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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-16

The county commissioners did wisely
in appropriating $50 to aid in making a
fruit display at Canon City and appoint
ing E. N. Berry to superintend its prep
aration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-16

The demand for Rocky Ford's five
and ten acre tracts is going to steadily
increase. This locality is beginning to
attract the attention Of men OF means
who want change from the turmoil
and confusion Of city life and for whom
fruit growing and gardening has attrac-
tions. So look out for many sales OF
small tracts to this class Of purchasers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-16
OBITUARY..

MRs. JANE DARBY, wife Of John Oar
by, living on w. D. Robbie place. died
Saturday evening Of peritonitis. aged IA
yoars. A husband aud daughter nine
yeras old are left to mourn her loss. Fl T.
neral services were conducted Wednes-
day at the house by Rev. Warren Mayo.
MIR. johnson, of Princeton, H., pa
tient OF DR.. Il. NJ. Pollock's was sent
here some weeks since with hope Of re-
lief from consumption. On Monday he
returned from trip to the mountains
with DR.. s. H. and J. p. Pollock and
two hours after reaching Rocky Ford
WINS corpse. He was known to be low
but such sudden death was surprise,
The body was shipped east Tuesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EsrArR.

In tho matter of tho settlement of tho cs.
tAto OF Cathurine A. ONeil. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday tho
9th day of October. A. D. 1897. at the hour Of
Il O'Clock In tho forenoon, tho undersigned,
John Il. O'Ncil. administrator OF said estate
Will sell at private sale the following real es,
tate belonging TO the estate above mont toncti
to-wit: Tho southeast quarter tS f u of sec
containing lGU acres. together with NIL the
heredltaments and nppurtcnanccs thereunto
belonging. Said sale to be at tho front door
of the county court house in Otero county.
Colorado.
That said sale will be made under nm orHlcr
and decree OF tho county court OF Otero cntH-
ty made and entered on the fst day OF May.
A. d 1897. and that tho terms OF said sale 1s
specified in said decrce will be for cash IN
hand said administrator reservlng the right
to reject any and all offers.
JOHN Il. ONKIL, Administrator
of tho estate Of Cnthnrine A O'Ncil,
deceased. 1918
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-16

The rumor that the Bank Of Eng
land is to keep 20 per cent Of its coin re-
serve in silver has caused an advance Of
10 per cent in the price OF silver bullion.
Such being the case there ls every reason
TO believe that free coinage by the Unit
ed States would restore the old-time par
ity. In this connection let it be remem-
bercd that all OF the many millions OF sill
yer now circulating in every nation
Throughout the world has been coined on
a basis Of about 16 to !.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-09-16

w. JAY CLARK
OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN. Of Pueblo. viii bo
in Rockk Ford tho Saturday proceeding thu
Ewes Tested. Glasses Accurately Fitted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21

NEW YoRK, Dec. 21.-Copies of q
Itatement signed by the officers of the
Fourth Army corps of the Cuban army,
operating III the department of Las
Villas. renewing allegiance to the Gu
ban cause and forswearing autonomy.
has Teen received in this city. This
action by the officers of the Las Villas
department makes the opposition to
autonomy practically unanimous among
the Cuban officers. The statement
says II part
We are convinced that the promul-
cation Of reforms is an evidence OF
weakness on the part of Spain and Is
IN itself triumph for our arms. Our
fighting attitude will continue just as
it is tnday. until our unfortunate coun-
try l. made Tree.
- g will accept no other settlement
than that based upon absolute indie
pendence, which must be agreed to
with our government and the assembly
of repres entatives.
Among IN signers are Juan Mas0
PARA, brigadier general of the First
division, and Cahxto Garcia, adjutant.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
VOTING In BOSTON.
The Municipal Election Today, After q
Hot Campaign.

