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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-05
BOXING MATCH TONIGHT.

The Casoo A. q. is all completed and
ready for Its grand opening tonight. The
rooms will be open all day for public In
spection. and the tickets will be on sale
at the box Office In the club The rooms
are located at leo Middle street, just bs-
low the Post ONCE. The ring Is padded
and we'll elevated. The seats are arranged
SO az to give every one a full view of the
stage where the performance will take
pIaoo. The principals have all arri vsd
and In good shape for thsir contests this
evening.
Tho programme for tonight Is as fol-
lows: Aessrs Fsnton and Watson, 10
rounds: Billy Fraser and Harry Tracy.
six rounds, both to . dsoisicnb Dave
Copeland aad Fred Cameron, four
rounds. The music Will be furnished BY
jackson and MeKsnna Of Boston. Ths
entsrtainlasns will commence at $50
sharp.
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same route covered by the petition under
consideration.
Mr.. Heath then asked that the state
msnts Of The rsmonstrants b MAIDS @
matter OF record.
Chairman Pesks-"ws will Incorporates
in our decision these pro tests, and MIR.
Bradbury's statement that hs--sppsars a.
associate In another pr opposed corporation
which wants . location over practically
the same route. "
N. ID. Walker. Esq., OF Biddsford, an
nousosd himself ~ sppesrins not 10 pro-
test against the building Of the road, but
only objsoting TO o certain proposed loea-
ton.
The board informed him that he would
be heard later on that point n the Pc
tition 10 granted. The only question at
issue now 10 whether public oonvenience
requires the building Of a street railway
through the towns named In the pstition;
the question Of route and location won Id
come mp 1t subsequent hearing. In case
this petition Is gran ted.
Mr.. Heath exhibited . map Of the pro-
possd routs In Biddsford, and explained
that 10 In no way conflicts with the rights
of the road already established there.
The trolley line will not be laid on Al.
fred street, or any part Of 10.
Mr.. Bradbury wantsd 10 know when
that Biddeford map was amended, and
Mr.. Heath replied that he has never
offered any map Jet and didn't intend 10
at this stage Of The eAss.
This endsd the hearing. The oommis-
sioners' decision will be awaited with in
terest. Some Of theersmonstarnts have
threatened tn appeal to the Supreme
court. ~ the decision II In favor Of q
granting Of the petition.
The hearing on the pstttion for the
route from Biddsford to Wells which was
to be held tomorrow In Bid dsford. has
Lssn postponed till February s, at the
request Of Mr.. Bradbury, who informed
the hoard that Mr.. Loring Of Boston. one
Of the inoorporators, could not bs present
tomorrow.
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THERE WAS NO MEETING.
Quorum of Boston's city Council
Failed to MatertaIize.

Boston, January 4.-The trouble antici-
pated at the meeting OF the common
council tonight rs the result Of the action
Of Councilman Daniel ]. Kiley, Monday.
in assuming the chair and announcing
bis own election as president Of the ooun-
oil after the adjournment had been de-
clared BY the temporary officer. failed to
materializs, much to the evident disap-
pointmsnt of . large crowd which had
conGre gatsd In and around City hall.
The Republicans, of whom there are SO
In tina council. held caucus In the sve-
ming and decided to remain away from
the meeting and take no part In the at
tsmp pied organization Of that body. OF
the AZ Democratic members but % ans
wersd to the roll cali, but three others
who were In the ante room were ordered
to he recorded as present, thus increasing
the number to 81, or seven less than a
quorum.
Under these conditions it was mani
festly impossible to transact any business
and q motion to adjourn until next
Thursday evening was made and quickly
carried. Although disappointed at the
on tooms of tonight's gathering, Mr..
Kiisy's supporters, ss they left the coun-
oil cham Der, expressed confidence that
they would be abs to muster sufficient
strength to elsct him to the presidency at
the next meeting by . vote that could not
possibly be disputed. A special detail
Of 40 polioen en-. In charge Of Deputy
Chief Pierce, was on duty 1T CITY hall,
and early In the evening the large
crowds that had gathered In the corridor
were driven from the building after the
galleries had been filled and no one was
allowed upon the floor Of the council
chamber except members and regularly
accredited press representatives. Aside
from the task Of keeping the corridors
and approaches to this council chamber
clear there was little use for the officers.
Rev. b. II. Robin, who occupied . seat
In the press row. was requested to leave
the room BY Assistant Messenger Robin
son. 1t was discovered that no less than
six members of last years council who
are mem bers of this years body. objected
to the president becauss of Mr.. Robins
presence.
At the Narketmen's dinner to Mr..
Hart, Mr.. Robin had denounced the
passed Pro- Boer resolution by the out-go-
ing council. 1he friends Of the Beers
were insistsnt. They declared that II
Mr.. Robin did not depart they would
move for his expulsion in open Session.
Mr.. Robin, who han been buay with his
Impressions received the ultimatum
pleasantly and departed.
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COOLEST OF SEASON.
What Thermometer Said I'm Various
Maine Towns Yesterday.

