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z0LA SALE BRINGS ONLY sso,47s.
Assertion That Many Persons Boycotted
II Because Of the Dreyfus Case.

AeseRtIOu Iubt Many TcfSOUs DOyCOttSu
II Because o. the Dreyfus Case.
Special Cahs DsspsfeA TO TEE SUN.
PARIS. March iS.-The auction OF the
furniture and ourios belonging TO the late
Emile lola was concluded to-day. The
total sum realized was l62 ,s7S francs. II
has been said In many quarters that the
collection contained nothing worthy Of q
oonnoisseur's notice, hence the compare
lively paltry sum realized.
Other persons declare that the sale was
deliberately boyootted by most amateurs
and society members, apparently because
OF NJ. Zola's championship Of Dreyfus,
and add that American collectors appeared
TO he ignorant OF the chances the sale
offered.
1t is remarkable that among the modern
books In the library Wsldeck's Questions
Socinles.' containing an autograph dedi-
cation, brought the highest price. notwith-
standing that there were first editions OF
other works with Characteristic autographs
by Flauber, Maupassant. Tourgeneh and
Daudet.
If, as some contend, the collection OF
impressionist paintings, which went for
absurdly low prices. fetched all they were
worth. it is surprising that an illuminated
breviary of the abbot OF Moissac. a work
of the early fifteenth century. realized only
4 900 francs. This breviary contains twenty
miniatures and sn ext-emely large number
Of illuminated capitals.
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vENEZUELA RAISES BLOCKADE.
Threat ny England 10 Recognize Rebels
o. BeIligerents the Cause?
.spsefoI Cabe DespafeA 10 tn

SpfcfoI L d0r DespmcS 70 oVN-
CAwArAs. March I3.-The Ofioiui Gazette
publishes a decree annulling the former
one ordering the blockade Of the mouths
OF the Ortnoco and the ports OF Guanta,
Barcelona and Carupano, The reason
given for this new decree Is that the Gov
eminent has the revolution under control
and military operations are unnecessary.
The American Consul al Coro reports that
200 Tevolut ionists. commanded by Con-
Riera. who were occupying a little port
called Currnrobo. have been defeated with
heavy loss after fight lasting thirty-eisht
hours With Gen kiera Was Gen Panaloza.
who il called the Palafox Of Venezuela.
Riera's command Was made up Of stragslers
who formerly belonged to the army 81
Gen. Ma,os The only revolutionary army
now is the force Of 2O0o men under Gen
Rolando. This force IL nov encamped near
Guatiro.
WasHIso!1s, March is-The State
nepartment to-day rsc~,ved the follow
ing Telegram. dated March 70. from W W.
Russell. United states Charge d'Ahsirss
AZ Caracas, vsnsSuela
The biocksd~ decree u the nh hss
b.-n revoked since yesterday. I1sass
notify EnsiAsd. Germany ana Holland
The d..cr.s ree-' aislishsd the blockade
II tho OnDooo River and The pos's u Guanis
aud tsrupsno.
Il 10 lssrD~d tbs the British Do,sfnmsns
iuaiaslsd ,hA, u 'hs blscksds ~.f. sppilsd
TO nsv,fsi ss-ssl. " would f.nosniNs tbs
Lrilisssssay " chs ssnssu~lsn .solu.
tlonls,s fhls 10 t.sllsssd IA have tssn ,hs
reason fof the ssslen " tas ssnssoslsf
4. "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14
Porto RICOS AMBITION.
Memorial to Congress Asking for Ad.
mission ~ . Territory.

Special Cdh< Despdich TO THE SUN.
SAN JUAN. p. r.. March 13.-The House
Of Delegates to-day unanimously voted
to address a memorial to the American
Congress praying that Territorial govern
ment be granted to Porto Rico. that the
Constitution he extended to this country.
and that the Executive Council be made 9
Legislative body.
This action was taken despite the decision
Of the Executive Council yesterday post
poning indefinitely consideration Of a SINH
lar memorial, which was presented by the
Houso Of Delegates. A committee OF the
Executive Council. consisting Of Attorney
General Harlan and Auditor Garrison. re-
ported that IL would be unwise from finan-
cial and political standpoint to grant the
prayer Of the petitioners at this time.
The Executive Council to-day also de-
cided TO postpone consideration OF the meas
ure providing for loan Of Is 900 900 to agri-
culturists. Both parties In the House are
incensed at the action OF the Council.
The hrst session Of the Porto Rcan Assem-
bly, closed 1t 4 o. clock this afternoon, six
teen hours after the time officially set for
It's closing. The delay was caused by a
nght over the Appropriation bill. which
was won by the House OF Delegates. il
securing . reduction OF about SIS 900 in the
appropriations asked for. The total num-
Der OF bills introduced was las. OF which
ffty-two were passed.
During the session the parties repre-
sented In the Assembly displayed much
harmony. Gov. Hunt has praised the
work Of the Legislature. Resolutions were
adopted IN honor Of Attorney General
Harlan and Auditor Garrison, who will
anon resign
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BFRiN WINs GHt MH SIR.
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tssaid tis sa,.i ~ 600 ol,,ssasss A--srl.s
ilss i,s sss ssalssss Sod a. lssg tlss sss
ii,is,sissn sl.asf sia.fl~i sflai arasss -
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sslssa.siss-l si<ai.ss ~ a. s.ss.s..issss
20 "a. l-sisisss A. .is,sal 80 i.s sissisasss
ais 81 issisf
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DOESN'T BLAME THE SULTAN.
Losd LaasdsWne says BuIgarans Are
Respsnsibie fer Macedonian Troubles.