Boston, Dec. 21.-The municipal
campaign closed last night with rallies
by the supporters of all three of the
leading candidates in various parts of
the city, and today the 100000 or more
electors are choosing mayor, seven
aldermen eight members of the school
committee. a street commission for
three years and three councilmen from
each ward.
The candidates of the two leading
political parties are the same as two
years ago. Mayor Quincy heading the
Democratic ticket, while ex-Mayor Ed
win U. Curtis is again the candidate of
the Republicans for the third time
The disturbing factor in the cam
paign has been the candidacy of
Thomas Riley, who is running on the
Bryan Democratic ticket and his cam.
paign, which has been avowedly an
tagonistic TO Mayor Quincy. has been
conducted with great vigor by several
young politicians, notably John B.
Moran, Timothy w. Coakley and Philip
J. Dohertv. Mr.. Riley has spoken
almost nightly in different parts of the
city, while the other two candidates
have refrained from any speeches what
ever. The campaign has been note
worthy for it's intensity of feeling,
especially on the part of the Riley sup
porters, whose onslaughts ON Mayor
Quincy have been exceedingly bitter.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
pop. IN GOOD HEALTH.

Bishop EnarG of Quebec Returns From
Visit t" Rome.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Bishop Enard
of Valley Field, province of Quebec,
who arrived here on La Normandie
from Havre, mas described his visit to
Pope Leo. 'Ihe pope is III excellent
health, he said, II had an audience of
an hour and ten minutes with him, and
his vlvacity was as great as ever. He
asked questions necessarily. His holi-
ness seems to know everybody every
where, and follows the events of the
the world with audity.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21

one time he was bandit in the Vuelta
AbaJo and his record was very discredlt-
able. 1t was quite inexplicable to the
friends of General Maceo that he kept
the physician on his staff for so long a
period. Notwithstanding the warning
given him. Maceo used to say that
Zertucha's fault was his drinking habit
At the time the famous Cuban com
mander was killed. Zertucha was
charged with leading him and his party
into the fatal ambush, but he issued a
long statement in which he tried to
shown that Maceo met his death in bat
tie in the usual way. Zertucha also
bitterly assailed the honor of the other
Cuban leaders.
After the killing of Maceo, the dis
honored physician was allowed to go
free by the pa iards, and it was said,
and generally believed. that his peck.
cts were we'll lined with Spanish gold
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21

A FULL line of Marvin's cakes and
crackers, at A. L. Nye's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
GoMPeRS' COURSE UPHELD.
The A. II. of L. Convention Againsr
Cages Financial Plan.

The A. II. of L. Convention Againsr
Cages Financial Plan.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 21.-The American
Federation of Labor convention passed
a resolution upholding Gompers' atti-
tude toward the st. Louis convention.
The resolution i'll reference to the
free coinage of silver at Is to l was
taken up, and substitute upon the
Gage bill was adopted as follows:
Resolved, That we declare ourselves
most positively opposed to the Gage flnan-
cial bill, recently introduced in congress
by the secretary OF the treasury. 1t is n
measure, that if adopted as a law, will
only all the more firmly rivet the gold
standard on the people of the country
and perpetuate its disastrous effects in
every form.
Resolved, That we pronounce the Gage
bill an undisguised effort to retire our
greenback currency and all government
paper money with q view to the substitu-
ton Of national bank notes in their stead
and thus fasten the national bank system
for years upon the American people.
By resolution fraternal delegates
from foreign countries were given
privileges of voice and vote in conven.
tions.
The convention decided to increase
the per capita tax to 2 cents, and the
change goes into effect Feb. |, 1898. An
amendment to the constitution reuuir-
ing officers hereafter to be elected on
the last day of convention was
adoDted
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
WATCHING TIE oAuNTLess.

She Is Suspected of Contemplating An
other Trip to Cuba.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The treasury
department has notifiod the collector of
customs at Key West to keep watch on
the tug Dauntless, which is suspected
of having another filibustering expedi-
ton on hand. The information was
furnished by the Spanish minister, who
reported that the Dauntless had in tow
q number of barges or lighters
While there was nothing apparently
unlawful III The movement of the big
tug, the minister said he had reason TO
believe she contemplated another ex-
petition. In view of her previous
achievements in that line strict watch
on her movements was ordered.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
Boy Sentenced For Forgery.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. William
Leibold the lS-year-old boy convicted
OF forging the name OF Charles B..
Grub, hi former employer, to 81
checks and of issuing the same, has
been committed co the Huntingdon re-
formatory. Judge Brubaker said he
could send the boy to the penitentiary
for five years on each of the 1874 indict-
ments under which he was convicted,
or maximum of $40 years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
MURDERED BY NEGRO BOY

