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ESTATE OF JULIA A. ASHE, DECEASED-No
$3.50. Docket "A.
Mary Sullivan. executrix, has with the ap
proval of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia, holding a special term for Orphans
Court business. appointed FRIDAY FEBRif AIRY
Il, 1899, AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ, as the time. and
said court as the place, for making payment
and distribution under the courts direction and
control; when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to distributive shares or legacies OF a
residue are notified to attend in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with their
claims against the estate properly vouehed: Pro-
yided, this order be published once in each OF
three successive weeks be;ora said day in -
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing "a,
Times.
Signed January 1s 1892
J. NOTA McGHd. Register of Wills.
ROSA F. DOWNING, Attorney. ja2i-3l-fe7
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LEGAL NOTICE.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING \ SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BI SINESS-in re
estate of JOHN =. DYER. deceased No
S0:fs- Administration Docket 25
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District OF Colu,nb,s holding
special term for Orphans Court business for
letters of administration. on said estate, by
MARY ELLEN DYER and JOSEPH E. DYER. il
is ordered this 'd day of February. 1892 that
notice is hereby given ROBERT T. DYER Qast
heard from at Skaguay. Alaskal, and to all Others
concerned, to appear in said court on FRIDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, \ u, 1892 at
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, to show why such
application should not be granted This notice
shall lie published in the Washington Law Re
Porter and the Washington Times once in each
OF three successive weeks before the return day
therein meutioned-the first publication to be
not less than thirty days before said return day
BY tie Court:
\. G.. BRADLEY, Justice
Attest: j. N0TA McGIIL
Register of Wills.
]. MILLER KENYON, Attorney for Applicant
fe3.l4.21-3t
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FOUND.
FOR SALE-RICYCLES.

RIDERS. ATTENTIoN!-We have received Or
ders from our headquarters to close out the
balance of our 1898 hgh-grade bicycles at a sac
rifce, as low as 50; new and slightly used. Call
and be convinced. Single tube tires meehan-
ically put on, sl.JO. NEW YORK CYCLE co.
42i 9Th st. nv. fc5-7t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-yery hch soil; 16oacres Kansas
farm, with improvements, all clear; also
hardware speciality, stock and business; want
property here. Address b. ", this office. fe5-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

| FOR RENT-Two rooms on lst floor; suitable for
| housekeeping; partly fur; hot and cold va
| ter SS per month ll0S 18th st. NV. fe1-;t
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM II. FORREST, DECEASED.
No. 1856. Docket %.
Walter Z Williams, executor, has, with the
approval of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia. holding special term for Orphans
Court business. appointed FRIDAY. MARCH 3,
1899. at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. a the time, and said
court as the place. for making payment and dis
tribution under the courts direction and control:
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
TO distributive shares or legacics a residue are
notified TO attend in person by agent or at
torney duly authorized. with their claims against
the estate properly vouchcd Provided, this order
be published once III esct! OF three successive
weeks before said day in the -'Wasllington Law
Reporter and The Washington Times.
Signed January 2S 1899.
J. NOTA McGILI4, Register OF Wills
E. A. NEWMAN, Attorney.
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FOR SALE-Extra large whole skin buffalo robe;
newly lined; cheap. Apply 1l23 9th ST. NV.
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To buy, house with seven or eight
rooms; modern improvements; north of G St,
between 5th and 18th sts NV; state price and To-
cation. Address J. II. s., this Office. fe5-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

buy a kaki uniform. 927 ST.
my Item
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WANTED-Gne thousand people to caH at 7I3
9TH s. NV. GYPSY plImist from Glen Echo.
Readings, 10 cents. Tips on races. fe5-2t
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TYPEwRITERs.


