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RATCLlFFE. SUTTON & 90. AUT1InNrl.IS
Successors TO Ratclife, Darr a CO.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF 4 FRAME MoTsE, NO. 72s

llSt slisfsS SALE pf \ FRAME. iii'l NJ. NJ. ID
SIXTEENTH STtE EEr NORTHEAST
BY virtue of decd OF trust, duly recorded in
Liber No 2n94 folib .Sg9 sd. of the land
records for the Distri Of Columbia. and At he
request of the parties secured tcneiy. Ia. under
signed, trustees, Will oacr for sale. d., public
aucli"n, in front of the prt IstS, Till ItSIpAl
TWENTY FIFTH DAY pF FEBRUARY, AID. 1877
Al HALFIAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the fol-
lowing drscI.,el READ estate. situate in tn. county
of Washington. in the District Columbia. TO
wit: Lot numbered nin, Jy-cight t9S,, IA EIya -
Cavcrly's subdi,ision of lots in block .hirty i?ot
in la Elrd and JIh"rs' stbdiA isiua of Long
Meadows. togcta,- with all the impr3.clncats
rights &c.
Terms: one-hr, cash, tho balance In one and
two years, with interest from the day Il sal, an
six per cent per annun, secured by '..-l uf trust
the property sofa, all cash, at tie otii,n OF
the purchaser A deIpoSit OF slvo rc,!ut"d at tie
time of ssle. If the terms of sale i,a ,,,t-
piled with in IL days from the day of sale IN.
trustees reserve the right to resell the pr,,p.r
the risk AMI ctSt of the default ing uy,.lia
after days advertisement of such fssl!e ,u .ne
newspaper published ia Wa5iiisivL. Il. q All
convey ancing, &c., at the cost ol ia" purchaser.
III. III. El1istiMAAN,
j. W. SCIlA EFEt,
f"l3-dNds Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING; Nun.
BEEEID 26io STREET, WEST WASHING


BEEID 26io STREET, WEST WASHING
Ton, II. G.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
llstrict Of Columbia, PASSED in the of Oar
nell vs. Norris. equity numbered 1913, will sell
in front of The premises, SATURDAY., the
SMITH DAY OF MARCH. AID 1897, AT HALF
FAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that piece or par
eel of ground and premises, known part of lot
81. In SQUARE ls6., in that part Of the city of
Washiiigto on. District OF Columbia. formerly known
as Georgetown. said part of the lot fronting twenty
feet six inches co 60, mere less. L street
moth. with the depth of hundred and twenty
feet u20l, containing AGO square feet of ground
Improved 10y frame house, numbered 26lo 4
street.
Tcrn,s: one-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months. With interest, secured 10y deed
trust on the property sold, all cash. the op-
tion OF the purchaser. deposit Of 500 required
at tine of sale Ccnyeyancing. etc. at purc.ils-
er cost. Terms OF sale TO be complied with in
ten days from day of sale. oteIwis, the trtlsta
reserve the right resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defauiting purchaser. after Grr
days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. DC.
ii. RANDALL WEBB, No. 3lS F st NV.
THOMAS l.. JONES, No. 6l6 ID 81. NV.
fe19 ~ ~, IA, IT, % mil, = 1855
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THOMAS DowIING a On. Ar.rIoNEl:I;S
Ci2 Il NV

