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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
SAN JUAN APPOINTMENTS.
Several Am orleans Selected for Nari-
ous City Positions.

San Juan de PortoRico, Dec. 13.-The
iusular cable has decided to secure All eff
cient American superintendent for the
Porto Rican schools. Gen. John Eaton
the well-knOwn educator and fOrmerly &
| 'nited States commissioner Of education
has been selected and sent for.
Lieut.. Davidson has been appointed
chief of the San Juan police and supetin-
tendent of street cleaning.
Gen. Henry has instructed the post
commanders to prevent the landing of the
French cable on Porto Nican soil.
Owing to complaints regarding the IN
land mail service, Inspector Robinson viii
tako steps to reOrganiZn il.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
A VICIOUS CONVICT.
Prisoner in Colorado Penitentary At,
tacks Keepers with Razor

Denver. Col. Dee. ia mutiuous con-
Wet was shot at the state penitentiary nj
Canon City yesterday after injuring two
of the guards.
At hrea kfast Georgc Miller. doing five
years for robbery, drew razor from uu-
derneath his blouse and attacked X. T.
IamorcauN. a guard.
Guard Van Gohren caught the prisoner
before he reached LamureauX ana Miller
slashed him over the face and neck Nil
lcr then attacked Guard Fitzpatrick
when Guard McPherspn shot Miller in
tho log
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
ELEVATOR IS COMPLETE.
Northern Grain Co. Have Model
Building at NlanitoNOC,

Mauirowoc. Wis. Do. ID Special.
The new elevator building Of the North
ern Grain company. the erection of which
was, hcguH last June. VIII b" completed
today ana viii b. started in operation to
morrow The building j. said to- hr %
the latest IL del of construction AMI j.
supplied with eycrE Known modern
cgnipmcn necessary for the cIeaaiug- uu-
Loading and shipping Of grain. fhrrc are
now over 3rJ.OUu bushels Of grain I'll the
tracks. waiting - he uuload"d into the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
PERISHED TOGETHER.
Husband Could Have Saved Him
self but Declined to Desert
His Wife.

New York, Dec. f2.-Four persons lost
their lives in last nights fire in the fiat
house in Prospect place Brooklyn. They
were: Joseph Noblitt. Mrs Joseph Mob
lit. Mrs Stothorn and Thomas Winnie.
Thomas Winnc in the darkness failed
10 see the opening of an air shaft and
walking into ii. fell Ia the cellar. He was
instantly Killed.
An effort IA rescue the NobItt family
by placing a ladder from one fiat t. the
other would have been offcctual. but Mrs.
\ohltt tainted and her husband refused
TO leave her. They pcriShcd before other
means Of rescue could be procured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
HE FAVORS BEER,
Gen. EaGau Says Soldiers Should
Have it in Reasonable Quantities.

Washington, l.. e, Dec. Commi<
-4ry-Gcncral Eagan of the war depart.
ment. continued his testimony before thr
war investigating committee today. auu
among other things said h" believed thc1.
should be beer furnished the men III such
quantities as the commanding officer may
decide to be best, and In the interests of
the men he would 6e willing to incur The
hostility Of the blue-rbbvu societies
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
A FORGER CONFESSES.
Edgar N. Mayor Pleaded Guilty to
Passing a Bogus Check
at JareSViiIe.

Janesyile Wis. Dee Ia Special. !
Edgar \. Mayer of Charleston, W. Va.
pleaded guilty here this morning - the
charge of passing a forged check on the
Bower City bank for $40 Oh October u
last and Iudga Fifp,d sentenced him to
three years in states prison at Naupun.
Mayer was arrested II the Great North
rrn hotel i'll Chicago. He was partner
of Gentry. recently sentenced from tsh-
ko>h Mayer j. connected with one Of the
most prominent families in the state of
West Virginia, his father having been
Initcd States consul to Bum'os Ayrcs a.
well a> attorney general for the state Of
West Virginia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
PROMINENT ELK DIES.
Oscar Wolfe, Formerly of Fort Akin
son Passes Away III Butte, Mont.

