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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
STATE ADVERTISEMENTS
CITATION NO. 4iio,
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.

Providence, Sc.
ONCE of the Clerk of the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court in Providence.
To the sheri8s of Our Several Counties, or
to Their Deputies,
Whereas John f. Graham and william A.
Graham OF Providence, in said county and
State, copariners rs Graham Brothers, have
filed petition in equity in said office, repre-
septing tha5 Moses Barash and Eta Barash of
said Providence are indebtou to them in tho
sum of S52. 10, besides interest according to
the account filed with said petition, for ma
terials furnished and work and labor per-
formed, without written contract, in the
construction, erection and rcparation Of
certain building belonging 10 the said Moses
Barssh and Eta Barash at the time said ma
terals were furnished and work an labor per
formed, situated in said Providence upon that
lot of land owned by tho said Moses and Eta
Barash at said time in fee simple, that sub
:. quont TO said time and within period OF
sixty days after the time of furnishing said
materials and doing said work and labor in
and upon said building as aforesaid, said land
and buildings were conveyed by said Moses
Barash and his wife, Eta Barash, TO Bessie ;.
Gence, which said land is bounded and de-
scribed as follows 60 wit: A certain lot of
land situated ON phe, the seasterly side OF Gay N
member (2U) and delineated upon
plat OF land known as the W. w. Rickard plat
by j. A. Latham, December, 1894. which said
plat * recorded with tte land records Of said
Providence at the office OF the Recorder Of
Doc = ON Plat Card No. 7OG, and said land Is
described i'm deed on record at said oiiico in
Deed Book No. i1S, page 40J, alleging that
William Rickard Company hold mortgages
on said estate, claiming lien for said
amount. with interest and costs and praying
that said lien may be enforced against seid
land and building, and against tho right,
title and interest hat the said Moses Barash,
Eta Barash, Bessie =. Bander and Samuel
Silverman, as the owners thereof had i'm and
10 the SAM 0t the time said petitioners lien
accrued thereon, and attached thereto, and
that the same may bo sold TO satisfy said
claim Of the petitioners and oil other ac-
counts and demands for which the same is
pledged and liable by Chapter 2U6 of the Gen
cral Laws. and the amendments thereto.
We command you TO cite the said Moses
Fnrash, Eta Barash, Bessie =. Bnnder and
Samuel Silverman. also William w. Rickard
and william W. Rickard Company, 10 appear,
II they shall see III, before the Appellate Di-
vision of our supreme Court nj Providence,
within the county of Providence, ON the 20th
dav of MAY A. ID. 1897, and show cause, IL
any they have. why said lien should not be
allowed and enforced by said Court for the
mount claimed.
Hereof fail not and make true return OF this
Writ with your doings thereon.
witness, Hon. CHARLES MATTFSON,
Chief Justice OF our Supreme Court, at Proyi-
dcncc, this 18th day Of April, A. d. 1897.
BERTRAM & BIAAIsDELL Clerk.
true copy-Attest:
JOHN r. RABBITT.
a2f-3t Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

new YORK, new HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

limo tables giving full Information
as TO local aud through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
ti0n anu stations below
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

pOYsi BOYSi BOYSii'-You can mako
money and get n Bicycle for nothing The
News wants gOl boys IN Providence and vein
itv who want fu earn - or - week ~ work
ins a few houfs every afternoon. The wofk
will be easy and right in your home neighbor-
hood. Boys who reside with their parents or
guardians preferred. Call NJ once and receive
fuI explanation. Circulation Department,
Proyidence News, z WcybO strsst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

Thirty years is long ii me TO fight painos
full trouble rs piles but Jacob Mitchell OF
Unionville, Pa, struggled that long before he
tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, which
quickly and permanently cured him. IL is
equally effective in eczema and all skin affec-
tions.
Joseph 8. Johnston's Pharmacy, 993 West
minister street; Metzger's Pharmacy, 230
North Main street; Alfreds Pharmacy, 81
Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
THE NEWS PROVIDENCE r. r.. TUESDAY. April 1897.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Sewer Assessments

