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PREMISES NO. 1905 10TH STREET NORTH.
MESI AT PUBLIC AUCTION, JULY THIR-
TIETH, 1900. AT FIVE OCLN,K p III

PREMISES NO. 1905 10TH STREET NORTH.
MESI AT PUBLIC AUCTION, JULY THIR.
TIETH, 1900, AT FIVE O'CLOCK pm.
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in
iiber zoos. at folio 416 ct sequtur of the Land
Records OF the District of Columbia and by order
OF the parties thereby secured the undersigned
trustees VIII sell at public auction, In front of
the the premises ,.7;,, on MONDAY; JULY THIRTIETH
feet OF lot IS. and the south eighteen u.s. feet Of
lot l6, by full depth Of one hundred and ten U1O)
feet of said lots. in Fitch and others subdivison
Of square 1s3 as per plat in Liber c. Il. B.. folio
1S9. OF the surveyors records OF the District of
Columbia. ani embracing lot lab of a subdivision
in Liber L. folio 1856. OF the records aforesaid
being premises 1905 18th NV.
Terms: One-third in cash (of which $500 must
be depOsit ed with the trustees at time of salel
balance payable three t9 years from date Of sale.
with interest payable quarterly at SD. secured By
nrst lien 0n the property, or all cash. at pur.
chasers option. Conyeyancing and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. Right Of resale for default Of
purchaser after dve t5j days public advertisement
reserved
THOMAS R. JONES, Trustee,
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Co.
GEO. ]. EASTERDAY, Trustee,
1410 @ st. NV.
fHoS- J. OWEN. ESQ, Auet;oneer.
o18 y st nv. Nle-d&ds
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Chsncery sale Of lots at corner 10th and sts
e.e.. on Tuesday. July ~. at 8 pm. Leo. SIM
mons and Richard A. Ford, trustees
Tomorrow.
Thomas ]. Owen Auct.. a13 1t. n.w.--Trustees'
snie Of Nos. 1897 to ls45 Mntwood place. on We'd
n.sday. July .. at $50 pm. E. Southard Parker
and John B. Larner. trustees
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FUTURE DAYS,
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIoNEER.
administrators sale of no
shares Consumers Brew
ing COmDarY's stock.

by .ITtue OF an ofdef OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. holding a Special Term
for probate business. the undersigned will ofer
for sale. by public auction. the rooms of James
W. Ratclfe. No. 920 Penna ave NV on SAT-
uRDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF lilly
AID: 1900, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the above
stock.
Terms cash.
JOHN D. oMEARA, Administrator.
JofiS a. sNEFNf. Proctor jy24-d&dbs
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THos. J. OWEN. AUcTIoNEER. sis F ST. NV.

ALDIS b. BROWNE. Trustee.
s19-d&ds
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The Commissioners Order.

Promptly upon the receipt of this Com
missioner Evans issued the following order
and addressed copy of the same to the
chief Of each division in the pension office:
In adtudicating claims filed under section
OF the act Of June q. 1890. or under said
section as amended by act of May 9. 1900.
the greatest care must be exercised to see
mat each and every mental or physical in
trinity of a permanent character, not due
10 applicants own vicious habits, is duly
considered. and that the rate of pension to
W0Aco applicant b entitled b determined
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-24
Funeral Sermons.

The Chattanooga preacher who
recently oficiated at the funeral of
young soldier who lost his life
in the Phi ipriues and in the
course of bis remarks declared
that the soul had gone out of tae
dead body that lay before HIM was
in hell, has given rise to dis
cussion as to the propriety of fu~
neral sermons. Some churches
prescribe a fixed form of burial
service from which their minis
t.rs al e not permitted to depart,
but in most Of the Protestant
churches the custom of preaching
funeral sermons still prevails.
In performing such service
good taste is essential and is gen -,
orally observed. The exceptions,
however, are not infrequent,
though we have only once before
heard of one which was character
lied by such brutality as that of
the minister referred to.
There is no reason why a min.
lister many not in any case avoid
cruelty to the living, even when
speaking of the dead of whom he
can find little to say. The scrip.
lures are full of words of conso.
lation for those who mourn, and
it is not incumbent upon those
who speak over the dead to
recall their frailties, faults or
sins. The fact that this Chattas
nooga preacher perpetrated an
outrage upon decency will not
change the opinion of persons
who approve the custom of
preaching funeral sermons, but
it does emphasize the necessity
that a minister of the--..gospel
should be a gentleman,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-24
NOl47

