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c. C. SLOAN s co. Auclioneers, Iio7 St

{. c. SLOAN CO, AuctlOncers, li07 G. 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UNINPROYED
PROPERTY. LOCATED on + ST. AT IN
TERSECTION OF 18TH ST. y. t., IL SUB
DIVISION Or ''ISuERWOOD."
By virtue OF a certain deed Of tnISt dated the
10Th day OF September 1891. and duly recorded in
Liber. No 1908, at folio 429 e. seq. one Of the
land records Of the District OF Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby, we will
sell, at public auction. in front Of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY a. 1909, az 4.30
o'clock p. m, the following described land and
premises. situate in the County OF Washington,
District Of Columbia, and designated all Of lot
numbered one %, in block numbered fifteen O5).
in the subdivision, known as ''IsherwoOd, as said
subdivision IS recorded in Liber County A Il.
Shepherd, folio -.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest at per cent. payable semi
annually, and secured BY deed Of trust on the
property sold, OF all cash al purchasers option.
deposit Of 500 will be required at time OF sale
All conveyanciug, recording. revenue stamps, and
nOtarial fees at cost Of purchaser; terms to be
complied with in fifteen days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
al risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser. after
FIVE days notice published in some Washington
newspaper.
A. n. MeLACHLEN,
ROBINSON WHITE.
jal2-d&ds.eNS.em Trustees
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Liber I5i7 az Folio 40, ct SEQ, smOng the land
records Of the District OF Columbia, and at the
request o. the holder Of the note secured there
BY the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
al public auction, in front Of the premises begin
ming at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 81. 1900. the following described real
estate, situated in the County OF Washington in
the District Of Columbia. 10 wit: Block p block
3. lots ]. ., 3, (, 5, 8, and 9. in block T. OF
Jacob p Clark and Edward B. COttrelI, trustees
subdivision Of lot and part o. lot 3. Of part Of
White Haven, according 20 the plat or plan Of the
same as recorded in Liber :. p. O.. OF the records
in the Ofice Of the Surveyor Of the District of
Columbia
Terms Of Sale-Oac-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the balance in equal in
stallments. one and two yeaUs after the date
Of sale secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, with interest upon the deferred payments.
at the rate OF per cent per annum from the date
Of sale until paid, or all cash at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit Of So will he required
~ the time OF sale on each Of said lots. and a
deposit Of 500 on each Of said blocks. Terms Of
sale TO be complied with In fifteen days f IN the
date of sale, the trustees reserve the right TO
rsell at the risk and cost Of the defsulting pur-
chaser OF purchasers after five DAYS previous
advertisement Of such resale All conveyancing,
recording, and revenue stamps AZ the cost OF the
purchaser, or purchasers.
EDWIN e CUTTER.
EDWARD r. FLETCHER.
iarg dl,3-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN can get good rooms and board: heat
and gas; - up. Oh lst st. uw. jaI9-3t
SIS INDIANA AVE on 81. car line. opposite
Judiciary square, trznsomed rooms; good
table de5l-lm1
FOLLOW THE CROWD and YOU viii certainly
bring up al the Genoa, 500 end SIS 18th
St; satisfy your appetite; only s.. table board,
equal 20 any - a weck in the United States;
plenty fruit, pure cream, and butter; steaks and
chops all brOiled. beautiful looms. a. m l.,
reasonable rates 70 traHsicnts. P. Il. MOORE,
Mgr. phone l2Ss. oclstl
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TYPEWRITERs.

yF{RfY new Remington typewrifcr. 30 ;. No.
7S.75s for sale; $50. or win rent for $50.
1886 7 81. nv. ga-OSt
TYPEWRITER REPAlRING-we do careful work;
charges very reasonable. also buy, sell. and
rent typewriters- LABOFISH. 7I7 9th ST. NV.
jai5-lMo
CONE IN and DO your typewriting. lOc. per hour;
preliminary instruction ireei typcwrlters rent
cd tor practice az low rates, delivered 20 your
home; best grade Of typewriter ribbons. 15c-s 81
per dozen. NEWMAN'S ElPEW WRITER AGENCY
Oil 7th 81. NV. oc2S-SinO
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WALL PAPER.