fHt TEES sAIE or Two-sToRY PRESS-
Hi,l' h FRONT DWELLING. CONT ANN.
SIN ROOMS AND BATH. ON SECOND STREET
EAST BErWFEN r AND r STREETS sol ri
iFirr and 10y virtue Of deed Of trus, dated
The 9th div Of November, 1895 and recorded on
November IL, lso5 in Litter 2vdi. f,li" 37a one sr
the laid records of the District OF Columbia aud
u tc Ntltf'n r"'lGrst of the party secured tad
deed 81 trust, default hnNing o.alrr,d IN The nav
ih''t "f I'M Indebtedness secured iy the same the
;sucreign"d trustees will sell at puil- AN IA IN
ia front Of the premises. on MONDAY THE FIRST,
tpAi oF MARCH. 1885. AT HAIF-PAST Foi II
9cbfk fM. all that lot. piece parcel Il lani
sit iaied in the city Of Washington District ~
Columbia. improved by fwu-story treSs .l,ri, X
front dwelling. containing sN rooms ani hath and
known as and "inS lot numbered one bnn,,f,r ana
twenty nine 123i, in Arclmet,.s Heck mans sub
division OF square seven hundred and ihiriv-six
1856, per plat recorded In Book IL pare lG7
one OF thu records Of the surveyors o;fce of the
Dis, rict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: All cash. drposit Of $50 will
be required ~ the iim. Of sale. aih the terms Of
sale must Dee complied with within ten days from
The date of sale; othrrwise the property will he
i.sUd AZ the risk and the defautlny rur-
chaser. tolyeyanrng, ac. purchasers cost
STElliEN VAN WICK. Trustee
1888 I 81. NV.
FRED'K L. sIDDoNS Trustee.
f.ls dads 1893 + 81 NV
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a.
NeVvsbOyS,JtCase.

Judge Kimbau todaysannounced his read
mess to dispose of theocasc of the news
boys which was trieds saturday last. and
sent for the counsel of The boys. Major Car
rington ard General Bt1uey; but the former
was ascertained to be sick, and the latter
was not in his office, and Judge Kfmba IL
Monday.
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CATARRH, ASTHMA, DEAFNESS

The Mury0n Physicians give special attention TO
Catarrhal Diseases. and all who come to the
oihce are invited to place themselves unGcr per-
r. Iit care that they may receive all the adyau-
fa.es OF MUNYON'S new system Of treatment.
II COSTS IOI' NOTHING for Il free trial local
treatment at the AIunyun Offices. No obligation
I" tuy medicine. Eminent specialists to diagnose
your ease. FREE and lIt,St appliances for throw
Ing medcated spray upon the diseased PARTS.
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fl3-lN,ls
DuNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRl STEES' SALE OF DWELLING House OF
SENEN ROOMS. NJ. l2v9 Z STREET StiIIlI-
WEST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in
Lil,er No. i.,,6, folio 33l ct seq. one of tho
land records Of the District of Columbia We shall
sell in front Of the premises TIII 'RSlpAY THE
TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF FIgBII' AIRY A II
1897, AT HALFPASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM that
part of lot Two - in square tHo haHIrrd and
nnetysix lo-i,. beginning the southeast corner
of said lot and thence running north siAly feet
thence twenty 30, feet thence north thirty-
eight ,ISl feet: thence five ~ feet: thence
south ninety eight COS, feet; thence twenty i've
90, feet 10 the place of beginning together with
the inpruN ements thereon.
Terms sale: one-third cash balance in one
and years, With interes; at Der cent Der
annum payable semi-annually. Sluo required at
time OF sale.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AucTIoNEERs.
Successors to Ratcline, Darr & Col
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, RUGS AND HORSES CAIiIiIAGES
HARNESS, ETC, AT OUR SALES ROOMS, Oh
PA. AVE. NV, ON SATURDAY MORNING
FEBRUARY TWENTIETH. AT TEN O'CLOCK
II RATMKFE SUTTON CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.

