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The sun., 1900-10-13
Warren to Play at Chester.
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CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING.

The Warren football team Of this city,
VIII play their hFst gan e of the seasoi
IN Chester IA. thls ait-rnoon. Taelr o.
Donents VIII be the Deiendelu team !
mat city. The Warren'= lioe up and til
feigNt Y eacn man will De as follows.
BucSley, right enc, rs pounds; Jones
rriiglit end, l60; Dobb, rlgnt tackle, $50
Ferguson, rlght guard, 100; Green, cen
re, ~; Chamoers, lett guard, 100; Scar
borongl, ieiL tackle, 1S5; Ellison, lpii
end, lf9; Saunders. quarter back, 1871
Mendlnhall, fight ham back, 10; SmiafG
cit hall back, $50; Mears, full back lgj
The sun., 1900-10-13
Miss Sage to BE Married.

Sing Sing, Oct. 12.-Coloncl o. V.
Sage, former warden of Sing Sing prison
and now superintendent of Randalrs is
land, announces that his daughter. Miss
Mary Alice Sage. will be married to
Henry Roberts of Utica, n. T., on
Wednesday, Oct. 81. 1t is to be private
wedding, and only relatives of the bride
and groom will be present. Miss Sage
is an accomplished young woman, has
figured prominently in social affairs aud
has been noted for her charitable worl;
in state penal ics itutions with which h, I
ather has b, en- connected.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Lipton's Challenge Receive,

New York. Oct, 12.-The challei
Sir Thomas Upton for another seri
races for the Americas cup. which
rived here on board the White Star h..a
steamer Germanic. was received by Mr..
]. S. V. Oddic. secretary of the New
York Yacht club. Mr. Oddie said the
challenge would be considered at spe-
cial meeting of the club called for Tues
day evening. Oct. IS. at 0 o'clock. and
that its text will not be made public un-
til after that meeting.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Tbe En.I;xb niec,io,,s

London Oct. 12.-Thp latest results If
the elections give the IFniuaists fou
gains and the Liberals three. their ~
spective totals Of gains being d and 3... D.
The total number of members of parlia-
ment elected is 625. ais follows: Ministe-
rialists, 3S3; Opposition, 242
The sun., 1900-10-13
Hoo Hoos Elect omcers.

Dallas. Oct. 12.-The ninth annual
meeting of the Concatenated Order OF
Hoo Hoos closed with the election of off
GERS and the adoption of resolutions re-
specting the Galveston disaster. The
following officers were elected: Shark OF
the universe, William Stilwell, Savan
nah; boium, r. NJ. Bunker. Altoona, Pa.
scrivenoter, j. H. Baird, Nashville
custocation, ]. B. Wall Buffalo; gurdon
j. Il. Flotron, Dayton, o.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Youthful Thief confesses.

San Francisco. Oct. 12.-Bert Waite,
Is years old. who was arrested mt Upper
Lake on Wednesday charged with for
gerry by the president of the First National
bank of Berkeley. has confessed it is
stated. to having robbed the United
States Express company Mt Ravenna, o.
Early in August Waite, who was acting
as agent of the express company at Ra-
VIENNA, says he absconded with over
$4,000 in money and bank notes.
The sun., 1900-10-13
RurnIonian Tries s,,icidc,

Corning, \. Y, Oct. 12.-J. J. Brinker
hoff. travelling salesman from Buffalo
attempted TO commit suicide in gun
store here. He had been here for weeI
on a spree and during that time lost his
position and nearly all his money. He
went into the store, purchased revolver
and, aiming it at his heart, pulled the
trigger. The shot passed through the
body, but missed his heart. DE will
probably recover. --.s..--..----s-4----.------
The sun., 1900-10-13
DereIiets Menncc Nnyiwn.ion.

Philadelphia, Oct. 12.-Fi m II p irts Of
incoming SEA captains it is learned thnt
not for many yeirs have thrre been s.,
many menaces to navigation MS prevai'
on the north Atlantic ocean ut present.
and it is understood chat thn shipping n
terests of Philadelphia arc about to urit
in tito1 that TIM Ncstvius b. a.siga-
cd 10 tie work Of blowing up the numar-
GUS dertl,ctS.
The sun., 1900-10-13
ycrnonf.- gon..tnrlal co.tr.t.

Montpelier, H.. OCT r. Consilictall.
interest is felt concerning the election "a
Tf.eStlay ncXt Of a United States senator
from this state to succeed the late Hon
Justin S. Morrill,. On that day the s1n
ate and house Of Representatives, NOW ii
session, will take ballots. The mos
prominent candidates arc former Gpy
prnor William +. Dillingham; and Con
grcssman W. W. Grout. Both sides
maintain that they will win the victory.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Deatb of Minstrel singer.