THE fate OF the British Empire is IN the hands
Of 4 few men. let Lord Roberts or Bullcr.
Kitchener make a false move and the glory az
old England may be gone forever. Just 10 remind
you've paper rooms, FOR cnly g up. F. G..
NOLTE. $40 9th st. No BRANCH. ja20R
NEXT thirty days. rooms papere,l $50 up; work
guaranteed. BAY STATE DECORATIVE CO..
17f5 + st. NV. jal6-7r
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-ROO1Is.

NANTED-Tlree unfinished rooms: suitable for
light housekeeping. near G3vcrnment Printing
Office Address Bon $50. thi, office 400 10
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENr-Nice. 4-room fats, perfectly private:
s. per month: go 14th st. Sc; have only ;
left: nothing to equal them Tor the money 5.
CARR, 1875 Sid. ave ne. ja2O-3t,em
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CHURCH NOTICES.

NhI hth NOIlOE-S.
REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHJRCH-Scr-
vices no O'Clock sunday afternoon and 7-s0
O'Clock Friday Jennings. in Confederate Veteran
iial. 81 llin ST. NV. AZ are cordially invited
THE PEOPLES CHURCH-l2s G. St. nv.
Memorial services 10 Rev. DR.. MCGIyuu at
u-I'. Addresses Ly NJ. j. o. Ralyt1n Hon
Edwin r. Ridgciy. Of Kansas Mr.. p. J.. Sidddus
and the pastor. All welcome. II
SECULAR LEAGUE. SHrdly-. . p M al Ma
sonic Temple Lecture. January Of. bv Rev
: ; laws on Effect o. Religions on CiviIiza-
tons " Debate II
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FOR RENI-Store, 6S1 II St. ne, with or without
OWNER, 2OS Mass ave. NV. issO-st en-
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Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted for one cent word
for each insertion.

'oSlIlONS secured for competent persons IN All
departments Of labor: charge is made until
position Is obtained and satisfaction assuud; IN
vestigation invited. TIE LJCRO CO, L4ll &
ST., I'd floor. Item
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WANTED By lady. clean. good sized. unfurpisb
Cd room Address MRS. L., III It. se. il
WANTED-By tro adults. unfur. rooms for
-, a. - state full particulars Address Box
BOZ. this Office. i,ts a IN,
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fOUND-fce cream. pure and delicioua zoe per
gallon LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n. Y.
NV. Phone. 20sl- ie27.tf
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HELP wANrED-FnMALE.

Advertisements under this head
Will be inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion.
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rG 6Ax. 3l7 9Th St., Ger. Ia. Al.
- &aEs sssRva Washington, o. C.

" 49, 'S'N -A," ~ -NS SiHS"SSiS-
GERMAN SPECIALISTS in charge to treat all
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PRIVATE DISEASES. Structure. Imp0tpncy
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Especial attention On old and S0-calIed incurahIe
cases. treated and cure accomplished Hours 70 20
u, TO G. Tuesdays, Thursd8ys. aud Saturdays,
I'll evening. Sunday cl0sed.l Dr. CZARRA
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FOR RENr-That spacious building. No. 1910 ID
81 nv, with over 2O,OO0 feet lOJr surface:
steam heated; horsepower engine and boiler:
also ru1ulaers Cupola In building: located centre
OF business, near new post0fhce; win NJ building
up 10 suit tenant; can DE subdlvided into two
three, or more business places. Enquire al $50
Indiana Jyn. fqs0-gt
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PERSONALS.
Dr.. Young :. f. !, 4 4:

oidss. IN Gss: longest located;
Regular graduate two schools;
Authorized 81 the District Government TO treat
All diseases Of the Nose, Threat and Eungs Heart,
Nerves Brain. Blood, SKIN. Stomach. Kidneys. and
Bladder, Night Losses, Sexual Weakness, and all
Special Diseases Of either sex Structure Earicocea
and HydrOcele cured without cutting or operation
No pam. No loss Of time. A prompt and FER
mancnt cure guaranteed. Syphilis(auy stage cUred
ior lie without mercury or potash. No exposure
CHARGES LOW
MEDICINES FURNISHED.
Daily Office H0urs-l0 10 and g. Sunday
10 % u
FREE CONSULTATION.
bARMNG-DE Young Is IN no WY con-
Heeted WIN Any SO-cafIed medical institute
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DR.. a, II. TAYLOR.

ocS F st. n. w.
Geld nliings and bridge work a specIalty a
The lowest prices; amalgam filing soc: full sets
Of teeth on plates. s.; extracting either BY gas
or local spray, absolutely painless, SOC, with
cut PC: all work done BY experts and guar
snteed the best: open OF Sundays from 10 to
o'clock. nhss-tf-em
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FOR RENT-STARlEs.
FUR BENT-Brek stable behind i5l Franklin
S. NV, perfect condition: s.. fssU3t
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SPIRITUAuSM-MACCABEE TEMPLE.

with any other Loan Office In the city
jJ21-lyr
SPIRITUALISM-MACCABEE TEMPLE.
5l3 9th ST. NV. saturday night January 90 Meet
ing under the auspices OF the First Association OF
SpiritulIists. Mr.. Pierre Keeler ia his singular
visions, tests. descriptions. communications. and
answers TO written folded questions. Hon Floyd
King. eN-member OF Congress. fresh from the fields
Of profound investigation Of phenomena, will have
something 20 say jal9-2t
MADAME REVERE.
the greatest cllirvoyaut and life reader tells lust
what you want TO know, without asking ques-
tions; sittings daily; 80 cents and 81. COS 9th
81. NV. is20-7t
LADIES who are respondent and in trouble can
obtain sympathy, counsel, and aid by address
ing with stamp DIR. STEVENS, Buffalo. n. Y.
6e5-tu. th,sat-lys
ELECTRIC face massage and scalp treatment
given by Mss NICHOLSON, 40 10Th st. NV
ial9-3t
NINE RETTA. Card Reader; your fortune for 10
and j. cents; extra reading. . cents 92l
4th st. W. jalSIt
Mr.. l. NORRIS, Baltimore's talented medium.
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included: seances Tues. and Fri. p m; Wednes-
days 2;30 r. m; Sunday nights at Maccabee
Temple, gth 81. NV; good music; silver collec-
ton. ja17-7t
This hand me-down and msrked-below-cost''
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our elegant merchant taiOr-m9de suits Qittle
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The only JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 D st. ials-7t
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telis about business. removes spells and evil
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NV. ial0lmo.em
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W NE. THEO,

Medium ard Cad Reader. Washi1gtcn's most
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business love, and family Affairs rcunites the
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.