The owners Of estates assessed for the con-
struction Of sewers i'm the streets hereinafter
named are hereby notified that the assess
ments for said construction were on the I'D
day of April, 1891, lodged at the office OF the
City Treasurer
University avenue. from Slater avenue TO
Blackstone Boulevard.
burlington street and jackson avenue,
from Fcnner avenue to jackson auenue and
from burlington street 10 Bcckwith street.
Felix street, from Gladstone avenue TO
Valley street
Francis street. from Brownell street 20 Gas
pee street, in Lincoln street from iark street
10 Francis street, and In GAspee street from
n point about eight hundred feet sasterly OF
Francis street 10 the sewer in Promenade
street and across Promenade street 10 the
Noonasquatucket river
land street.
Jewott street, from Park street to Holden
street
Baxter street, from Norwich avenue TO Pot
ters avenue, and in Gladstone street from
Broad street 20 Baxter street ana IN ontario
street.from Melroso street TO Hamilton street
Broad street, from north line OF Marion ave-
nue. TO Cyr street and in OXFORD street from
Ocean street TO Eddy street.
Milk street, from Chester avenue 70 bog,
man street, and in Richardson street from
Eddy street TO Rugby street, and IN Prairie
avenue and Broad street from Pavilion ave-
Iue TO Byiield street
Lyman street, in Lyman street from Frank
lin street to Dean street, and IN Dean street
from Lyman street 10 washington Slrtti.
If payment of the whols of amy assessment
is made before the 23d day of April, 1898, de-
duction will be made on the same at the rate
of six per centum per annum from the date
of payment to said aforementioned date.
One-third of the assessment may be paid at
any time within one year from the time the
assessment is lodged with the City Treasurer,
without interest.
The second instalimeut of one third may be
paid within two years from the DAY OF said
lodgment with the City Treasurer by paying
in addition thereto the interest on the whole
amount Que on said assessment at the rate OF
six ta) per cent. per annum from the first day
of the second year after said lodgment To the
tiile C3 payment.
The last or third installment Of the assess
ment may be paid within three years after
said lodgment paying in addition thereto
the interest thereon AT the rate OF six (6) per
cent. per annum from the date OF the last
payment.
II the first installment is not paid at the
end of one year from the day of the lodg-
ment of the assessment with the City Treasu-
rer the whole assessment can then be col
looted with interest therefrom at the rate of
six t6l per cent per annum and expenses OF
collection. ID. l. ID. GRANGER,
a23-l2t City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
GROCERIES GRAIN. ETC.

An UHITAK ,Choice Family n roceriea
Pure Teas Coffees. Flour. Grain. liay anl
Straw. lUO3 W estminster ~ Telephone
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

10 you In TO be posted 20 England to-
night II will appear In the Science
Gazette You doubtless know this
name?"
Certainly. have studied the journal
for years"
'Ah! how rcfreshiEg 20 meet such a
sensijle woman. Wei. M.cs Llanicl.
the subject Of my paper is. ! am quite
rertain. new 20 you. have discovered
method II photogruphing Thought"
stared up az him in astonishmcn'.
be me, my g1ze fully. Ills deep-sct
rlittcrlng eyes looked something Ike
little spgrkD Of fire. Was The man "a
maniac. or was he sunc2
you do not believe me" he sad.
znd you represent 90 . great extent
he public 10 which am about 20 APP
zeal. shall doubtiess be scofIc,i az in
| :ngland but wait au hilc. can
,rove my words. but not yet, not yet
Are you ready?"
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Ivan. He began TO dictate, and took
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE.
PROvIDENCE DIVISION.