Norwich, Conn, Oct. 12.-.laiucs J.
Fenton, aged 80, for IL years a singer On
the vaudeville stage and a member Of the
Dockstader, Cleveland and other minstrel
companies, died at the home of his par
ents here. He had been ill with pncu-
monia one week. Paddy" Fenton, the
boxer. is a brother.
The sun., 1900-10-13
seek MatrtmoniaI LegisIation.

Chattanooga Oct. 12 = The Tristate
Medical Society of Tennessee, Alabama
and Georgia in session in this city has
taken steps to secure medical legislation
in those three states for the purpose OF
regulating or prohibiting the marriage OF
habitual criminals, persons afflicted with
incurable diseases, drullkards and vic.
Tins of harmful drugs.
The sun., 1900-10-13
CIeYeInnd,s Pnsitinn.

Chicago, Oct. PA special to The
Tribune from Louisville says exPresi-
dent Grover Cleveland has replied to a
letter written by Dir. John S. Green of
this city inGuiring if the former president
had changed mis- views on the tinuncal
question as expressed in his letter to
Chicago business mon on April 13.
1885. Mr.. Cleveland in his letter says,
4 have not changed my opinion us then
EXPRESSED in the least"
The sun., 1900-10-13
plans ror Danlsa west ladies.

Copenhagen, Or. II. Replying to a
question in the fol:othin& lower house of
pa.liamcrti rcatiye to the sala Of tile
Danish West indies t. tho t-nlrd States.
the premier, II, i. Iloerriag. said al.
aGrcod that sorle changes lanSt be cf-
frctrd with fesnsct to the islands. and
he hoped soon 10 furnish the necessary
explanations and give his views on the
sub;nrF
The sun., 1900-10-13
E,ansciist Jones Breaks Down.

Atlanta, Oct. r. Rev. Sam 7. Jones,
the famous evangelist, is broken down III
health having been compelled 10 cancel
all his dates for lectures III South Caro-
lima and Mississippi. He win come tc
Atlanta for rest and treatment. His
physician has forbidden him from indulg
ing in public speaking for some time.
The sun., 1900-10-13
big Contract Awarded.

Philadelphia. Oct. 12.-President Cas-
satt Of the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany has awarded a contract for 150.-
600 tons of steel rails, for which the
company will pay $26 ton, or total
of $3,900,000. for the entire order. The
contract. ii is understood, is divided
among the Federal. Carnegie. Cambria,
Pennsylvania and National steel compa-
ninS
The sun., 1900-10-13
Chicago Races Yesterday.
special 10 The sun.

Special 70 The sun.
Firstm5F. n ofienIe, ortie Goan, Rec
A"ple. Time LIZ
s'concmGF., Loyaletta, Innoyat
daisy Q. Time / ~
biri->llur5 Course. Becky R5iit.
B"akt man, -Alque bus Time 5 10
fouth-lM. IL Goltta. Caallc
q Blen, scariet i ly. Time 10.
The sun., 1900-10-13

at slightly over current rates TOR Inslltu-
tions i'll the very sections which are tax,
ing currency for crop movement New
York banks have seldom had smaller ba-
ances to the credit Of southern corre-
spondents, but the current cotton move
ment will soon make the south stronger
in ready money or New York credits
than it has ever been before.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Thirty Years For Garrabrandt.

Jersey City, Oct 12.-John Cara
brandt, the 19-year-old boy who on May
5 last killed comrade, Henry Mas IA
years old. for the younger boys wages,
So, has been sentenced to 80 years i'm
prisonment at hard labor. This is the
full penalty Of the law. While the judge
was pronouncing sentence, Garrabrandt
yawned once or twice and smiled repeat
cdly lie laughed when he was being
led back to his cell
The sun., 1900-10-13
suicide From Fenr Of Operation.

Cortiandt, n. Y. Oct. 12.-William
Murphy Of Homer, this county, % years
old, took poison and died within 10 min
utes. He had been under IA physc ans
care for IA few rays, and it was feared
that he had appendicitis. He had cx-
pressed great dread of an operation. and
it is believed he committed suicide tc
(; -
The sun., 1900-10-13
oil lrorl,ern I,lert oi,ircr...

Fndlay. o.. Oct. II. The intplnation-
al oil workers convention adjourned to
meet next year in North Baltimore, q.
The following officers were elected: Pros
idcnt. ia a. Gibbons. Cv@nct. o.; vie
presidents, john A. pil;r Montpelier.
and G. q. l'it2gbbons, bradford. ra.:
secretary-treasurer, A. IL Mullen Bowl
ing Green. q.
The sun., 1900-10-13
youtsey,s Condition.