n trnSSt. Wis DE. IL - SppciaI l.
News has hrrn rcroIycd hero Of he death
lt Ruttp, Mont. Of = " scjusin man. Os-
car Wolfe wc,l-,unwu here. His home
was formerly at Fort Atkinson For 4
number of yrar. he Travelled for u concern
in this Tertiary, and only left th,. road
abou; q wear I.,n He fell 4 victim t.
pneumonia. and was sick hut few days
He was a menhcr Of the -. Paul lodge of
EIkS. and was well known in Elk circles
throughout the Northwest
Black River Falls. Wis, Dee. ID Spe-
cial. death claimed three Uci-kmoWH
jackson county citizens Yesterday: Rev.
Joseph g.. Wells of Sechlcrvllr. a native
of Ohio aged ~ He had resided in
jackson county since the early Cos.
JuSias Johnson. aged -. native Of Nor
way. and a resident of this county since
1S5o Jamcs Morrison. aged rs. hr had
been an inmate of the MENDOZA hospital
for the insane for six months. Mr. Nor
rison was ii native of Jackson county.
Green Bay. Wis. Dee 81 Special.
J. Carton died Yesterday at the nome Of
lis sou-ir-IaW 4 Roudou. aged 80
La cross. WIS. Dee. 13.-I Special. r.
AnpIicatiou has been made to the wal.
dlnaftrl.uf far th, r,1uru of The bodies
Of Private .Ioscph Tuchcch of 60. Il and
Corn. Rurt Il. Bailey OF Go. NJ. Third
Wisconsin. both "f fhis city. Who died
md ,,-,rr I,Iriod in j,,,r+o Ifirn Parents
If Tho deceased nav, received assurances
tb9t the lodi. viii lac returned at am
carly 6atr Tn, circumstances surrounds
iu,, tj, I,rri.,I ,.f th,. L,.Ii,.s aud fine ,,ra-
oral cIimati,. rondition. il, Porto RICO arc
-nitn Iiff.rrut frrIn SANTIAGO and If T..
mat tboIIgbt tbat tbcrr will hr any delay
IN ,rn,ny;I,,r tho Lndics nf soldiers in thr
=. pan,.n r,.,,',Ii ii.trict ~ t'' '''''''
pn.,.,,n W. noc IL Mr. J,br
tI,a.,' - ,"- ,;I G., c.i, e III, 81
~; ,,it,. fr''S, ,;d,",.i,ti a.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
A Mixed I'm mpression.

Berlin. Dee During the cour4t- ot
lie debate Oh foreign affairs ia rhe
Reichstas. Herr Richter. the German
Radical leader, expressed the opinion
that Emperor Williams rOur Uf The
Holy Land had left {; mixed impression
III the minds Of ProteStaL1>.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

When ,dptulrd once by the SlaniaIis
a!.d d.~pairin- uf lite. and fearing treat
mont 20 Whicl death would be = reiIs +.
Gen Garcia placed beneath his chm the
mIzzla ut Li~ revolver. pointing II ~
ward. ami pulled the trigger. ! hc heavy
bullet went crashing through his head.
and came ont directly above the nose. and
between tle eyes. The fact that he could
sarvIr" such i terrible wound marked
hl rs man reserved foI great deeds.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
Traders Killed and Eaten

AutUvIp. Dec lk-Ihe steamer Leo
from Africa. with Congo adyices. reports
that four Belgian traders have been
killed and eaten by the natives Of Up
per Ubaughi. \ punitive force. it Is also
said. has te-u dispatched 60 that district.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17
The Mobile Sail.

Savannah. Ga. De- l3.-The transport
Mobile crossed the bar Today bound tur
Havana. she had OH board the nHe Hun
dred and SiNty-t first Indiana. the Third
battalion of the Second Illinois. auI one
cOmpan! q tie Fourth Virginia
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17