Special Csns Dsspaieh 10 TIM Sen.
LONDON, March i3,-Dunng a discus-
sion In the Houss Of Lords to-day on Mane-
DOMAIN Affair.". the Marquis 81 Lsnsdowne.
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs. laid
the responsibility for the present troubles
q, the fest Of the Bulgarian revolutionary
committees and not nj the door ~ Turkey
Speaking Of the far-reaching in,erns.
tionsl CONSCIOUSNESS of . conhagrs'ion
In tbs balkans. Lord IAnsdowns said ,h.
Bulssran Governinen, had Recently com.
10 r~slisation Of tho serious consequence
that might result from che saion ~ th.
evolutionary COMMITTEES and had taken
measures 10 discovrass tbs agitation
0.sss hrtsln. hs aid. IVES constantly I'm
ps-s.las upon B'Iissns that should In
hss moss ssrns-i dvay Ia e,,eck tbs ~yo'
lutionsry nossnsoia
Lord sysns.s. tbs iAisfsl lssdsf. aid
10 aoa.iAss-d tissi tbs s,sissn oDuid Ssssav
,hs pss.sa aosdition ~ ssslfs by Stroke
a hls ,sn saa 10 m..'. tlsssfess. Ia L.id
se.tsasllsls Ne bolsd chs oessfDa.sni
soula - tho o,i~f rossss 10 lsan Greet
hfissln la ss~lns IA n 'issi tbs aaiisa ssssssd
s.a HE pssmlsss, snd 10 aass h. I'D Ma
a. o. IA pss~s hAss Turtles
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Daniel Lndo Of the importing Arm Of
X. Mandell d Co. OF ~ Warren street
was about the only pereon in this city who
knew Belens and he only had . eight ao-
quaintance with him. Some OF Belens's
baggage II said TO have been turned over
to Mr.. Undo, but he has no satchel such as
the girl describes, although he says he will
leave no stone unturned to find the missing
one.
Some OF the men OF the Hevelius say
that they think Mr.. Belens took a satchel
70 Hoffman Island. At Hoffman Island
II was said yesterday that Mr.. Belens took
no satohel there with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14
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1850 a. filifg % 90 "a sssfss sssfth -
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80, y I'D As- st,sl, 40 as.ssas,.
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a ..asll.~s sass s-sssF a. tis $3.50 ss-fs
80 n.sss,-.ss slsass tis~i De- sa~ss-sss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14
FIRST COURT OF THE SEASON.
Many Americans at the Royal Rec eptisv
at Buckingham Palace.

Many Americans ~ the heyh Reoeptieu
at Buckingham Palace.
Special CaAe Despatch 10 TIE sun.
LONDON. March l3-The King and Queen
held their first court OF the season at Buck
ingham Palace this evening There was
a brilliant display OF costumes. jewels and
uniforms.
The Americans who attended included
Ambassador Choate. Mrs. Choste. Miss
Choate; Henry White, Secretary OF the
American Embassy. Mrs. White and Miss
White: J. r. Carter. second secretary. and
Mrs Carter: Capt. Clover, American Naval
Attache. and Mrs. Clover; Capt. Cassatt.
Naval Attache. and Mrs. Cassatt; c. W.
wadsworth. third secretary; Thomas W.
Cridler. St. Louis Exposition Commissioner;
Consul General Evans and Mrs. and Miss
Evans. and @. II. B. Hill and Mrs. Hill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14
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Ss,l'tss 80 ssss stss


tsssssas hsssa a. Asass s..sss sls
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iss-,sssss sl-s s-~-ss So q 1900 ~ 60
ss.-stat,s ssssas.sasa fs.sss a~eAsssa
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sfsts a. Aa.efss
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POPE ~ Ms IMAL HEALYH.
Jsas. The Gssa,ss,s N the assslss vrsAsy
iseasss sesstes.