In obststries Gold redaI awarded for the science
Of Obstetrics from the University Of MuricL b.
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and Irregularities private SznItarium tor ladies
before and during eoHhnemenL Irisnts adooted
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" Washington. d. Z. seI0-tE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II you have tender or crippled feet or admire
neat and stylish shoe. and have been dissppoint-
cd by others, give me a trial | viii guarantee
satisfaction or refund money. Special attention
given to ladies' , Who are particular about their
footwear l.. BC RS, Boot and Shoe Maker
600 II ST NV tlrst class repairing in all is
pieneIes- " l2lJe, sat. iw- m, sun4w
STYLISH dresses. .; remOdeling and children's
dreSsmaking a specially. rs 18th st. NV
Item
PIANO and organ tuning $50: strings. DC fac.
tory expert JAS X. DURITY, sos 18th st.
" la2O-3t
DANCING PRIvATE-SuSS LEoNARDO PTemi.-
DaEscuse, residence and academy, I2i3 I2th
st. NV, teaches under diploma National As
ISOLATION Masters Of Dancing" Miss Teonsrdo's
father Is supervisor for this District: Teachers on
others wishing 10 perfect themselves and de-
sirous TO become members apply or address
by mail isIs-it
II YOU need glasses, get them now; regular &,
glasses Tor 81; expert examination free Ma
TlONAL OPTICAL ASSOCIATION, 73S 9Th 81. NV.
Jall-tl,em
GOOD printing; all kinds chagr; LOO business
cards, 75c up HAYS, Printer. sc St NV.
ia16-6t
YOU ARE throwing money away il YOU get your
papeEng or psi9tiag zone before YOU get nv
estimate. | Win say "a all honest people, if our
work IS not satisfactory don't pay for il RICH
ARD ;. HYNEA, 9Th and II SIS. ne. ilII-Imo
YOUR picture a button, Zoe; made and finish
ed while you watt good cabinet photographs
gse per dozen FL1NNs $50 Pa. ave. jaII-lmo
LOOK! LOOK!i LOOK!!!-Goodrich tires 81 peI
pair put on; Hartford tires, No. ~. So SO Dcr
PAR put on HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR CO.
~ and Maine ave. sw. ias-smos
CAPITAL CLOCK REPAIRING Co. 1874 7fb At
nw.-Any ordinary clock cleaned SOC: watches
cleaned, soc up; musical box repairing and an
other work as low in proportion; satisfaction
guaranteed; send postal; will call for and deliver
free to any part Of District is2IT,o
PRINTING AND BOoKBINDING-TfU January
1900 visiting cards, 25c for 100; other mint.
ing cheap; names On leather goods in gold 95c
each Z. T. WILLIAMS. els 7tb ST. NV deI7.u
'fOk SALE-Aale eanaries from 500 upwards:
golahshes cats, parrots. dogs rabbits Etc
sCHMlD's BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th St NV.
DELFT en-
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire. 81. JULIUS
CoHEN. 1lc4 9TH St NV soSI-tS
FOR RENT-SToREs.
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living rooms; suitable for any business
OWNER, ao5 Mass ave. NV. is9Osf EN-
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What England Desires Of Us.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. I. The White
Star line steamer Oceanic, which sails
from this port today for New York, will
have among her passengers Mrs. Adair,
head of the American hospital ship Maine
committee, who is daughter of General
Wadsworth, killed during the battle of
the Wilderness. and owner of the largest
cattle ranch in the Panhandle of Texas
Mrs. Adair is going to America in con
nection with the Maine: She says.
Il hope every one will have understood
that l am not going on Il begging cXpedi-
ton. | believe in my heart that there is
among all Americans of English descent
a strong feeling of sympathy and attach
ment for the mother country. What
am going to America for is to see how
best it can be brought out. / am not GO
ing to beg, for if this feeling is not spon-
taneous instead of being gratifying to
the English nation, it almost casts Il slur
upon them. England does not want our
charity. She would not let one wounded
soldier be neglected But what she does
want at this moment, when almost every
continental power is scowling at her and
she is menaced from every quarter. is
that we who sprang from her side shall
understand her and stand by her, and we
mean to do Sc"
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GERMANS AND OUR CANAL.
What Is Thought In Berlin of the
PrOpOsed Treaty,

