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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-25
SECRETARY SHERMAN
WILL NOT RETIRE YET.


WASHINGTON April 2t-While there
Is every reason 10 believe that Secretary
Sherman eontempiatss q retirement from
the cabinet at no very distant date. the
indications now are that the change will
not take risee Immediately. He declined
To discuss the question today. En'inasing
there was more in the newspapers con-
corning his intentions than was justified
by the facts. There 81 no doubt, however.
that the president considers the Seeretarg's
retirement among the probabilities. He
discussed the contingency with some OF
f,ss callers today. and it IL understood that
Senator Davis was asked whether ia case
there should be vacsncy in the secretary
ship Of state. II ne would favorabiy corsid-
er an invitation 10 I'LL IT, and the senator
rerIied IN the negative II is also under
stood that the Minnesota senator's reason
for taking this position Is the fact that he
prefers his position IN the senate, and.
considering himself reasonably sure 81
reelection, has decided 20 remain where
he Is.
Secretary Sherman said today that Il
was his expectation that for the present
ard the immediate future. the insurgeut
army would do the greater part OF the
ftgh;srg in Cuba lie added the statement
thar there Was no intention Of taking the
rntlitsamen and new recruits into Cuba m
I'll thoroughly Injured TO the har6xhlps Of
actual military life. and that probably the
regulars would be held In this country un-
I'll later in the season. The secretary ex-
pressed the opinion that Admiral samp-
son's fleet would take the tirss opportunity
to form Junction with Gomez army and
that there would thenreforsh be perfecs CO.
operation between those TWO organizations
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CONGRESS WILL
ACT PROMPTLY.
Even the Peace Advocates Are Now
Prepared to Vote for
eclarutteu Of Wnr

