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The evening times., 1897-12-14
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1897.
Notes of the Day.

Judge sahborn, of the Federal court, in
st. Louis yesterday, granted the applica-
ton of the Government for Il postponem mt
of the Kansas Pacific sale for sixty lays.
This will give a stay of proceedings to
February 10, and allow time for the
Congress to perfect means for pro-
tecting the nations interest Of about
Sl3,O00.o00 in the matter. 1t is certain
that the celay can do no harm, since under
the minimum bid proposed! by the reorsani-
Zation committee, the Government wonld
have received only 500 900 Of its
claim. The chances now are that the
whole matter Will be taken in hand, and
promptly; because large lot of Pacific
railway bonds Will become due on Ian
uary / and there is not time for Congress
to daily with the subject.
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THE sEsSFoRD CASE AGAIN.

Faith Curist Will Appear for Sen.
tence in Court Tomorrow
Mrs. Bertha Sessford, who was the de-
fendaI:t In the faith cure case tried in the
police court last spring, charged with
practicing medicine without a license,
VIII, 1t ; unde Istood, have sentence passed
upon her in the police court by Judge Mills
tomorrow.
The case Was tried before Judge Mills,
but sentence was deferred In the case.
Judge Mills was again on the benuh
In the lower police court teday in the alb
sence Of Judge Scott, and was desirous OF
announcing his decision today. The de-
fendant's counsel was out of the city and
could not appear in court. and it was de-
cided to defer passing. sentence until 1
O'Clock tomorrow, when the parties Con-
cerned will probably be able to appear in
court.
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------.- AUCTION SALES.
hAICLIFFE, SUTTON & co., ,Auctioneera
SSO Penn. ave. NV
TkuSTEEs SALE OF TWO-srORY
THIRrrD THiGn DWELLING: SITUATE No. s27

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY
nniCk DWELLING. SITUATENo. S27
THIRTEENTH STREET NOKTHEAST
Dy virtue or two deeds OF trust given &,
i1aa " a'u 9uiy recorded respectively in liber
aiSS' o. ioio 80 ct seq, and in libeF
records for the District OF G.Innbia and
AZ the request Of the parties secured
tneIeDy, We VIII sell at public ancfion
~ ~ 'front.' OF the premises, on TIJESDAY.
DECEMBER %, 1897, at 4:3o n. m the
tohoWing described real estate Situate
~ tne blstrct or Columbia, to wit: Part
oi lots numbered twenty-eigh (2s1. twenty
nine tZS), thirty t39,, and thirty-one i3il.
~ Michler's subdivision of square mum,
bered Que thousand anu twenty1six, n ta.K1
beginning for the same thirty-six feet nine
lDches t36 II In } south of the northwest
corner of said square and running thence
east eight y-eight feet tsS IT. /, thence south
sixteen leet three inches lie II. in.c
tnence west eighty-eight feet (sS n. \ and
Ihehce orth sixteen feet three inches ii q NJ.
NH TO The place OF beginning MIN
all the Improvements. ''
Terms 0ne-third cash: taIansa In .,x
ana tWeivc months from da.e OF sale the
deferred payments to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold and TO
Dear interest at the rate of per cent
per anhum, or all cash, at the option OF
Tue purchaser. A deposit OF $50 to be
paid at the sale. Terms to be Complied
with III nfteen days from day of sale:
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
TO advertise and resell the property at the
Ifsk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
All conveyancng at purchasers cost Good
title or no sale.
JOSEPH r. EDISON,
CHARLES B. BAILEY,
del 4, II ~ "a Trustees.
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LIONEL LAWRENCE MARRIED.
Bride the Daughter of Millionaire
Brincke rhoff