Corrected TO April. IA. iS''
BOSTON ss.." s:st 1910: 90: ~ =: ~, ~
S % S ,oa M s,,s ssnssy' s1y .,ls Ss; 49, sss s:s.
?. NJ. RETURNiN0-Leav BosToN from PARK
sessre , s,st'oa bia'oi s'ia ga; 800 eio'oa
80 .%s s:so. '" s!sa ~ 90. % sis ' li:is m p m. Sun.
days ois:va ds:a sii:A m; ia,IS sa1 ,'is
XSTLEBoRo9sao. $3.50 $50. 1.Os sea $50 SO.
io;o~ n,i' M n'9t 2,@ ,s.a 2,OA si.'' 80.
sundsys-Si.o. site ei,a s'la a m; ia'o' noon
xosTn AZ APr;rsoaS Ia se 'Sp ana PnLArNvrLLE
s;4o ii:.s M; i.io s''d n'i@ p IN
wAMPu%. sRso WRssrPRAM. Il M NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD ana DEDHAM-S4t ti4a i'tl
on sii9 p m. saHaays, n.oa sa,; so, an 1850,
a m; nOa. a:oL .o2 toa 7.lo s:io. 1910 p m
sundAys-bs:Aa s;Sa silo. a M i1io noon Aiio
Fitchbura and way stations. $3.50 g. m; i2:O2 and
- s9. p. m. sundays 4;O y. Nj.
Loweli and way stations $3.50 a m; r'oz. t;o2 Pun
taunton ana New Bedford. $50 $40 a m;
iSi s.s i.' n ana 40 800 80 s' 20 n aTaaSson only
Middleboro t;iu. $50 q m; n;iJ, S;ia ASA b "
pvpoS,, IN sandays sun a'.0 ?, Pan, an
Points on Cape ood. 6.io = M I2:to. s:Dp. m
Co,,ags U,ty. uiopm
SAntuekeL izi,s y. IN,
sTONINGTON DIVISION.
Trains leave pRovIDENoE as followsfor
NEW loRk-si;iz. Dl:2s a m. daily sos GLoesl
"a so ,tdsilv,. ESQ, p IN. daily
NEW foRh, wa stonington Line-7'o, aud
rHlLA 6ELPHiA BAITiMoRE and WASHING
TON via Harlem Rivsr-io;so a NJ. s'i' o II
NEW HAVEN al H. bi sss I'm ,exp daily, SOL
deeeIp. i9po .sxp. J! ell ;oL limited. II q m
Saiyi % s:i1 ii' ,e.p aD d.,iyS f,SI mp M ''N'"
NEW LoNDoS--at;i2 Oi;2J q. N. tdaily exp ,s'ii
Ses ..p s %. snH ltsd led % *
l:D accom- 4:iS iexp.L $500 exp ess
si1 p m exp. dailyt $500 a. M tseeom
sundays only. s'@ p LII accom- Sundays
only.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trainsleaye PROVIDENCE as ieilowstor
wokcEsrERnS:5' 'eIp I:is aeon, sh'
taccOm.L n:sJ IN. iaccom.D; l;bJ tex1 !.
.:p ,eIp to woonsockst. Oss dOO eTp.l
$50 p m; accom- ,.ss
hILLvlLLs-7:i. siIS. s'ia IL 80 = M; i'oO. s'sA
a;2) bi45. si'op m,
sL%oksToNk sHIS,i JUNoTioN-aas IN r. s,S. $40. ioh.
I n;so ,5,, na LOO 1850 $50 s''a S'iA '''A
sunday. $50 a mt nha $50, Sisa ''Oa
woossoocREr.s.ss 1ns $50 .s,lo; Ioaa
l:ls cal, noip m ,,.,, am ,.., ,.,,
HnIsTeL Ss s,I.s, pEASoH ;o,
2:,a. i:iS. b:3o. 6:so p. IN sunaays-s;oa
o. N. $50. b:Se and $500 .. m.
NEWPORT-7:8 $50. 1l:.0ia. m: ! 80. s:lS. b:30.
s:SU y. m. sundays-i:0p m
Warren and way stations 7:u $3.50. and ii:3t
q m; ana i;so. ''Ss' t;A ei1o s''o HS" ana
Sundays at 800. a. m. i:so. b;so and $500 p m.
BRISTOL-!:30. s:50 n;3o q m: 1;sO. s;b5. f:lk
5.3o $50. 1850, and n:sO p m. sundays
s;,o a IN. IL O. ESQ: sivo p m r-,,
at 7:ih sno. u:l5 q. m; i:i6. 2ao. 4.oJ.
6;i6. 6:la 7;l5. and 'i;i6 m.
Leave Market Square at ll:so y; m
sundays at s:i5 q m. I;l5 b:lo and s:45 o. m
Returning connect with all trains
q Sleeping cars only; coaches and sleeping
cars; all parlor cars; d via alpole Line.
D. connects or Newport via boat nom Fail
River -
GEO l. CONNER A.C. KENDALL
Pss'r Trafhc Manager. Gen'i Pass'r AGENT
T.. a. ALLEN. Genl supt
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. Francis G. Irwin, 1r., I'd
Cavalry. has been detailed as acting In
dian agent at the Fort Hall agency, Idaho.
First Lieut.. L. w. v. Kennon. 9Th In
fantry. has been relieved from duty un-
der the Intercontinental Railway Com
pany and ordered to join his company
Lieut. r. s. Woodson. assistant surgeon.
has been granted two months leave.
The following assignments of officers to
regiments have been announced:
Col. Edward Moale. 18th Infantry, recent
ly promoted. will proceed from Fort SnelI-
ing. Mimi. to join his regiment upon the
expiration Of his present leave Of absence
Lieut. Col. Francis E. Lacey, Sd Infan-
try. recently promoted. will report by tel
graph to the commanding general depart
ment OF Dakota for assignment to a sta
tion, and. when this shall have been made.
will proceed to Join his post.
The Secretary of War orders the follow
lowing transfers:
Maj Constant Williams, from the 7th
Infantry to the 18th Infantry: Maj. Angus
tus w Coriiss. from the 18th Infantry to
the 7th Infantry.
Maj. Augustus w. Coriiss 7th Infantry,
recently transferred from the 17th In
fantry. will report by telegraph to the
comm 1ndtng general department of the
Colorado for assignment to a station.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Executive Clemency.