WASHINGTON, Apr 24-If the presl-
dent sends a message To congress toruor-
row calling fer a declaration OF war. As
Is now anticipated. the response will he
prompt and emphatic. Now tha, war has
been entered upon. even those congress
men like Johnson OF Indiana and Loud NJ
California, who hung back protesting TO
the last. have sunk their individual ideas
In the common cause, and all are now
anxious 10 give 20 the president a united
support In every MEASURE deemed essen
tial or necessary TO prosecute the war ~
a speedy ard successful conclusion In
order 10 show the world that al faetionaI
divisions have ceased and that the racre-
sentatfves OF the American people are ar
rayef IN solid and imposing phaIsnx hs-
hind The chief executive. the declaration
CT war Will be passed without word ~
debate and ufNon the roll cali = is mn,
likely thar there VIII b. a dissenting vo;re
Following the declaration OF war .he
house 9ilI proceed 20 the work Of provta-
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all black. He appeals 10 all the eaints 10
protect the Spaniards almost prOmiG0nm
invulnerabiity against American bulstA.
The Madrid papers point out thak some
excellent prizes are now obtainable In the
Mediterranean In the yachts OF :ntllionairo
Americans
y. MT Is believed that tho ,Epanlsh
admrals. at their meeting yestennay ap-
proved or 4, pl.n of campaign against the
1HiteG States All information ON the sub
jeet. naturally, is refused.
The rush to change paper currency for
siiver haa ceased. thus ending the mone-
tary crisis
A high official asserted that the powers
are sill comforting. with results which
are expected 10 benefit Spain hoped for.
The tone Of the Portuguese press is friend
~ TO Spain. and 1t In sasd that demonssra-
tons In favor OF spain have been made he
fore several United States consuIates OF
Mexico
The impartial prints list OF the Amar-
lean ships in the Mediterranean, pointing
out that they VIII he easy prey for the
Spanish warshIps.
1:a5 p. m.-Th~fe were slight slsxnonssra.
tons early this morning ard again this
evening. but they were dispersed by Gov
Aguiiera. The one subject OF conversation
throughout the day has been the capture
Of the Buena Ventura prior to 4 formal
declaration OF hostlli,sex or the lapse Of
the time limit in the uitimatum. The Pa
peers describe It 80 an act OF piracy Tho
attitude of the citizens NJ Madrid today u
irreproachahie Several American news.
paper correspondents left Nv the Sunday
express.
Astv3ces have been received from Manila
Philippine islands. 10 the effect that when
news was received there OF the sailing of
The American squadron from Henskonx
an imposing popular demonstration took
place. sH classes Offering their property
and lives In defense Of the country The
enthusiasm Is described az tremendous
y. m.-The cabinet council today an
proved the general budget. Despite pub
ilshed statements in New York to the con-
irary. It IL declared here that the. Spanish
navy is ffIly supplied with coal. The gov
ernnlsnt had received no official fnforma.
ton Of the capture Of any American ves-
sells
MidniRht~An official dispatch from Ha-
vnna dated Saturday. says. THE Italian
msn Of war Giovanni Bausan has entered
port and has received an ovation Thres
suspected steamers showed themselves It
nghtfail"
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~. sssssl~ PGosie scssoos ieagsse has been
..srxzuwe for the coming &ason. and the
HsIrvens teams are getting ready for tire
s-.ersnx sarnes on April ~. The Officers for
. -. Gaming seAEon are as follow Press-
1~ns psi Charles FagsH: secretary. W
8 r;ergs The lsagsse IS sssndsFt@a Under
80 seserai supervision Of Prof. Frank ].
1.,nsd superintendent OF city scheo}s
- sasn objects Of the league az express
Is ~ rs promoters ars 20 sFessleaFe. foe-
80 ~ prorncte s. liking for and Interest
usdcor games and sports. leaeing ap 20
= athletics. Following II rbe schedule
= enes.
III 1-Miner vs. Pacific: Rainier W,
M6er: DAY -. University: Cosssnhia sre*f-
~ --Paciae va colurstaa: Mercer rs.
rser Rainier W. Day. UniseEsaty 5resss-
q. fs-f.elnrnt.ia vs.. Mercer: Rainier VS.
ffAsr zsiy Minor vs. Day: Pacific uess~
20 r-Psesse ~. University. colur-
~. Minor Mercer - Day: Rainier
wsx Minor ~ Rainier: Day vs.. Pa-
a. University W. Columbia, Minor fFe&t-
iurs 4-paciAc W R5in!@r: Mercer Va
Erx@rEs.y. Day ". Columbia Minor sEes'-
y Jars IL Rainier VS.. Columbia: Mercer vs.
E
fnc dAyl.
Tne Seattle Athletic Club bowling team
.raa fsur straight games fvag7 the Taeoana
Ifh.e.te Club team Saturday evening on The
.gr.g xa.sys in the ninth ss1b-Eerses OF ne
nAr4rae match The record Dow stands =
Il "a rsmes in favor Of Seattle. win only
sssy mere esrses 10 be baxs#d. M matter
= TACOMA sssns four straIghl games on her
~~r asaev. rfst Sfsureav svening. II VIII
"a take the silver eroghy from the blue
a. z.oud f,nys II would not De- right 20
ss<sk ey< fsse .assn thai reTsfs seffsd Tacoma
astrrslsy evening as the strongest II coiitn
esnA out Parsons. Pierce. Tfn.iaE and
parrager were unable 10 come. 50 tneH
Ysf;aSa9 .axsFa filled ~ Substitutes ~
vta,s. me bowling was poor and uninfeF-
..s,ng Tom powes Of thu s. A. G.. did the
Asss work Hia total *rore @as ls, tie also
y,.ads the highest scofe in Gre single game.
a f,silstt. fell below his asfial sveragr'
seor.ne only Is In his fourth gaEne ne
Ssrurk a fass gait aud rolled up IS. when
gave hlru the second highest score IN u
rnric game The only caoss game Of The
evening was the second when the local
ynsn managed IN win out by three pins.
,.ssurrhtiIx score Of IL eysNe1 M matters
With Fletcher Of Tacoma. who nude ~.
and Osnr!en Of Tacoma fell to II. ire
average scores OF tho Seattle men pulled
on, the game Seattle averaged i4l 1-s. as
against iasi@ for Tacoma. Following are
the esampleta scores.
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WASHINGTON. April "A portion o.
the National Guard Of thls city, which has
heen called out for duty al the instruction
camp. has been placed on duty along the
conduit bringing the water supply from
Great Fails. or the Potomac. 70 this city
There ia some talk If a military detail 20
guard the puhIse buildings ana the While
House. No order has been issued on this
une hut Cot Bingham, superintendent OF
public buildings and grounds. has spoken
favoraEiy OF the plan.
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I have received the following. which Is
sslf-~x planatory:
"A snsritesf foot race occurred upess FRI
day evening on lower Washington street
between George Hrooks. crack spr.nter
og The Seattle fire department and E::ly
pslana. The distance was loo yards. ara
the stkks. ttfn. Ths latter won easily"
Loaf history II feplete with events 10
prove that Billy Bslons II bah payer
horse racer and game cock fighter, but
this ~ the first me ,lias eyer heard 81
hts being nasxed TAP iu a fDat race Re
ioad IL truly a p!unger. and as "a rule a
lucky ase ! have heard that he had a
deep m;efortane about two weeks ago. Ii
appears that he thcaghf MS game cocks
eonid Nsf any other game cocks In the
Pacific Northwest ard ne WAS ready TO
hack hs opinian. Jack Moore represent
ing syndicate. teak up the ehafiesgp
ard N \ result six battles were fought
Moors WON FIVE. and the .p,unger'' gave
M hi championship button.
Gsrge + G~ee1. the w.li-hnown weIter-
weight pug!list will ieaye San Francisco
tods for Seattle on hts way 20 fsnndon
whte he viii fight Ted prstchsrd IN .Tulv
Gren VAS hotn ia San Francisco January
n Since 1870 hc has been prominent
nsre IN the png'lis;le world. winning
twf ly-three nghta He has los, three
uns, efsse 70 Paddy Smith In twenty
eisf rounds; once to joe walcot,. IN
sStesn rounds. and once TO Tom Rvar
In ishtasn rounds
rom Nasf nave beer able 10 lears, from
essssere%fed sHfrccs the saa,tie Athletic
20 was peculiarly fortunate ~, s.cnrsny
~fwess % Frank Lewis, brother Of
Lewis Uhe Stransierl for phvs.
- -, uf~Vtof LEVI "a 9os given 10 talking
81 he exploits but ne has = record -,
Ssscn any athlete may be tros.s Ne has
80 connected With Inc pssrof, athfe,i,
"hich ss one OF the hest Institution.
ne s'nd IN the Tinted States ard AIN
:. = nssags Athletic Association. His work
&c > n & has already commence; IN
- aud the athletic classes are In
So steadily This IS especially note
'et7N% Il "a "a wrjl-knewn fact
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The Cort~x VIII Authorize the Gev-
~rsm~nt to Get Them In Any Way