] lYPEWRrTERS cleaned, oiled. and delivered. all
makes. 81; send postal. TYPEWRITER Ex.
CHANGE. 1905 st. ja12-2moe
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HELP wANTED-M,LE AND FEMALE

Advertisements under tEfs head
Will be inserted for one cent n word
Cor each insertion.
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MRS. MooRE'S reliable help free of charge; send
postal. 906 G st. NV. 1t
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WASHINGTON D. C.. P0SToFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as charges may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily. and the schedule of closings = ar,
ranged on IN. presumption u their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending February
II, the last connecting closes will be mate from
this office as follows:
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WANTED-Addresses of those owing money TO
money lenders and who wish to be relieved
of their usurious interest obligations. Address
PORTIA, this cffice. feI-St
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03
SHOTS RESULTED Fatally.
Death of To WINS Vino Wa. Assaulted

Death Of III. willis Who Was Assaulted
by the sinciairs.
A Triton special says: Mr.. T. J.
Willis, who was shot by his brothers-iu~
law, Henry and Ben Sinclair, died last
night at II o'clock from the effects of
his wounds.
The posse that left Triton Monday
morning in pursuit of the Sine air bows.
returned las night without them. The
boys left here in wagon. but on arriv-
ing at their fathers exchanged she
wagon for buggy, So close did the
posse come TO them late Monday after
noon that they abandoned the buggy
and took to the woods, and only TIE
.nlling Of night prevented their capture.
Next morning no Trace of them could be
found nor has any claw vet been obtain
ed Of their whereabouts.
II IS generally supposed THAI The boys
vii come forward and surrender i'm few
days, as they claim that Willis was adj
vaneing on the youngest boy with a
knife when the fatal shot was fired, and
ne only eyewitness 10 the killing is
Wills wife, their sister, and it was
about Willis Treatment of her that the
dispute started that led to the tragt dy
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03

Beautiful Embrodees IS c per yd reduced 121c
White K. worth sc yard, reduced to
White P, K, worth SOC per yard reduced to 2Oc
White India worth yard, reduced to
Check Nainsooks, worth per yard, reduced to 415c
Beautiful Organizes and Dm worth sc yard reduced
Shifting Caicoes, fast colors, reduced to $40
Plain Nansoo qualities worth and yard reduced
1910 and I5c.
Coored NIuls, worth per yard, reduced to I215c
1914 heavy CounterDanes worth reduced 45c
ia Caredon Counpanes worth S25, reduced
1914 and unbached oheetngs worth reduced
46 inch Peppee Pillow Casing worth 5c reduced pyard
* wards IA Sea Island Sheetng for only
Cotton Checks reduced cents per yard.
Turkish Bath Towels reduced
Lace Curtains, yards long worth par reduced S.
Umbrellas frame steel rod worth reduced
Gents tong Umbrellas paragon frame worth $3.50 reduced o5c
ladies' imported Kid Gloves, SIPS, reduced 20 Soc
aides sleeveless Vests reduced 4
Ladies' sleeveless Vests tapped, worth reduced
Ladies' Crash Skirts worth $780, reduced O 40
ks Skirts worth to
Gents Hats worth 75c and reduced 49c
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03
HOw THE FILiPINOs FIGHT.
Their TreacheroUs Methods In Deal
ing with Our Sentries.

In a letter to friends in Wheeling,
Private w ). Mckee OF Company c,
lrst montana volunteer infantry, now
IN service IN the philippines, writes of
the methods OF the insurgents. In COURSE
OF ms description he says;
we are posted IN the ricefelds
among the brush and when night dark
ems the reheIs put on citizen $ clothing
ana approach our lines When we chal-
lenge them' they shout 'AmigoF and as
they look Ike lnoitenslye civilians they
are sometimes permitted to pass. In
passing the sentry they watch their
cnance ana Jump on INN with the long
blades they carry beneath their white
outer garments and attempt to slash
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03
JUSTIFIES HOSE LYNCHING.
CONDEMNS NEGR0'S CRIME MOLE
THAN THE M0B'S WORK.
Asserts Human Nature Should Not
BE Blamed for Applying the
Torch to a Brute of
This Kind.

The Elkhart Iud) Review, the old
est, one OF the leading and one of the
most conservative republican papers
in northwest, Indiana, IN an editorial
vigorously justides the Hose lynching
in Georgia The Review says
"The editor confesses no sympathy
with the critics Of the mob who burned
the negro in Georgia. If ever there
was palliatlon for crime. if crime It
could be called, in this case the ven
geance, quick and complete for The
deed OF the negro butcher and ravish-
err, was exhausted. a brute who
would deliberately murder the hus-
band in cold blood in order that he
might satisfy his lust on the defense
less wife is beyond the pale Of even
modern barbarIsm. The CRIME was the
most horrible that can be conceived. A
people that accepts a hell as a punish
ment for the smaller sins of humanity
ought not to blame human nature for
applying the torch to a brute thatc ould
IN cold blood be guilty of such acts.
He is worse than q wild beast, worse
than the most savage inhabitant of the
most uuciyilized portion Of the earth
In Chia matter tits not question Of
race but Che individual criminal. ana
there are times when the public has
more reason to protect Itself against
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03
g q 8 To RIA.
Bears +ba p The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature 5s II>NANEzl
O,OOO BUSHELS OF CORN.

