson, Or. T. Byrd Har-
rison, A. L. Tinslcy. W. v. 4. Berry, Ben
Jamln s. Minor. L. Maurice Smith, Robert
Cook and w. /. Peabody.
A special meeting of the Confederate Vet
eran Union Association has been called to
take action on tie de ath OF Col. Lewis 1t
Will take place this evening.
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Nashville Exposition a success,

Louisville, KY. Nov. s.-The Nashville
Centennial Exposition Will be made a per-
manent affair. Herman Just, chief OF the
bureau OF publicity of the institution, was
ia the city yesterday. He stated that al
meeting Of the directors of the exposition
that course was decided upon. He said
that tie exposition had paid all debts, and
that Il would be paying inv ,stment to
Nash, vile people I'm the future.
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Fleeing ,Joy.

fFrom the Chicago POST
According to this cablegra they were
married I'm Paris yesterday" he said.
1--WE must send our congratulations at
once she returned.
by mail or CABLE" he asked.
Prom what I know of both OF them"
she replied. we onght to send them by
cable IL we wish 10 be sure that they will
be acceptable when they reach them"
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TRUSTEES, SALES.

TRUSTEE ALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
STORY DWELLING, STA BILE AND CAR
RAGE HOUSE AT CHAMBERS STA
TON, on THE GREAT FALLS ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY.
By virtue or deed of trust
recorded in liber No. 1852, folio 221.
ct seq, one OF the land records of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, and at the request ofthe
holder or the note secure thereby, we viii
sell at public auction In front OF the prem
ises, on TCESDA Y, the I'D day of NOyem-
Der A. D. 1897, at 1890 O'Clock a. m, the
following described real estate and I'm
pToyements thereon. VIZ: All OF that Ger
tain piece of land known and distinguished
as being lot numbered fourteen t14}, in
block one II, in the subdivision made by
Jacob T. Clark and John Z Hurst as parts
or White Haven and Harlem.
Terms or sale: One-third cash and the
balance IN one year from day of sale, the
purchaser giving his note for the deferred
payment, secured by deed of trust on the
property, with interest payable senli-an-
nuaily at the rate of six g per cent per
annum. A deposit of 81 90 will be required
at the time of sale. All con-cyancing and
recording OF purchasers cost. Terms of
sale To be complied with within ten days
from day of sale or the property will be
resold at the risk and cost OF purchaser.
JAS. {. SPKIGG,
FLOYD :. PATTERSON,
Trustees
nos, S,1O,13, $3.50, %
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tFrom the Chicago Post.l
''Till Won think OF me when am gomez"
he ask ed.
Il shall be glad to-" she replied, with a
sigh, If yon Will make il possible
Then he went.
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HOTEL. DIRECTORY.
- = - -.
COPLEY SQUARE HOTEL

Huntington venue and Exeter Street,
BOSTON, MASS
New Elegantly A ppointed-Strictly Firs
proof. Location unsurpassed in the citU
Three TO eight minutes from principal shop
ping centeTs, theaters, etc. merican plan,
IS 80 per day and upward. European pam
81 so per day and upward.
aui6-3 mO-eu >. RISTEER x co.
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BY virtue OF a certain dec, NJ trus,
dated April j D, 1895, and daily recorded
IN liber No 2052, at folio 10 ct seq. On,.
OF the Land Records for the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, OH MOVE MBER y, 1897 at three
O'Clock, p. m, the folio wing described
property, situate in the District of Column
bia, and designated az and being lot eighty
two to2. in Zeno Is. Rabbits subdivision
of lots one Il aud twU -, In block one
81, in the tract OF laad called Trinidad
together with the improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-All cash. A de
post or 81 90 will be required at the time
OF sale, and tine terms OF sale to be com
Piled with within ten days from the date
oi sale, other wise the property viii be re-
sold at the risk and Cost OF the de1aulting
purchaser. COnyeyancing, etc, at puT-
chasers cost.
FRANK d. FosTER.trustee.
6I5 L st. NV.
GEO. p. CHA Sc. trustee,
Equity Building, IL st. NV.
no5-d,ds
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strikers at Fever Heat.

Bellaire. Ohio, Nov. s.-The riotous DEM
onstration OF Saturday night against the
non-unlon employees of the Bellaire steel
plant may bc repeated. Several arrests
have been made. The feeling among tile
strikers runs very high against the i'm
ported labor now barricaded in the steel
plant.
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\ Sententious Criminal.