BERLIN, Feb THE news of the
Hay-Pauncefote agreement relating to
the construction of the Nicaragua canal
was received here with interest. A Ger
man foreign Office official empowered to
speak for Count Won Bulow, the foreign
secretary, said:
"Germany's political interests are not
affected by the Nicaragua agreement, and
so far as the trade interests of Germany
are concerned we assume that the United
States will manage the canal on liberal
principles. The government was inform
ed that negotiations were in progress be-
tween the United States and Great Brit
ain but was not consulted about the
terms of the agreement"
The official in question continued:
1--WE deny most emphatically that Ger
many ever thought of acquiring St.
Thomas or any other island in those wa
ters. Germany is not hunting around for
more stray territory"
The papers comment calmly upon the
agreement. The Lokal Anzeiger says:
Another obstacle to the complete su-
premacy of the United States over the
American continent has been removed"
The National Zeitung in a long editorial
maintains that the chances are decidedly
in favor of a waterway across Nicaragua
and expresses the opinion that congress
will definitely dispose of the question this
year,
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PORTO RICO TARIFF
Ways and Means Committee
on the Pending Measure.
Arguments Against Taxing
the Islands Trade.
The Plans For the Civil Govern
ment of the Philippine
Archipelago.


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oned ,od,v In cnnn,o,inn ,,.;,h ,,,, par,,
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ioritv of tho w,vs and moons co,nr,;ttoo
,vos NOT un,nin,o,,s fo, tbo ,,,,o.,,,., 90,
for tho nr;ncinIo Il ;nrol,od os ta ,h,
povornmcnt of territor;ol ooo,,;si, ions o,,1
that Ronroscnt,tivo NcColl pon,l,lioa,
n,cn,hor Of ,bo cor,,,i,,o r,,,, NI.,,,-
cbusn,ts b,d nrcnorod y, .,,.,,,,, 5i.so,,,
inc r,nort -Vhon tho w,c,s and ,,a,ns
committcn nosscd on tbn I'm Ias, -
Mr. Mccall withhold bis votn tha r,,,Ior'
STANDING hoin,, th,, ho bod ~, ,.,,, -,
that c,rofuI ,ttortio, 90 ~ -, l.,
volved nocesso,,, ,o norr,it hin, 40 ,o,o
eitber wov In otbor rosnoct, ,ho ,.ot,
was on nortv rnos all no ponul,lion,,
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tho I'm ord ali tbo Doroo,,ts ,,,i,,,, !,
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Inst ana ,yool Tha Xxi ,,.,., a,,',,,',5 ~
two no,,icuIors-snot y ,,.,,, n,n,,,,l.'I
so tbnt nrticIos lLo tnhooc, sri,ia', -,
an ;ntorr,l ro,,o,,'o tny H., .i," T,,;.J
Stotos hall n,,, tIo+ ~ 81, ' ~
nor. cart ~ tba or,tn,,. h,,,,.. ad,.,;9,,
n,a, aI,a,,,,ad a ,i'i.
tbo duties otc c,lloctod sbai hn ,,'"i
exclnsivnIv for tbo hono6t ~ porto p;oo
Tbo on,o;,,tr,a,,. 90 III rr :, ,,,,,,,i,'
,bo f,,t sninntia,, eo ,,,n',7a,,, ph;,;r,;,So
c,un;,,;on ,rharo ,,.ul I,a f,.a -,
an tho comm;ss;on and al af +bn,,, III,
he ci,;l;,ns NJ Sohnrr,n,, rrosidn,,t 30
tbo ovist;r,, oornr,ission haS ,1a,,i,'od e,.
hu.inoss re,so,,s to ,n,a;,, ~, tha ',.,
n,;ssior so IL rns, Iii VA e,;.1n'. wy
in his nlnco NIr banh, nrJ pr'.sns,n,.
Worcoetor bova hoo,, in,;.,d d' ~ aoaoot ~,
onnointmonts hut 80 f,r haro no, p;on;.
a. tha;n ;,,.o,,t;o, I''';.,I D''''..
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SISirmish Near Ladysmith.