-
THE LATE GEN. GARCIA.
,,,.+hoIs of Snain and ioinnl tba incnr-
,c,+. ~ 80, Iocn,,;Hc, o,a nf +ko;r
Ta,..4 a,,I most ,Irlit t;rhtors ooa;nlt
S.,
'I''.'' Il, II1: I
{, !! 'Hg 'l"N', .. me lc'''la"H' ,I " M
,i'"''i ~ y 10 'u,i!s ~ 60; So.
@ ~" "'N i''l lN'd','l u; l''',i - ''LIlh
1 1,' I,l'!ul} ~ ,Sh..
,l,,.,, - ~ ' - 49, -;
- nv ii''''' ~ - ~, - 3 !" nil0'
alld ~ once Sal!'u lot New orh. "H'I'
ne met thg uban Juhta ana arranged 10
return to tHba as one 9t the command
cfs OF the insurgents lie was placed IN
h,ii"Hi q me arm! OF the Ga>l' anu
sbct MaS ms reputation a. 4 SoIdlrf anu
Such MS success jhat the province o! san
ttiG" ne th3 was regarded as the best
pace i"t III" IandlhS OF American troops
Gfeh before A1hirai tcry"fa TOOK MS
httL lHto tAe Hdrbor OF Santiago and
made II necessary that the point of at
tack should he there. Gen. Garcia'S diff
iefchc'> with Cen. Shattcr over the sur
render OF Santiago were not Of long
standing, as the tWo men met in Wash
iEgtoH week ago on most cordial terms.
Took a Severe Cold.
The Old soldier took a severe cold when
he came North. and this developed into
Pneumonia. He lived to learn that the
peace treaty had been signed The Cu-
bans in Washington regard his death aS
an irreparabIc loss. Hc was most friend
Iy To the [ nitcd States. and believed thai
Cuba would ultimately seek annexation
as the best method Of securing a liberal
and stable government on the basis Of
home rule.
The passing away Of the noted Cuban
warrior was 50 sudden that his death has
not yet been fully realized. eEnn by thOS"
i, ,,..f
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

The natives of kottiar are in the habit
# digging every year III the summer the
dry banks Of the Nergel river for fish.
which they dig ont by hundreds just as
they would potatoes. The mud humps
are broken open and the fish. perhaps
; or 10 inches long. will always i.:, found
alive. and often frisky. a. if ir-t re-
moved from its supposedly native element
the water In the dry bed Of s-Sera
african rivers similar practice is oftCa
pursued. \ kind of mud fish bGrics IL
saIf whilst the bottom IS still moist, an.
remains there all the summer, waking u
chen the rains commence again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

Madrid. De-, i2.-fhe text If tie
treaty Of peace will be published IL = rtG
look h,.fuY. tie u0euiug Of The cCrI5s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-17

Ssu@!c eye1iasse-4-Wugn by women Is
tao form taken hy the ate~t lun'!"n
fsShlouIhc insanity.
Evening star., 1898-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
Washington College of Law


primarily for Womenl.
NO. se7 aG5TS ST NV,
Dean Of the Law Department, Catholic University
Lecturer l,eT,S on Real Property.
associate Justice Court of Appeals of the District
hestnrer hSN snaRfffs On fEfsitE Jursprudenene Gni p
associate Justice of supreme Court of the District
of COlumbial
Lecturer Jurisdiction and Practice of the Fed
eral Courts
UNITED States Attorney for the District Of Co.
Lecturer upon the History of Law
HON. WILLIAM E. MASON
United States Senator from Illinois,,
Lecturer International Law and Parliamentary
R. ROSS rERsY hsY AM. LID.
MRS. ]. ELLEN FOSTER
Lecturer on Constitutional Law.
JOHN T. WINTER. MD.
president Medical Faculty National University,
ELLEN SPENCER GER, M6ssEY' tSsssgio'TIe LIB.
aw OF r na aG % and the
EMMA NJ e GfIEErf' III sra1.f I'm.
Professor of Common Law and the Law Of Real
WATSON ). 5r'gfs1y gETros LID.
Professor of Criminal Law, the Law of Torts
WHARTON E. I Lester siiSH't LIN.
JoaS aGdSe E e the 1lssNs Nsot Court, ig
assistant United States Attorney
Instructor in Moot Court Pleading.
M Three Years Course Term begins Oct. 3d.
The charge for tuition. including class tuition and
lectures; is Fifty Dollars per annum. payable Fiji
teen Dollars on entry and Five Dollars each month
students desiring enter for current year should
"pps De'D! ELEES ifSsnSsE sFEScGn e MussEr. Dean
oc-A-it-oo 4I0 La. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1898-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
THoS. f. WAGGANAN.
REAL ESTATE ATCIIONEER.
FUTURE DAYS.