An Indiana Town Marshal Tried to Ar
rest Check Forger.
PRINCETON, Ind, Dec. ala colored
boy named Decker tried to pass forged
check for $l6.50 on the Farmers bank,
signed by Charles Howard, trustee of
White River township. While the
bank officials were making inquiry he
made his escape. Marshal Murphy of
Patoka pursued him and the boy shot
him, mortally wounding him. If
ecker is caught there may be a
lvnchin0.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
The Much Insuited weyler.

MADRID. Dec. 81. = The Nacional
prints in its issue a double-leaded edi.
torial article to the effect that the prin-
cipal mission in life of General Wey-
Ter at the present moment is to defend
the army I'd his command III Cuba
against the insults alleged to have
been contained in President MCKINLEY S
recent messe ge, and that he will ener-
getically protest to the minister for
war General Correa) and to the queen
regent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
New Italian Cabinet,

ROME, Dec. 21.-In the chamber of
deputies the Marquis di Rudini an.
nounced the formation of the new cabi-
net and the debate on the subject was
opened. A vote was taken and the
government was sustained.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
Leader Flour is our Special Brand.

We handle all grades of Winter
and Spring Wheat flour Special
inducements to dealers on car
load lots. We also keep on hand
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-District At
torney William K. Ollcott of New York
county, has announced that ne has ac-
cepted the appointment by Governor
Black as judge of the city court, to
fill the unexpired term of Mayor elect
Robert A. Van Wyck. The term is for
one year and the salary $4,000 year.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
Cold Weather In Ontario.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 21.-From all
parts of the province come reports of
severe weather. At White River the
thermometer registered 20 degrees be-
low zero and at Malta it was 10. Here
il went to four below.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
DR.. zaRTUcHA REWARDED.

He Led Maceo to Death and Il Made a
Mayor.
HAVANA, Dec. 21.-Dr Zertucha, who
was the physician of the late General
Antonio Maceo. has been appointed
mayor of Bejucal, this province.
Zertucha has belonged in his day to
all the political parties in Cuba. AT
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-21
OPPOS 1'O AUTONOMY
Fourth Cuban Army Corps Of
fcers Renew Allegiance.
ALL ARMY OFFICERS OF SAME MIND