Reque.t Comes 90 Amer ca From China
For Hrds for THIS Large Amount of Corn.
WASHINGTON, April pa telegram
has been received at the War Depart
ment from our consul at Chez Foo,
China, requesting bids by cable FIR Co.
90 bushels of the best shell yellow corn,
to be delivered at Chez Foo within ten
weeks. All charges are to be included
in the bids.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03
I'm Endinn Praxer AT 4 lsrnre-

James ilowling, one Of the most
noted of the Usage Indians, died in
Perry, @. r., last week. Al the grave
the Indians looked toward the sun and
prayed Jesus give him fine wo-
man and many ponies: give him plenty
Of triukets and a good gun: give him
lot- OF fun and no bad recollections.
Jesus, give him all Tie good in your
country
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03
CUTTING DOWN CUBAN ROLLS.
Toe MANY COOKS AVID CAMP Fol-
LOWERS FOUND ON THEM.
Havana Papers See No Offence Be-
tween the Military Administra.
ton and That of Spain.

A Havana dispatch says General CO.
mez and the committee of consulting
Cuban generals are sending dispatches
around the island asking the various
subordinate commanders to make re-
turns of the number of their men. as it
is believed the rolls submitted contain
too many cooks, camp followers and pri-
Yates who left the army long ago.
In the opinion If General Gomez 20
more than 10000 are entitled 70 paw.
The delay in making the payment is
caused solely by the Inability to decide
as to proper division OF the 50 600, 900.
Early in January the military aJminis
tration forbade the importation and sale
of rifles. AS a result of the order such
Cubaus as were without rifles and equip
ment were unable to get them. Now,
however, it has come to the knowledge
of the administration that special efforts
in that direction have been made, and no
one will be recognized at the pay table
who does not have rifle.
SIMPLY A CHANGE or MEN.
La Discussion says edit,lially today:
"An appear imbued with species of
insanity. They do not realize the des-
nny planned by the military administra-
tion President Mckinley is guided en-.
treiy by the American military com
manaers in the island, just as spain was
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03

some OF the results Of neglected dys-
peptic conditions OF the stomach are
cancer, consumption, heart disease and
epilepsy kpdoI Dyspepsia Cure PIE
VEINS an lhis 10y etfectiug quick cure
~ all cases Of dyspepsia.
SALE-DAvIS DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic Toe or 25c
Ii c, G. G. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-05-03