what benefit St. Mary's College
is to North Carolina, and Chars
lotte particularly, in an educa-
tional sense as we'll as from a f.
nancial point of view, and as L am
member of the Noble Order of
st. Benedict, and feeling deep in
terest as we'll as fiiial love towards
my alma mater, [ will appeal to
the generous people of Charlotte
for assistance to help the good
bishop and the reverend fathers at
Belmont to rebuild the grand old
college. We should remember
st. Mary's College is not endowed
and never before was any appeal
made to help this grand institu-
ton; and as North Carolinians
are daily awakening more and
more to the interests derived from
education, l appeal with conf
.dence to the generous public to
give literally to this worthy
cause, and thus Tighten the heavy
burden that rests on the shoulders
of the sons of st. Benedict in
North Carolina.
REV. FRANCIS MEYER, 0. S. B.
Pastor St. Peters Catholic Church.
Charlotte, N. c., May 19, 700,
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New York the other day, but so
strong were the pleadings of the
district leaders to continue that he
was forced to withdraw his resigna-
ton.
The wrangle over the ''Quo Vadis"
productions has been transferred to
London. Wilson Barret is using
muci. space in the advertising col
umns of the papers there to declare
that the Candy and Whitney version
being given at the Adelphi is unau-
thorized, and that his presentation
of the play at the Lyceum is the
only proper thing. The legal rights
in the controversy appear to be
about as they were in New York
case.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Joseph L. Bristow, who goes to
Cuba to untangle the knots tied in
the postal service there by Mr..
Neely and others, is native of Ken
tucky, but for many years resided in
Kansas, where he was engaged in
newspaper work For a time he was
private secretary to Governor Nor
rill, of Kansas. Mr.. Bristow was ap
pointed as an assistant postmaster
general from Kansas as the begin
ming of the present administration.
General Butler is getting his re-
venge at last. The occupation of
Dundee is the first step toward the
reconquest of the British territory
seized upon by the Beers at the be-
ginning of hostilities. Kruger's ul-
timatum was delivered on the 10th
of last October. The next day the
army of the transvaa1 invaded Ma
tai, the British garrison at New
castle falling back on Glencoe. A
battle ees+.ed there few days later
and General Yule withdrew to Dun
dee, whence he retreated to Lady
smith on October %. Then follow
ed the long siege of Whites small
army at this point, which necessi-
tated Buffers campaign for it's re-
lief. He arrived In natal at the end
of November and after three months
hard fighting he entered Ladysmith
at the beginning of February. hree
moths more be was waited for Lord
Roberts conquest of the Orange
Free State. That practically accom-
plished, Butler has begun his move
ment to retake the northern angle
of Natal and thence to press on into
the Transvaal.
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GENERAL NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
News of the Stage, Social, Political and
Otherwise, Culled From Our
Daily Exchanges.

The Marquis of Lorne starts into
the duke business at the ripe age of
So. but he has quit writing poor
poetry.
Salisbury and Chamberlain come
promptly up to the footlights when
our Bobs are moving steadily north
wards
In it's daily walk and the exple-
tives that go with it, St. Louis is
slipping backwards morally and re-
ligiously.
Lindley, the new capital of the
Free State, is safe as long as Butler
stays on the other side of the Ora
kensbergs.
The Paris exposition is up against
asswar in South Africa and a presiden-
tial battle in this country, but it pro-
poses to struggle on.
The Cuban postal funds were loot
ed on the American plan, the old
Spanish plan being both slow and
comparatively unremunerative.
The Office holders are the most
conspicuous patrons of Republican
conventions. Southern conventions
are simply gatherings of them.
The Philadelphia messenger boy
will have to be faster than his town
or messenger boys in general if he
beats Lord Roberts into Pretoria.
Paderewski gathered in the course
of 96 concerts in the season just
closed $26O,OOO. Birmingham was
a warm contributor to this purse.
Mr.. Carnegie, in a recent inter
view, says he is ''sure that Mr.. Nc
Kinley will be reelected and that
his second term will be better than
his frst.'
The missionaries are not yet justi-
fed in making contracts based on the
100000 the Turk owes them. He
may conclude to owe it several years
longer.
The capital of the Orange Free
State is here to day and there to-
morrow. No capital appropriations
are required under such circum-
stances.
Emperor William of Germany has
promoted himself He is now field
marshal and he will now doubtless
proceed to decorate himself with
peacock feathers.
General Gatacre was not accorded
triumph when he landed in Eng
land, but he got as good reception
as Muthuen or Butler will get unless
they do something.
The people of New Zealand sent
Sir George White. the defender of
Ladysmith. gold brick-real solid
gold this time. On the diverse.
''You are another"
Chicago politicians are trying to
ascertain whethether Son Harrison
intends to run for governor against
Son Yates. The son business is very
popular in Illinois.
President McKinley's carpetbag
politicians in Cuba will soon do their
correspondence from the jails of the
islands, except those that escape and
cannot be extradited.
Having settled the newspaper prob
lem, it is stated that the Rev. Mr..
Sheldon, upon his return from Eu-
rope this fall, will take up the SER
vant-girl problem and end it.
De Wolf Hopper, the comic opera
comedian, has been engaged by
Weber and FIELDS and will have a
star part assigned him in the new
burlesque with which they will open
the next season.
From Kansas City, and brought
by a man who has just been there,
comes the disturbing news that
there are only twenty-nine licensed
saloons in the entire town. This
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The Campaign Now Open.