The PRONUNCIATION of Reforms Taken as
an Evidence of Weakness or the Part
of spAin-wnI Accept Nothing Except
Absolute Independence.
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tect the rights. liberties and property of
the citizens by such means may be
necessary. at home and abroad.
we uehounce the free and unlimited COIN
aSe vi silver as inevitably producing sill
yer niohornetailism am; advocate a gold
s'"loaru ana the coinage of silver to the
requirements or Commerce Offering the
oiiis iheais OF maintaining bimetallsm and
uehouhce any attemnt to fix the ratio he
tween the metals arbitrarily by law with
out reference to their commercial value as
uiS'Ie' ana danserous,to public welfare and
private interests
ne democrats Of. Kentucky renew their
"hes -dilte TO the primo. pies of true democ-
racy as exemplified by the administration
y, 'iotcr Cleveland and illustrated 10y
~ 'n.'ient Secretary of the Treasury.
o.' " Nafhsie. and pledge themselves
70 renewed and unceasng efforts To en-
BODY and substantiate them in tn, national
policy.
, hh' ptpiic order is the basis of the pub
ne 'rt"il. The democrats of Kentucky
VINO nave renewed their allegiance to the
circuit OF me nation as procla inied by the
',"!idP"iiS platform. take this occasion
~; ~; .tCidie thtlr devotion to the public ordcr
III tue nation and IN the state
iheH dcnounCe Iawl,.ssuess of every kind
Wherever IL appears. whether at the hands
"i hohS usurping the functions cr til.
'uiiS or OF masked marau,lcrs intin;t!at-
ms ''d''Iul citizens. aSsail!ne the proper
- VI ''' people. T"nacuS the public high
of society " - "
We hiea@" ourselves to use every crTor;
20 i'St"re supremacy of law and to punish
those WHO violate th. laws and "a. III
"'' an honest and patriotic men to ,oin
with us in this frs, duty of cool dome
'ialS ana good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-15
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IMPROVED El THE DWELLINGS NOS. 1l0a
NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST AND 900 NJ
STREET SOUTHEAST.
by virtue OF n decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia passed the 25th day of
May, 1897, III equity cause 16t03. wherein Charles
w. Kibbey is plaintiff and William j. Hinwood
ct al defendants. the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale ut public auction. In front Of the
promises. MONDAY. JULY NINETEENTH
1897, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the follow i'm.
described part of lot two o. I'm square nine hun
drcd and iifty-twO t552l beginning for the same
at the southwest corner Of said square and running
thence north along the line OF 9th east fort
seven feet: thence cast parallel with street sout
hundred and eight feet; thence south parallel
with Jth street east, fortyseven feet; thence west
along the line of Nj street south, hundred ami
eight feet to the place Of beginning im,royr,i
by houses numbered HOP 9th street southeast and
800 NJ street southeast
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
cash. and the remainder In two equal installments
in and two years from day of sale, with in
:eICst ut the rate OF cent per annun paya bile
semi -annually until paid. to be represented by
NIL cash, at the purchasers option. Two hun,
Terms to he complied with within ten days from
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees will resell :
risk and cost of defaultinS purchaser. All con-
veyancins and recording ut cost of purchaser
8. HET,BERT GIESY
500 7th st. NV,
ANDREW B. DUvALI,
472 LII. NV.
.... Trustees.
"a TN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-15

Oh AN IRY SALE OF RF.>IpEN'E A>p RI i.
ME>S ll'1'iEih. Ell q tlDI SIS \ttS alu
III AN, ali e STREET NORTHEAST ,Nl,
ihnhE ttNlMlRfNEb Ions ak MASS y, m
SELF tl:\; BETWEEN THIRD AND
-" Elli STREETS \oRTliI-AS Asst
"l"r ana l'h authority - a deere. IF IN. ri
r. me '.,ut ~ III" u siFi,t 81 COLUMBIA !-s,.l IN
Equity ,a.sc NJ. i1g2i. t.4k.f Al ua.r,ip Ma,
.''i"'''''h watson Il the complainant aud 4 lara 4
t"h'I ana "ih,r ar defendants ~. utpl r. .u,.I
tfu lee 'iH "ll a; public tion in fr,li nf thr
Premises, "n MONDAY. rue NINETEENTH DAY
"F II li. i>a7. al FINl: otI.o' h rM al no..
''r'aih "o'> "a I'nT'i~ uf iuhi. IN TIE tmtr,,
in"nis thereon. situated In ~. city 81 Nasl.i.,
ia ~ i'Nitlt "f tnlttnhia. described a 1ra l in,
''N nun cred f"'HiA ~" 49,. tw'ntr t.Rt
'",l'A i"lr t2'' twenty nae go, tN.n'S >fN i.n
am i"'ntf sven 60 Ia Erursi l. I'm a. .f,l.
t"" SUI III, si"n of original ui tlr..o IN S.,i,ars
hHtl''f''i s'''"n ltlBiu,l and eighty t, ,.S.i a.
N'''i SUBDIVISION Is daily recorded ,.na.
irlS'' ~. 81 TN ODDS of the susNr,ors ., Tor
shiI Il~fri" sud ,Iiia'S - ~ arr, i,ft,-, .
Nv filI'rtah!" dwell n.s. known as Na4 sfa ~
h'h - . street u"Iil"a~t sra suainrs - -
ana - ar" ti" correspond IA, lots IN Massachusetts
hn,hir lnd re humpt"'"d IIfi.SI LOIS VIII.
~. "fFfRlb AND SpIf' SIrAIArFIN
i"Iihs OF sal pr' s'rii cd 10y ~, one ~ fri
Y III" purchase money IN cash. on. thtrl Ia ,p.
sale III" d"i' rr"d pawn o.. s.-4r..I pa 4 81
% trust upon f' rr''l sold To- ,,r Interest
from IA" day of Na!, ~ III" % ,,.r cent
l'F htfni'l. tnNH!" m annpsllN. or all ,-isf -
~" option 81 III Purchasers frirtnasrr FERNS
{" 10 complied with within zen DAYS 81 t r,r.rry
NAV Ice r's"li af th' risk and cost 81 4 rault m,
purchasers r. purchase afirr H,e dlrs' pofi,. 4
. post of sl'r viii n rrr,d On each lot AT IA.
ilii" e sale Al tncnc To- De-. al Tia. cost
"i ihr'l ldlr-lta,
ERNlSr l.. SifiNInT Trusfrr
F.ndai! Law Buid NJ. a.. aud L. :, NV
h6-dAds
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TRUSTEES SALE az VALUABLE A,EF,,,T
PlaItkIf Al DEANEW'mo. DISTRICT al
EIGHT ROOM FRAME DWELLINGS, All
TWENTY SMALL. CorrN.fS. ,,,\TAiNiNG