The President has commuted to six
months actual Imprisonment the nine
m onths sentence imposed on Mitt House.
in Indian territory. for larceny. He has
reduced TO six months the one years SEN
tence In the case of Harry Millerman con-
victed in the Indian territory of larceny
The sentence of seven years imposed in the
case of W. G. Hammer, convicted in Virgin
la of embezzling bank funds, has been
commuted TO four years Imprisonment
with deductions for good behavior In this
case the President says he acts with some
hesitation in spite "of the manly statement
the convict makes of his crime and his con-
viction. the distress of his family and the
statements of the bank officers"
Applications for pardon were denied fn
the following cases: Samuel F. Williams
counterfeitirg; j. Harvey Gray, Missouri
counterfeiting: ]. arvey Gray Missouri
embezZlement: ]. A. Nealy, Illinois, per-
jury: John Edminston, Kentucky, charged
with embezzlement: A. c. Roberts, Mime
sofa. mailing obscene matter. In this
last mentioned case the President charac-
terizes the crime as most detestable tend
Ing TO undermine the morals Of the young
and ministering to the evil and dirty pro-
pensities Of those inclined to be vicious and
immoral. He says also that ne is amazed
that decent citizens should Thy asking for
the convict's pardon) SO heedlessiy allow
the use of their names in conformation of
such offenses.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
NAVAL VESSELS.
Condition of Those That Are Now
Under Construction.

Chief Constructor Hichborn has prepared
statement of the condition of work on
the naval vessels now in process of con-
struCtion. from which il appears that tine
Iowa is ss per cent completed, the Kear-
sarge III: per cent and the kentucky 1881
per cent. OF the three most recently au-
thOrized battle ships. the Illinois is 2Ie per
cent completed and the Alabama per cent.
The three gunboats, the Nashville, the
Wilmington and the Helena, are nearly up
to the 100 per cent mark The Wilmington
is further advanced than the other two
boats. being rated ~ per cent completed.
She has had her trial trip, and is now at
Newport News She will shortly be ordered
to Norfolk She will be ready for her Off
GERS and crew within month. She is des-
tir ed for the China station. The Nashville
and the Helena are not far behind the Will
mington. Each is said to be .e per cent
completed In about three months they
ought to be ready 10 b. turned over 10 the
government
AT d II is proceeding satisfactorily. Nos
and IL are near the point of completion.
The construction work on each IS given as
~ per cent completed No. 10 is IS per cent
completed: Nos IA and Il. - per cent EACH
and No IL. 40 per cent. The government
has under construction fifteen torpedo
boats. known as Nos. ,. :. >. q. I. s. 81. 10.
ii. u. IL. IA. IL. 1G, IL and Is. No. 3 is s,
per cent completed. No. 4. ~ per cent and
No >. 40 per cent. No. u recently had her
trial trip. and developed wonderful speed
No Will shortly have a trial run. No &
Is put down by Chief Constructor Hichborn
as G'1. per cent completed. The following
percentages of work done on the remaining
torpedo boass are given in his statement as:
No .. zero; No 10. zero; No II. zero; No
y, per cent: No. IL. per cent: Nos n.
u, l6 IL and IL. zero. The Holland sub.
r-arine torpedo boat is said 10 be ~ per
cent completed
Evening star., 1897-02-26
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, &c

