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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-09
PEClAL

Owing to the extreme cold weather in April we find
that we are overloaded with line of Ladies
Shirt Waists waists strictly tailor made and
sstng special patterns. We do not wish to quote prices
will simply say that offer them positively at actual
We show the complete line of wooens for suits
and specially adopted for spring and summer Every
imaginable imported and domestic A to so inches in
width. To reduce this line making very special
rces; convince yourself ask you to visit dress
goods department. Ask these goods the prices will
be made to suit
We showing the complete line of wash fabrics
in fancy and plain coors, special patterns that not be
duplicated by any other house, imported and domestic makes
up-todae guaranteed prices than inferior
fabrics generally sold for. Call and
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GuiSad0 de Carne
huIQdna.

Del peri6dico ''Journal des No
ticias, de Porto (PortugaD transcri
bimcs 81 siguiente suceso, dejando-
como es natural, al menciona ado dis,
rio la sponss bilidad de la noticia-
<Eo un esta ecimiento situado
cerca de Ponthe Pedrinha sc sirve q
los huespedes carne humana.
Hacs pocos dlas entr6 un viaje-
ro que pregunt6 q la duefla del local
81 ten1a ago que conner, respondien-
dele que podfau servirle uu guisado
de rne.
Eccontro ell viajero POGO sab-o-
S !, ell guisade, y revolviendolo con la
cucha'a quedo atomic al encontrar
un delo humane.
Ell .viajante entrego aquella
prueba q las autoridades correspon-
dientes, que inmedistame te prs cti-
caron un rsgistro en- ell estahleci
miento, encontrando sob-e un table
70 una salaz6n, reconccida despues
que SO habfa preparado con carne
humana.
La policia ha efectuado varia S
prisiones por Greer que en- E l asunto
Sc hallan complicadas distintas per-
Sonas.>
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A Vuelta de |CorreO.
Al hiStOriador ST. Neuman.

En- nuestro nnmero de aver he
mos c5mplacido al senor don Eduar-
do Neuman, ir sertando un articulito
QUE 81 titula Rectifcacioaa al 4Sr.
Braat.
Como ell senior Neuman SO ape
"a en- la resef1a que publicaramos
sobre una conference de Brau en- el
Ateneo, estamcs en- eli case de ad-
vertirle que, por las breves lineas
que la diaria labor nos permiti6 de
dicar al asuntO, no es possible apra-
ciar todo ell jugo de una disertaci6n
de hora y media cuya fuerza estribA
en- la comprehension documental. y
que lamar prateb0riqvetfu tfutable ell coli-
CO de Torres Vargas, que es nm CEN
ton de lnexactitudes, pusrilidades y
supersticiosss paparruchas, no nos
parece discreto.
Cuando el amigo ) Neuman tenga
OCCASION de conocer Ell trabaj con
cie5zudo de Salvador Brau, de Sc
guro que opir ara como los que tuvi-
mos ell gosto de aplaudirie en- el
Ateneo, y que, no ptrque no nos
llamemos dutoridad en- materia de
investigaciones hist6ricas, carece-
mos absolutamente de f6eforo an el
c rsbro. A pt sar de Torres Var
gas
Y, aprop6sito dpodrfa decirnos
ell senior Neuman 81 foe en- el arrefu,
table docuneento del buen canonigo
donde encontr6 aquello del quema
deTo tornado por ca1atro estatatas hue
cas- de yeso?
Y lquerra llevar su an abilidad
hasts Ell extreme de explicarnos 81
eran de amianto aquellos sambeni-
tos que, despues de quemados, apa-
recian en- ell coro de Ia catedral?
Esperamos la solucion de es.a
charada rusa.
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La arQuiologia
en- Granada.
NueVoS hallarg0S.