Philadelphia, &C. l4.-Lionei Z. Law
renee, formerly the husband OF Doroth,
Drew. was married quietly in Jersey City
on Sunday tD Miss l.. B. Brinckerhoff. the
daughter OF the New York millionaire
cracker manufacturer of that name The
ceremony took place in the afternoon and
was performed by Judge Hinneman, and
was witnessed by but Few persons, includ-
ing the brides father. Lawrence is at
present playing the part OF French Chef in
THE Belle of New York" and has been a
member OF George ". L ederer's company
all the season. He is well known in the
profession. He returned to the city this
afternoon and appeared with the COM
pany.
As there are but two daguhters, Mrs.
Lawrence will inherit big fortune on
the death Of her father. Lawrence Will for
the present IT main on the stage.
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MRS. oELRlcH.s SIGHT SAVED.
DIR. Knapp Says His Patient VIII Re-
cuyt.r Use of Both Ewes


New York, Nov. AIRS Hermann Oel-
richs, who has been suff ering int ensely rum
the result 81 tack falling in her left eye
and who has been threatened with partial
If not total blindness, was much encouraged
yesterday. DR.. Knapp and the two at
tendant physicians held consultation
and DIR Knapp said that Mrs. Oelr:chs
would not icse her sight.
The vo1nd,'' said Dr. Knapp, lis ex-
tren.eiy painful. The right eye is also
affected. l can say positively, however.
that Mrs. oelricis will not lose her sight"
MIS-. oelrichs was said to have pa ssed
a very comfortable night and to be rest
ing easily. She is under the care of
three trained nurses in Il dark room
and is not allowed to have any visitors.
Her most intimate friends have not seen
her for over week.
Mr.. Oelricbs was much relieved yes
terdar, and took n long walk. He hid
been i'll the house for two days, and DR.
Knapp remained there nearly the whole
day Sunday Mrs. oelrich's condition is
still serious, however.
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THE W. t. WALTERS MEDALS.
Those In Memory of the Famous Art
Collector Received I'm BaltimDr..

Baltimore, fec. 14.-Mr. Henry Walters,
son of the late William 7. Walters, the
famous art collector, OF Baltimore, whose
collection OF paintings and sculpture Is,
perhaps. the best private one in the United
States, has received the twenty medals
. which he had struck IN memoryofhisfa father.
About year ago Mr.. Walters Went TO
Europe for the purpose of having model
made. and he secured the services Of Louis
Oscar Roty,a member of the Institute OF
Ffarcc, who ie recognized a being first
in this branch or art. Only twenty copies
have been made, in silver and bronze. the
model having beer, destroyed. Une u the
silver medals Mr.. Walters has recently
present ed TO the Metropolitan Museum or
Art, of which the late Mr.. Walters was
an honorary fellow. THE Others have been
already. or VIII be- presented to members
of the family, and personal frien'is. most
of whom re artists. 1t is likely that one
will be given to the British Museum, une
to the Ifstituteof France, and one to the
At Museum of Berlin, OF which museums
Mr Walters WIS an honorary member.
TIE medal is nearly five inches IN di
ameter. On one side is a likeness OF Mr..
Walters; in profile, and above the head
is the name. William Thompson Walters,
On the reverse. around the edge Of the
circi. are the words which Were the guild
ance Of MIR. Walters life: DUTY. appiica-
tioTi. integrity, independence" The center
is divided by laurel tree, in the breaches
OF which a ribbon is inscribed, arte."
Leaning a ga inst the foot OF the tree is an
eInb,rm Of commerce. and on the ground
a broken branch Of an oak. eehind the
tree. ,n a pedestal, is the seated hon by
Fa:ye, a life-size bronze, which was pre-
sen,ed t. the city of baltimore by Mr..
Walters, and which ma now be seen in
Mount Vernon Place. In the distance, at
the left. is . glimpse OF Harrisburg, the
birthplace of Mr.. Walters, and IN the
right the following inscription in Roman
Capitals: Baltimor easis-Na MDCCCXIX.
OBJ. MDCCCXCIv-vitam scientiae com
mercioaue dedHaui artibus ex initiis in
super adornavit." The entire modelling is
in low relief, and after the best manner
of hte artist.
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proper coIduOt over IN Hawaii put an end
10 al such sentiment. Therefore, We are
without Oriental entangiements OF any sort.
All we ask is control of our own half OF the
world. II we entertain any wish as to the
other half, 1t is to see our old and consistent
friend, Russia. get as much OF it as may
be, in the final shuttle and deal.
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Forced 10 leave the City.