Bearing down pains indicate displace
msnt Of womb. Durable quickly by
using simmons Siuaw Vine Wine 81
Tablets. SALE-DAyls DRUG SO.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following properties were trans
feTTed during the week ending Satur-
day:
George w. Booker. by sheriff. to Ar
tisans' Savings Bank. northwest side
OF Market street, 125 feet northeast Of
Thirtleth street; same, northwest side
of Market street IS feet northeast Of
Thirtieth street: same, Twenry-ninth
to Tbirtleth. TaunaE TO West, except
ing on Thirtieth street; William c..
Tindal to Mary McCauley, No. 9l3
Jackson street; Sarah b. Gardner to
Mary A Mccormick. No 627 East
Seventh street; Katherine r. Patter-
son TO A. r. Rayner, No. 903 Franklin
street; ]. L. Carpenter. Jr., TO p. j.
Long. No. l341 West Sixth street; T.
A. Mcclure, to B. and ]. b. Taylor. No.
South New street, 14S feet 9 inches
OF Eighth street; Charles W. Goodlng
to Sarah j. Provost, west side Of Lo-
Gust street, 2S feet 3 inches north of
Taylor street; Mannan n. Wood to z.
H. Holland, No 2414 Market street /;
W. H. X. Rupp to Dennis Dougherty
southwest corner Eleventh and Bayard
avonue; T. and c. Cardweil, to j. l..
OdIp ptul0Is JI.s NJ. lul EAutlOldbc
street; f. S. Emmpns TO e r. Denney,
northeast corner Anchorage and Cedar
streets; Henry Pike. by sheriff, to
Guardian Savings and Loan Associa-
ton, No. 3O4 Market street; Eliza
Harris, to John Al Harris, south side
Of Water street, so feet east Of Orange
street; northeast oorner OF Front and
Tanah; south side Of Water street
100 feet east of Orange; 100 feet east
Of Orange and SO feet south Of Water
street; Bernard e. McVey to John ant
James McVey, east side of Franklin
street, 33 feet inches north Of From
street: south side of Front street, 81
feet 1912 inches west OF King street
Samuel e. Tarbutton to 7. L. Davis
south side OF Fifth street, 12S feet cas-
OF Harrison street; Mark M. Cleave
to Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
tery Company, north side Second stree
As feet west OF Adams street; ]. 5
Brenan ct al, to Bernard E. McNey
southwest corner Of Read and Frank
lin streets; p. j. Long to Henry NV
ans. south side of Cedar street, l2O Zee
west of Buocme street; Mary F. Cole
to II. e. Vernon, east side OF Townsen'
! street, 231 feet north OF A street
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

and Deputy Attorney General Peter l.
Cooper, Jr., have been busily engaged
in investigating the charges OF bribery
against some members OF rhe last Cen
eral Assembly.
Cn Fhfday afternoon Representative
Francis IAttomms, OF BlacNbird hun
dred. was in conference with Mr.. Coop
er The latter decl mes TO state what
was divulged.
AS to the race track biz, informa-
tion is also being received. The evil
dence is good that the bin never pass
ed the House. although SO endorsed.
but the words Passed at Dover, March
10, 1899" which would necessarily APP
ply to the action in the House, as it
was a Senate bill, and had passed that
body on the 11th, are false on the face
because, as is asserted, no bills were
passed by the House on the 18th.
Attorney- General White. of George
town, who has been conducting the
bribery investigation, in the lower part
Of the state, as Mr.. Cooper has been
conducting It here, came here yester-
day and conferred with the deputy. He
said that the state is quietly pursuing
the investigation.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
Mr.. ENnIANp,s STANDING.

The following letter from Howell s.
England is concise and to the point,
and thoroughly explains his political
standing:
Wilmington, Del, March 25, 1899.
Editor Evening Journal.
Sir: / was greatly surprised to read
in a daily paper of even date, that GER
tain of my followed items, who con-
template putting in the fed at the
coming municipal election, a nOn-par-
tisan ticket, had been 50 good as to
suggest my name as a proper one to
appear thereon, for the office of city
solicitor.
Now while l appreciate exceedingly
the value OF the compliment thus paid
me, and while I yield a second place
10 none in my devotion to those high
IDEAS, OF purify in politics. and integ-
Tity, on the part Of public officers
which animated the fathers Of our gov
eminent, it wEn be impossible for me
to accept such a nomination as has
been proposed, unless l shou,d have
first been regularly nominated by the
Democratic parity, to whose foundation
principles l own unwavering ale
glance. Yours very truly,
Howell S. England.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
AT THE WONDERLAND.

Dockstader presents this week q pro-
gram that should crowd this pretty
little playhouse at every performance.
There are several acts that are away
above the ordinary. Miss Emma Ca
rus. young lady noted for her beauty,
as well as her talents. is the star fea-
.ture. She Possesses phenom nal
baritone voice and sings coon songs in
a manner that creates q fulore, Miss
Carus is a great favorite with the
swell New York clubs, and has received
as high as $3.50 for a single perform
ance. Another high-o,ass feature is
Miss Bertha Welby and her superior
company. They will present a comedy
entitled "A Little Brick" in which
little Baby Pearl is said to do some
wonderful acting The press in gen
erai gives the tot the credit Of being
the Napoleon Of juvenile dramatic
stars. Dean and Jose, another clever
duo, will be seen in a travesty sketch
The balance CT the biz, including
pretty Pearl Hight, the American Am
ma Held, VIE all contribute meritor.
Friday evenings, another grea
cake-wa,k.rg contest wfA take place
There are about twenty entries Al
THE ladies and gentlemen participating
in last weeks contest have entered,
also a number of others, including 3
young society miss, who is said 70 bl
an expert cake waikist The affair wi.
be produced on grander scale thar
anything heretofore attempted, and tS
save any dissatisfaction several promi
neut men VIII act as judges. Dock
stader tells us that he has several pro
ductions in preparation. which win b.
entered into with much interest by GU
local talent in their respective lines
The idea is a good one, for such affair
are great pastimes, and are enjoyed a
much by the participants as by tn
audience.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
ENIpIRE.s rINE suOW.