TRUSTEES SALE nr VALUABLE AEt,rE
PROPERTY Al DEA NEW.too pI<Ii.lt-r ,,t'
COLI MIRA. iNT'ipi E!p Ey TIll,IE 4 Ar. n,
EIGHT ROOM FRAME pWEl lines .\p
TWENTY SMALL CprrA.ES ,s,NTAiNlNt;
FROM Four t. SIN ROOMS i,tJI
Under and 10y vIrtu. OF a certain ord, ,,,,...,
the ~ iay J,fnr 10 1857 In IN, ..,,.,
II John ". Browning against I,tii,n ~ -.
ard oii,rs I.Wii. No los, Ina rl,. N,l,,.,,,.
Court II 10. Dls riot ~ Columbia md ,,, -,
hy ,i-tnr 81 "A certain ,.,d 81 IN, - - ,,.'
y IS,.. and iuIy r.r,,f,l,I ,n In, - =, -, ~
l.il,,r NJ IS..3 M tli, .,,t =, - -. =, :"
records of tn. pistrf,t az ,,,Iur,i,i, ~, a., ~,
request # the t,ur,y 80, ur,I las ia al :,
the UNDERSIGNED Trustees ,.,Ii Iii a. .,,tt'
aur,ion in front of rhr ,r,.,,i' 80 ' ,,.,.
D',I.o'E II TIII. ,LIJrI, \nnN ny 1ttI ,,,,,
TIE TWENTY -Sistm>n D,N al, ~ 40, -
,i,t 81 t,,', ~, ne ''''" i'ni ana If"nil-'
,nJ ,,,,,,, pa,,., -, ,n' 'lellN. WAYS
,ir,, H. ~. ,,n,,,,,, -" e''"a'' ana
In ma a.'i,..,,, " ~. "i %
M iur, AMI I,t is,ar.a - -, AZ ',i' "A
M a .,,,n. ,.l.n,,t =, -, e.,n'"t ~ SIM,
i.,,lr,r 81, 81 T., M, i'' e"l'"'h W IN" i'rd
H., - 81, ,''"' ~ WIN" WIS occupied
81, Mn, $500 IL ~ me ,,'f "i h'S h'hfii:
- n a 's M vs. iu' "t NAid "had
,h, - g. isl '" i.,r'lhf u" >'.,h":
~ -, o., =, "a 'is' IFS lei Hos along
Ia. -, nm ~ s"u t.'"f 10 st'ir'. them" "rih
- - -, -" inr'i"s !" ~" hhliiin"r'
49,, =, -. iI'', meme t'rtH - degrees
'hS, ~. ~ 'f't's '" ~" annapolis road th"1"
, -" ": si''s "ast .. ~ p'rh's thnoc south
-, ., 90. :, 80, ~ - ih'H''' SCUM ~ DC
sf"'s east I';sS "fch>; thence cas-; ~ perrhcS:
i,,,,,t, ~ ~. "s'''s p's' - l"I'l'S 10 he
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MIR. DOCKERY HEART HEAVY.
Pines for Missouri. hut Must Keep an
Eye the Treasury.