The number OF persons brought into the
police court ahq charged with vagrancy
is gradually becofning larger daily. Seven
persons were defendants against such a
charge today, and two were found guilty.
They were Virginia jackson and Lee
Moore, who were given thirty and sixty
days eact. The other five would have
been sent to the workh0use also, but
Judge Milla refeased them on their per
sonal bonds, provided they leave the city
at once. They were Frank j. Rayback,
Joseph K0kss, Eeorge F. Martin, Joila
Wilson and Edward Henao-.
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REVENGE OF wHITEcaPrERs.
Murdered TITO Negroes who T.sti-
fled Against Them.

lieu ASalust ueu.
birmingham. Ala, Dec. 14.-Infor,na-
ttn comes rroun Kenned y. seventy ty-five miles
west Of heIe. in Lamar county, that Lewis
and John Bonner, negroes, were seized EAST
night by bands Of whitecaps and shot to
death. Lewia- Bonner was United states
witness and also State witness against
whitecappers who murdered another IL gro
thee months ago. This is supposed to
have been the cause Of the murders. Ills
brother john was spending the night
with him and shated the same fate, doab.
less to preveat him from being with .ss
against Lewis murderers. No further
details Of the affair have yet been ie-
ceived. Intense excitement prevails among
the negroes over the outrage, which makes
three negroes slain by whftecaps in that
section within three months.
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wanted-A Murderer.

The Fool-ktlier, who must be feeling
particularly vicious. now that he is filled
with turkey and pie, should go to Atlanta
Ca, W here people are going crazy over a.
three year old boy preacher. This in +
fan, claims, among oticr4things, that all
girls are wicked The Fool-killer is also due
at Ceretsc. W. Va, where minister last
night entered a ballroom, and, standing
in the center. said: Let Us Pray. The
dancing stopped while he prayed, after
which he got the most susceptible ones to
Join i'll hymn and go horne.
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de3.s,Il.14
TRUSTEES 'SA LEOF THAT VALUABLE
S-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. lO16
SEYENTH STREET NORTHEA Sc

Dy virtue of that deed Of trust, dated
Move mber 26, s94. and duly recorded in
nber 1888, folio 454 ct seQ-. of the land
records of the District of Colum hia, de-
Iauit having been made in payment and by
request OF the holder OF the inde htedn ess
described d therein, the undersigned will off er
at public sale In front of the premises on
THURSDA Y, DECEMBER l6, 1897, at
O'CLOCk p NJ, sublot one hundred and
tweniy-nine of the National Capital Invest
ment Conipany's subdivision of lots In
square eight hundred and fifty-six, as per
plat recorded in the office or the surveyor
o. said District. Ia hber No. 16, folio 81,
Win all the improvements thereon, subjec:
to an inculDbrance OF 81 500. ( uu particIl-
lars OF which viii be announced at time
or sale Terms, all cash. above the afore-
said incumbrance. A deposit of 500 re-
CURED OF purchaser, and terms to be COM
Piled with in ten days, otherwise a resale
at risk and cost OF defauiting purchaser.
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
EDWIN II. BOND,
CHAS. G>SLOAN & CO., Trustees.
SAuctioneerS- de6-d&ds
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AMUsEMENrs.