MADRID. April 24.-I2.ss p. m.~-Seaor
Pusgercsiver. .he minister 81 finance, Wal
probably present his budget TO the corfes
on Tuesday Its chief feature VII be an
ample authorization 70 the government 20
raise such funds a. may be deemed necss-
sary for war exp@rsss.
.. m--The archbishop OF Madria has
issued diocesan letter In "A Gambony ant
sssse that occasionally s.nks into absolute
rcd3ssontade. The archbishop makes the
war appear a QUESTION Of good ard evil,
with Spain al white and the upsssd Stasse
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in conducting the war against tho COM

HUI tfitIlIyF
THE insurgents ars the best men for this
service at present" said the secretary,
and they can be trusted to do jealous
work when well armed and well clothed"
He said II was his understanding that
this government would furnish the arms
and munitions of war to tit out several
regiments of the insurgents In good shape.
and TO put the entire Cuban army In good
fighting trim.
He would not discuss the reports that ha
would resign from the cabinet shortly.
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ST LOFTS, April 2a-T7e Browns 'sS
themselves loose on the Pittshurgs to-day
ard simply wiped .hs diamond with them.
They pounded ktllsn out Of the box in the
fourth inning. and Gardner WAS suhsti
tuted He did not fare much better
Hughes. THE Browns pitcher. had the Pr
rates az his mercy They practically could
not touch him at all The crowa vas so
large that ground rules were made. At
tendance. $50 Score:
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uauKkon prociafnss Neutrality

