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FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUcTIoNEER


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, IMPROVED BY y 11iREE-Sr0RI
BRICK DIV EiIING, KNOWN AS NO. suS
SIXTH STREET SOUTfW EST. in THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. passed the 2Ith day
of September, AID. 1897, in Equity Cause No.
1906 docket No. IS, wherein the Ilman Colds
borough Company is the complainant and Ann Dunn
ct al. defendants, the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale at public auction, in front of
the premises. SAIi RDAf, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF MARCH, AID. 1899, AT HALFpAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described lanl
and premises, situate, Lying and being in the city
of Washington. District of Columbia, and known as
lot numbered sixty-seven 60 in John Mattingly'
ct al. subdvision Of lots In square numbered four
hundred aud ninetyive 1881. said subdivision is
OF he Surveyors Office of the District of Coambia
improved by house numbered .tS 6;i St ".
terms e sac: One-third Of the purchase money
lie raid in cash. the purchaser 10 give his two
C., pIu.nissory rotGs for the baialcc payable at
one ~ and Two ~ years f!cm the dale thereof
with interest FROM date. Said Gt9s 10 he secured
by deed of trust upon The property sold. pur
chaser may pay I'll cash at his option. \ deposit
of two hundred dollars $4,000 will lie required
to resell the property. if the terms of sale
compiled with within twenty days. at the risk and
Of the defauiting purchaser All conyeynncing
etc, to he ut the purchasers cost.
EDWIN FORREST. Trustee
3l9 AZ st. NV.
W. l.. COLE. Trustee,
3t4 ID ST NV.
CHAS. W pARR Trustee,
t2S-d&ds Equity bldg. 3l7 IL. st. H.
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HonorabIy Discharged From the INV,

Ensigns j. III. Cuntz and r. NJ. Cults and
Passed Assistant Engineer Baker have been
honorab!y discharged from the volunteer
navy.
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APPOINTED Notary Pub,,c

The President has appointed George Ed
ward Tralles notary public in and for
the District of Columbia.
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THOMAS BOWLING L.. Co. AUCTIONEERS,
612 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP
AND DWELLING HOUSES ON MAINE AVE
NUE. BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST. AT AUG
TION.
By virtue of certain deed of trust. dated De-
cember /, 1897, and recorded in Liber 22IS. folio
"a ct seq, Of the land records of the District
of Columbia and at the request of the parties
secured thereby. we, the undersigned. trustees
will sell, at public auction. in front of the prem
ises, on SATURDAY. MARCH FOURTH. 1899. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia. and designated es all
and singular the entire right title and interest
and estate OF said grantors of. and to the fol-
lowing described land and real estate. TO wit
Original lots numbered twenty t2ol twenty-ene
(21l. twenty-five I'D and twenty three t2h also
snblots numbered two ~, three 49, and twenty
nine (29}, In square reservation De- the said
lets fronting two hundred and thirty -four and one
tenth t234 Lilo, feet on Maine avenue by a depth
of one hundred and twenty-seyen and three-tentbs
q2T 3-1o feet. except sublst twenfy-nine. which
has depth CT Atty -four feet. improved by feun-
dry. machine shop and dwelling house
Terms: Cash. deposit. of $500 required at
time Of sale. = All conyeyancing. recording and
revenue stamps at cost of purchaser
CHARLES WHITE Jr Trustee
fe27-d&ds ROBINSON WdIITE, Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING { co, AUcTIoSrERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-SToRY FRAME
DWELLING, KNOWN AS NO gI2 L STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, KNOWN AS NO. gI2 L SHEET
SW. -
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Colombia PASSED In a
cause wherein John NJ. Beckett and others we're
compla nants. and Joseph Beckett and anofher were
defendants, known equity cause NJ 1868 the
undersigned ,i trustee Will on THrRsDAy THE
NINTH DAY or MARCH, AID 1850 AT HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM in front OF The prem
ses sell at public auction, all that certain piece
or LOT or land situate in the city OF Washington.
District of Columbia, known ms and being the west
one-half Of lot numbered thirty five t33 in square
numbered three hundred and eighty Height esss, to-
gether with the improvements thereon consist ing
of an old two-sfery frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balsnc In and
two years, secured by the promssory notes Of the
purchaser and deed OF trust on the property
sold, or all cash. at purchasers option. deposit
of 500 required on the day Of sale. Conreyancinx.
revenue stamps and recording at purchasers coal.
Terms of sale 10 he complied with within flffeen
days from the date thereof ----
! BENJAMIN r LEIGHTON, Trustee,
fe25-dts Once In Columbia Law building.
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----' -----
German Consular Agent.