TATE mi RCvED BY PREMISES NOS 222
ANQ s24 II ST. NV. AND 225 MASSACHU-
S-7.~a AVE,-NW
BY viitGc # certain deed IF trtst bearing late
the 23f dty Cf jane. 1855 and rcCS- -aad III l-thar
f2. folio $50. If the land records Of the Disir Z
Of C"i jn';i5 tie Ct;eier igncd, as the surviving
tryst.o named IT, said deed. wifi on FRIDAY
THE FOURTH FAY Of ,.OYEMBER, 1895. 1T
Fnt l; O'CLOCK / NJ. offer for sale. at public aIc-
t'r. in tT7lt II the respective premises beginning
with promises 20 Massachusetts, avenue, the fol-
inCt', Ii--~' g Z. 1rnhiH 10 wit
II 81 ,Hc,,! TO (2E, fact font by tcpth of
1t eight 49, md t.a west six tei feet front by
d'IIh Of lTt thrteeb G3' IL square south of square
five hundred End siAiy-two (2|2i. IL property is
improved by tws threeStUry brick houses, Nos. ODD
t-t-'- -, %c - Ma sl"tusetts avC:Cr north
y.st. Eacl hose vii! le offeIed separately.
T'TIS Cf sal" to each parcel one-thirl OF
TIL Tr-ebI-S lI'Iey in cash, Une-third in wear
AID third III yeats from the day Of sale.
all cash. at Tho ICTckGs5rs option. I lie deferred
cEaasr's Hctes dated The day of saIa hearing
interest Tayab!r ser.i-aEGUGily. at the Iatc of
Per cent le- all rtu aud secured by decd cf trust
on The rGEpsttfT@ IfOI-ertics sold. All conyey ylnc
Ccst. a dept sit a. one trGdred dollars will be-
quirCd each parcel the time of sale. If
l' rot compile with within ten Gays from the day
Il sale the lCstee rescTvSs the right 10 resell the
property 1t tha risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser. after fire days advertisement
J%O. EIDOUT, Surviving Trustee
Immediately after the above sale will offer the
valuable vacant lot on the northeast corner of
Massachusetts a'erue and I'd street northwest.
Terms day Of sale.
THOMAS +. WAGGAMAN. Auctoneer.
& In IIE1s
Evening star., 1898-10-22

special products for which the countries
from which they cCme are famous.
Many of the most successful of these
merchants hail from Armenia, and when
this is the case they are almost inva"i-
ably dealers in rugs and draperies of one
sort or another.
There is also a small but thrifty colony
of Syrians. The latter are in the wholesale
business and import their goods from the
far east They have their dealings with
peddlers and be zaar keepers.
The Chinese merchants, of whom there
are a number carry on extensive opera
tions in tea chinaware and similarly typi-
cal eastern products Though their profits
are hard to determine, no one ever hears of
a failure in their quarter-a fact that is
significant of the business success of its
members
Evening star., 1898-10-22
c. C. SLOAN 4 co, AUcTlONEERs, 14o7 q ST.

BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust dst6d
August 3. 1882. December 7. 1888. and Iuiv re-
corded in Liher No. 1924. folio II. Ller No. 1861
3+1 Of the land records the District
OF Columbia, and at the repues; Of the narties Sc
cured thereby. we will sell at public auction, in
II, ut OF the pr,Iutses, FRIDAY. THE TWg>N-
TN-EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1898, AT FOUR
o CLOCK PM. the following described 1an,i aud
premises. situate, living aud heng in the citv OF
Washington. District Of Columbia, and hesigna; ed
and being part Of lot numbered nine f:p. in
square numbered four hundred and eighty (4Sl),
b, ginning 9Th st. fifty t5oJ feet SIX l6l Inches
south OF the northeast corner Of said lot and
square: running thence west ninety three 93i feet
four and onPhalf (412) inches; thence south
t~cnty-four t2i feet six Is, inches: thence east
ninety thre t9SI feet four and onehaf ti1a) inches
TO Fifth street; thence north along Fifth street
twentyfou' (2il feet six (6l inches TO the begin
ping. improved by premises No 1910 9Th st. NV.
Terms easy, aud made known at time of sale.
LOUIS HETTLER. Trustee.
oc20-d&ds CORNELIUS ECKHARDT, Trustee,
Evening star., 1898-10-22
c. C. SLOAN & CO., AuCrIoNEERs. 14o7 ST

BY virtue Of three certain deeds Of trust dated
January IL. 1884. and duly recorded in Liher No
1871. folos 4s3, iS6 and 492, uf the land rec
Urds of the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the parties secured thereby, viii sell
public auction. in front Of the premises, IN
FRIDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF OC-
TOBkR, 1898, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing descrihei land and premises, situate lying
and being IN the county of Washington. District
Of Columbia. an designated aud being lots mum
bered six hundred ana eighty C6S5i, six hundred
and eighty six $50 and six hundred and eighty
eight tjss) in Thomas H. Mctiinns' subdvisio Of
lots 4u3. $40 aGu All. upon the official plat of
Il uiCntOUn. per plat in County Book .. folio
s., i'll the surveyors office Of said District. i'm
proved by dwellings numbered 221, DOB and 227
Adams street.
Terms sy and made known at time Of sale.
LOUIS kETTLER. Trustee.
oc2Od&ds CORNELIUS s ECkH ARDT Trustee.
Evening star., 1898-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
c. C. SLOAN & 60. AUcTIoNEEEs 1io7 NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAII&EL!. IMPROVED
rROrEETY. SITI-ATE ~ TIE SyITMMESL
FUTURE DAYS.