WASHINGTON. April ,s--The state de-
p,.fnent received information today that
The governor If fiUsgkong has issued a
neutrality proclamation similar To that
made by Japan ard Newfoundland.
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PARIS. April 2i-T'he society for the
care of wounded so.darx donated 2AMo
francs and opened subscription for the
Society.
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LOUISVILLE. April a-Today's game
sas played in a drtzxgng rain, and the
weather WAS cloudy. Fraser Has very
Wild and after she Indians had SCORED five
runs IN sAe sixth he retired in favor Of
Mage Dexter also relieved Wilson. At
tendance 80 Scare;
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in the dofngs az the nation and I know
OF no easier way TO disturb It's neaisa-
tons than By attempting 10 stesr q course
through II at tsr-msse CLIP with BIZ
cycle.
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Tom Bowes Is now looked upon a. one OF
the best t,owiers in the i. A C., IL not the
best During the winter season he has
proved himself to be a crackajack touTaa-
ment man. which means that he comes TO
the front IN time of war. II Is said that
he was in Tacoma several days last week
and did considerable bowling on the 1. A.
c. alleys After few games he got the
range dewn 10 a nicely and made so many
strikes that he became alarmed at mis- OWN
skill Bowes is credited with averaging ~
in Tacoma.
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The salt water poor at the Y. Nj. c. A.
gymnasium viii ae in operation tomor-
row. 1t has been thoroughly ove,h hauled
and repaired The new pump viii sup
ply water Mt the rate of 5000 gallons
day.
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WANTED Volunteers TO complete the Hutchin Is
Ligln Battery now being formed al lls "a,
ave; mono but good men wanted }. Dr. D N In IN
RHODES. Enrolling Officer. al-l-4t-tlh
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Thomas Bowling & Co., a2 Z st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING The
LARGE MANSION HOUSE. NO. 14O7 NsS-
SACHUSETFS AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND
LARGE TRACT OF GROUND APPURFE-
NANT THERETO.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTY SEVENTH.
A. D., Is9s, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. by virtua
Of a certain deed Of trust to US dated Nav IA
OF the District OF Columbia. in Liber No 1872.
at folio 3ss. ct seq. and at the request in
writing Of the representatives OF the party Sc
cured thereby. we, the undersigned trustees, viii
sell al public auction. in front of the premises.
the following described land and premises situate
IN the City Of Washington. District Of Columbia,
and designated and being all Of lots numbered
sl and ~ and part Of Tot mum ,-red
g. in Bryan and others subdivision Of lots
in square numbered PIP, per plat rcCo, ded IN
Liber r. l. H.. folio go. of the records - the
once of the Surveyor Of said District. beginning
for said part Of lot 90 at the northwest %
said lot 90. ard running thence east 81 feet !.
thence south 80 - feet. thence west 81 feet. and
thence north 30. A. feet to the place ~ beginning
very large and COmmodiOus brick mansion and
large brick stable in the rear thereof
Terms Of SaIc-One-third ot the purchase money
TO be paid in cash and the balance in two equal
instsllments. payable in one and two years. WITH
interest az five per eentum per snnuTn- Iuyabie
sefni-annually. from day Of sale, secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold; all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit d
500 will be required Of the purchaser az the
time OF sale All conyeyanCing recording and
notarsl fees at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms
Of sale TO be complied with within ten d1yS irG'n
day Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defsulting purchaser, after five dsys adj
yertisement Of such resale.
MAHLyOS ASHFORD.
No i7g Louisiana avenue NV.
JESSE '. y. HUACk,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue NV
sp14 d&ds-eXsun-em Trustees
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DR.. PARKINSON.