assen csss Dstesiss % fss sus
kosf, March is.-Ths Pos joinsd the
Cardinals 81 tbs regular Friday sflssaeon
II-blsn sssvloss la lhs ssslns chApsl to
dsy Af,sf~sSd Ls save On sodisaas ca
ssse,sl Cardinals and blsiseps
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s,ssss.sss,sssss ssssa 10 $50
l.ssal.s lss 1850 <~~ss ~ 60 ~
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81 s-z.s.sia..s - $50 go rAs ss~<s
ts~-~<-n s<.,sr tss i-s-o al<sslse<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14
HOLLAND BACKS down.
wiz Modify Proposed Law Against strikes
on state Railways.

Special csas DespaieA 10 THs SUE.
The HAoUK. March is.-Thsre 10 the high
sst authority for stating that the Govern
ment is seeking solution Of the crisis over
the threatened strike Of employees Of the
State railways by modifying the contracts
with the railways 80 ~ to permit the Gov
eminent 70 interfere and arbitrsts any dis
putss with the employees. This viii re-
cult in the Modification Of the Anti-striks
bill ana the withdrawal OF the olausss max
ing II Q criminal offence for Btats railway
employees 20 20 on strike.
Popular opinion n very strongly opposed
10 the criminal clauses of the blll. and thts
hA. caused . change In the altitude OF The
Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14

Leave your money home. ',' "'p ueso,
Just come and see what's going on,
here before you make the fatal plunge
into ready-made clothes. Suits and
Spring overcoats made to measure mr.
very latest fashion, SIS, Trousers, al,
worsted, s.; higher prices, buthiail
reasonable. c.fss
Bring US a sample of any tailory- SO
suiting or overcoating and wen mach
it at SIS. Custom tailoring only.q S ri
wri,efor samples. style book and sceurass elf
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sss,a.laaI s..sAs,y i.ss ,-~Asssd ii.s ssii
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ts.s "a As..sflssA issssilss 60 lls saiasials
si-si $40 "A tls ss..f-s ~ ~ asassi
sias Isafs.f NJ ti~ $50 s@i.sa - tls
nlaiIsiss Llss
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ssss AsssI a. bas l.ssssa.....s Ass
a.-as-s - e. t<ssss~si Co. . 800 -
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.: s..:.' :. .'' t..... re- -
- 80 SO, .l-'s slssas.s4 ssA-->I <~H<ss
sst" G.s.z.:s.i TIL = 80 s'ss 90
-lx.s s4sD' : COOS ssss - 1ssls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-14
WHY The BOYS LOVE "JACKY''
on PRINCIPLE THAT MARY
LOVES THE LAMB.

He Doesn't Love Them Alone. but He
Loves His Horses. Susan and Toby and
Bob and chief and Blueskin. and the
Nick el.Piated Gal In the Front Room.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-06-10
POULTRY POINTERS.

A healthy fowl will drink fifteen or
twenty times day.
sharp gravel should always be sup
pned to fowls that are fattened in close
confinement.
box nests are all right if made large
enough, the size depending upon the
breed of fowls.
Linseed meal is excellent as an egg
piouuclng meal, but it should be fed in
junction with coarse or bulky foods.
SOFT eggs laid before the shell has
,ormed are caused by overlooking. Give
,ess food and more pounded shells or
iimewater.
varied diet for poultry is a neces-
saiy heip to their general health and
as much to do with their value as
breeders.
A., Il disease appears and resists RENE
s , II Is better to begin with new
oeA than to breed from those that
nave been sick long time.
A light, sandy soil is always best for
apouitry yard. A heavy clay soil is al
w ~uys Camp and, unless care is taken.
,ra H cause roup, while sandy soil, be-
Nis' VIII promote warmth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-06-10
NOVICE OF roRECLosURE.

WHEREAS Charles A. Gordon, of sulli-
w van, Hancock county, Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated the twenty first day OF
January, a. d. 1902. and recorded in vol. 37.,,
page SO, of the registry of deeds for Hancock
county, Maine, conveyed to me, the under
signed, certain lot or parcel of land situated
in the western part of said Sullivan, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at split stone on st side OF
town road. near William Fl. Wooster's house;
thence running northwesterly by said town
road, about one hundred and seventy feet to
the Porcupine road, so called; thence south
westerly by said Porcupine road, ABOUT one
hundred and eighty feet to rock marked h,
the nee easterly about one hundred and sixty
feet to place of beginning; containing fifty
square rods more or less, together with The
buildings thereon.
And whereas the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore. by rets-
son of the breach of the condition thereof,
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
Dated this 2sth day OF May, a. d. 1903.
JOSIAH II. GORDON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-06-10
LAMOINE.