That the EFFORTS OF the Empire Club
to rehabiHtate boxing in Wilmington
is appreciated by the sporting public
was evidenced by the crowded house
which was present at the sixth show OF
the club in Pyle's Cycle Academy on
Thursday night. The first bout was
between sam Hayes and Young Colby,
but Hayes proved such a rank quitier
that the bout was calfd on In the
third round, and the gwen to
Colby.
The semi wnd-pp VI between Pat
Mcconnell and Jimmy NJ. uire. Of this
city. MlCOrnel easily demonstrated
his superiority oveg Ma Gu.re. and had
HIM completely at his mercy In the
NTH round, when MoCm.re seconds
threw up the sponge.
The wind-up bropgh, together
Frank IIonecker CT this city. and Ell
wood MoCJOsloey, Of Philadelphia Hof-
iecker started in at q fast CLIP and made
splcndid showing in the first two
rounds. The third round was about
half over aud the men were In mix
mp. when McCiOsiVey iarded hard
Jne On the Wilmington boys stomach.
f,-..Owing II up with two swings on
ihe jaw, and the Wilmington boy went
lown aud out HoneclSer was handled
by John Stannard. Jack Daily and
'Midget" Glynn. Tn Ca~ahan. the
clever 1l6-pounder of Philadelphia
Sas one Of McCToskey's seconds.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
SPORTING NOTES.

The "Phnlies" are taking their
spring practice at Charlotte, n. c.. and
the Brooklyns are at Charleston.
Elwood MrOlOskey, the clever Plila-
de,phian is becoming favonte with
he Wilmington lovers OF boxing.
The next show OF the Empire Ath-
.eaic Cub w.h be held on April 6. and
the management promises some lively
contests.
Tary McGovem. of Brooklyn, and
Jack Rdtohie. OF Chicago VIII meet in
limited round contest before the
stagg Athletic Club Of Cincinnati, on
April s.
C0ynn and Golden will make a great
90. hmt the wise ones think that the
,lever Etle Fhilade,phian is up
against It" when he tackles the game
iuLe West slider.
Albert Griffith. Young Grlffo), the
lface inv.nc.ble 'feather," was declared
insane by a jury OF physicians In Chic
ago last week and sent 10 the jefferson
Asylum. Thus ends the career Of the
deverest boxer that ever donned a
nifth Dissipation was the cause.
kid" MCCOY got the decision over
/ Joe Iut1ulahl IN lWtAAl -AOhuA heHs
before the National Athletic Club in
san Francisco on Friday night. Nc
Coy had the best CT the contest
throughout but failed to force mat
ters when me had the advantage.
The Empire Athletic Cub will ten
der Ned Mcconnell a benefit at Pyle's
/ Cyole Academy on next Thursday
nj ght. There win be one six-Ound
and two ten-Uound goes. The first bout
wiz be between Young Marshall anC
Young Smith. The secono go win in
trOduce George Russell, OF this city
and Young Sharkeg, late Of the United
States Navy. The wind-up VIII be be
tween two OF the best ll5-pounders IL
this section.
The famous American thoroughbred
stallion, Hanover, IA years old, b!
Hlndoo, dam Bourbon Belle, was pu
TO death at Lexington, Ky, on Thurs
day, by ch9orosoim Gangrene OF tn
left forefoot, the result OF killing o
the nerves In Il while racing, rendsre'
the destruction OF the horse necessary
Milton Young declined offers Of $1,000
and $75 900 for him. Hanover was tn
sire Of Hamburg, Hanna, Ben Holli
day and the Commoner. He led win
ming sires for the last three years.