The successful Specialist, has opened Ofices in
Washington.
Treatment-sl week for a limited time Free
Treatment TO those unable 10 pay Tuesday and
Friday evenings.
Obesity. Asthma, Night Sweats. Eczema and all
Skin Diseases; Meiancholia. Lumbago Ulcers. Ner.
Diseases. Diseases of stomach Liver and Kid
neys; Lost Manhood. Debility. syphilis. and other
private diseases positively cured Special treat
ment in the expulsion Of Tape Worms
HOurs-9 TO II 80. to = Sunday To 4
Treatment by mail Consultation free 7OT ST.
ap0-ZOf-eu1
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Filed April 6. Ises. J. R. Young. clcrk.)
FOR sALE-couSTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE--IO0 acres land: 80 miles from Wash
ingtOn IA mile from navigable water; I IL
miles from wharf Potomac; 4-room house.
outbuiIdings, orchard. well-watered and wooded;
IL cleared good fishing. ducking and crab
bling; healthy: no deaths within 2j years; level.
good soil; fine view Of Potomac; price, 500.
Call CHARLES A. CLARK, l0I6 Sd st.
apI9-7t
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DR.. Ledthermdn.

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the cure of all private
diseases. Hydrocele. yaricocele. Structure I'M
potency, and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes
Hours. TO 12, 3 to 5; Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Evenings, to 5. Nc. coz 81 nw
(Closed Sunday mh3O-tf
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lrustee.
EDWIN ). CLARKSON.
Trustee.
sem
c. C. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers. 1IO7 G st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT Is. BLOCK ?. TRIM

C. C. sloan Co.. Auetioneers. l4O7 G st
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.

In Obstetrics gold medal awarded for the scieucs
Of obstetrics from the University Of Munich Ba-
yaria; treats successfully women's complaints
and irregularities; private sanitsrium for ladies
before and during confinement. Once hours from
Q to Q .. %. No. sls Pa ave. nv. Washington,
d. @. js27-d
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DIR. GA RRA

N Nervous, Chronic. Skin. and PRIVATE DIS
EASES, X-RAY, Static, Faradc and Galvanio
Electricity, in Catanh, Rheumatism. Kidney and
Bladder Diseases. Sexual Weaknesses. Structure,
Hemorrhoids, Syphilis. and Diseases OF Women.
Consultation from to 9. 6l9 Pa. ave. nv.
fe26-tf-em
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FOR SALE LOTS.

FOR SAIE-Choice lot on Grvat Falls hallway.
within District for $3.50; terms 20 suit this
section is growing fast; will double your money
within two years: taxes until paid FIR. GLARS
BROS, Room &C. y37 ID Sc. NV. aplS-1m-em
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NANTED-Small modern house; northwest: large
yard; refined neighborhood; cheap; water;
gas MRS. BARNETT. 10l6 / ST. Rp.1-3t
WANTED-To buy house and large lot Chevy
Chase, Columbia road 18th ST. line; $500
cash; balance on time. 2il5 Pa. ave NV.
ap19-3t
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Notice. 'Orange Blossom,

The renowned cure for all female diseases is sold
to the drug trade only from the laboratory3 and
Hubbard Court, Chicago; look out for parties call
ng themselves our agents; they are peddlers Of
notorious fraud; we have agents.
DIR. J. A. McGill & Co., Proprietors.
AM
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANTED-A position for youth in wholesale or
retail commission, buttCr and eggs or grocery
business: a faithful and hard worker; No.
refs Address T. L. b.. this Office. ap2l3t-em
NANTED-Position by competent double-entry
bookkeoper: u years experience Address
BOOKkEEpER. this Office ap2l-3t-em
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLI NBIA. the 9th day Of April. ISIS
HERBERT T. LEE. Complainant. ~ SARAH
VIRGINIA LEE. Defendant. No. ~. l6t. In
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wANTED-AGENTS.