Mr.. lydia Hodgkins is visiting rela-
lives ID Waltham.
Nj. sadie Olson is enjoying a visit
from her sister.
There will be a Children's day concert In
the church next Sunday evening".
Rev. s. r. Belyea will assist Rev. Mr..
sib in special services at franklin this
week. n
Miss Cordia King, who has been in
Massachusetts, since early last winter, has
returned home.
Benj,min Young and family, OF
Brewer, have taken possession OF their new
home.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins, who was called
away in the interest of his vessel, the
aInez L. Carver, returned home last
week. The vessel was not damaged, and
proceeded on her voyage.
The Lamoine singing class will give a
concert next Saturday evening, June ID,
in Grange hall. Besides the singing there
will be fests In magic, illustrated read
ings, and shoe-tieing contest for a
medal by boys.
June g. H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-06-10
NORTH CASTINE.

Wilbert Ordway Is i'll. u
Miss Emma Austin, of Lamoine, closed
successful term of school Friday in the
Emerson district.
Mrs. Augusta Leach has gone to Brook
line, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Wardwell, who is i'll.
Mr.. Demansky and family, OF Brock
ton, Mass, have arrived, and are occupy
ing their summer residence.
Mrs. Dora A. Leach, who went to
Bucksport to attend the commencement
exercises, returned Wednesday.
Miss Annie B. Conner and Miss jose
phine Dunbar came from Bucksport to
spend Saturday and Sunday with their
parents.
The illustrated lecture ''The History and
Beauty OF Old New England, given Fri
DAY evening at Emerson hail by John Jay
Lewis, was interesting and instructive
June s. L..
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LesaI Notices.
sHERIFF'S SALE.

sHERIFF,S SALE.
pY VIRTUE of an execution issued from
- the supreme judicial court for Hap
cock county, Maine, on Judgment o! said
court at the April thereof
Sheavlin, OF Eden, Maine, as defendant, for
the sum of $75 debt, and $194s costs OF suit
with Is cents more for said writ of execution,
/ have seized and taken, as the property OF
the said defendant, James sheavlin, the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz: certain
the town OF Eden known as Bar Harbor, and
bounded and described as follows, to witt
Beginning on the northern line of West
street fifteen feet easterly from the east iiffe
of land decided to John 8. Lyman ct alss
thence north six and three -fourths degrees
east parallel with said east line of land OF Ly
nam ct ais one hundred seven and Eve ofie-
hundredths feet to an iron bolt fifteen fGet
south of a line of land Of Charles B. Pinepy
thence south eighty two degrees east parallel
with said Pineo's line thirty-three feet to an
iron bolt; thence south six and three fourths
degrees west parallel with first mentioned
line one hundred and three and forty one-
street; thence westerly along the line of sai6
West street thirty-three feet to the place Oh
beginning.
Also a right of way for all purposea of n
way over strip of land fifteen feet wide as
now laid out extending along the northern
and western sides of said lot to West street
being the same land and right of way de-
scribed a certain deed of warranty from
William Rogers and John H. Cristie to VIII
corded in the Hancock county registry OF
deeds, vol. 225, page III; this conveyance ~
made, subject however to the covenant con-
tanned in said warranty deed, to which deed
and the record thereof express reference is
made, together also with all the right, tith
and interest which the said James Sheavffp
had in and to said real estate on the thirtieth
day of September, 1902, at five hours and thir-
ty minutes in the afternoon. the time when the
same was attached on the writ in the action
in which said judgment was rendered and
said execution issued, and on the first day 81
July, a. d. 1908, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at
the office of E. N. Benson in Bar Harbor. in
Eden, Hancock county, Maine shall sell BY
public auction to satisfy said execution and
Judgment and costs of said sala. unless tne
same shall be otherwise satisfied before the
time of said sale, said real estate above de-
sCribed and all the right. title and interest
that the said execution debtor has in such real
estate at the time the same is seized as afote
said or had on the thirtieth day of Septem
ber a. d 1902 at five hours and thirty minutes
in the afternoon, the time when the same %as
| attached on the original writ in ard to said
real estate H. T. WHITooMB,
Dated this 27th of May, a. d. 1893 Sheriff
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Tea drunkards are nearly as numer-
GUS as opium fiends and social gamblers
among our less guasded maids and ma
irons of the idle aristocracy of wealth.
1t is terrible dissipation. Some of
the victims boil the tea until every bit
of the quercitannic acid is extracted
from the leaves, which renders the bev-
erage bitter and dangerous. 1t is 81
astringent that no mucous membrane
can readily overcome it's effect. Wom-
en- who revel and luxuriate like it be-
cause it is good pick me up."-New
York Press.