Georgetown. Ky. Oct. 1o.-Henry r.
Youtsey is still in stupor. His pnlsc is
weak. but the physicians express the bc-
lief that he will be able to face the
jury again very soon in his trial on the
charge of being principal in tie GoeLe'
shooting.
The sun., 1900-10-13
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES congress.

Madrid Oct. 12.The H;spano- -Ameri-
can congress, decree convollng which
for November was s,gnod by the queen
regent in April last, will open Nov. II in
the grand hall of the national library.
The number of delegates appointed al
ready is over 5000 4 programme Of
fetes has been arranged.
The sun., 1900-10-13
The SOUTH African LEAGUE.

Cape Town, Oct 12.-The South AT
rican league passed resolution in favor
OF preferential tariff on British manu-
factures and adopted resolution ad
verse to the Dutch language being aban
Toned. which was suggestion Of MI
Cecil Rhodes.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Hurt l,x plavmnte. poy Dies.

Oswego, n. y. Oct. Henry White
II years old. is dead as the result of in,
iuries received from playmate two
weeks ago His father alleged that the
boy was improperly treated. but an au.
topsy cleared the physicians of all blame.
The sun., 1900-10-13
To-Day 's!Football Game.

The Wilmington Ex- High, our strong
local team, will play the Vlllanova Sophs
tins afternoon at Font and Union
streets. The game Will be called at3.3U
me line up Of the two teams wlll be at
follows.
The sun., 1900-10-13
The weather.
Fair; northeast winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New YORK, Oct. Y.
Money on call easier at per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper, 5a6 per cent. Sterling exchange
heavy, with actual business in bankers bills al
$4.sS1aa4sSN for demand and at "a. soa4. .s014 fol
go days Posted rates, $4.s1a4.s11a and $4s5s
4.s5%. Commercial bills, $4.79Aa479A. Silver
certificates. 6SAa64%c. Government bonds strong.
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
Closing nrices:
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JOB sne ,ol-s at .n.s -. :.
The sun., 1900-10-13
Address Well Received.

President Mitcheli's address was well
received. The next order of business was
the appointment of the committee on Gre
dentials. The committee consists of nine
members, three from each Of the three
districts.
William Davis of Pottsville, known as
the golden miner" by reason of his bein.
the slisst working n.i;.-r IN tha. .anthra,
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La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23
su.. 3 Res.ntsd ia some vv.y.

The Las Vegas Optic in con
menting on the armed resistanc
made to Mexicans being employe
at Rocky Ford. says: .This is I
insult to our Mexican populatio
that must be resented in some way
unless, rs reported now. the troubl
is patched up. Our people are {
much American citizens as are til
Coloradoans, and are not THROWN
men out Of jobs. They are accepl
ing fair schedule of wages, an
are in need OF employment and I
experience in farming, and mu.
not be deprived of work when the
are anxious and willing to acceI
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La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23
Free Of Charge.

Any adult suffering from a col
settled on the breast, bronchiti
throat or lung troubles Of any NJ
ture, who will call at Joys Pha
macy, will be presented with
sample bottle Of Boschee's Germa
Syrup. free of charge. Only or
bottle given to one person, an
none to children without ord
from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ev,
had such sale as Boschees' &c
man Syrup in all parts of the ci'
ilized world. Twenty years az
millions of bottles were given aws
and your druggist will tell you it
success was marvellous. It
really the only throat and lun
remedy generally indorsed by phi
sicians. One rs cent bottle wi
cure or prove its value. Sold t
dealers in all civilized countries.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23
sIsun.esA.s .ssn nsr,s :
Was the result d Biz Splep

Was the result Of Bic splepd|
ealth. Indomitable will and q
menduous energy are not iouH
where stomach, liver, kidneys q
bowels are out Of order. If yd
want these qualities and the succes
they bring, use DR.. Kings Ne,
Life Pills. They develop ever
power of brain and body. Only7
cents, at Joys Pharmacy. 4
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23
Melseeeh Nssrssys.
Mrs. Harris has gone to Missouri
for months visit with friends.