AMUSEMENTS. -.
Lafayette Square Opera House.
GRAND OPERA
In French. German. and italian.
Under the direction OF
WALTER DAMROSCH AND G A. ELLIS
Tonight Tonight: At O'CLOCK.
La TRAvIATA-In Italian.
Mines. MeIba. Van Cauteren, Mattieid'
Rains, Sfehmann. Conductor. Blmboni.
TOMORROW tTuesday), DEC. H.
LOHENGRIN tin eerman,.
Mines. Gadski, Staudigi. NM Kraus, bas-
pham, Fischer. Staudigi.
Conductor, Damrosch.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC To-
CARMEN Tin Frenchl,
Mines. seygard, Toronto, Mattfeld,, van
Cauteren, NM. Salignac, Campanart WV
ami, Rains, Vanni, Stebmann.
Conductor, Bimb0ni.
FRIDAY EVENING. DEC. II.
FAUST Tin French,
Mines. Meiba. Toronta. Van Cauteren,
MN. Ibos, BoudouIesQue. Campanarf, W.
tani. Conductor, DamrOsch.
Chorus, Complete Sceneries. and costumes.
SCALE OF PRICES-S5. 81. y: 30,
81, and 81 80. Foxes, SIS, $50, $50.
.tII'issicn. s1.dO ana 81 30.
Seats ON sale at box office Stehway
Pa ~ used. rsdwa DroO,s . Sons, a GUS
LIBRETTOS OF all the operas for sale
at the boa office.
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POlitfc.

From the Detroit Free Press)
"Unclc Alex. why do people saw wood
and soy nothing?"
because the words man wants tor say
when he fs saving wood would get hirn
turned out of church."
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A Remedy for Bloodhounds.
From the Chicago News.)

bank burglar in Indiana vaded pnrs,iit
by bloodhounds by rubbing the soles OF his
shoes with onions, the bloodhounds being
unable To stand the odor of onions. This,
Probably. Is tho reason why one never sees
q bloodhound in Chicago street car.
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just as Effective.
(From the Caicago Dispat.

(From the Chicago Dispatch.)
The States Dnty Of st. Louis suggests
that 1.-THE EnEii1 sparrow be abnlishsd
by putting a bunty upon his head"
wenld II not bel bitter to put ssalt On LIS
tall?
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A heavy breakage of China now seems in
evitable' The Novosti, semi official, Of
st. Petersburg, asserts that the ma rtition
OF the Chinese Empire actually las begun.
I'm the absence of protests from the other
Powers at Germanys evident determine ton
to remain at Kiao Chou Bay. Another Rps-
sian ccnten porary expresses the belief that
the United States, among other powers.
may object to the permanent occupation of
Kiao Chou b. Germany" OF course. we
shall do nothing of the sort. beyond, posi-
bly,, expressing regret at the occurrence. 1t
is not our policy to interfere with political
or territorial affairs in the far East. II
the powers OF Europe will keep their hands
off from the Western hemisphere and its
islands, they may divide China, Japan and
everything else to please thems elves.
There was time when we might have
raised rcw In behalf of Japan. consider.
ing that nation as a young lady whom Ne
had introduced to society. and, therefore
felt toward her the obligations Of a chaper-
one: e1 that day IL past. Her fast and i'm
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THOMAS BOWLING Il CO.. Auctioneers.
No. 612 E st. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALrABLE
LOT ON E STREET NORTHWEST,

i - .
NEAR TwENI Y 81 ATh STREET.
BY virtue OF deed of tTust Gated Feb
ruary o, 1894, recorded ia liber 1901,
Ioiio % ct seq, tDe Of tie land records
OF the District OF Columbia, we will sell
at the request OF the party occurred the real
estate described therein, viz. original lot
numbered i've 20. III square numbered
twenty t2Oj, in tie city OF Washington,
Dstrict OF columbia, deiault having been
made Ia the Payment OF interest on the
debt secured thereon. Sale in front Of
the premises at p. m. en- WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day OF December, 1897. Terms
OF sale: One-tnird cash and balance in three
equal pa yments I'm one u, two q an q three
t3) years after date of ale with interest,"
pa yabie seniannually, at The rate of Fix
toJ per cent per aDnuni, CT all cash at the
purchasers option. said deferred pa yments
10 be cured en- tfe property. derosit
OF $1CO to be made at the time of sale
Right resery ed to sell at COST Of pure haser
II the terms are not complied with in ten
days from sale. Conveyancing, ETC., at
purchasers cost.
IRA W. HOPKINS,
FRANK d. EVANS,
Trustees
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a SiIenf Witness

(From the Chicago Post.)
'.what is your definition Of a true pa
triot?'
"A man who doesn't talk about it,"
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Circulation statement.