Yesterday was by all odds the coldsst
morning Of she season. The weather hu-
rsau reports the minimum tenn perature
10 have been one degree above zero, tie
coolest before that having been four
above.
In the suburts, however. far greater
difference was registered. AT Woodfords
corner where the lowest point reached
previously was two below 1t WAS fifteen
below zero.
At Deering Center at 6. 30 IL was ten be-
low and at Riverton 1t was twenty-tiv
below at one place. Otter towns report
by far the lowest temperature of the soa-
son.
watorviile, January 9Th, ooldest
wave which has visited this section In
three years. arrived Thursday morning
morning when the thermometer regis
tered "a degrees at Wstarville, % degrees
at Shawmut. IS degrees at Oakland. 81
degrees at Skowhegsn, 80 degrees at
bingham, IS degrees at Madison.
- BELOW AT BIDDEFORD.
Biddsfo-d. January 4.-This morning
was the coolest Of the season and Their
momentsrs about town ranged from 10
to - degrees below zero. At weymouth's
slaughter houss, usually the coolest spot
In Saco. tbs mercury stood 70 degrees bs-
low. At the barn of frank Fogg in
orth Saco on the river road the mercury
was reported at - degrees below.
Word WAS received this morning at the
Saco station that the mercury stood &c
degrees below at Scarboro crossing. Z
Many thermometer stood at 10 degrees
below about the city. At the Boston and
Main street crossing in B,ddsford 1t was
20 below.
Brunswick, January 4.-IhursdGy
morning the thermometer registered II
degrees below at a. m.
East wilton. January tit was IA de-
grsss below here this morping-the cold
eat yet.
North Arson. January As to % de-
srsea below zero was the temperature
here this morning.
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REVISION OF POSTAL LAWS.

Washington, January "A complete
revision and codihoation OF the postal
laws has been compitt I'D by Acting As
sistant Attorney General Barret for the
depaitu ent The most important changes
are to prohibit the establishment or matp-
tsnance of post flee for the benefit Of
any person or company where they are
enabled to obtain their postage ut nomi-
nal figure. legislative confirmation OF
the official practice where irregularities
are discovered of relieving postmaster
from duty and transferring the ONCE to
the bond suretles and authority for the
postmaster general to fix the oompensa.
tlon Of fourth GLASS postmasters In aass of
toycctt p.
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ADVANCE IN LUMBER.

Norfolk. Va, January 4.-Another ad-
vancs In lumber prices has been ordered
BY the North Carolina pine lumber asso-
citation. controlling oil the mills through
out the great "Long leaf section. The
advances hsr.tof made have averaged
500 per 100 feet, ana ageregst, an in
crease Of ~ for the year until 81 was add
ed to the present prices at m ceiling Of
the association held here today.
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STAMPING OUI THE PLAGUE.