SALE OF FISH WHARF AND STAIIS.-OFFlCE
OF the Commissioners OF the District .. Columhis
Washington. February l6. lsa1.-Notlcc l. h.rcl,y
given that "l SATURDAY. FEBRL AIRY
TWENTY SEVENTH, 1891. the lease of the
Fish Wharf and Fish Stalls In the cities -
Washington and Georgetown viii hc sod by
nuction for the term "f one year firm March :
1897. follows: At TWO O'CLOCK l'M
upon the premises. faur Fish Stalls IA the
Georgeiown market house To the highest hid
der. Terms cash. In advance Alsa al THREE.
O'CLOCK PM. on the same day on II II nv
between 9TH and 9Th sts In front Of the fish
stalls of tccnteri Washington MARKET All tlrlfs
and privileges granted Huow.d 10y tie Laws
OF the corporation Of Washington TO ,-statlisn
viarves or docks for the landing cleaning and
sale Of fish In the rity Of Washington anl n,
wharf or d"sk shall be deemed eligible unless
SITUATED NJ some point III. north SD. OF thr
fotou nc river between llth street east and Ian
street west. 10 the highest hi,id,r Terms SipD
70 be paid on the Cay ~ sale and the r,si,u.. l.,
he paid within h,e days frIn he day uf sale
By order of the Board of Commissioners n a.,
JOIN w. ROSS. GEORGE TRI EsIpEIr
anA.u.fS POWELL, Commissioners 10 .
fe16-iOt
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ISAAC L. JOHNSON.
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM,
feI3-d&ds
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON a. CO. AUCTfC y f.EIiS.
tSuccessors 10 Ratcliffe. Darr * Coz
TRJ STEES' SALE OF A rWo-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOiSE, ROOMS AND BATH
No 81 MYRTLE STREET NnkTIIE ASr

Tltt STEES' SALE OF y INb-STDls1 AND BASE
MFNT BRICK HOUSE. Z ROOMS AND BATH
NO. 81 MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST.
Ry virtue of decree Of the SuI,r,In. Court OF
the District of Columbia PASSED in equity No.
11s.,. doc. Il, the undersigned will offer
ur sale public auction in 'front.' Of the premises,
TUE&SDAN. TWENTY TIlI.D DAY OF FEBRl'-
AIRY. AID. 1897, AT llAlFiAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following described real estate.
ia the city of Washington ia the District Of CO.
lunibia. Wit: Lot Ne. 100 IN Is. 4. Gilbert !
sui division Of square numbered six hundred aud
seventy five t515,, said subdivision is recorded
Ia Iiber &. II. a., folio Sl?, In the yors
flee in said District together with all the improve
mtnts, rights. etc.
Terms: one-third cash, the balance in AMI
two years, with interest from the day OF sale at q
per per annum secured Icy deed OF trust on
tie Property sold, all cash. the option of the
purchaser. A deposit OF 500 required tile time
of sale. If the terms of sale not complied
with in fifteen days frCm the day of sale trils-
tees the right to resell the property the
risk of the defaGlting purchaser after five
days 3dvertis, peut of such resale in news
pa per published in Washington, DC. All convey
ancing and recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
ID. W. BAKER, Trustee.
Fendall luilding.
FRANK I. RAWLINGS, Trustee,
fe9-d&ds 1908 Pa. NV
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NUNYON'S ELECTRIC MACHINE
Cures Para1ys Stif Joints. Neural
Sia. Nervous Diseases and All
Muscular Pains.
MUNYON'S IMPROVED
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

A separate cure for each disea<e-are sold by al
druggists. With IEen rvery become their
own dJcto-- Thousands of h0IleS have other
family physician th1n Munyon's Remedies Hun
dreds Of Washington people have been cured.
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MUNYON'S LIFE CHAMBER

Cures Cntarrh. Asthma, bronchitis
and All Throat and Lung Diseases.
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Not Penny to Pay for the Fullest
Medical Examination or Advice.
NOMATTER WHAT THEDISBASE

If You Are AiIinG in Any Way. Why
Munyon's Eminent SpeciaIists:-YOu
Will BE Told the Nature of Your
Disease in Plain Words and Given
Full Instructions for Treatment
Without Being Expected to Pay One
Cent for the Doctors Attention.
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON n CO.. At,TIoNEERS,
tSIccessors TO Raiciffe, Darr q Coz

FREDK L. SIDDoNS. Trustee.
f-ls dads 1893 4 81. NV.
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SAIISB URY AIMS.
Hts Government Could BOT Yield to Per-
somdt Sympathies.