Raleigh News & Observer,
The Democratic campaign was
formally opened when Chairman
Simmons announced the first ap-
pointments and Mr.. Aycock laid
down the Democratic doctrine at
Burlington in April. Every day
since then the editors and speak
ers have been placing the truth
before the people, and the truth
is making converts daily to the
cause of White Supremacy and
the amendment, one and insep-
arabic.
But one thing was lacking; the
illustration of Democratic doc
trine in the form of cartoons by
Mr.. Norman e. Jennett, the
North Carolina Davenport. His
pencil did as much to restore the
Democratic party to power in
1898 as any other agency, and
the people OF the whole State
will be gratiied to learn that he
has returned to North Carolina
to devote a few weeks to help
redeem his native State from the
jeopardy of again falling into the
corruption and incompetent rule
of 1896 -'99. AS soon as the ,nec-
essary material arrives, the 3en-
nett cartoons will begin to ap-
pear in these columns, and he
will "let no guilty man escape"
Recently Mr.. Jennett has fip-
ished work on important art ex-
hibits that haYe been sent to. the
Paris Exposition. lie holds re~
sponsible and lucrative position
in New York, where be is rapid
ly climbing to the top, aud made
sacrifice to come to North Caro-
lima to take hand ia the might
lest struggle that has been wag-
ed in his State oyer the most
important question in his gener-
alton. But his love for North
Carolina is deep and genuine
and when he heard the cry of
white men "Come over and help
u.s." he comes to enlist his heart
and pencil and talent to make
better permanent conditions in
the old Commonwealth.
Loves burden may be heavy;
but there is never any complaint.
The father of a bright baby
can readily believe that smart
ness is hereditary.
A girl with a sunburned nose
is proof positive that beauty is
only skindeep.
Never judge a man by the
clothes he wears; judge him by
the amount he owes his tailor.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-24
ST MARY'S GOLLEGEBURNED
Father Francis Descriptions: He
Thinks the Loss Will Be
500 600, With Only
Sl5 600 Insurance.
SIS 900 Insurance.

"Fire! Fire! Fire!" Such were
the terrible words that greeted the
102 students, reverend fathers
and brothers of St. Mary's Col
lege and Monastery this morning
at 4 O'Clock. The Rt. Rev.
Bishop and all the monks had
just begun their morning prayers
in the abbey chapel when the first
alarm was sounded by the night
watchman, who discovered smoke
belching forth from the attic roof
of the new college. The origin of
the fire is unknown, but the gen.
eral belief is that it was caused by
spontaneous combustion from
sparrows' nests lodged in the
caves of the fifth story of the
college. Immediately after the
alarm was given all the students
were aroused by Rev. Fathers
Bernard and Aloysius and were
marched in a most orderly man
ner to the open air and then the
heroic work of fighting fire began
in most systematic and success
full manner. Underwriters chem,
ical fire extinguishers were used
on each floor. whilst a bucket
brigade, headed by Messrs. Jno.
Marion and Andrew BRANDED, Wis
itors from Asheville, was formed,
carrying water from the cistern,
tanks and laboratory, and no
doubt the abundance of water in
all the tanks alone helped save the
monastery and beautiful cathe-
dral. Every one at the college
deserves the very highest praise
for the heroic work done, and
even the little boys worked like
men, carrying away books, clothes,
etc.
The main building of the COL
lege and the entire west wing with
the magnificent tower are COM
pletely destroyed. All furniture
in these two large buildings was
consumed by flames. Students
beds, wardrobes, desks, library
and museum cases, apparatus in
scientific department and the en-
tire college library are in ruins.
The boys trunks were stored in
the attic, all of which were lost.
So that the loss is greater than
can be estimated at this writing,
but it is generally believed that
the loss will reach fully 500, 700.
The only insurance on the de-
stroyed buildings is S15, 900.
At one time during the fire all
hopes of saving the monastery
were given up. So, many began
saving the vaIuables of the mon
astery, but God spared the mon>
astery and church, though much
damage was done by water.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Haid, presie
dent of the college, intends re-.
building at once, SO that all will
be in readiness for the autumn ses-
sion in September. At called
meeting of the college faculty this
afternoon, it was decided to dis
miss the students early this week,
as the regular session was to end
June 12. Those who have attained
the required average in the grad
uating class will receive their dis
plomas. In the meantime until the
students are ready to 60 home
they will occupy the monastery,
as the reverend professors gave
up their rooms to the boys.
Every one in Charlotte knows
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For KENr
= = - 'N->s~>7->-c.1r Ia1c~cOc0~--r-~~oSc,
DWELLINGS FDR RENT.