Washington, January 4.-Prompt meas
ures ara being taken BY this officials here
to deal with the bubonio plague IL the
Philippines and 10 prevent It's introduce
tion in the United States. An executive
order will bs issued tomorrow by the
war department. placing the Quarantine
service OF the Philippines In charge
Of the marine hospital servios
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MISS JossEYLN WENT HOME.

Belfast. january l.--Aiss Ethel Jossslyn
Of Boston. who WAS srsvst.d BY Deputy
clothed IN a boys suit. on suspicion.
was released freEn the opurty Jail today.
She had bssn dstainsd In the jail STAGE
hsr arrest and npoa hsf tsIss6s shs took
the boat fer Bcsson.
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NEW YORK FAILURE

New York. January A petition In
Bankruptcy was filed today in the United
States district court by James q. Haynes
OK 1897 Broadway. with liabilities of
$194, sci; no assets Tho petitioner. IS .
mann bar OF the ilfm or Haynes and Sanger
ON October Is, 1881, made q general as
slgnment. Haynes present liabilities
cover the period from the time Of the a..
alignment to 1888. Nearly thrss- Iarters
of his debts were incurred ON notes with
banks. Among the banks mentioned In
the schedule are the Thompson National
hank Of Connecticut and the First Ma.
tionnl bank of. Northampton. Nass.
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holland REkD CAN'T RECOVER.

Philadelphia, January 4.-The friends
sf Roland Rsed in this city We're advised
today that DIR. Bull, the famous surgeon,
had performed q second operation upon
the comedian In New York. TIE first
operation, performed about week ago.
was supposed to have bean made neces-
sary by an attack of appendicitis. When
the wound was explored. however. the
surgeons discovered that Mr.. Reed was
suffering from an advanced att 'ck of In
tsstinal cancer.
MIR. Reed was too weak TO stand radi-
cal operation at that time, and delay
was agreed upon. The radical operation
was performed today. and from Its nature
little hops is held out for Mr.. Reeds re-
covery.
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Not Honest.

"You say he didn't get into Office hon.
estlyT'
so | understand. I'm told that the
voters who didn't demand cash in adj
vance never got cent from him."-Chi.
ca no Post
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sULzRa's RESOLUTION ADOPTED.

sULzER's RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
washingtoo. January 4.-Ths ways and
means COMMITTEES OF tue Houss ct meet.
Ing today oonsidsred the sulzsr rssolu.
tion directing this secretary Of the treas
urer 10 trAnsmit 10 the House all infor-
nation regarding the deposit Of govern
msnt funds In the National City and
Hanover National bank Of New York,
and decided to recommend Its adoption
is . modified form.
1hs resolution was changed into q 70
quest, couched In the usual lansuaGs.
and. In addition to the two bsnks named,
its SCOPE was made general, to cover all
national banks.
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TSIN6 TAO A FREE PORT.

Bsrlin, January 4.-The government
memorial regarding Developments at Kaic
ChAu has reached the Rsichsssg. For
Americans the most important passage is
one In which the government solsmnly
promises to preserve Tsing Tao a. frss
port
The bad sanitary conditions In Kiso-
Chau are admitted, but this memorial says
these are not SO bad ss those obtaining
In the more southerly Chinese ports
Tn 9 latter statement IL today, however,
fatty contrad ic.ed By the latest mail
intelligence, which announced that ty-
pho,d 10 raging and that % members
of the garrison have suocumbsd to the
disease within month, even Gov.
Jasschke having been striker with ths
malAdy.
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FALL OF FIFTY FEET.