Hts Government Could bot Yield to Per-
somdt Sympathies.
LONDON, ENG, March 10.-At the din
ner of the Associated Chamber of Com
merce, which was held here this evening
Lord Salisbury delivered an address, in
which he referred briefly to the crisis
which had been reached in the affairs OF
Greece over the Cretan question.
His Lor1ship said it must be remem-
bered that the British Government could
not be guided in its policy by personal
sympathies or religious proclivities and
sentiments. They were the trustees OF q
great nations interests and obligations.
which they were bound to maintain above
everything else. If they manfully did
their duty under the circumstances IL
would promote. as no other course of con-
duet could do freedom and justice, and,
sbove all, European peace, upon which all
commerce, industry and well-being mus,
depend.
The Premier's remarks we're received
with loud cheers.
The speech throughout was devoid oi
any exposition OF party feeling.
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Trouble Yet in Store for Long
Green Lawrence and HIS
Subordinate.
3LANDEROUS ATTACKS ENRAGE
sACRAMENTANS.
Cringing Under the Lash, the Hyena
of Journ alism Snarls at All
Who Spurn 1t.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 10.-ov.
ing to the fact that Senator Dickinson il
busy on the Printing Office investigation
further proceedings in the Senate inyesti-
Cation of the Examiner fake of February
81 has. been deferred for the present.
Tomorrow at 1:30 P. NJ. the habeas
corpus proceedings IN the cases of Long
Green Lawrence and L.. l.. Levings will be
heard before Judge Hughes. If the petit
TONERS offer no objection, Attorney Gen.
eral Fitzgerald will appear therein on
behalf of the Senate.
There was no criticism of Judge Hughes
for issuing the writs, but the admission of
the prisoners to bail nnder the circum-
stances was something unheard of previ-
ousIy in the history of Jurisprudence.
Every decision bearing On the subject of
habeas corpus for more than century
past shows that NJ course is open TO Judge
Hughes other than to remand the pris-
oners to jail. In this event an appeal will
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the Governor declares the inhabitants and
the garrison would have been able to re-
sist the insurgents for year.
When the refugees boarded the trans
port their arms were removed to the Rod
ney. The correspondent says the refugee
are rapidly EN- barking at Canea and the
Trinicia will return to Selimo. A few
have houses left. but majority of them
are utterly ruined and many have been
made invalids. During the passage of the
transport from Selino to Canes a child was
born on board.
The rabble at Selino, the reporter says,
was very troublesome, and. despite the
fact that the sailors had been on the
march for twelve hours they were com
PEELED to remain under arms all night in
order to keep the rabble out of the town
and to protect the embarking refugees.
They were obliged on several occasions to
fire on the insurgents, 30 menacing were
their actions. When the ship left Sel1no
it was feared that general attack would
be made upon that place.
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PERKINS SEES
TIE PRESIDENT
His Batch of Diplomatic
Candidates Causes
Surprise.
Told to Pick Out Five or Six In.
dorsed by the Entire
Delegation.
Should De Young B. Sent to Italy
Many Places Will Be Lost to
California.


WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10.-Sen-
ator Perkins went to the White House to-
day with big batch of recommendations
for the appointment of Californians to
foreign missions and consular positions.
"You don't expect me to appoint all
those men, do your" said President Nc
Kinley.
"WeIl, 1 don't know" returned the
Senator. "I'd like to have you appoint
as many as you can. They are all good
men,"
"How many places in the consular SER
vice do you consider your State entitled
tor"
"I should think we ought to pull out
five or six good ones"
"WelI," retorted the President, "sup-
pose you take those papers away with you
and after consulting on that basis with
your delegation pick out five or six of the
best men and all join in recommending
them. There is plenty OF time"
'It would be difficult to make selec-
tion." suggested the Senator.
''N OF so difficult for you as for me-" re-
turred the President; "you know the
men and don't"
II mean that 1t would be EN- barrasslng
for me to indicate preference in many
cases"
"Do you want me to assume that en-
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CAUGHT!

