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The evening times., 1898-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT NO. 1,
IN SQUARE so6. WITH THE IMPROVE
NENTS THEREON.

By virtue of a deed OF trust. duly recorded
In Liber No. 2l5s,, folio 3Si ct seq., Of the
Land Records Of the District OF COLUMBIA. the
undersigned trustees will sell. in front Of the
premises, on the 31st DAY OF NAY
isas. AT O'CLOCK P. n. part Of original lot
No. I. square 90. Beginning for the same at
ing the intersection of Twelfth Street west and
Street south. and running thence with said O
Street nfty-three feet seven and one-half inches;
thence north forty feet: thence east hfty-three
feet seven and one-haH inches to said Twelfth
Street; thence south forty feet to the place Of
beginning, together with the Improvements there
on. This property will be sold subject to a prior
deed Of trust for thirty five hundred dollars re-
corded in Liber 20Ss. folio 157 ct seq Terms:
Balance cash. A deposit of 500 required At time
Of aale-
GEORGE J. BOND,
ERNEST W. BRADFORD.
my19-l0t-exSu TrusteeA
The evening times., 1898-05-28
Easterns Defeat Westerns.
An exciting Eaiue Of baseball was plav.

An exciting game Of baseball was play
ed by the Eastern and Western High
School teams yesterday at Columbia
Field. the former winning by the score
of to G. The game entities the Easterns
to second place in the Interhigh School
Championship League. The features Of
the game were the heavy batting of Bur-
rough. Bradley. and Brewer, and the fast
fielding Of Combs. springsguth. and
The evening times., 1898-05-28
Mad Dog scare.

A mad dog caused considerable excite
ment at the Kendall Green Gates. near
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. this fore
noon. and large crowd gathered. Be
fore the animal could do any damage it
was shot by Special Officer Lucas.
The evening times., 1898-05-28
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6oz r Street N. w.

LOANS MADE on FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC,
without publicity or removal, and the day
you ask for it. We have equitable payment
the loan. and will give you a years time il
you want it to pay the same. Business strictly
confidential. Please call and convince yourself
that our rates the lowest.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
feS-tf 6IO ST. NV
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DIED..

WILLIAMSON Friday. May q, 1865, at 7 a. M,
JOSEPH lZADOCK WILLIAMS, at his residence.
No. 1914 Sd st. 81.
Funeral will take place Monday. Nay %, lso6,
at O'Clock p m Interment at Congressional
Cemetery. Relatives snd friends invited. Item
DULEY-On Saturday. Nay "a. 1888 HENRY
B. DULEY, husband Of Ottie R. Duley.
Runer1l iron his late residence, 1850 18th q.
NV. at p. m. Monday. May %. lso6 Relatives
and friends invited. Item
The evening times., 1898-05-28
Take Dr.. Henry's Blood Tea.

The great Blood Purifier, Kid-
ney, Liver and Bladder Regulator.
AT al druggists. Price. Z5e.
The evening times., 1898-05-28
SIX Mo,th. I'm Jail.

Florence Trusenberry. charged with
stealing quantity of Silks laces and
linens from Mrs. NJ L. Brewer. wife of
Civil Service Commissioner Brewer. was
sentenced to six months in Jail this morn
ing upon conviction in the Police Court.
The evening times., 1898-05-28
Decoration Day Excnrsisn to Pen
Mar and Gettysbeug via Pennsyl-
vaLfa RaIlroaa.

Under auspices of Nelson and Colum-
bia Divisions, U. R. K p. Special train
win leave Sixth Street station at $50 a,
m. Round trip rate to Pen Mar, Q-75: to
Gettysburg, 2-2s. myz7-7t-em
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The Worlds Greatest Wonder,
PROF. BERNARD.

The famous English Clairvoyant and PaImist,
has Just began a series of special readings fof
ladies only; tells past, present and future: also
beusiness deals. love and family Affairs; reunites
the separated, brings quarrels all right: causes
etc; readings reduced to 25c and Soc for few
days only. Hours, to daily. sos st. NV.
The evening times., 1898-05-28

new York Stock Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York Stock Ex-
change, 1877 3 Street
The evening times., 1898-05-28
DR.. CZARRA.

SPECIALIST in the cure of all Private Blood and
Skin Diseases, Hemorrhoids, Structure Impotence
and Syphilis positively cured. Consultation and
advice free and strictly confidential to both
sexes Hours, 0 TO IL: 3 to G. Closed Sunday.
GIG Pa. ave. NV; Metropolitan Block my26-t.
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Money to Loan on

Household Furniture. Pianos, DC. with
out removal from owners possession: payments
received on principal which reduces the cost of
expense to applicant if loan is not made; eff
cient service enables US to act promptly all
applications See US before going elsewhere.
The evening times., 1898-05-28

Chicago GFain and f-rovIslsn Market
Corrected daily by w. b. Hibbs q Co,
members OF the New York Stock Ex-
change IIZ7 r Street
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NINE. IHEO.