Fairfield, January "A drop of so
feet from the top of Hotel Gerald to-day
may cost Sewa,l Mcguire his life. No
bones were broken. hut internally he Is
in bad shape, and was sent to his home
In watervills in an unconscious condi-
ton.
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"What do you think Of my germ the
oryT
at Is all right with one exception-it
doesn't contain n solitary germ of truth"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

NJ. Guerin was sentenced to 10 years.
confinement In fortified place. . n.
S.luoes Was sentenced to 10 years ban
ishment by the high court (ssnate) In
psrls
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-05

She-What is the term applied to one
who signs another persons name to a
check?
He-Five or ten years usually.-Chica-
20 News
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TO BE SENATOR.

jackson, Miss, January 4.-Tte joint
Democratic caucus of the Mississippi leg
islat Ire tonight nominated Hon. W. ".
sullivan to I'LL the short U. s. senator.
ship term,
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More Securing Needed.

Eyes. she Is bright faced little girl"
remarked the teacher of department. in
specting the prospective pupil, but
think l may be able to impart little
more polish to her."-Chicago Tribune.
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"What is an octopus? asked the
teacher.
81 don't exactly know" answered the
boy. 'but 1t has something to do with
politics."-Chicago Post
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BOSTON CITY COUNCIL wRANGLE

Boston, January 4.-No meeting Of the
common council was held tonight. The
Republicans oauoussd eariy and decided
to stay away. consequently only IS Dam
ocrats were In their seats, i've less than
the legal quorum. With no chance to do
business there was no trouble, and the
council will be called together again next
Monday morning.
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An Uncultured Critic,

"Ann. you have broken the nose OF this
beautiful Venus"
"Yessum; but you needn't think I'm
goin to pay fer her; her arms wuz chip
ped off when l come."-Detroit Free
Press.
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Concerning Books.

"How do you tell good novel from
poor one. Bob?"
well. very often go by the person
who recommends it."-Detroit Free
Press.
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nvsssisstion and was prepared 20 sub
nis ell the facts 10 Congress Accord
inGiy there wss no friction over the pas
sage Of the resolution whios was unani-
mously adopted.
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LATE MARINE.

Boston, January 4.-Arrivsd; Tug 6e-
suin, Portland, with schooner T. W.
Dunn.
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yAETED-HGyShs

wANTED-HOESEs.
WANTED-To rent from owner Q or I0-rcom
house: a. ~. l.; between 9th and l4th 4ri
II and SIS; state rental price. Bon l. WdIder
Building au29 81
WANTED-Six-IooIn modern house. east. with
sable. not to exceed :, 200 81 Il. ne. 1t
WANTED About 5 room house in NV: must be
reasonable Box l72. this office. au2f-5J.eIn
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Southern RY.
Schedule in effect July l. 1900.
c..:

Trains leave from Penn Station
s:OI a m Daily Local Tor HarTisonbuvg and
for Charlotte and way stations.
mas a. m Daily L 5 Fast Nail Sleeping
cars to New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, and
Asheyiile, Chattanooga and Memphis, and -
Charlotte gith sleeper for Birmingham SOLID
train Washington to New Orleans. Dining CIR
u:37 a. n Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
4:e1 p Week Days Local for Front Royal
Strasburg, and Harrisonburg-
$50 p. Is. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
9-55 P. Daily. y. V & Fra Express Sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and to Savannah, jacksonville,
and Port Tampa. Through coach to Jacksonville.
Dining car service
9:55 p. m. Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited 0ia Lynehburg)- Sleeping cars TO Roam
oke, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis, and New
Orleans. Through coach TO Memphis. Dining car
service
1o:45 p n Daily Washington and Southwest
Limited. Sleeping cars to Asheville, Knox
vile, Chattanooga, and Nashville, and to Atlanta,
Macon, Birmingham, Memphis Montgomery. Mo-
bile. and New Orleans. Dining car service.
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco Mon
days, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
TRAINS on BLUENoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington s:l0 a. m. daily, go p. m,
4:35 pen, 4: 40 P week days, and 6:25 p. m.
Sundays for Bluemont; 6:25 p m. Saturdays for
Leesburg; 6:Z5 .. m. week days TO Herndon.
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6:42 a. m, I:35 a m, 2:i5 P. M, and 500
D. m daily. From HaTrisonburg II :33 a. m. week
DAYS and $40 p. n. daily From Charlottesville
s.2s a. r. and go p. daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and other in
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co., on orders left at Ticket Office. 105
18th St NV; 5ll Penn. Ave NV, and at
Phone Ia for P. R. R. Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON,
Sd Y P and Gen Mgr
J. NJ CULP, Traffic Manager.
W A. TURK General Pass'r Agent
l. 8 BROWN, General Agent.
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD

Schedule in effect August - 800
Leave Washington from station corner OF NsS
Jersey Avenue and c Street
For Chicago and Northwest, NestibuIed Limit
ed trains 1880 a. m. sees p m, daily
For Cincinnati ST Louis and indi3n1P POI *
press, 1905 = IN. festtbuled Limited $40 p Hi-'
express 1910 night, daily
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. 1870 n. $50
p. IN. and leo a. m, daily
For Columbus, sos p daily.
For Winchester and way stations, 's'95 a M
3:i5 p m, and $50 p; m
For LuEay. 2:45 p. daily
For Baltimore, week days. z2:$5, 800 SCI
MOS. X 10, xs:30, s:35, 1880, xlo:00 a. m
xI2 10 H.. l2:l5 xI:1o, xS:o0. xi:oo, xt:So -
x5:o5. x5:lO, x5:3o, x6:20. $50, xS;o9: Hlo:S'
x No $50. xaco a. m, xI5.lO, .l:lo. l:Is.
1890 $50, i.3j, x5.O5, x57io, $780, xs="''
xI0:O9. xl1:9O, III :35 p n
For Annapolis, 40 a. m, and l2:lo p m sun
days. $50 a m, IS p m
Fer Frederick, week days, S:35 a NJ. fo:9''
4:s0, $50 p. IN. SUNDAYS, 500 a m. LID p. III
For Hagerstown. 1905 4 m. and $50 p m
For Boyd and way points, week DAYS, $50
a m. $50 $50, 7:o5 P. NJ Sundays, 500 a H.
For Gsitbersburg and way points week days.
SIS a m 1880, SIS. 4:So, 500, 5:5O .:o9.
il % p m. Sundays, 900 a n, lis, 800 To-
Eor Washington Junction and way points. week
DAYS. $50 a m. $50, $50 P m sundays
900 a m I:I5 D n.
For Chautauqus Beach week days, $50 a III.
and 1870 p m. Sundays, $50 = m Returning
lave Cbautauqua Beach, 1:45 p. m
Royal BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated vita Plnssth light
For Baltimore Philadelphia. New fork. BoS-
ton. and the East week days. 2:}5, .;05 tDinerl-
$50 Buffet, l0:G0 Diner), a. m, 2:lo;
DINER I:I0 DINER, 500 -Royal Limited,
Exclusively Pullman Train Dining Car. 400.
sos Dining Carr, SEQ and Il 80 p, N. (oeep-
ing Car open at 1000 o'clock. sundays, 55SS-
: 05 $500 4 I2:l0 noon. l:lo Dining "a
500, sos Dining Cars 500 and 1870 p n sleep
ing ear open 10 o'clock.
Parlor Cars CT all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 a m. i2:le noon
and ITO and 500 P. m week days lz.I0 noon
Sundays.
For Cape May, week days. G2:l0 and l:l0 P NJ
Except Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders lett
NJ tickcI offices, 6ls Pennsylvan Avenue nor
lest New York Avenue and 10Th Street, and at
Depot Telephone ticket Offices for B. 4 O. Fec
tric Automobile Cabs.
r D. UNDERWOOD, D b MARTIN,
ID Vice President Mgr. Pass. Tra.hc.
and Gen. Manager
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave. and 1s IL st.
In effect May /, 1900.
For Alexandria-Week days, $50, 7:0i, 7:so,
go, s:35, $3.50, 9:25, 1000, HOO n:35 a. m,
1l2:o5 1920 l2;45, 1920 1:45. 200, 40 xS 90
90 800, y4:I5, $50. sos, 1890, $40, 6;o4,
$50. 7:06. T:30. 500. S:45. $50, 1915, Il 20
II II :o9 p m Sundays, 7:46. 600. 9:45, 1923.
lI9o, 1870 M, II 90 noon. u 80. loo, 1:3e.
200. $50, 800 SEQ. 4: 90 $50 500 $780, 600,
$50 7:00. 7:30, $780, s:z5, $50. 1O:l5, u:20.
lI:50 p m
For Mount yernon-Week DAYS. go, 500, 1000.