headed by Sir Julian Pauncefote, were
,ushered by Assistant Secretaries Rockhili
and Adee into the diplomatic parlor.
where they stood in their proper order OF
precedence. each head of EN- bassy and
legation being supported by bis seere-
taries and attaches.
Secretary Sherman invited Major-Gen-
eral Miles and his aid, Captain Michles,
who we're with him at the time to witness
the function. The Secretary was escorted
around the entire line ana presented to
each diplomat in turn.
At 30 O'Clock Sir Julian Pauncefote
led the way in a parting handshake with
the Secretary, with whom all future nego-
tiations are TO be held, and. followed by
the eighty odd members OF the body went
over to the White House.
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PUBLIC OPINION TRiUMPHS.
France Serres Notice That 1t Canno
EInre 4nninsf Greccs.

France SERVES Notice That 1t Cannot
More Agninst Greece.
NEW YORK, n. Y, March IA spec
ial cable dispatch to the Sun from London
saws: The danger of war in the East has
decidedly diminished for the time being.
The reason is not to be found in the reply
of Greece to the ultimatum of the powers
Russia, Germany and Austria interpret
this refusal to comply with the terms of
the identical note, and they are not in
favor OF an immediate resort to the CO.
ercion which was threatened. The situa-
ton has been completely changed, how
ever, by the new power-namely, public
opinion in Western Europe.
The French Government has been COM
PEELED to give notice, reluctantly, to its
Russian ally that it cannot join it in any
yIndictive or severe measures again st
Greece while public opinion in France re-
mans as it is now.
Lord Salisbury would gladly give SINH
lar notice in behalf of Great Britain, but it
would be received only with suspicion
and resentment. 1t is quite different as
regards France. Russia has ample as
surance that NJ. Hanotaux and his col
leagues would be glad to join in the Rus
sian policy if it was in their power to do
60 but they dare not in the face of the
opposition of Parliament and OF the masses
of the French people.
The most they can do is to request de-
lay until an opportunity is given 10 change
or amend the popular mind Great efforts
are to be made in this direction between
now and Saturday next, when the ques-
ton will be debated in the French Cham
ber 1t is dou btfu if safe majority in
favor of severe measures against Greece
can be assured.
In fact every days delay is now of the
greatest advantage to Greece, whose clev-
erly designed answer to the demands OF
the powers is disarming her enemies in
at least three nations. The indications
grow stronger that it will no longer be
Continued on Fifth Pdge
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GENERAL HASTINGS MiSHAP.
Knocked Down by a Wagon and His Leg
Fractured After Calling Upon
the President
the President.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March TO-
General Russell Hastings of Bermuda,
West Indies, who commanded the
Twenty-tnird Ohio Regiment, in which
President Mckinley was an officer,
was knocked down by a wagon while
crossing Fifteenth stree., opposite the
Treasury Department, this morning. His
right leg was fractured near the knee
joint.
At the time of the accident General
Hastings and Gene raj and Mrs. J. L. Bots
ford of Youngstown, Ohio. were returning
from a visit to President Mckinley. Gen.
eral Hastings had gone there to say
good by to his old comrade preparatory
to sailing for Bermuda on Saturday.
After the accident he was accompanied
to the Emergency Hospital by General
Botsford, who went back to the White
House to tell the President when the frac-
ture had been set.
The President sent bunch OF flowers
and a personal note to the injured man
and later drove to the hospital and held a
consultation with his former com mand-
ing officer and gave directions to the sur
geons to give him the best OF care.
When the President was told that the
injury would not result seriously, ne re-
minded General Hastings that he had last
seen him wounded at Winchester, where
the same leg was injured.
NOW, General, command me day and
night" said President Mckinley in leav-
ing, land while you are in the hosplt al
shall make it a pleasant duty tocom e and
see you. Good by. old fellow"
General Hastings was taken to Garfield
Hospital soon afterward.
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BOARD OF HEALTH'S
INVESTIGATION
CONDENSED MILKS
AND CREAMS.
AN ITEM OF INTEREST
TO MOTHERS.