Segdn e scriben de Granada, la
Conisi6n de Monumentos ha termi-
nAdo los trabajos de exploracio :,
arofsticoarqueologica que 50 efsctua-
han en- la casa de los Infantes, Gale
de Ia Carcel bajs, n1me 70. 80, cuyo
resultado ha sido el 81 guiente:
En- la facha del patio, bsjo ell
reve stimiento mdoerno,- ase MALTA
do primorosa labor de arabescos, en-
los recuadros y eniutas.
En- los corredores altos ha apo
recido baio recientss capa de yesa
una e|egante galerfa de bien trsza-
dos ARGOS, de forma semicircnlar.
adornados con ,trellas de combina-
ciopes geom6tricas.
En- el interior de las habitacio-
nes atlas se han de ,cnbieto las anti
guas puertas de communication, en-
las que son de admirar Ia labor de
las Dc enjutas qua varfa en- to-
das elias el entire l6s 6 grueso de II s
mismss y las tacas 6 imp ostas con
er chapadcs de vistosos azulejos.
Finalmente, 50 ha podido com
probar Il existencia de un mirador
6 tt rrecilla profusamente adornada
con ARGOS de fina labor 6 i1s cripcio-
nes que contienen sentencias y poe
sfas rsligiosss en los fecuadros.
Ante el valor importancia de
di, hos restos, la Comi-i6n Sc mani
fe ia en- sentido contrs rio al derri
b de los mismos.
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TEATR0.

Esta noche SO exhibira en- nues-
tro Coliseo un pue ertor-iquef1o que
vale.
E. sc 10 Sc ha alberto camino
con una disposition extraordinaria
para la mecanica y especia ente
para las cien ciss naturales, SO ha
hecho conocer fuera de nuestro pals
como pre- stidigitador de- primera
fuerz', emulo de los Nc Allister y
Hermant y como ilusis nista y esc6n-
trico musical, manejando aparatos
de su ;nver cion, que sorprenden por
sus efe ctos y a peri ccion:de su me-
canismo.
El professor Jordan q quien nos
referimos, hara su debut esta noche
con un programa variadfsimo, y con
precios tan reducidos, que entende-
mos serfa un cargo de conciencia
no aprovechar Ia oportunidad de
admirar sus notabillsimos ejerci.
clos.
Esperamos yer ell Teatro aba
rrotado, hoy Domingo, q las 81 p. m.
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A6o zL Num- a5l Past0he = Dc a6r l@ N m oh
SUMMARIZE.

de Ia Conleyencda de don Saluador
Bs'au en- el Ateneo, para Mo7saaa Lua,es.
|. Expedition de Grijalvas en-
1918. Descubrimiento en- M6jico.
2. Herman Cortes invade Ell i'm
perio azteca 8 inicia su conquista en-
1919.
8. Les triur fos del capitan ex-
tremeflo despiertan emu'acion en-
el 1nquistador de Puerto Rico.
artida de Pouce de Leon q
conquistar y colonizer Ia Florida en-
1921. Frscsso de la empresa. Muer
te del Adelantado en- la Habana.
5 Conducta rapaz de las auto
ridades habaneras, violando las des-
posiciones testementarias de Pom
ce.
6. El conquistador de Puerto
Rico Jug ado por sns hechos.
Z. Les desoe ldiente de Ponce
de Leon. Reales cednlas de Carlos
V en- 1922 y 1923. transmitiendo los
tftule IS del conquistador q su hilo
menor don Luis.
8. Muerte de Luis Ponce de
l. On. Juan Troche nieto del Adelan-
tado, hereda ell nombre y los tftilos
de su abue!o.
9. Traslacion d ) les restos NOR
tales del Aielantado, q Puerto Ri
CO.
10. Exhumaci6n de es1s huesos
en- 1868 Resdmep.
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los EE. UU. de ella. Y sigue Ia
prensn oficiosR:

i
los EE. UU. de ella. Y sigue Ia
prensa oficiosR:
"Desde e1 mo nento en- que Cuba
sea Independents, habra terminado
Ell capitulo de los sentimientos y EN-
pezar& 81 de los negocios. Este Sc
apoysra en- prir cipi,s extrictamente
c6merciales. Al 10 entendera ella
- procedera de acuerdo. Tenemos
nArcados para So raz6eares y su ia
baco; y ella neces!ta multitud de Co
sas cue nosotros producimos con ex-
csso (empleados, oficialos, etc. etc. }"
Ia anexi6n de Ia lila e5 tambi6n
asunto de perenEe charla Este 60.
bierno desde luego, no la busca. La
enmienda Platt es va sabidoN que Sc
impu 80 Cuba para Irotegerla pa
ternalmente contra ataQues de Ia es
cuadra dominicana, ola invasion in
minente de a'gdn formi liable ejerci
to de Jamaica. El pago de los 400
millones por via de indemnizacion
de gastos b schos e1 la guerra, ser&
tanbien acordado sobre base s extric
tamente comerc'ales con exclu sion
de todo sentimentalis NO. Y asf su-
cesivamente.
E,o ST. Pidiera Cuba la q a,exi6n,
y verfa 81 pueblo como ''al calor de
las franjas y las estrellas hallara tan
ia libel tad, cuanta b indarle pueda
su propia banders, y, tersitorio anne
ricano, el orc alh correra pronto &
raudales y 50 prcspetidad ex,sdera
las mas b halag1eaas esperanzas.
A la prueba me remito. Que 10
d ga Puerto Rico.
El Corresponssl.
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DeSde Washington.
Cuba q s,1s reldciones conercioles cor
los Estd0os Upidos.
ANEXIUN.
ANEXIuN.

Tn tanto premature me pareca
la version que circu1a sobre pre-
tendido entente aduanero entire Cuba
y los E ,tados Unidos. La question
esta sobre el tapete, pero hasta tan
to que tenga Caba un gobie-noNcon
el cual pueda entsnderse ofcialme n.
te la enpansiva Corte .Imperial. del
Nofte America, ell proyecto no pas a.
ra de serlo.
Caba busca des1e luego en- los
e stados .Unidos mercados ventajo-
SOS para sns dos prodactos esencia
les, s2d car y tabaco; pero los Esta-
dos Unidos quieren a su vez consul
tar con sus propios interssss, que
son los Interests de una plaza de
trusts que nos agobfa con los altos
precios que imponen los art1eul os
to dos de subsistencia. eNuestro pri-
mer deber es para con nosotros mis-
mes" dicen, 10 que pru. bl una vez
mas que todCs rascamos para aden-
tro.
Vease sino con cuonta logica ar
gumenta la prensa oficiosa ca los
parrafos siguientes:
emo convene pernitir que Ell
sentimiento invada ell campo de los
, negocios. Simpatizamos con los Gu
banos somet;dos q suerte aive1 sal ba
jo ell yugo de Espaf1s, guiados de
tales seatimientcs tuvimos una gne-
rra en- su defensa (?) Los EE. UU.
no Sc sienten arrepentidos de haber
10 hecho. Desean Cuba que pros
| peren los esfuerzes que haze para
tigurar entire las naciones Pero en-
cuanto q las relaciones comerciales,
nues ros trata9os Sc haran sobre
bases puramente comercialss Ex:
girsmos sligo en- pago de 10 que con-
| cedi mos"
Y aquf convene agregar, q gui-
50 de comentario, que Cuba ter d "a
! per force que someterse una vez mas
los interese de los trusts america
nos, porqas ella nee ssita de los mer
cados americanos muchfsimo mas q.
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PeL0taS son triunfOs.

Las pelotas estan en- su juego.
Aver tarde Sc disputatan ell triunfo,
ell club de "Gigantes" contra ell del
Interior" y ell de los "Secretarios"
contra los "Invencibles" de Santur
ce. Hoy habra otro desafo entire ell
club "Correo" contra ell de la aBa-
terra" O.; y otro especial entire la
misma Bateria O." y los marineros
de Ia Frsgata de guerra "Hartfe I'd. y
Hay mucha animation para es-
tos Sports, y creemos que Sc han
cruzaao algunas squestss importan-
tes
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J. Marco Bayona
FORTALEZA No Al

AGENTE de eaduanas y consig-
natario de buques. REPRSENTAN-
TE de la casa G, del Pine y Ca
cosecheros de vino en- jerez de la
Frontera y AGENTE del &Anuario
Bailly Bailliere 8 hijos~
AGENTE de una reput ada fa-
brica americana, xde sellos de 60
ug&.
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PROFESORA