Medium and card reade: washington's most
famous Clairvoyant and Palrnist. C.nsult her on
business, love and family affairs: reunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages and gives good luck. Open daily German
spoi-en; &c and 50c- 90 II ST. NV. my27-lk
MME BURNETT. Egyptian Gypsy. seventh dauch.
ter of seventh generation; can take of spells
and cause to marry. as we'll tell your past and
future Can be seen by calling at the tent Take
lexington and Soldiers Home cars. my26-1w-em
MS DOWNRIGHT SHAME that our ads can.
not convince you vell-learned men that We
en- sell a fine custom made suit, slightly worn,
for q tribe; We have an elegant Spring stock, and
are strictly one price. JUSTHS OLD STAND.
619 ID St NV. uyaa-7t
NME. La RUE, Medium. tells past and present;
gives luck. and spells taken or l223 1-2
st. NV. Walk upstairs. my2+l2t-em
The evening times., 1898-05-28
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS,

Gold Filings and bridge work . speciality. Al
the lowest price: ama!gam Allings. SOC; full sets
Of teeth on plates. vs.: extracting either by gas
@ local spray. absolutely painles1, Soc; with
antecd the best: open On Sundays from 10 to
o'clock mh97- ten
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Mrs. Dr.. Berc:hler..

SPECIALIST in Obstetrics and Diseases Of Won
en-; treats successfully irregularities ehiIdIess
ness and woman complaints. PRIVATE SAM
TARIUM for ladies before and during confine
ment: infants adopted: consultation: advice free
and strictly confidential. Office hours, to I2
to 6. Closed Sunday. 6l9 Pa ave- NV, Metro
politan Block mys6-tf
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT SPECIALIST In the euss Of an priysts
diaasea Hydrocele, vsrcoeels. Structure In
potsncy. and Syphilfde Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation Free Both 6exaa
Hou-s, 70 Il, to 8; Tuesday, Thursdzy sna
0aturday Evenings. 70
0o2 = Street NoPthwest.
(Closed sundzy.l nhspd
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MRS. NICKLESS will lecture and give spirit
messages in typographical Hall, i23 G st. NV,
at 7:3O p. M; circles at res, 100 9Th NV,
Wednesdays. 2:3o; Fridays, O'Clock. Item
THE PEOPLES CHURcH-4.a C St. NV. Rev
Alex. Kent, minister, will speak at HIS Of
Edward Bellamy. author. editor. prophet and
patriot. At 8 p. m, Samuel +. Myers, Of Iowa.
Subject, ''What Must We do to be Savedr' All
welcome. 1t
The evening times., 1898-05-28

Daily Once Hours-l0 q. m to D. m. Mon
day. Wednesday. Thursday. and Saturday. to
p. m. Sunday. 10 to II m.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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CHURCH MOTTO Es.

LAST GRAND RALLY Of Rehoboth Baptist
Church. 1st st.. bet and SITS. sw. IN the
old house. Sunday, May %. 1898; Sunday school.
$50 q. m; preaching, Rev. Suarrs, Of Charles
ton, s. G., II a m; preaching, Rev. James H.
Lee. OF Third Baptist Church. p. m: preaching.
Rev. John Ruhard, pastor, 7:3O p. M: all TIE
clubs Of the sister churches invited to be pres
ent in q body well all OF our many friends
to help in this great work. 7. B. BROWN,
Church Clerk. Item
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
A TALKING MACHINE MARvEL.
One Made That Has the vssss Of c
 Giant,


 The Taking machine, whicA Fs- ports from Paris state is % be AeaSA by ten tbouSand people ct oncs C the Paris exposition, has been com pleted. A private exhibitlon cf this remarkable talking machIne WAs given Thanksgiving week ia tAs offices of the American GrspAo- phone company in New YoEk, to representatives of the New Yosk press. The exhibition was la svssy way successful. fhs machine wiLl become familiar to Amarieans lon9 before the Paris expolGioa opsnk The Partisan story is yTo1g in iR- timating that the machine is of hugs size. It is scarcely l.rgss than tks ordinary gFaphophone. It hsa Q giants voice but not . giants body. The new machine is known e ths Graphophone Grand. A song esa be reproduced by it with snch vol ume as to be heard above the voices of . large congregation singing. 4 speech can be reProd so as to be heard ss far as ana sr than the human voice can cary sound. The new machine rrproducss not only with great volume but with greater nstu<<lnesS and FuFity oE tone than any talking machine yes devised. This has resulted from ex- periments made by Mir. T. H. Mao donald, manager of the factory cf the American Grsphophone Con- pany, along the lines laid down by Bell and Fainter. At the end of the exhibition MT. A. J. OsaAeimez Os Philadelphia ordered one of the new machines to bs constructed for ths emperor of Japan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Chaplain Browns Lecture.