The President has recognized Gustav
Dittmar as consular agent of the German
empire at Washington. ID. c.
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CIIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF WALI4AcH
STREET AND BRlGHTWOOD AVENUE, ON
THE TTH STREET ROAD.
by virtue of IL decree of the Supreme Court of
tire District Of Columbia passed in equity cause
No. 2oo56 the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale at public auction, In front of the premises,
on MONDAY. MARCH SIXTH, 1899, at FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm, tot 2S In block of Todd d
Browns subdivision of Mt Pleasant and Pleasant
Piaius, improved by two-story frame dwelling
hcuse
Terms: One-third cash and the Ealance in one
and two years, with interest from the day of
sale. all cash. at the purchasers option. A
deposit of $50 required at the time OF sale. The
property will he sold clear of all membranes.
All conveyancng. recording and revenue stamps
at cost Of purchaser. If the terms are not com
piled with in ten days the right is reserved to
resell, at the risk and of the defaultng pur-
chaser, after Eve days reimbursement In The
Evening Star
LEON ToBRINER, Equity building.
MICHAEL j. COLBERT 512 + st. NV,
fe23--dSdS Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES OF REAL EsTATE,Sc.
Today.

Today.
Thomas j. Owen, Auct., 91} + st. nw.-Trust ees
sale Of No. 400 J. st. NV, Tuesday, Feb. IS, at
4:30 pm. Joseph K. Elson and Charles B. Bailey.
trustees.
Tomorrow.
Thomas ]. Owen, Auct., 9l3 + St n.w-Peremp
tory sale Of Nos. 722 % Is 3O-32 and GAL and
6i3 Navy court, between 9th and 18th and u and
SITS. Sc, on Wednesday, March l. at 4:30 pm
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C. Il. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
1401 g st. INV.
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FUTURE: DAYS.

The high Quality of the pictures distinguishes the most
important of its kind in Washington
tasm7s SLOAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
'Pll9|ll.ll'7'ICS Of
ALL KINDS.

Now that the election is over and
the result predicted in the REpUB-
LIcAN facing the voters, it behooves
the Republicans to get together and
settle their past differences. Doz-
ems Of Republicans have expressed
themselves as being so Disguised
that they will not vote until the two
Republican factions come together.
Such determination upon the part
OF the Republican voters will be the
means, sooner than anything else,
to bring the party leaders to their
sober senses.
Brother Jonathan S. Willis does
not wear as much OF smile on his
face as he did when he was doing
Washington as Congressman. His
smile has turned to vinegar and he
predicts all kinds Of disaster for
the Republicans of Delaware in the
near future. Cheer up, Brother
Jonathan, there are others who can
represent us in Washington; for in
stance, Mr.. John H. Hotfecker, who
should do the Republican party
credit.
Walter J.. McEvilly wants to sue
coed himself rs milk inspector and
has good show of doing so, as he
has made an efficient officer and is
we'll liked by the members of Coun-
Gil.
George Adele who has held the
position of meat inspector since 1894
wants another term of two years
at $1,000 year. It is hardly
possible that he will succeed him
self, as his claim on the party has
been fully paid.
Michael Connell, who has been
clerk of the market for one year, is
candidate for re-appointment with
fair prospect of getting it. The
position pays $500 "a year.
Isaac {. Pyle will be a candidate
for reelection as City Auditor and
SO will George H. Boughman, City
Auditors clerk. The salary is
$1,000.
George S. Kloberg wants another
term as City Treasurer's clerk at a
salary OF 5000 a year.
There will be other candidates
for these offices, which we will an
nounce later on.
The city officers to be appointed
in July are milk inspector, coal oil
inspector, clerk of the market, meat
inspector, city treasurer's clerk,
city auditor and city auditors clerk,
bailitf for Council, clerk of Council,
regulator Of the city clock, health
officer and employees Of the city ere
matory. Already there is consid-
cradle button-holcing being done
and there are at least fifty appli.
Giants for every position.
Bailitf John J. Ryan, wants to
succeed Michael J. Kelley as coal
oil inspector.
The following named gentlemen
have made the announcement that
they will be candida ties for the Board
of Educat in the Fifth ward on
Saturday: DR.. Ben amin II. Veasey,
William D. Griffith and DR.. William
G. Winner. They are all good men
and would make acceptable members
of the School Board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
SOCIAL j0lTlNGs !.
AND PERSON AIS
A rIelange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Wilmlngt0nians
and their Many Friends.