1t has been disclosed by the in
vestigation of DR.. Wenzell, the
Chemist of the Board of Health,
that the so-called evaporated creams
are nothing but pure and simple
condensed milk, and in many in
stances very poor condensed milk
at that, and while little or nothing
can be said in favor of these
evaporated creams by DR.. Wenzell,
still less is said in favor of most
brands of condensed milk, which
suffer equally under his searching
analYSiS.
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SHERMAN AND DIPLOMATS.
Distinguished Foreign Assembly Meets
the New Secretary of
Cf0fo

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1o.-The
corps diplomatic was received by Secre-
tary Sherman in the diplomatic parior OF
the State Department. at IL o'clock this
morning and shortly afterward presented
to the President.
The members of the corps assembled in
the diplomatic reception-room shortly be-
fore IL O'CLOCK by appointment, the Chi
nese. Korean and Turkish Ministers alone
having other attire than the customary
morning dress.
Frock coats and high silk hats were un-
exceptional and all decorations were con-
spicuous by their absence.
At IL O'Clock the corps. in body,
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barrassment? am willing to share the
responsibility, but l cannot make any ap-
pointments from your State unless you
select the men. You must get together,
too don't propose to settle any contro-
versies."
That is the sort of talk the Presi-
dent gives to nearly all the Congressmen
who visit him, and as consequence the
dele cations from the several States will
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-11
THE RELIEF OF K4ADAMOs.

and it is feared that thsy will make an.
other attack upon the town.
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the character and qualifications of condi-
dates of their districts and States.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-11
Or,rdue A,trnn,a Siohted.

NEW YORK. N. Y, March 10.-The
steamship Aurania. three days overdue,
was sighted this afternoon.
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SUGAR sCHEDULE SUGGESTED.

DiferenttaI Dsty One Eighth of a Cent
Pound.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10-The
sugar schedule was finished to-day by the
Republican members of the Ways and
Means Committee. The conclusions
reached were foreshadowed in the United
Associated Presses dispatches of last
night. The differential duty was placed
at IA of cent pound. A countervailing
duty against bounty paying countries was
fixed so as to equalize the net amount of
the bounty-that is to say, the exact
amount of the bounty less any internal
revenue tax levied.
The WOODEN schedule was taken up at
the afternoon and evening sessions and
several tentative rates adopted. cut an
other session will be necessary before the
schedule is completed.
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To Reduce Freight Rates on Meats.

NEW YORK. N. Y, March 1o.-The
Board of Managers OF the Traffic Asso-
citation has decided to reduce rates on
meats until June 30. placing them on the
basis of third-class freight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-11

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March 10.-The
Monon Railway was sold here under or
der of court to-day for s3,001. .000 The
bond holders boug hit il in.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-11

Amid all this investiga-
ton and hue-and-cry one
prominent fact has been
brought out with unusual
diStinctness, and that IS,
the Gail Borden EAGLE
Brand of Condensed Milk
has passed through the
fiery furnace of investiga-
ton of a most searching
character, with its usual
great success.
Every brand, except the Gail
Borden Eagle Brand, that has come
under the attention of the chemist
has had more or less criticism be-
slowed upon it, but the Gail Bor-
den Eagle Brand has been found to
be without single flaw, and has
been pronounced to be the purest
and the richest in quality of any
brand on the market; superior to
evaporated creams in richness;
stronger than any milk now before
the public.
The Pure Food lnvesti-
cation bids fair to be a
most searching one, and
the public have great
interest at stake, and it is
with pleasure that we re-
fer now to one brand that
seems to have met with
the approval of all.
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