llD a m, x12 05. n 20, eco, 1900 3:59, 3:oG,
S:45 p m Sundays. 900 a. m, 1900 noon,
200 400 90. S:45 p m
For Arlington and Aqueduet Bridge-Week
days. 500. 's:55. $50, 1925, 1000, HOO
a m, 'l2.o5, 1920. 12:45. 1:45 ZOO 20
900, 1925, -4:15. sos $40, 6:oi. $780, %
500 p. N. Sundays 7:45, 900 o:45, 1880. II '@'
80 m, 1900 noon, 1870. 100, = 49, 2;0o
$3.50, 800. $3.50, 400 -4:30, 500, $3.50, 6;oo
$3.50, 200, s7:9O 500 p. m.
Parcels carried all trains. Baggage checked
xEXpress. 40 Arlington only.
J. CoLyIN, Superintendent.
c. E ABBOT, Presiden.
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pUNcANsoN BROS. Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF No. 2557 10TH ST. " W
BY virtue of a certain deed Of tIust dated March
O. 1898, and daily recorded in iibe: 1890 folio us
in the land records OF the District OF Columbia
We will sell at auction in front OF the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, y
D., 1860 AT HALF PAST O'CLOCK p NJ, the
north % fest by depth OF % feet OF lot numbered
- in block numbered Il. in Hall and Elvan' 5
subdivision of Meridian Hill, in the District OF
Columbia.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years in equal installinents. Purchaser to give his
proniissory notes fer the deferred payments beaF-
ing interest at per cent per annum payable
seTni-arnually and secured by desd OF trust on
property sold or all cash option OF purchaser
500 down at time OF safe. ConYeyanclpg and
stamps at purchasers COST.
EUGENE CARUST
Adds B. BROWNE,
anI7-eodSds exS Trustees
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR sALE-Farm ii 100 acres splendid land in
Prince George bounty, Nd; 10 miles from
Washington, , mile from railroad station,
miles from Potomac, AID miles from Piscataway
River; one dwelling p fair order, large barn,
tobacco house and stable combined; well fenced
and watered; raise fine cops tobacco, eru, etc;
splendid for cattle, hogs chickens 1his farm,
with all its improvements can be bought for
= 900, part cash. EnquireM V TlERNEY, COG
9th u. nv an29-3t
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk Z Washington
Steamboat Go.

. Every day in The year fcF Norfolk. New
port News, and all points South by the
. superb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and Wash
- ington' Oh the following schedule:
Lv Washing 80 pm Lv. Portsmouth 5 90 pm
LT- Alexandria Z GO pm LV. Norfolk IS. 10 pm
Ar. Fl. sIonroe.7.Gg am Ly. Fl. Monroe. -G.45 pm
ar. Norfolk. g 90 am Ar. Alexandria. 80 am
Ar Portsnouth.s.l5 am Ar. Washington nj 90 am
Tickets on sale at sI7 Penn ave, D. and
- o. ticket office. 90 Penn. ave, and corner
- 18th st. and n Y. ave, C. & o. ticket Of
fees, at 5l3 Penn. ave, and 600 18th St;
- S. A l. ticket Office, 1884 n. Y ave, and
- on board steamers
. 8EFor further information apply at gen.
- efal Offices, 18th ST. wharf, Wash. D. C.
Phone, 80.
ao25-tf JOHlj CALLAHAN. General Manager.