Communications intended for publication
in The Times should be ierSeiy aud plainly
,critten and must in all cases be accompanied
By tie name and address OF the 'criter. Ne
iecfed communications icW not be preserved,
and oniy manuscripts Of curious importance
xii be returned 10 her authors.
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SPECIFIED Virtue.
tFre.n the Chicago News,

tFsein the Chicago NswaD
n one's faults showed oa the surface
most people would look as II they had the,
meaAe& ~, s
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There is great scheme in this, and one
that, on grounds of precedent and prac lice,
should appeal favorai,ly TO the Republican
Administrator. Reorganization would
necessitate reorganization committee
recapitalization anG bonds, which our
Government might find it profitable to its
Wall street friends to guarantee No
,ioubt J. p. Morgan and Louis Fitzgerald
would undertake the job. There would tie
ii few millions in il for the boys, but, he
yond that, think what chance it w,,uld
offer 10 the Administration TO try its IA
vorite autonomy plan on Haiti! 1t has
collapsed, as far as Cuba is concerned;
perhaps Haiti might, or might have 20.
like IL In this way the present feverish
unrest OF the gold and bond syndica. es
temporarily might be s,othed. We as
surne, of course that as long as they haze
d chance 10 rob somebody, they would rs
soon rob a cannibal island as the people
of their own country. Both the Admin-
istration and '-our best business inue--
ests" ought to wake mp to their opportunity.
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AUCTION SALES.

]. z. FRECHIE & CO, general auctioneers.
~ olo-lo 9TH St. NV: furniture sales every
Tuesday and riuay. 10 a. m: crockery
trade sales Thursdays 10 a. M; consIgn-
mehts received daily for above sales.
de4-3mo-em
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To Prove9rheir Ability.

tFron the Detroit Fres Press.)
Aay-I wondef'why sune men grumbie
about evsrythhg 20?
4 Madse-W eheH tho seenness sf thet.
perceptions fos c6Gsss. .,..s'- q
The evening times., 1897-12-14

R,aders Of The Times ,cho may ut any
tin e be unable 10 procure copies Of Il at any
neus stand, railroad station or on railroad
trains iciH confer Jar"r upon The manage
nent by sending to his office Information Of
the fact.
The evening times., 1897-12-14

Choice Building Lots for Song
And on your own terms at Sloan q auction
rooms, 14O7 st., Wednesday, Dec. 15
at 4:15. Ocean City, Nd, is the coming
resort OF America. Item
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Rev. D. j. Stafford, D. D..
~ Will
LECTURE

AT COLUMBIA THEATER.
Sunday Evening, Dec. I9, at O'Clock.
Subject: The Principle or American
Citizenship" Tor The ieueiit of tie Grand
cents; reserved seats, 75c. and 81.
del3-St
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RATcuFFE, SUTTON s CO., Aoctioneers
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc'ra

TWENTY- SIXTH ANNUAL
SALE,
BY ORDER OF THE
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE
COMPANY.
Elegant Silver plated Ware, great va
rteey OF styles. Rogers celebrated Cut
ery OF every description, and many useful
articles suitable for presents-
SALES DAILY.
AT OUR
saleHoOn, Corner 10th and Pa. ave. NV,
Those intending to purchase shopld can
early, while ttle stock Il lsrEe to select
nom. Ladies' are particularly Invited,
4nd ciatrs wHl lie provided f8f their com
J. r. FALL, NansRer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., A1cra
detO-6tem
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Wbe ~ 0i,ne1l
The Washington Times Company.
sTILsoN HUTCHINs, President
HuTCHINs BUILDING.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
MONTHLY, DY CARRIER:
Morning. Evening and Sunday, Fifty Cents
Morning and Sunday 80. .Thirty-five Cents
Evening and Sunday 80. .Thirty-five Cents
BY NAIL.
On. Year. Morn, Eve and Sunday. .s65 30
Six Months, o'oo
Three Months" IL"
One Year. Morning and Sunday. 100
Six Months, ..-... @D
Three Months -..... LIZ
One Year, Evening and Sunday. 4oo
Six Months, ..-.'' 80
Three Months. 1880 A.]'
Sunday only, one year. r....----......-.. i.oV
Orders by mail must be accompanied by
subscription price
TELEPHONES: Editorial Rooms. 4e6;
Business Office, 1910
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AUCTION SALES.
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON { CO.. Auctionee

TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two STORY
435 o STREET NORTHWEST.
and duly recorded in liber 2150, at folio 3s9
ct seq, one OF the land records for the
District of Columbia, and at the request OF
sale, at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on TU ESDAf, TIE liTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1897, AT FOUR
real estate situate in the city of Washington,
District of Columbia, known and distin-
guinhed as lot thirt seven tSI In square
five hundred and eleven 8 IL in Harbaugh's
ana others. commissioners, subdivision OF
lots In square five hundred and eleven
t611I as said subdivision is recorded in
OF Columbia In book W. F., page one hun
dred and Nxty-one 1911, together with the
improvements, rights. &c.
This property win tie sold subject to two
prior deeds OF trust for 81 900 and $500, re
specuvely. with accrued interest, the bal
ance in cash.
Terms: over trusts cash. A deposit of
5000 required at the time OF sale. Terms
to he complied with within fifteen days
from the day of sale otherwise the trustee
the risk and cost or The defaulting pur-
chaser after five days previous advertise
nent OF such re-eaie In sumo newspaper
published in Washington. d. C.
All conveyancing. recording, ct cetera, at
the cost OF the purchaser.
The above sale is pcstponed on aScountSf
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. D. 1897, at the
same hour and piace;
deS-d&dsxS-1 0t,sm
RATCLFFE, SUTTON s CO., ,Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT
ON p STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
SAPlfOL AND fIkST STREETS NV.
BY virtue OF a ceed of trust, duly re-
corded in liner No. &c 65. folio $50 ct seq,
one OF the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request OF party Sc
cured, we win sell at public auction In
front Of the Premises on TuEsDA Y, 2sTH
DA 7 OF DECEMBER, A. D., 1897 at
$3.50 O'Clock p. M. the foifow wing described
real estate. situate In the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot
twenty-nine t29) OF Lauritsen and Bates
subdivision OF square six hundred and fir
teen t61 81. together with the improvements.
etc. thereon. Terms stated at time OF
pf sale. All conveyancing, etc., at pur-
chaser's cost.
n. II. BERGMANN,
j. w. SCHAEFER.
Gel 4.l1 II "a Trustees.
~
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The Washington Society
of Decorative Art

viii give a house-wa rming at s1i
Vermont Avenue. opposite the Ar
lingtol, December 10.
Open ut o o'clock for saie OF
Christmas Novelties
Lunch from IL until 2. Tea, to Z
do \ -f,f ON
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COIlaretteS.

Immense lot Of Electric Seal Collar
cites lined with changea BILE silk
full in ripple and as well made and as
stylish as the most expensive values
such as you cannot buy any
where under $3-will go for FL ,A0
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-03
Pulpit Orator at Thirteen.

John Edward de Merritt, the youn-
gest licensed minister in the world, is at
tracing widespread attention in the
western part of Nebraska by the extraor-
binary originality of his sermons.
Great crowds are attending his services,
many going 90 miles to hear him.
He is l3 years old and his father is
a merchant at Newport, Neb. He has
preached at Fort Scott, Kan; Nevada,
Mo, and many other Kansas and Mis-
souri, towns. He was licensed TO preach
by the Baptist church Of Fort Scott last
year, since which time he has been
travelling in the rural districts
He is not yet out of knee breeches
and has all the airs OF child except
wonderful delivery as pulpit orator
He has read the Bible through a num-
Der of times, and though having attend
ed school but little is well read in the
illogical and general literature. He
breaches i'll churches of all denomina-
tions. New York Journal.