REMNANT HEBREW WEDDING!
o.-, III, 100. .ha so.na =, a brilliant
german na,, wI Is sue a.sninS whan Miss
a HpIew T wSd i,s.a aros tbs hriae Of James
Ginns former pronin .h aru,H uos svar
me analf was one , o. snu ~. 1I attsnSeS bv
csleDra a IN me n"t ME- an Ca,"onv was ner.
aDouo ~ PgoP hs; pa.,,s os0;stsd nv Rabbi
formed ny naool . iseS' 80 hs,n sftsr tho
Con ne IA , seoep soid thst made tho couple
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
HoRDes or HUNGRY LEEcHEs.

How They Merciiessly Attack Trav-
elers In tho Himaiayas. s y.
There are some experience related In
his BOOK by Major Naddell which no
tourist In the Hiuialayas would like to re-
peat. We would all Aght sby Of the leeohes
In that damp forest ofttbe Teesta valley.
When a. lcech Is fainishths, he is only as
"thick as knitting needle" In that
condition he Is the hungry enemy OF every
two or four footed Creature that crosses
his path. And leeches We're everywhere.
They "stood alert on every twig Of tho
brushwood that overhung our track and
ON every dead leaf on the path, and as We
approached they dashed thslnselves yigor-
ously to and fro In tho wild endeavor to
seise hold Of us. The instant they touch
their victim they fix themselves firmly and
then mount nimbly up by series Of rapid
somersaults till they reach vulnerable
point, and then they lose not an instant in
commencing their Surgical operations.
"Our poor servants and coolies who
walked barefooted were, Of course, badly
bitten. From their ankles and legs little
streams of blood triokled all day, and at
every few steps they had to stop and pick
off these horrid little pests, and 1t was Of
ten difficult to dislodge them." Major
Waddell and some Of his friends took the
preoaution of busting their stockings with
tobacco snuff and binding their legs from
ankle to knee with "putties." But the
leeohes got In all the same, through the
eyelets Of our boots" Numbers Of Them,
having drunk all they could hold, "crept
down into our boots and there got SQUASH
ed, and all this had happened quito un.
consciously to u.s.
sit was pitiful also to see the poor cat
tie, ponies and goats In these leech infest-
cd forests Their legs were always bleed
ing more or less, and these pests lodge in
their nostrils and hang from their eyelids
and various parts Of their body. To dis
lodge them from the recesses OF the nose,
the herdsmen, 1t Is said, keep the poor
beasts from water for day or SO, and
then, when tho animal drinks, tho leeches
show themselves and may DO removed.
All the Lepchas have their legs covered
with the sears Of these leech bites, and the
actual loss Of blood in this way must be
very great. I have no doubt that these
pests have something TO do with the re-
markable absence of four footed game in
these regions"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
C0NSTABLES
BOND
And Their Sureties Are Ap
proved byLevy Court
This Morning.