G. 6. SLOAN IS co. AUCTIpNFEES 1igI 6 NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SIrJ' ATE Al THE SvUTHMESI
CORNER OF FD'ETH AND NIlEtIS
NORTHWEST AND @ts FLH:!I'A ANFNt L
NORTHWEST WASHINssIO%. y. c
BY virtuc q a certain deed = tu'st dated April
II, lS4%. and duiy re''rir! I'm IjhcT No l>,l-
fOll" +S} ~ seq. one Cf TIE lard records 81 tn"
District "f Columbia. and ~ IT, le4y"st "t lAS
parties SEQ rel thereby. We i'll scl at IU,il"
auct:au. In fc~1f "f tbs premise "a TT kSi'hf
THE IHiIIJ EtN - NOVEMBER. 1,9S. nj
FOTR O'CIOCN L. ". the following dcscrih.,
inEtcn. District 4 Columbia. aud GcSi1Gat"i -
and ba!uE lart II lot numbered s. IN tift.
Ia Daniel tratry,s sGnSivlsian Cf l"ts in '''aT'.
cast G: re FIVE hundred and nine !:.H l.st 81
of nc surveyor Of tie IlStrict Il C'iuml'a. in
h@oE II. u G. l.se -" sa!- 1T .. 1t l's
g, Ht',lnri 9'irh.u 10" fl, - - ID j. mis-
VIZ; R"-.nr.nG for III" sam" a. III G,Tth"a.t ...-
ner of said lot ard srHry and rf!.,iE- tE.-,.
sfuth gi"1s, fE' line # ith stut.t W'-t eighty tN
tcct tr alley. tLruc" west sixteen 'IGI feet. th"Ec"
north AMI th"a'e est siNt"'r. G6' feet to The
pia'" e beginning. i.Ilr"y"d iv tWu-St"sy lr.cN
dwelling and sfu'c. lis" lot numbered t,'r'y
live 80. in GCurgr tiDsiUS' sub 7iySion If square
Subdivision is RECORDED in book -. page IL. IN
the Dticr of The surveyor # the District e Colrn
hia Improved by . Nv" story brick dwelling
1CIiTS; ON each piece oHc-thtft cash, ha'2nc"
In ,tI aud two - wars with interest pHya-
bic s"Tl ANNA liy and occurred uy ccpu Of IJuSt
on the property sold. or all cash at the option Cf
will be- required nj tim" II sale. All Tc,ujdiH2.
c"nveyaucinS- n"tlfi.l fees ana irtctual rer'nuc
STAMPS al IN" expense Of tho purchasers II terms
are lot complied with within ten days from TIE
day ~ sale. the trustees reserve the right 10
resell The property So in defarIt at the risk an1
cost Of tEe purchaser thereof after such previous
"c22d&ds mo +. McIERAN. Trustee.
Evening star., 1898-10-22

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cal art; recently with the renowned Mime Gar
inherit, Vienna Austria; pure Italian method.
Studio, 931 Rhode Island ave se24-1aw1mr
Evening star., 1898-10-22

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407 TTH ST. NV.
G. X. URNER, AN, C.E., Prin
Thorough preparation in the business. English
and civil service courses: Twenty.six years ex-
perience a business educator Class or private
lessons. Moderate tuition. Send for catalogue.
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Evening star., 1898-10-22
Wants 0uictty Filled.