Today.
Ratclifc, Sutton & Co. Aucts. go Pa. ave. NV
Trustees sale of dwelling No. 1908 1st st. Sc,
on Friday, February 26. at 4:3O o'clock pn john
Walter. jr.. surviving trustee.
Tomorrow.
p c. G. Sloan & Co.. Aucts., 1907 G. ST n.w-Sale
of household effects. etc, Saturday, February
~. at 10 o'clock m. also, II m, bicycles,
vehicles. etc.
Thomas Dowli.g & Co., Aucts.. 61o f st. NV
S:le of fish wharf and stalls, Saturday. Feb
ruary q, at O'Clock pm. By order of the boa ri
of Commissioners.
Ratclife, Sutton Co.. Aucts., 920 Pa. ave. NV
Special sale of flags OF all nations Saturday
February y, at 10 am
G. G. Sloan & Co., AIcts.. 1407 G st. n.w.-Sale
of household goods and effects to pay storage
charges, on Saturday. February q, at 10 O'Clock
an. BY order of the American Security and Trust
Company.
Walter B. Williams & Co., Aucts, 10th and D
sts n.w.-Saie OF household furniture, carpets,
&c. on Saturday, February q. at 10 O'Clock a. H.
Also. at II O'Clock NJ, horses, carriages, &c.
&agrath KenLelly. Aucts., 2O5 11th ST. NV
Sale Of IS head Of horses on Saturday, February
81, at 10 O'Clock am.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Forest Reservations

On the recommendation of Secretary
Francis and forestry commission of the
National Academy of Sciences (appointed
by Professor Wolcott Gibbs. the president
OF the academy the President has promul-
gated thirteen proclamations establishing as
many additional forest reservations. con-
tanning an aggregate area of 3,9S;O
acres These new tracts of timber land
proposed 10 De added to the forest reserves
OF the country are located in South Dakota
wyoming, Idaho, Montana and Washing
ton
The amount of land in each reseryat tion
already entered under the general land law
= insignificant, and those portions of the
artd described are exempted from the op-
GRAFTON OF the proclamations. Some of the
reservations are within the limits of rail-
road grants. and in such cases an execu-
i've proclamation only reserves the al
ternate sections
Under the law authorizing the President
to establish these reservations sixteen such
reservations have heretofore been set aside
aSSTegating an area of IL 10000 acres
Evening star., 1897-02-26
AUCTION SALES.
rUTURe DAYa
RAT1IFFE, SUTTON & o., AUtyrfoNhaRS
Saccessors 10 Ratcii0e, Darr 4 Co.

q
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE NEW. THREE
sToSE kSp fRKss i BRICK % sAT.wISpnw; AfW sntas;
ooSTA!NING EIEyisS ROOMS Nos. isss.
1889 AND l6$l II. AND isoa AND iTIi
SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH WEST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust. RECORDED In lib.r
the District Of colu@E. default n" IN the az
Of the notes repres enting the indebtcdnt-s thereby
Sues Of ,he So,eT Of wo o0S Of a. .ss sne s,Sa % M
premi.ss oa TUESDAY. THE NINTH DAY UF
PM, the real estate conveyed by said trust, SIT
uate in the city Of Washington. said District and
subdivision Of certsin lots in square lis as p.r
plat recorded In beck II. page i24 onc of th..
records Of the surv.yor's once Of said District,
with the Improvements thereon above described.
This property will he sold. however subject 20
certain prior fncumhrance. the full particulars Of
which will lie gtveE upon application 10 .iih-r Of
the Undersigned. and VIII be stated thr time OF
sale
Said lots, with the improvements on each. viii ne
INST offered separately. beginning with 10; ~ ard
after being struck on in said manner they win he
again offered as an cntire,y At the aggregate OF
Is bid at said second Offering then tine property
VIII De sold ms an entirety. hut II not III. sep-
Terms: The purchase money over and s,oyc IN.
said prior tncumbrance to lie paid ope-third In
cash and the balance In one and two years at six
per cent semi annual interest from tay Of sale
secured by trust On the property sold OF ali cash.
at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of SIOo
he required upon acceptance OF hid. Ii The term.
Of saie are not complied with within IN .,,n a,,.
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of ,Ss
d.faulting purchaser after I'VE days ady.rtis,mp mi
washnstoe D. c. All eonseyspcirr nS paS,1ssa 1a n
JOHN Ii. WALTER. Trustee.
WALTER HIEsToN. rrnstas' .
Le<o-o~os 1907 Pa. NV.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Nicaragua. Coffee Cro,.