Representative Dockery of Missouri is in
a sad way He bankers for his old Mis-
souri, home and yet he is afraid to go. He
sits around during the day and whistles
old Joe Bowers, All the Way From Pike
In the afternoon his melancholy is oppres
sive. for then the recollec tons of home
overpower him. Tie imagines himself sit
ting on the front porch in the cool of the
evening as they say in Pike, lis tening to
the wind whispering through the cornfelds
and smiling the oGor of fried chicken and
no, biscuits that floats in from the kitchen
where supper is preparing.
All these things are fresh i'll his mind,
for he has but recently returned from an
experience of the joys of life out in Pike.
Nothing could have torn him from those
pleasures but the thing that is even now
preventing him from returning to them.
He WAS revealing. serene and undsturbed.
in the bucolic delights of Missouri. when
there came a disturbing rumor from Wash
ington. IL was said the deficiency bill
would soon pass the Senate. and that some
additional necessary appropriations for
the District would he included.
That started him. Reluctantly, even
mournfuly. he tore himself from the fried
chicken and hot biscuits and set his face
rosolutely to the east He has been here
nearly three weeks now, and every day
grows worse than the preceding one. He is
afraid to 80 home while the deficiency bill
Is pending. for while he cannot prevent Ike
majority doing what they think is WISE lie
weep and wall over the appropriations
and he feels he must not lose the oppo--
tuu.ty.
But he has one eye on the deficiency bill
and the other on "A Baltimore and Ohio time
card. while mis- grip is packed and his heart
is out in Pike. When the bill passes he
viii make bee lire for the depot for he
says that nothing but the spirit of economy
could keep him from the fried chicken of
old Pike and the hot biscuits of his child
hood. and. b'gosh. he don't know whether
even that can hold him much longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-15

Medical Director n. l.. Bates in charge
OF the Naval Bureau of Hygiene may be
the successor of Surgeon General James r.
Tryon, as chief OF the bureau of medicine
and surgery. The term of the latter ex.
pires in September next. DIR. Bates has
been Mr.. McKinieys family physician for
many years and usually accompanies the
President and Mrs. Mckinley on taei.
trips away from the city.
1. is said he has been offered the ap-
pOintmeut,
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A. ION SALES OF REAL ESTATE. &
IolllOf.rsIv

Tomorrow
i.'itrHH". Sutton 4 -, Auct. ,co l., ,,,. >, a.,
Siit Of l"s'H Diamond Special and E,,., hi
f'r"S on Friday. july rs, at 10 n',l,rk a m and
i:!o nm ~
i'urah'"h Bros Aucls.. 9Th and u SIS NV
trustees sal" "f dwellings Nos. III. ~ S.m,,,,,r
ST. NV. on FriiIy. July IL at :, o'....k ~ II,
Cornelius Barrier. stryyln. trustee
lat"in", Sutton X 60. Au,iS 80 H., ave n ~
Assignee : sal" If lock of grnc.ri.s nj store. y,
i''S 9TH II. ne. Friday JAY iG Il. II ,,'clnrk
Il m jess =. Er,o.si, assignee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-15

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, 1922 LINDEN STREET
NORTHWEST LIE DROTT PARK, WITH FINE
BRICK STABLE ON REAR.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust dated
June 26. 1891, and recorded In Lihcr 1900 folio AZ
of the land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the PARTY secured thereby
We will sell, at public auction. in front of the
premises. on MONDAY, JULY TWELFTH, 1897,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the north half Of lot
numbered eleven I'D In block numbered five 81, in
A. L. Barber & Co.'S subdivision Of lie Droit Park
said subdivision is recorded in the Office OF the
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia In Book Gov
Shepherd, page L.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in one
two and three years, with interest at The rate Of
per cent per annum. secured by deed of trust on
property sold, all cash. at option of purchaser
500 down at time Of sale. All conveyancing Mt
cost of purchaser. Terms TO he complied with In
ten days from day of sale. property TO be sold
at cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser
CHARLES ". HANDY,
d. CARROLL. DIGGES,
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