The citizens of Prescott are prom ised a rare treat next Thursday even- ing at Dake's opera house in the lecture 10 be given by Chaplain Brown. It is however an unfoTtu- nate circumstance that the lecture was fixed for the above date as the members of the Ladies' Aid society have made all arrangements for and have been advertising the opening of a bazaar for that evening and the succeeding evening. Very many people who would desire to attend both places will be deterred from doing so. Another thing that makes if an unfortunate time IS the fact that the various churches have ar ranged fer union prayer services on that evening. Our citizens gener- ally are very anxious to hear Chap lain Browns lecture, as we'll as to contribute to the cause for which it is given, to aid in the construction of the O'Neill monument and so far as known, there being nothing an uounced for Wednesday evening, if the date could be changed to that evening it would give a greater number of people an opportunity to attend and the proceeds would be proportionately increased. Under favorable circumstances and with no conflicting meetings the opera house should be packed on the oc- casion of the lecture.
 Later-Since the above was in type the date of the lecture ha: been changed to Wednesday even ing on account of the above.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Mr. Liarrison.s Prenaalssa,

L. B. Harrison expects e lsass for the east on tomorrow mornings train. He came here for the pux- pose of submitting . propoitioa tn the city council in regard to tks water works and bonds but owing to the alleged refusal of the maydb to call meeting of the council has been unable to do 60. All four members of the city co1nsl yestsE- day united in . petition to the mayor to call . special nesting but he refufed to do co, herce Mir. Har- Tison is compelled so Te urn without submitting his propositic- "ffcially.
 It is learned that his pr' position briefly is that MT. Harris siil put up $15,000 as . forfeit that he will take the bonds and put in the watss works and sewer system Sccording to specifications for the full amount of the bonds, Sl50OO0. Out of thsa sum he agrees to pay for the rsacA which has to bs purchased at the site of the dam, the pFics agreed upon being S2,000 He bears all sx- pense of engraving and printing the bonds, pays the commission .agsssd upon by the city council to kE. Hoadley and will pay ths 600 pes month salary of the engineer sp- pointed by the city council tosupss- intend the work.
 In short he agrees to do the vofk for the bonds and pay eli sxPsases turning the work over to tko sisy free of any indebtedness.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
The Water Works Proposition.

Geo. W. Hosdley returned yester- day from his trip east accompanied by L. B. Harrison, of the firm oi Harrison & Sons, contractors oi New York. The lstter's mission here is to look oyer our water works proposition with a view of entering into a contract for their construc- tion, and take bonds in exchange.
 Mayor Dougherty, Councllmen Smith and Andrews and Recorder Shultz went out today with Messrs. HoadIey and Harrison to the pro posed site of the dam and some def mite action will be taken by the council soon on the matter.
 MT. Sturtevant, the Chicago con tractor, who is putting in the water works at Flagstaff, and which wort he has about completed, will be here in a few days to make similar proposition, so that the city should be able to make a good contract fol the work, with the competition which is offered.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Struck by a Crank.

Patrick Burrs was hit in the face yesterday afternoon by 8 crank and pretty badly hurt. It vas not 8 great big. double listed, lantern jawed crank, whom one sees on the street corners pointing out the ms takes the Creator made when he created the earth, and the mistakes his creatures have been making ever since, but a plain, simple, ordinary windlass crank. Mir. Burns and hts brother, Thomas. were engaged in sinking a well. The latter had just lighted three shots in the bottom ol the we'll and was being drawn up in a bucket by his brother when the crank handle broke. The man and bucket descended to the bottom, while the rapidly revolving crank struck Patrick in the face. Although knocked down and badly stunned and cut about the face he had the presence of mind and nerve to real ize the perilous situation of his brother in the bottom of tEe well with the fire of three sizzling fuses working its way to the giant pow, der, and going to the other crank succeeded in getting him to the sur. face without accident, but just in the nick of time to save him from the shots.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
LIBEL SUITS AhEAo.