No. $40 ~ est Grace :;-story brick. 70
rooms, an modern improvements. Pos
session September LIST.
NO. 30 North Eleventh Street, 2-story
BRICK q. rooms Possession September Isl.
S rooms.
No. 80 West Main, 2-story brick, S
rooms VIII be put III thorough order.
brick, 5 rooms. Possession August 10th.
No. 1900 West Main, 2-story frame, 7
rooms, modern conveniences
NO 1ol south Pine, 2-story brick
rooms.
No. 5o7 North Twenty-sixth, 2-story
frame, rooms.
Also. Stores and other property
jy29--1t r. A. CATLlN.
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BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. Il North Eleventh Street.

TRUsTEE.s AUCTION SALE OF
1 House AND LOT ON WOOD
STREET. CHELSEA, HILL. No. Shy
18th day of March. 1897. Of record in the
Clerks Office of iIenrico County Court,
Deed-Book 15s "A, page 81, default having
thereby secured, and being required by the
beneficiary so TO do, will sch by auction.
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1900.
~ O'Clock p NJ. the PROPERTY To-
nates as above. The lot has a front Of
IS by 40 feet TO an alley or street % feet
TERnfs: Cash as to expenses Of sale
and note of s11D, with interest thereon
Z ths residue as may be named at time OF
sale. SAMUEL y. W-ADsDl.L.
r. a<SSiAAI
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ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME.

80 ACRES. Il mile from station, miles
Broad-Street Road. and miles from the
city New dwelling Of rooms; nicely
rapered. bath. range, hot and cold water;
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Two buegias and all farming implements.
Price So $50 Terms easy. Let us show
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SITUATIONS W.NrED--Male.


WANTED, POSITION TO MANAGE
Country Saw-Mill and do Shipping
Would buy a good mill if at good loca-
ton and get a contract for cutting E, lum n
or call at l43a Hull Street. Manchester
Va.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
inns Mountain MILITARY academy. YorkyiIie. S. C.

Kings Mountain Military Academy, YorkyIie, S. C.
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5th Write for catalogue.
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EOtRDEI;s WANTED.

WANTED. BoARDERs FOR TWO. DE
lightful Front Rooms. in one OF me N
most pleasant localities: corner house.
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vANrrF.D-FURNrsHE1D RESIDENCE
in desirable part of the city. Good care
will be taken of the property. ADDRESS y
p. WILMER. care Blacktord x Nil'ilei'
sos East Main Street.
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George W. Mayo,
Auctioneer.


BY virtue of deed OF trust from Jones
E3ros.. to S E CHM. trustee. duly re-
scordea, ] viii sell at the store. corner
lsof Nechanicsv!lle Turnpike and CARING
bon Street. near the lakewood Electric
hears. at 1890 A. NJ,
MONDAY. July 30. 1890.
palz Ear ana Fixtures. Liquors, Tobacco
E1les. Showcase. Wood and q large fresh
sStock of Groceries, etc
i And under the provisions of the same
Need, / will sch at the store, No 242l 7
ESreet. corner Twenty-eishth Street, a.
a0:30 A. NJ,
| TUESDAY. July 81, 1850.
Ssxhe very large. weil-selected and fresh
setock Of Groceries in said store, Tobacco,
EShow-Cases, Scales. Iron Safe, Wood, etc
/ GEORGE w MAYO, Auctioneer.
L.
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THE TIMES RICHMOND VA SUNDAY JULY % 1900
WANTS
M - I'd z g

NJ - M = -
1f you wish to Borrow Money on City
Rfai YOU on v wish to Lonn Money on City Real
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# You wish to Rent Real Estate'
II You wish to Sell Real 6oi raai k;state-
If YOU wish to Rent Out h yea i iss
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WANTED. PARTIES WHO WISH TO
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WANTED-TO HIRE y SOBEK WHITE
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mill, cows at Chatsworth's. Money can
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REFERENCES. G. AIANutEAC.IURING
COMPANY, Station II, Jersey City, n. j.
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