From Paris paper we take the follow
ing Converse tion In police court:
The TTesident-1t appears from your
record that YOU have been thirty seven
times previously convicted.
The Prisoner tsententiouslyl Mans not
perfect.
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From Ohio we still hear something of
oortests ia close districts, but there is little
prospect that the present status of the in
coming Legislature viii he mater;a;iv
changed Toy anything hereafter Ia happen.
NomnElly tie Republicans will have ma
may Toe matter Of twenty five or 80 up-
posedto Hanna al nd Hannaism. These with
a Democratic combma ton might succeed
III electmg a Republican bimeIaIlist. On
the other hand, if Hanna should he forced
&c acknowledge iiis defeat, the most na tural
thing ia the woIlG for him TO do would
be- 10 round on Foraker and Bushnell and
try 90 secure the return of gold
Democrat The division OF forces is Jasl
abou' extensive enough TO lead 60 a great
deal of plotting and tricsery. or cour.,e
with hanna, the first OBJECT is Ia get hIna
self ia the Senate. Failing that To puuisa
the other gang; but in any case 10 secure
another Senatorial gold vote. The greater
the gravity OF the contest appears, the
more certain it becomes that, however
scarce money may be among the peope
generally i. VIII lac the most plentiful and
comhuslihle OF al commodities IN Co
lunibus next winter. Tie jewellers, Dry
eroCs merchants, and other caterers 10
Comfort and luxury Ia tie Ohio STATE
capital are hooked FOR a >c>siunal boom
this time snuei
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Circulation Statement.

n,B,unicdtioRS intended FOR publication
ia The Times should be terSely and plain q
sc,itten and must IN al cases be accompanied
b. ne name aud address OF the g0riter. Re-
iected communications s0iH not be preserved.
and OF, q manuscripts OF curious importance
,oiU be returned 70 their authors.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
Auctioneers

CHANCERY SALE OF ONE-FIFTH IN
pINIDED INTEREST AND ESTATE on
X STREET FORMERLY 5TH STREET,
NEAR 33D STREET FORMERLY MAR
kET STREET., WEST WASHINGTON
FORMERLY GEORGETOWN
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The fun effect % the results upon the
political fortunes OF Thomas c. Plat
becomes apparent. At The outside he VIII
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SPECIAL NOTICE-George W. joyce. late

SPECIAL NOTICE-George W. Joyce, late
senior member OF the firm Of Andrew j.
Joyce's Sons, and who mas been identified
with that house for the past twent y fiv{
years, desires to announce that be Ia
opened ware rooms for the sale OF fine
carriages aud business was CONS at 455 Penn
syiyania avenue, and will De pleased TO
see MS Iornet patrons aud friends. he
nection whatever with the A. J. JOyc<
Carriage Co., or Az l4th St Mr. joyce
Continues Che agency for Hooker < CO.f
carriages, which We're handled by the Old
firm for twenty years. Personal atteatIO1
given to repair work. nO2-7t
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR SALE Higli-grade wheel; all ac-
cessOries; good condition. Sl5. 1850 Z
St. NV. nO1-ot
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FOR SALE -Lady's Union bicycle; In
good condition; lamp and bell. Z T.
st. ne. no6-3t-em
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. a ucticneers.
6I2 z 81. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., Aucts.,
612 K st. N. "

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two-sroRY,
a g-hVgM bhick DWELI.ING. No. 10i
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d.
c., Washington, November 1, 1S97-Sealed
proposals Will be receiv ed a this office until
II O'Clock m, SATU RDAY, November 20,
1897, for widening and repaving Tenth
street northwest, from ID to F streets.
Blank forms of proposals, specifications and
all necessary inforniatio may be obtain
at the office of the Engineer Commissioner,
d. G. JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN u. WIGHT,
W. 81. BLACK, Commissioners, ID. c.
lO3-6t,em
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ESTATE OF Margaretht Kiefer. 90. - ,sf,
late OF District Of Columbia. No 1902.
Docket is. Issued October %, 1897.
A ppiiCa ton having DePn made "a Tiis- u@
pTerIe Court vi the District Of Columbia,
holding Orphans Court, for probate Of 4
last will or MaTgaretha kiefer. tecea >esls
q mel for letters test aIueEta5y On said '.~t..tet
by Elizabeth johnson, ths eXeCutrtX tnefe9
In named. TINS ~ 10 give notice 70 ali cons
ceTnen To appear in said court on FRI DAY,
tile 2Gth "a OF November, A. ID. 1881
at 10 O'Clock a. ~, 20 show cause Why
such application should not be granted
Attest: j. NOTA McGILL.
Register OF Wills, D. @.
JOS EPH K. FAGUE, Proctor for tpplk
can't mol : 10
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TRUSTEES SALE oFIMPROvED PROP
ERTY FACING CONDUIT ROAD
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st.ECIAL NOTICE

CONFEDERATE VETERAN ASSOCfA.
TlON--A special meeting Is called fOr
this, Monday, evening. at 100 o clock,
To take action upon the death OF our eS-
CHARLES e. IVEY. Sec and Adft
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Legal. NOTICE.

ESTATE OF THOMAS L. sALEELD,
No. sDOS Docket 40 IsSueu Oc-
tcber 20, 1897.
Application having been made To- tbs
supreme court OF the District Of GolufIniI,
holding orphans court, for probate ~ a
last will aated September 4, 1894. and
for letters testauentary on SAIL estate,
by Mary Elizabeth SalKeld, this IL 20 give
nOGict. 10 all concerned 10 appear b. s.sfd
court ON FRIDAY, the Sd DAY OF DE.
CEMBER, A. ID. 1897, AT 10 O'CLOCK
A 81, To show cause why such applica-
ton should not be granted.
Attest: J. NOTA McGILL.
Register OF Wills. ~. G.
JAMES H. DONY Proctor for APphcsnt.
nos. is, 22-3t