Uaa sene ra france 50. recibida
en- la Universidad de Paris, y con
muc1o af1os de practica en- la ense
f1anzs. desea dar classes de frances
y espafiol domicilio
Dirigirse & Margarita M. de Gu
tierrez, Fortaleza n, segundo pi-
SO.
A 10 10
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SOLER HERMANO.
Vapores que saldran
PARA NEWLY oRK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de New-York.
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S E P A S E
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hernaoso y venti
ado mirador, en- la casa n1mero 20
de Il calle de San jose, { precios
m6dicos.
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Chocolate

EN- EST'A IMPRENTA Sc daTa
co1ocaci6n q dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer = distribuir.
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PAYABLE IN AID VANCE.
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Al Publ |ico

Habi4ndo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MAXI.
MA en- la Gale de San q Jose mum. l
Altos. esouina q Tetu an, Sc 10 hace
mos nresente q nuestra clientela,
amigos relacionados 10 ofreciendo-
les hospedaie & los precios siguien-
tes:
Por an dia hospedaje con
comida da........... ..... w
Por abonos & conner men
suales ..........- 80. slU W
Por una CANA 80. -..... p oO
Un catre. ....... -. ..... p 20
Pupilaje para un mes una - ~
persona. 49,. -. 80. szu w
Bateas. e la calle precios conven
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario,
SOLER HERMANO.
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(SOClEDAD AGRICOLA

Muy nuetro
Nose aeaaede
u
v
Balseiro & Giorgetti
IL
hm
Modesto Warren + NJ
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j. T SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL Co.
San Juan AguadIa PR.
Sucursal Paris Al Gale de caumartin
cr6dito
Nueva-Oreans San Francisco, Habana
Ordenes cable. Presamos Depositos Comones etc
COrresponsales de
Credit Lyonnais Paris, Madrid Barceon,
Banque Autrchiene Viena, Paris
A Jmenez & Sons Londre
& Ca. Madrid
American Express Co Nueva-York
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California.
Agenes Generates de <a Sociedad de Aeguros Norwich
Ingaterra> Congnaaros de la Compaa General Trasaan
tica, Paris>
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Nov imien ito
de vapores.

Espaf1ol MARIA, Del puerto de
la Caruna sali6 ell d1a 81 del corrien
te con destino q este y ctros de la
Isla.
Espaf1ol IS sturnina, S.ldra de
Liverpool Ell dfa 9 del proximo No
vienbre directamense para este
puerto y demas de la Isla.
Espa1ol sCataluf1as s-Sa' fo ell 18
de Cadiz para este puerto con esca-
la en- Canariss.
Gcleta americana <Oive Wit
tier. .-Salio del puerto de Ntw York
Ell 10 del corriente c5n destino es-
te.
Go!eta americana eAbiel Abbot,
El d1a % del corriente aldra d.
puerto de New York con destino
este.
Americana <San Juan, Con
destino directo & New Yo-k saldra
de este puerto ell dfa 20 del corrien :
te.
Cabano <Marfa Herrera, Del
% al 80 del corrienta llegara q este
puerto pre- cedente de la H abana y
escalas intermedias.
cAMBIos DE HOY.
Londres S4,90 P
New York ] pS 6
Paris 8dIv 2 pS D.
Espaf1a 8 dTv 31pS D
Hamburgo 3dIv pS D
Chocolate
finfsimo venezo'a1o de Ia renom-
braia faurica sLa India, superit
Ell mejor frances. De vents en- todt
los Colmados y establecimiento al
detail y por sus Agsntes
De Scla & Ramirez,
Tetuan 18. 10 4
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
co1ocaci6n q dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer = distribuir.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-20
TENNESSEE SENSATION.
A Charge Of bribery Made In a speech
Before the Legislature.