Mrs. Harris has gone to Missouri
for q months visit with friends.
Mrs. NJ. Horner will leave Mon.
day for the home Of her parents at
Brady Island. Neb. Mr.. Homer
will remain here until fall when he
will 60 to Nebraska where they
will make their future home.
Rev. Stewart has purchased a
five-asre tract adjoining that upon
which the M. E. parsonage is To-
Gated, which looks as though the
reverend gentleman and wife in
tended to become permanent resi-
dents Of Lakeview.
Miss Mae Bennett, Miss Pearle
Shelton and the Misses Maude and
Jessie Larmer, Messrs. John and
James Bennett and Karl Larmer
were Lakeside people who were
sightseeing at Sugar City Sunday.
The outlook at present is excel
lent for bumper crop Of wheat.
The wheat acreage, however, is
growing less every year and the
alfalfa acreage is increasing cor
respondingly. Haying will begin
in about ten days and the first crop
will be very heavy. There is still
some old hay in this vicinity.
The writer visited Sugar City
last Sunday and to say that the
coming metropolis Of northern
Otero county is a hustler, would
be putting it mildly. A few days
ago 500 Russians had arrived to
work in the beet fields. They were
still quartered in the outskirts Of
the town. The town at present
is made up largely of tents, which
are used mostly as residences, the
business being transacted in build
ings which have been hurriedly
erected. The cook stoves are lined
up at the rear of the tents all alike
with one joint of pipe and an elbow
and this would certainly be an in
teresting sight at meal time, as
there is a double row of tents aud
stoves about quarter Of a mile
long. Everybody seemed to be
out as the streets were full. A
cowboy breaking a wild broncho
to the saddle held a large crowd
at one point on the main street and
a little further down the same
thoroughfare two little girls were
dancing the cake-walk in dancing
pavilion. They did not have to
wait for an audience A crowd
was also strolling along the beach,
as the town is located almost on
the banks Of Meredith lake. But
little work has been done on the
sugar factory which would indicate
that there must be lot of hustling
done If they have it ready to grind
but sugar in September this year.
LAKEvIEw,
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23
nsmer,., o.y Programme.

The members Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic and Ladies' Relief
Corps, and all other societies and
orders Of our city will assemble Al
their respective halls May goth, at
9 o'clock q. M, sharp and form in
column on Trinidad Plaza, in front
of G. A. r. hall. The line Of
march will be east on Trinidad
Plaza to Colorado avenue, south
on Colorado avenue to Illinois
street, thence west to the cemetery.
ORDER or COLUMN.
La Junta Fire Dept. G. ". wonderiy. Chief
Band OF Hope. charge OF Mrs. L. E. Carlton.
10. OF. Lodge. No. ~.
10. .. II. Nav Lodge. No. 128.
Lodge No. 2s, X. ofP.
woodmcn OF the World Camp No. s.
Minnehaha Tribe No. 81, l. o. Il. ".
Sunday School Children.
Otero County Guards.
Ladies' Of Y. w. C. Il. U.
Grand Army Post. No. Al.
= Ladies' Relief Corps.
Citizens in Carriages.
The order of march will be in
charge of Captain X. Wells, as
marshal, assisted by Captain II. G.
Dalton, and all persons from other
orders appointed to assist as his
aids. All persons so appointed by
their respective lodge or order will
report to the marshal at 9 a. m.
At the cemetery all members of
the Grand Army, w. r. c., school
children and other orders will form
hollow square. where the q. A.
R. Post No. Al will do the ritual
work, assisted by the school chill
dren; songs by children; prayer by
chaplain OF G. A. r. Post No. Al;
song by the children of the Band
of Hope; address by commander;
salute to the dead; benediction.
After which all orders and friends
will be dismissed Tor one-half hour
to decorate the graves.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23
covsry AND vallgv.
The ns~s cleaned Wlth Hsa and ssls-
ssss From ous Valley Gnshangss.