Alta special meeting of the Levy Court
this morning all the recently appointed
county tax collectors with the exception OF
George G. Rothwell. gave bond for the
faithful performance of their duty, and
the snme wsrs approved. Following fare
the namos Of the collectors ind thelF
bondsmen: Francis D. Baldwin Of Mill
Creek hundred offered the Unitod States
Fidelity and Guarantee Company OF Baltic
moro; Patrick McGrory of Now Castle Of
fared James MoGrory, James b. Toman,
Richard McGinn and Martin Leonardi
Lewis Dickey offered John Dickey, Will
liam Maloney md Thomas Il. Pcnnook;
Richard II. Cann. Jr., of Rod Lion Offer
cd Richard I. Cam and T. Allibone Damn.
Ed, Hart Of Appoquinimink Hundred
offerod John s, Lattoinus and Honnetta
v. Paryis; John p. Dopahoe offered the
American Bonding and Trust Company
of Baltimore
John W. Morrison. of White Clay Creek
Hundred offered Jumes r. Marshall. Frnp-
cis Z. Sprin Ger, Isaao N. Morrison, Sam
uel Butler, Charles II. Cannon. William
E. Smallsy and William u. Currinder;
ilWilllam f. HUI band, Of Brandywina
hudred offered ]. Atwood Weldin. ThomaS
4. Wsldin, William A. Hushebeok and
Eugene L. Husbands; George Mcintyre *
Christiana hundred offered Depnts Donsh'
erty John Pyle. John L. Dcley any
Samuel Adams, Jr. John b. Lefsvrs Of
Peucsder hundred, offeroi the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
OF Baltimore; and Lewis G. Scott Of st.
Georges, offered Alexander Maxwell, Mar
tin G. Burris aud John Il. Dickey.
A.. S. Messrve was appointed special
con stable for the Ferris Industrial school
to succeed Herbert E, Haines resigned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
stOrn,iux the Winning Post.

William w of England, who Yves bred
to tho sea, had no particular predilection
for horse racing, bNt he 80 far Interested
himself in tic sport as to take up his
brother 9 stna u run out the engagement
of George ~. just previous to the first
appearance Of tho Royal stud In his name
the trainer sought Al interview to know
what was tho royal p,sasuFe-how many
horses the kip9 Would send down. How
the trainer fnhsS have stared when he
heard the sailor king, as II giving a com.
mand for three decker to fire broad
sido, order the whole stud-Vpward Of
lo6 horses--to be let off at one shot for
single racel
hsend down the whole squad!' said the
king. "sems Of them, 1supposs, will win.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
DOTS.

The sem,.annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society OF the
Wilmington district OF the Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conferences will be
held in Asbury Church this afternoon at
3o'clock.
Delaware Lodge, A. 0. U. W., last night
elected the following loffcers Master work.
man, e. n. Foulk; foreman, Il. II. Hanna;
overseer, G. W. X. Forrest; guido, Il. 9.
watch, J. Reinhart.
In June the number of Municipal Engi-
neeripg there Is an excellent article on
Wilming tou parks by Theodore A. I.si.
sen. the park superintendent of this city.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sur
reons' Association will inset on June ~.
at Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio RAID
road physicians from all parts of the ooun-
try will be present.
In the Superior Court yesterday after
noon George E, Hoffman, native of
Germany, renouuced his allegiance to En-
peror William and became citizen Of the
United States
Pennock Pusey Is preparing paper
containing his "reminiscences about the
corner OF Tenth and Market on which Pc
ter J. Ford Is erecting his largo bnilding
The women OF St. Joseph's Church on
the Brandy wine will hold a strawberry
festival every night the remainder OF this
week. A musical program has been pre-
pared.
The North End Athletic Club will give
A smoker at Fifteenth and French streets
this evening.
Oriental Lodge, A. y. AM, elec'ed Of
ficers and had collation. last evening.
S.A. Chase and Miss Annie Myers were
married at tho district parsonage, No. 9l3
French street, on the evening Of June by
Rev. G. A. Tindley.
A team owned by the Delaware Glue
Works Of Newport broke down at Front
and Shiplsy streets last night and delayed
travel for about half an hour.
Major Fred Gardner and Captain James
H, Hasam addressed meeting In Han
over Presbyterian Church last evening
under the auspices Of the Volunteers Of
| America.
The. semi-annunl meeting of the Wo.
mans Home Missionary Society Of the
| Wilmington district will be held in As
bury NJ. II. Church this afternoon, JuDe s.,
at 8 O'Clock,
The young people OF Union NJ E. Church
will give a lawn party at the parsonage
adjoining the church this evening
The remains OF Charles P. Preston were
| inferred in Cathedral Cemetery yesterday
morning
A party Of officials Of the merchants and
| miners Company Of Baltimore visited this
| city yes terday to make arrangements OF
| the trial trip OF the Nantucket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
4 BURGLAR :.
ESCAPES.
Charles ManteIl Wanted
in This City, Escapes
= Several Deputy
l.. SheriffS.