Some Arizona Papers ea haiss Her.
 zog's List for LibsIEng stse.
 Albuquerque, Dec. k-Nis Helsa V. Herzog, the alleged Cubaa hstr- ess. has commenced Q Ehsl ssif tos Sl0,O00 damages against TsEFibeeiai Senator Thomas Hughes end V. T. MeCreight, publishers ek ths Abs querque Daily Citizez, tAs tssdiAR journal in New Mexico, Aad ". E Mitchell, now of Denver. Shs elains that her character was da@A9sd to- that amount by certain agtieles which appeared in the Cikisen, 1sls tive to the breaking ap of her sa- gagement to marry ". I. Mitchell, who, until recently, was . posA o8es employee in this city, and who has lately fallen heir to . lAsRs feetuns. The article on which shs suik is based, referred to Miss HsesoR e c Cuban adventures" And told ol her expeditions to the mining eAmpa ol Arizona in company with L. L. Lyon, Denver commercial tourist, whom she introduced e her guard ian. In her complaint Miss Herzog charges that Mitchell inspired the publication of the article. As q number of newspapers in New Hex- leo and Arizona copied the article published in the Citizsn, with conn ments of their own, it is probable that similar suits will bs instituted against them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Hand.oms pi,pIar of craeks.r.

The crockery departnszt e Ssn, Hills big establishment is c vsRis- able feast for the eyes. Et eoatains all the latest designs ia esDahaKys ware, both in shapes anA soEoss. The art of making this wsss A3 Pgc- gressed with remarkable FaRidity during the past few yeeE2 while prices have tended downwsrd. A handsome and artistic dinner ssl tDx instasce, can be purct ased tAsFs tO- day for less than half the cost Os ez ordinary set . few yeaEs so.
 The presiding genius ovsF tAis ds- partmen is Ray Hill aAd tAa sGOok demonserates not only szesIisDt taste in its selection but equally good taste in the artistic arrange ment of it on shelves and hooks in the store, making of it . vsEitsbls art exhibition.
 In addition to She staple astieles of every day uss, the stock embraces innumel able little articles of . senai- useful and semi-ornamsntsl ehaRAc- teE.
 Mir. Hill also makes . speciality of glassware, including bar glasses, of which he has alone over 12OO dozen, of every variety made. This stock embraces punch bowls and Tom and Jerry sets. The general display hss 8 very te1pting appearance to the ladies who should not fail to call and see it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
GUV'NR TEDDY.

There's thick set four eyed man,
 Which is Teddy. Rides the widest horseshe can,
 Our Teddy; It may buck, or kick. or rear, Or may stand upon its ear, But he'll ride it, never fear,
 Won't yer, Teddyi Then here's to Teddy Roosevelt, oui smiling, scrapping Teddy: At fighting or reforming, you vii find him always ready: For he's our candidate, We'll elect him sure as fate, And we'll smash Dick Croker's slatG
 With our Teddy. He ain't too bloomin' good;
 Not our Teddy. And it must be understood,
 About our Teddy, IT you crowd him he may swear, But he's always on the square, And he generally "gets there,"
 Don't yer, Teddy. He's just a New York boy,
 Colonel Teddy. But he's not without alloy,
 Is our Teddy. As a mumchance he don't shine, But he's eighteen carats kne, And he makes folks toe the line,
 Don't yer, Teddy. Some people call him Dutch
 Yet already; Some say he'll smile too much,
 Commissioners Teddy. But he's never on the fence, He believes in plain horse sense, And we think he'll prove immense
 As Guv'nor Teddy.
 New York Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Opened the Jail Door.

Last evening about 6:l5 o'clock i; was discovered that the door to the city jail was unlocked and that as many of the prisoners as desired to change their occupation had vanish ed in the gloaming.
 A prisoner who was too honorable to take such a mean advantage of the law and who remained to tell the tale to the jailor, said that a tall man in dark suit had come down a few minutes before and with a key opened the door and invited all who desired to come out. Four hobos and John Peterson, who was sent up yesterday for seventy days, re- sponded to the invitation.
 There seems to be no clue to the identity of the mysterious man with the key. So far as the escapes are concerned it is a matter of little mo ment, as they were all prisoners for trivial offenses, but the idea of ar unknown man carrying a key to the iail is what makes the matter an af- l fair of importance.-Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14