Before th. Legislature.
Nashville. April Ex-senator W B.
Eldridge Of Memphis. in open session Of
the senate Thursday, accused ex.Comp-
troller James A. Harris Of an attempt
20 bribe and blaokmail. and precipitated
one Of the most sensational scenes ever
enacted m the halls Of the Tennessee
legislairg
H. ciesged that Mr. Harris came 10
him a. his seat in the chamber and Of
iefed HIM 500 and promised HIM TO
have withdrawn a suit pending against
him On the condition that he would vote
for the terminal bin when It came up
On motion 90 reconsider.
The terminal bill. which provides an
amendment o. the charter Of the Louis
willie aud Nashville Terminal company,
forcing 10 20 allow the use OF the termi-
nal facilities by any railroad which may
demand them and which was advocated
By Colonel Jere Baxter and others as a
means % let the Tennessee Central into
the terminal station here was defeated
in the senate Tuesday afternoon. SEN
ator Vandeycnter entered on the jour
nal motion 10 reconsider. In conclud'
ing his speech Senator Eldrdge said ~
"Now. this case Is set for 2 O'Clock
and here Is the item % bulldoze me into
giving this vote. and | ask the proiec-
ton Of this senate. ask that COM
mittee be appointed 10 investigate tins
matter and protect me. "
In accordance with the senator's re-
quest COMMITTEES Of three was aEr
pointed 10 investigate the matter. Mr..
Harris declined b. make statement
further than 20 declare IN emphatic Ian
gunge that Mr.. Eldridge's charges wer'
untrue.
In his statement 10 the senate Mr.
Eldridge said that he had received
check from Walter $ Rainey in pay
ment for loan aud the check had beei
protested. Il had fallen into the hand
Of J. T. Odum. who had brought sui
against him 20 recover the amount
Continuing he said:
Fifteen minutes ago, at half pas
4 II, Jim Harris came into this ohambe
r and took me in that corner and said
r 1T you viii vote for the Termina
bill this afternoon, J. I Odum wi
4 withdraw this case and | will give 20
900 b."
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New York, April l9-The Standard
OH company will declare a dividend
about Nav !. of % per cent ON ITS oapi'
ml of sl0O.OOOO0O AZ the same time a
plan will probably be adopted Of increes-
ing the capital stock oi the company
from 500, 900. 900 TO 100000, 600 The
increase Of the capital stock will be IN
reality an adjustment Four shares OF
the new stock will be- given IN exchange
for one Of the old. The stock is quoted
At present az is top figure. sos, so that
share of new stock will be- worth n
the market approximately $500.
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Given 10 the Jury
Frankfort. XIV. Apnl 10 The caie
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Of his presence In the island. General
Macarthur ordered him deported.


Paris April 10. 90 Madame Lascher
Englander. living at Passick. has been
murdered by Ferdinand Ernst because
she refused 70 marry him. Ernst. who
was born In Chicago, and who Is said 70
be- a director Of the Manchester House
and British subject. then shot him
self. All Of the parties were well known
socially The victim was a woman OF
independent means The murderer, whS
died in a hospital, left letter request
ing that his body BE- oremated and max
ing arrangements for the defraying Of
the funeral expenses Of the victim from
his personal estate.
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nnrr.,, wnl u. nrIerate.

Washington, April lg Prof Cyrus
Norihrup, president of the University
Of Minnesota, having declined the ap'
pointment ~ delegate 20 the Pan Amer
lean exposition 20 be- held In the City OF
Mexico next October the president OF
fered the position 10 John Barrett form
erly minister 20 Siam. who has acc pied
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snh.crlhed for Two Roads.