OF Dumas Romances; on easy payments; exciu-
sive territory. Address SOLICITOR, this Office
ap2l Stem
AGENTS NANTED-MCRAT HALSTEAD'S Great
War Book, Our Country in War" all about
Cuba, spain, Maine disaster. armies, Bavies, and
ooast defenses of L. s., Spain and all nations;
over 500 pages magnihcently illustrated; one
agent sold 80 in one day; Others making $50 per
day: most liberal terms guaranteed; 20 days
credit price low; freight paid; handsome outfit
Tree; send u 2-cent stamps TO pay postage.
EDI CATfoNAL UNION. S24 Dearborn St, Chi
cago. ap20-6t
WANTED lady agents for credit depart
ment. TO take orders for ladies and children 5
read, made clothing by a large credit house
good pay TO the right parties Address EASY
TERMS, this Office apl9-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR Frame house; a.
L.: in best Of location, 18th st. ne.
Address b. W, this Office. apl9-St
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

BOG II st. ". w.
Gold Filings and bridge work a speciality. M
the lowest price; smalgam 6llings, soc; full sess
Of teeth on plates. So; extracting either By gss
or local spray. absolutely painless, SOC; with
out 25c; all work done by experts and guar
anteed the best; open On Sundays from 10 to
o'clock. mh22-tf-ea
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FOR RENT-Bakery and dwelling for the season
at Colonial Beach, Va; near lower pier; rea-
sonahlc rent. also a or Broom furnished cot
Va. an2l Stem
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LOST.

LOST "Wednesday evening. ladys gold watch,
with the name Nettie 1898. engraved on out
side Of case: If returned TO V p ST. NV. liberal
reward viii De given Item
LOST mlTella near Blsdensburg: steel rod,
curved handle; letters 20. G. G.. engraved
on silver trimmings Leave at Washington House,
Bladersb5.rg. or this Office; 81 reward. apl -
DoSI-NIiite female fox terrier; has brown marx
over one ear: answers to of Rose:
name of owner on collar. Bertha Sandburg -
Return TO 2l01 Pa. NV; and receive liberal
reward. apgl-3t
L0ST-A Masonic Fair Monday evening, gold
medal engraved Chas 4. DeAtler: reward
given il returned TO s7s st. sw. spl9-st-em
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II re W HIIEHS.
DOLLAR TYPEWRITER that YOU can learn
to operate in half an hour; practical and
rapid: writes note and letter size, addresses
envelopes, sets figures in columns; can be car
ried in coat pocket; sample postpaid, 81; for
81; g, express. $3.50; u. Sc. SOUTHERN SUP
PLY CO.. Baltimore. Md. ap20-3t
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Valuable Certificates for Sale
at Public Auction.

BY virtue Of authority contained in those eer-
tain declarations of trust certificates Of n
terest' Hereinafter described default having been
made in the payment of installment Of principal
and interest due thereon, the undersigned trlIs-
tees will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder on APRIL 18Th. 1895. AZ O'CLOCK r.
81, at the auction rooms Of C. g. Sloan & Co,
al No. 1407 G 81. NV. Washington ID. C.. the TO-
lowing certificates Of interest IN that certain tract
Of land on the TennsllytOwn and Rockville Road.
in Montgomery County. Md, (about two miles
north Of TennaliytOwnl, and known Denton
Farm, containing about lsO acres Of land, and
subject to encumbrsnce Of so. 600 maturing
IN about two and a half years, viz Three 80
certificates each for 81 800 subscription and each
repre- senting a 1855 per cent interest in s4id
tract.
Two % certificates each 81 900 subscription
and each representing .9o9 per cent interest in
said tract.
One 0D certificate for 5000 subscription.
and representing i.ji5 per cent interest in sad
tract.
Further particulars will be given at the time
OF the sale
JAMES r. ELLERSON
II. ROZIER DULANY,
sp21-4t-exSu-a. m. Trustees
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WANTED-ROARD.

WANTED-Table board in exchange for tea and
coffee at wholesale prices; must be first
class place. Address COFFEE, this Office.
ap20-3t
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FOUND.

FoI Nd Brass tap of Of carriage axle; marked
G. Danielson Son. Boston, owner have
by Supplying al SPRINcMANN'S EMPRESS,
9S7 ID ST. NV. apa03t-em