Bent county farmers are experi-
menting with sorghum as fodder
crop.
| Lamar will celebrate her four
teenth birthday tomorrow in grand
style.
| The acreage Of beets in the vi
cini,y Of Sugar City aggregates
1000.
| Adaily stage line between Rocky
Ford, Ordway and Sugar City was
established last week.
Two hundred acres Of canta-
loupes have already been planted
in the Lamar district.
Lamar has let the contract for a
new hose house and council cham
Der. II will cost $I.76o.
A steer roping contest will be
among the attractions of Water
melon day at Rocky Ford this year.
Rocky Ford is agitating the pro-
lject of an "old fashioned FIRE crack
er celebration OF the Fourth Of
July"
| F. NJ. Harsin, Of Rocky Ford,
averaged sI.5o per head profit
feeding $500 lambs during the
last eight months.
The Rocky Ford pressed brick
plant commenced operations last
week and is turning out IL, 900 to
r8, 900 brick per day.
The Las Animas and Rocky
Ford baseball teams will meet in
battle array on the grounds OF the
latter on decoration day.
The FIRST death in Sugar City oc-
Cured last week. Two boys, re
cent arrivals from Nebraska, were
drowned in Lake Meredith.
A shipment Of rock from lime
quarry at Las Animas was made to
Pueblo and the smelter returns a
value Of $40 per ton in ailver.
The Las Animas baseball club
has secured pledges from the citi-
zens of that town for Z m onthly
contribution aggregating $50 to de.
fray the expenses Of the team this
season.
i There are over forty psisoness in
the Pueblo county jail and sixteen
of these are negroes imported for
public works from Alabama. About
as many prisoners are out % bail
a. are in Jail.
| A band Of forty pieces i among
the prospective enterprises Of the
sugar beet metropolis. The CO.
operation Of the beet sugar COM
pany is promised BY giving en-
ployment to musicians.
Numerous towns in the valley
on the line Of the Santa Fe are
making \ united effort to prevent
the management of the road from
Introducing cinder platforms to
take the place Of the old wooden
ones.
The parties engaged some time
ago to put down second artesian
well for the city were unablO % dig
as big hole as was required and
| gave up the contract. c. II. Nc
vey, the deep well drilles, has
agresd to put it down according to
contract and will begin wokk early
in July. Lamar Sparks.
One firm in Ration has received
ten carlosds Of goods this month
and has nine in transit Ill Of
which looks pretty we'll for ! town
that is about to collapse - ac-
count Of the shops, now bei4g re-
moved. the Information Of which
is fresly given by those who know
lnoshing) } about il. Ration Range.
The highest price for shesf paid
this ysas q The Kansas City alarkat
was received on Saturday byia ship
nent 81 80 Md Of seventysp pcund
Bent eosnsy lambs. brings the
,,ssee - d, N 49, evt VIII Ahe
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23

AFTERNOON PERvICE.
Meet at opera house ut p. m.
Opening Song. America
Recitation. .......... Miss Grace weatherby
Song. .......................... hand OF Hope
Music. Observation-Disclosures. Instrumental
Address. ess.,..........-...... Col. J. A. Lockhart
Recitation. Miss May Hyde
uslc c.............. Quartette
Misscs spane, Todd. Lynn, Foxworthy.
Address ss............... Major g. NJ. Dameron
Solo, .waiting Over There. May Batterton
Recit alton. Miss Mary Russel
Muoic-... Trio
Misses Tanner. Lynn. Hireen.
Address. observation-disclosures. .COmrade o. @. Hess
Address. .......................L L. N. Campbell
Address OF Thanks. Commander Of Post No. Il
Every person is respectfully in
vited to come and assist in the na-
tional holiday in honor Of the de-
tenders Of our country. Special
lodge and Sunday school invita-
tons have been sent out by G. A.
r. Post No. Al. with the earnest
request that all attend.
All old soldiers, both Of the blue
and gray, are cordially invited to
take part in the line of march and
assist in the work at the cemetery.
BY order Of j. M. GIBBS.
Post Commander.
]. T. Russell, Adjutant.
La Junta tribune., 1900-05-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-15
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUcTIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a NEARLY NEW BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEARLY NEW BRICK
HOUSE. NO. 100 n STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded In
I4ber No. 2446, folio 451 ct seq, of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, the under
signed, trustee, will offer for SALE by public auc-
ton, In front of the premises. on FRIDAY
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER AID
1900, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p H. the
following described real estate situate in the city
of Washington in the District Of Columbia to
wit: Part of lot numbered four "a, in Law and
Carroll's subdivision Of square numbered seven
hundred and forty three (743) per plat recorded
In Book n. K, page 1913, In the surveyors Office
of said District described as follows: Beginning
for the same sixteen 16) feet eight (S) inches
from the southeastern Of said lot and thence
running westwardly along the line Of south M
street sixteen Q6) feet eight Is, inches; thence
northwaIdly at right angles with said ''N'' street
enc hundred 0O) feet to the northern line of said
lott thence eastwardly sixteen (l6) feet eight tS)
inches, and thence southwardly the place OF
beginning. being the same piece parcel OF land
conveyed by John T. Van Riswick 10 William +.
Furgeson, trustee, and recorded 10 Liber n. c. r.
g., folio 1873 ct seq, Of the land records Of said
District. together with all the improvements
rights, &C.
Terms: One-t cash, the balance in one and
two years. with interest from the day of sale at
SIX per cent per annunl. secured by deed Of trust
on the property Sold all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. deposit Of 500 at time OF sale
Terms to be complied with In IS days. All con-
veyancing. stamps, &C., at the purchasers cost
HENRY H. BERGMAN,
seS-d&ds Surviving Trustee.