At this season. when so many are seek
ing situations. and. on the other hand, so
many seeking employees, it is o. interest
to know that advertisements under thu
classiGcations Wanted Help ana Wanted
Situations are inserted in The Star at
charge of - cents Tor fifteen words
Evening star., 1898-10-22
DCNCANSON BROS. AUCT!ONEERS.
SALE 0F REAL ESTATE NOTES

SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTES
By virtue Of certain collateral note. default
having been made in payment of the same We
shall sell at auctina at rooms. corner 9th and
j. SITS NV. Washington. l.. e. on WEDNESDAY. !.
OCTuREE TWENTY SIXTH, 1898, AT ONE
O'CLOCK T.. NJ. the collateral named therein. viz
Three notes overdue. in the Gf $40J SO
each. with interest at g per cent per annuIn.
cured by deed Of trust lot %, block . Fairview
Heights
Terms. Cash.
All persons interested please take notice.
by order "f the holder IF the note.
oc.2 dts DJNCANSON BROS. Aucts
Evening star., 1898-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALE OF NEW BARGE.
The undersigned receivers will, IN pursuance Of 2
decree of court, sell, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY FIFTH. AT FOUR PM, MT Bowly's
wharf, foot OF South street. Baltimore city, Md,
frst-cass going barge; $50 tons capacity;
length 165 feet. beam % feet inches depth amid
ships II feet For full particulars, apply receivers
Sale absolute. RUFUS W. APPLEG ARTH,
FRANCIS T. HOHNER,
Receivers.
10 e. Lexington St, Baltimore Md
o. A. KIRKLAND, Auctioneer, Law building,
Baltimore Ma. vc 10 19&22'
Evening star., 1898-10-22

PUPILS TAUGHT HOW TO STUDY, PRIVATE
ly or in small classes, by experienced and
successful teacher college preparation spe
cialty. Address Box SO. Star office. Oc19-1m"
Evening star., 1898-10-22

ROBABLY NO 9TH
er city in the United
States has such a
large contingent Of
oriental merchants
as New York.
These men, who
have been tempted
thither by the op-
pcrtunities for gain,
represent a great
variety of nationali-
ties and their stock
in trade is usually
made up of those
Evening star., 1898-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE NATIONAL, CAPITAL
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

NOW Is THE TINE To RESUME YOUR LONG
neglected studies under the guidance Of q
petent private tutor, who will make everything
easy and pleasant for you: all grades Of work.
Z. Y. Box bl3. selT-2ms
Evening star., 1898-10-22
THOMAS D0wIJN5i & Co ACCTioNEEl;s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE EUILDING
LOTS. SFTt ATED ON RRIGHTWOOp AVE
NI-E NOKTHWEST. BEING \ PART OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE EUILDING
LOTS, STII ATED ON RklGHTNbOp AVE
ME- NOKTHWEST BEING \ PART OF
BY virtue ~ q certain deed Of trust. recorded in
IIhtr Nu- I7tlJ folio 2Tg ct seq. Of the land
records ot District # Columbia and NJ the
l VIII sell. al public auction. in front Of the
premises on SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
NINTH. Al 1sgS. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR
O'CLNCK PM. the following described real es-
II Columbia. and designated as and being part Of
q tract Il land called Pheasant Plains. being
part u the tract conveyed hy Sidney \. SiAhUEy
and wife To FL ward J. StellwHgtu and Simon Wolf
District II Columbia. in 1lher lJIl folio %. and
described 10y metes and bounds follows: Begin
ming at the point Uf intersection formed by the
north line ot sand whole tract conveyed 10y said
SiNhu-y and the east line Of Bri=hTvood avenue.
Seventh street road, present laid out and
widened. and running thence along tie side
feet, thence castrly al right angles 10 said road
one hundred and hfIy tl5U feet: thence nOTrhe-ly
parallel with said road fprty-siN and .2lOJ t46 81
feet the north line If said SiNhury tract. and
and nifty and 3I-1oO 15o.3D feet he place of
beginning. . GetEer with all and singular the i'm
pTuveIu-utS. ways. easements, rights. privileges
and api lrteuaur.s 10 the beInL-!Hg in any
wise allertuininc. recorded il the Office Of the
surveyor iu tie District If Columbia
Terms uf sale. Due-t third of IT.. purchase money
To- he paid in cash. balance in equal install
usH1s In and years. secured On the prop
rrty = 10. with interest the Il SIX 20 per
CeDtEm per annum. payable senii-annually until
paid rr all cash, at the option cf purchaser \
sale All conveyaneing and recording the pur-
cNaseg.s cost. Terms II sale To- he complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale, the trus-
tee Will resell At the risk and If lcfaulting
purchaser. aIter nye days previous advertisement.
GEO. J. SEUFFERI.E
ocZ2, -tZHN-J Surviving Trustee.