A dispatch from Norristown savs:-
Good use Of his heels gave Charles Man.
tell, desperate Creole burglar. bis liberty
to-day, after he had been found guilty on
several charges. Half dozen Sheriff's
deputies had escorted batch Of prisoners
back from the Court House to the jan,
and Mantell was hnndcuffed to another
man. The party stopped at the prison
gate while an officer was turning the lock.
and Mantell, who WAS In the rear, cleverly
slipped his hand from the manacles and
darted away.
In breaking for liberty Mantell mads
no noise, an he was half square distane
when the deputies saw him running. 10
took zig-zag course through tho streets
bankment to Moore's meadows His pur-
suers hesltated to follow, and while some
OF them ran around te get on the meadows
he made good his escape. Policeman Bur-
nett. who won't several miles to tho TrenA
ton Cutoff Railroad. says he sawa hat-
loss man answering MantelPs description
oil board moving eastkound freight
tain.
Mantell is wan ed in Easton for $4,000
burglary, and Detective johnson, OF that
city, was rresent to-day 10 lodge detain-
er against him. Detective Geyer. of Phila-
delphia, also wants Mnntell, and SO does
Readlng detective. They were all here
to-day.
Yhe burglar was arrested in Philadel-
phia Tor several operations along the
Pennsylvania Railroad main limo. Sheriff
Light has offered 500 reward for his ap.
prshension. Mantsll Is slinly built noaI-
~ six feet In helght, aud dusky In color. =
Yesterday Mantsll made break for
liberty. but Sheriff Light. who had him
in charge, was prepared for him, and
frustrated his designs.
Mantell is wanted in the city for tho
burglary Of. Job IL. Jackson's house on
the night OF the wedding OF Montisth
Jackson. Manlell and another man were
arrested in Philadelphia as they wera
pawning stolen property. :!
Part Of the jewellery stolen from the
Jackson house was recovered in their pos-
session. Chief Dolan made hard fight
to have Manteil given up to the Delaware
authorities in order that he could be tried
for the Jackson job. But luck was against
Delaware that time and Mantell and Emil
Hauser went to Norristown. Mantell Is
wanted In Columbus, Ohio, where he
spent one year Of six years sentence for
burglary. Chief Dolan's officers will keep
a sharD look out for the fellow. =,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-08
BEFORE
JUDGE BALL.
Warm Weather Has a Pc
Culiar Effect on
People.

In the city court this morning Mary B.
Dugan and Richard d. Smith, oolored,
were charged with being drunk and dlsor-
derby They were picked up by Officer
Shields at Front and King streets. They
were fined 10 and costs each.
Frank Tohin was drunk aud acting In
decontly on the street when arrested by
Officer Ford. A flpe Of SO ard costs was
imposed.
orderly conduct but the prosecuting witt
ness withdrew the charge and he was al
lowed to 60 upon payment of costs
Frank Cannon, colorod, pleaded guilty
to the scharge Of assault and battery on
Annie SlppIe at her house, No. II Girard
street. Her testimony was that he went
to her house and refused to go away and
then he struck her. She picked up a ket-
tie and threw 1t after Cannon as a gentle
reminder Of her feelings toward him..
SMollie johnson testified that Annie Or
complied with tho order aud Annie follow
ed him with the KETTLE Cannon was Civ
en- q good character. The case was con-
tipued until to- morrow morning.
Thomas Robe, IS was charged with as
sauIt and battery and was ordered to pay
the costs. The prosecuting witness with
drew The charge.
The case OF John Spring was continued
until next Monday morning.
Hugh Grub and William Hickman
were charged with disorderiy conduct.
They are two bad boys. They were part
of the crowd that attempted to break into
X. p. Gary's meat market, Agent Stout
said that the Hickman boy was u bad one
but he Is too young to be sont to the FORTS
school, Grub Is the son of man who
refuses to work and according to Agent
Stout he has neglected his children. His
goods have been seized by the constables.
The court told Grub that young healthy
man like him should support his family
and not compel his frail wife to go out
wa hing. The Cases were held up. Hick-
man stated to tho court that Grubb was
watching while they worked at tho door