 In their closing protest against the treaty of peace the Spanish commissioners say: ~These conces- sions which we arc obliged to mAks touch us lesa than the insult which has been inflicted upon our nation by President Mckinley in Ais nas- sage. We again protest solemnly against the accusation hurled against us in connection with shA Maine and ws intend 70 again sub init the question to an international tribunal, comprised e. -cglsnd, France and Germany, to C-'ermins who shall bear the responsibility of the catastrophe"
 The steamer Roumanis has sailed from Savannah, Ga, carrying the entire First regiment of North Caro- lima and part of the Second Psgi- ment, to serve as part of the gAEri- son of Havana The Second Illinois regiment is loading at the sane place for the same destination. Egypt is the only country in IAs world where there are more nsA than women. The male sex ia ths dominion of the KhediVe exeeeda tAa ] females hy 160,000.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
fold in Armour & Company's new

fold in Armour & Compsny's new elevator, "D."
 Shanghai, Dec. 10.-John Bartlett formerly United States minister to Siam, has returned here after visit ing Pekin and the Principal Chinese ports. He says the situation in China is of the most critical nature and that Manchuris is DO longer a Chinese, but Russian territory.
 St. Petersburg, Dec. 10.-The river Neva suddenly rvse g feet last night inundating the lower quarters of the city. The inhabitants were panic stricken and there was great loss of property. Great loss of life has also been reported. The flood is now subsiding.
 Paris, Dec. l0.-The Spanish American peace treaty was signed this evening at $40 o'clock.
 Savannah, Ga, Dec. l0.-lt is an- nounced here this afternoon that Col. W. J. Bryan will resign his commission as colonel of the Third regiment Nebraska volunteers.
 Savannah, Ga, Dec. l2-It is understood that Col. Wm J. Bryan will resign from the army tomorrow. When he does it is said that he will make statement in regard to his reasons for doing so.
 London, Dec. 12.-Ths Czar's peace project has not collapsed as has been intimated from some quarters. It is said to be nesrer achievement now than eyer. An in- termediate conference will doubtless agree to a truce of God" for five years.
 Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 12.-Bryan is expected here to try and hold the silver forces together and re-elect | Allen to the senate. He is the only man who can do it, hence it is said he will resign from the army to ac- compllsh this and then keep him. self in line for the presidential can didacy in 1900.
 Washington, Dec. 12.-Senator Vest made a powerful and elaborate speech in the senate this afternoon opposing the expansion idea. New York, Dec. 12.-Admiral Schley is down sick with grippe here this morning.
 Kansas City, Dec. 12.-Delegates are commencing to arrive here to- day to the Federation of Labor con- vention. It is already evident that Gompers will be elected president.
 Washington, Dec. 12.-Congress IS in session but only routine bus mess transacted. Senator Quay was in his seat for the first time this session.
 Washington, Dec. 12-General Corbin received a dispatch from Col. Bryan today stating that the latter had forwarded his resign stion to the department.
 Washington, Dec. 12.-Spain hay lug intimated that he V ould be quite acceptable, the president has de- termined to send former Minister Woodford back U Madrid as am- bassador from the United States. Canyon City, Col, Dec. PA mutiny broka out in the state prison here this morning. It was finally quelled after three of the gaards had beeu badly injured by prisoners with razors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

(Note to Map.-The blockhouse, the house north of it and the one on Kettle" hill had trenches. There were trenches between ths blockhouse and the one north of it. Position: of cavalry regiments are approximate In tbs charge the lines merged into o1e Scale oi map about 1000 yards to the inch-l
 chaparral. Again there was a cry that there were troops in front The line halted few minutes, and 1t was seen that the brush was full of troops. Ii appears that the Sixth cavalry, the Ninth and the Third, and the rough riders from Woods brigade were all aiming at the same point.
 Woods brigade meantime had had experiences all its own, which must be told next in order to fill out the story of the cavalry division in its brilliant and successful dash up the entangled and rocky slopes of San Juan ridge.
 GEORGE l.. KILMER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

Senator Gallery, of Louisiana, has introduced the following resolution m the senate: ''1 hat it is the sense of the senate of the United States that the president enter into nego- tiations with the government of Great Britain for the purpose of ab- rogating or modifying the Clayton Bulwer treaty so far and to the e1- tent the same may be deemed to prevent the United States from own ing, controlling or operating any oceanic canal across the isthmus of DarieD.n
 A jury has been impsneled in the Botkin case ID San Francisco and the trial has commenced.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
He Missed the Train.

Eugene Madden was picked up ir the yards of the s. F. P. & P. rail. road in Phenix Tuesday nigh. as the train was leaving the city. He at tempted to board the train and va. thrown 10 the ground. A hackman saw him fall and when he did aot move he went over and found that the man was unconscious. The train was moving at fast rate when the man tried to board it, and he was thrown with considerable force to the ground, infiicting internal in- jtries which may cause his death.