Muskogee. I. T., April l9.--At amass
meeting Of citizens OF Muskogee, $50 900
was subscribed for two railroads, one 20
run from this place 20 Shawnee, .. t.
aud otherwise known A. the Shawnee,
Oklahoma and Missouri and the other
10 DO the Muskogee. Oklahoma and
Western 20 run from Fort Gibson 10
Guthrie. Both the roads are 10 be IN
operation in ~ months and the termi'
mails aud shops are 10 be at Muskogee
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san Francisco, April l9.-The trans
port Rosecrans brought from Manila hve
men who have been deported by the
military authorities Among them was
Santiago Maceo, son of the late Cuban
leader. Antonio Macco. While IN the
Philippines Maceo became first sergeant
Of the Maccabebe scouts He was nc
cused Of giving information to Filipino
troops aud dismissed from the army
md because of the supposed menace
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New York. April l9.-Mayor Van
wyck has sent back 10 Albany the re.
yised charter as passed by the legisla-
ture. With the charter was the mayors
veto and memoranda, giving reasons
why the city Of New York had refused
TO accept It. IAa.-a
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London. April l9-The suit Of San
guinetti against the duke of Manchester
which was postponed Feb. Is last owing
TO the absence OF the duke, has been
won by the duke The plaintiff sought
60 recover $500 commission for procur
ing the duke loan OF 10000. Th'
evidence showed no loan acceptable
was procured The plaintiff admitted
that he charged % per cent yearly IN
terest which. he said, was not eHorbi
tant
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OF Captain Garnett ID Ripley, the al.
legged Goobcl assassination suspect. has
gone TO the jury Mr. ONeal made the
closing argument for the defense aud
Commonwealth Attorney Franklin
,losed for the prosecution
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New York. April l9-Isaac l. Cur
rier. trading under the name Of l. l.
Currier q Co. bankers and brokers. ha,
made an assignment for the benefit Of
creditors
Evening star., 1901-06-27
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS OF LAND
BOTH BEING OF UNUSUALLY DESIRABIF II
SHAPE FOR ADVANTAGEOUS SUBDIVISION
LOCATED OPPOSITE EACH OTHER AND Al
THE CONJUNCTION OF PENNSYLVANIA
AND GEORGIA AVENUES AND -FOUR.
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue of the deed of trust recorded in
Liber No: 2424. folio 3l6 ct seq. of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and at the
direction OF the party secured thereby we will
sell; At publie auction, on THURSDAY, JUNE
NJ. the following described land and premises.
situate in the city Of Washington District of Co.
lumbia, and designated and being all OF souare
ten hundred and forty-four 1044). and also orig
inal lots one 0l, fourteen G4) and fifteen l5I IN
square ten hundred and forty five (1O45 together
with all Improvements thereon. Subject however
to previous deed Of trust covering all OF said
property, securing an existing incumbrapce of
$l9650. payable two years from June g. 1899 and
bearing interest at per cent per annum. pay Bile
semiannually; and subject, also to the unpaid
and also overdue. interest thereon since June
6. 1900. Above sale to take place on that part OF
said Pennsylvania avenue that lies between these
two tracts Of land.
Terms: One-third purchase price to be I'm cash
and balance In equal fnstallments, in six twelve
and eighteen months and bearing interest from day
Of sale, and to be evidenced by purchasers prom.
issory notes secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold, or all cash, at option Of purchaser
deposit Of $500 required at time of sale and bal.
with within ten days thereafter, otherwise prop
erty will be readvertised and sold at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
recording and revenue stamps at cost OF purchaser
JNO. JOY EDISON, Trustee
je14-d&ds W. CLARENCE DUVALL, Trustee.
Evening star., 1901-06-27
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Farmers Organize n Grange-king-
Ganley Marriage.

Ganley Marriage.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 2s. 1901.
The farmers Of the vicinity Of Travilah
have organized grange with about twenty
members and the following officers: George
r. Rice, master; Winfield S. Magruder,
overseer; John Briggs, lecturer; Harrison
G. Ward. treasurer; B. c. Hughes, chap
lain; Raphael T. Jarboe, steward; James
H. Offutt, assistant steward; Maynard
Hoyle, secretary; Mrs. Raphael T. Jarboe,
ceres; Miss May Montgomery, pomona
Mrs. Herrell, flora; Miss Lizzie Rice, lady
assistant steward.
Prof. Robinson of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College, and Master of State Grange
Bager assisted in forming the organization.
Mrs. Ella Armstrong and daughter. Miss
Rose, have gone to St Paul, Mimi. to visit
relatives. They expect to be absent about
three months.
Miss Lena Ganley, daughter of Mr.. James
| Ganley Of Boyd's. and Mr.. J. Harry King
Of Rockville, were married yesterday in
Baltimore. The announcement of the mar
riage was a great surprise to the friends
Of the young couple, as to none of them had
they disclosed their intentions.
1t Is understood that Mr. Clifford H. Rob-
for the democratic nomination for the
house Of delegates. He is member of the
Rockville bar.
Two Washington couples were married
here today. This morning Mr.. Maurice P.
Mcdonnell and Miss Rosetta A. Sexton
by Rev. John Gaynor, and later in the day
Miss Annie May Shepherd and Mr.. John s.
Langley were married by Rev. G. Dorsey
White Of the M. E. Church South.