The Nicaraguan coffee crop for 1861
now almost complete. was not a full one
owing to drought in the west. The quality
mas also suffered in slight degree. The
planting of young trees mas gone right
along from year TO year. so that with a
good season aud full crop Nicaragua would
this year have produced fully five million
pounds more coffee than ever before. The
Matagalpa region. In which is located the
American colony, Ia In the Interior and
benefiinS by the rains from the Caribbean
sea. the colonists made a crop double that
OF last year. Their exports will reach
1.OOOO pounds United States Minister
Baker says there is no room In the busi-
ness for people without money.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
WANT WORK, NOT CHARITY.


Almost a Riot sat asMeeting of the I'm
employed.
There was almost n riot at mass meet
ing Of the unemployed at Market Hall. ST.
Peul, Tuesday night The city council re-
Gently appropriated $4,000 to- be used i'll
relief work, and the, meeting that night
was in protest of the way the sum was
being expended. .--s =
Rev. r. G. Smith, who has been promi-
rent In the relief work. was hooted and
yelled at in his attempts at explaining the
system of distributing the relief.
After much excitement and many violent
speeches, resolutions were adopted, which,
after declaring the unemployed wanted
work and not charity further resolved:
Resolved, That we will do our utmost
in the next municipal election to retire to
private life the mayor and members of the
council who have delegated to charitable
organization a duty they are paid by the
city TO perform.
Another resolution calling for a committee
of five to call on the legislature next Fri
day afternoon with all the unemployed to
be induced to accompany it and ask the
legislature to do something for those out of
work was also passed.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
RATIIFFE SUTTON 4 CO., Auctioneer.-
Successors to Ratcli1e, Darr & Co

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE. CORNER OF I4TH AND STS
S.E., IMPROVED BY 2-STORY BRIdK
DWELLING AND HOTHOUSES. 0N
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, passed In Equity Csuse
No. It'll. dot. Il. the undersigned trustee viii
oner for sale y public auction, In front OF the
AID 1887. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
the following described real estate situate IN the
city Of Washingta1 In the District OF Columbia 10
sethcr With all the improvements, riehts, &c.
two yearA or one. two and three years, with fn-
terest from toe day Of sale At per cent Der an
trust On the property sold. o. an caah, st the op
tioo Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $50 required
complied With IN afteen days from the dsy Of sale
the trustees reservsths right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defauit1ng purchaacr
after Ays days advertiseneat oe snch resale n
ceps newspaper pahlished IN washington, ID. C.
An eouyaya1e1nI en1. recording at the purchaserss
cost WALTER A JOAN6T0N, fFusfes.
1o13-o&0 ~ ar eth st. nv.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Sympathy for Cubans.

The annual encampment Of the Minnesota
G. A. r., assembled at St. Paul, Mimi,
adopted resolutions extending sympathy
to the Cuban patriots in their CT
forts to free themselves from ma
ton the chapters of whose history are
black with the most Infamous crimes con-
demning the complacent manner in which
the present administration has treated in
dignities heaped upon American citizens
by Spanish authorities and calling upon
President-elect Mckinley to enforce the
rights and protect the lawful interests of
Americans in Cuba. Another resolution
adopted expressed sympathy for Crete.
Still others demanded increase in the
standing army and the effectiveness of
the United States navy. ..=.1 +