MODDER SPRUIT, Feb. 7.-On Sat
urday the Pretoria corps discovered a
party of British from Ladysmith in
trenched at n railroad bridge, protecting
n number of coolies who were cutting
grass. y party of Beers dispatched to
the scene was attacked from the trench
es, and all retreated except four. who,
hiding, permitted the British to advance
to within 80 yards, when they fired
volley. killing three men. This was seen
from the British fort, which fired n shell
and sent cavalry to assist the British.
The Beers beat these back, killing two
men.
Messages from Ladysmth. dated Feb.
D. say continuous cannonading has been
proceeding since ) o'clock in the morning,
with the occasional roar of II Long Tom.
The firing, it is added, continues.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-02-08
Arrest OF lrnin Robbers.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.--Patrick Grove,
arrested here on suspicion of having been
connected with the sensational robbery of
the Northwestern fast mail at tower w,
4G miles west of here Oct. 13, was idcn-
tilted as one of the quartet which secured
booty from the train variously estimated
from $2o,000 to 100000. The identified
tion was made by James White, engi-
neer of the train which was robbed
Charles James, operator at tower w,
and by the fireman of the locomotive and
the express messenger in charge of the
money which was stolen. Grove was
then turned over to Sheriff Dmmick of
Kane county.
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pro-Boer even II England had not been
concerned and another power had at
tempted to "act the bully and oppressor
in South Africa. England today" added
Mr.. Redmond, islands not in splendid
but in disgraceful isolation, Turkey alone
lending her countenance."
While admitting that official expression
of hostility had not been heard in the
United States, "chiefly because America,
being engaged in the Philippine war. had
not felt herself in n position to iebuke
England, as she would otherwise have
DONE" Mr.. Redmond asserted that the
overwhelming opinion of leading Ameri-
can statesmen was hostile to Great Brit
ain in this war and said the "unan;mous
disapproval of the world demonstrated
that the war was unjust, and IT ought
therefore to be stopped"
MIR. Timothy Iicaly, Irish Nationalist,
during the course of Il speech dwelling on
the British defeats said:
Heretofore the Beers have only had
two feast days in their calendar-Dn-
gaans day and Majuba day But England
has given them Buffers day, Whites
day. Gatacre's day, Methuen's day,
Iule's and Symons' day"
Loud and continued cries of "Shame"
greeted the reference to the deceased
general, and Mr.. Healy FASTENED to de-
clare that he had the greatest respect for
the late General Symons.
Mr.. Healy, continuing, said the most
pathetic incident of the war was the cor
respondence between General Symons
and General Joubert before General Sy-
mons death, and the only unworthy fea-
ture was the English turned their backs
upon their dying general"
Mr.. Redmond's amendment was reject
ed by vote of 36S to 66. The house
then adjourned
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Terminal For Coal Road.

NEW YORK, Feb. Ten acres of
land running from the uplands to tide
water in Newark bay at Newark, y. j.,
which were being sought by a combina-
ton of coal miners in Pennsylvania as II
terminal for a new coal road, We're sold
by Master In Chancery Walter j. Knight
at the Newark courthouse yesterday.
George w. Tichenor of Newark was the
purchaser. Mr.. Tichenor declined to say
who he represented in the deal, but it is
believed that he purchased the land for
one of the, existing coal roads.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-02-08
Reset n Broken Neck,

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Bartholomew
Moriarty, hOd carrier, go years Of
age, has left st. Joseph's hospital in
Yonkers apparently as strong as ever, al
though he had suffered for four months
from broken neck. He fell from build
ing in October and broke his neck. He
partly recovered, but paralysis set in, and
in December he hobbled from his home
in Dobbs Ferry to Yonkers, where the
two sections which We're pressing against
the spinal column were reset successfully
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-02-08
Want Our HOrAcA.

PHENIX, y. T., Feb. 7.-Snce the
announcement few days ago that n
man claiming to be an agent of England
had arrived in Prescott for the purpose
of buying 1000 range horses for cavalry
service in South Africa adviccs have
been received from the southern part Of
the territory that agents have been at
work there also. 1t is known that Brit
ish agents are preparing to purchase n
large number of horses from the middle
west, and it is believed many will be tax
en- from the southwest.