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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-17

CHARLES G. SLOAN & CO, AuCTlONEERS.
CHANCERY SALE OF THAT MOST DESIRABLE
PARCEL. OF LAND. FRONTING los FEET ON
I4TH STREET AND 100 FEET ON BACON
STREET AND SUITABLE FOR LARGE
APARTMENT HOUSE OR FOR STORES OR
DWELLINGS. AND IMPROVED RY FRAME
DWELLING. No. 2e10 14TH STREET, AND
BY STABLF.
By virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity canse
No. 2s628, the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale, public auction in front of the premises,
JUNE, 1904. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all of
those parcels OF land known all OF lots one G).
twenty three t23 and twenty four t24) In block
thirty nine $50, In the subdivision known the
North Grounds of Columbian University per
plat recorded in Liber Governor Shepherd, folio
the District of Columbia said lots together, 'front.'
ing hundred and fifty five $3.50 feet on 14th
street and ore hundred and fifty $50 feet On
Bacon street, and improved by house known No.
2910 14th street.
Terms OF sale: ne-third Of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash the ratification of sale and
the residue in two quail iDstallmepts, at one and
two years, with interest, payable semi annually, at
rate of five per cent per annum. for which notes Of
purchaser to be given, secured the land sold, or
all cash. at option OF purchaser. deposit Of
81 600 may he required at time OF sale. Terms of
sale to be complied with within twenty days from
day Of sale, unless time shall be extended by the
trustees. This sale offers rare opportunity to
secure Of the finest sites In the value bile
part OF the property ON FOURTEENTH STREET
Plats of the property can be seen at the office of
the trustees
w F. EDMONSTON,
j. d. COUGuLAN,
Trustees
Office. 500 9Th ST. NV, Washington. DC.
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FUTURE DAYS.
MES W. RArcLIFFE. ArCTIONEER.

JAMES W. RANLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S
SALE OF HOUSEFURNIS11-
ING GOODS, INCLUDING
GLASS AND CHINAWARE.
TINWARE. H \ r d w A r +
PLATED WARE. TOILET Ar
TICLES, STATIONERY, FIX
TURES, ETC, CONTAINED
IN PREMISES NO. 1893 7
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SEABOARD AIR LINE nv.

Telephone Main 1905. General Passenger Agent.
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
BRAND NEW BULLY
APPEARS ON SCENE

President Al Herford Of the Eureka
Athletic Club was given a decided sur
prise yesterday by a big husky, duslly
man who stepped into the offices Of the
club and demanded Il bout at the next
meeting of the club, when Larry Tenn
pie and the Dixie Kid will Try conclu-
sions next Monday afternoon at Ger
mania Maennerchor Hall.
Manager Al says there is another
bully in town and ne thinks he
is a winner. The newcomer IS from
Pittsburg and he says his name is Jack
Butler That he is a busiEess-like
chap is evident from the fact that he
has already matched himself for the
preliminary with Humphrey Howard
Ii has been quite while since local
pugilstic fans have Witnessed 4 bout
between heavyweight colored boxers IN
a preliminary battle. The St Mary
county bully was the last 20 enter
tain Baltimore spectators and his an
tics in the ring are well remembered.
The Smoke City boy says that he VIII
adopt no St Mary county tricks, but
will box like = real boxer
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
BLOOH|llNGDALES NAME
OFFICERS FOR 1905

TIE BIoomingdaIe Athletic Club base
ball team of Northwest Washington
neld a meeting last night at the resi-
officers for the season OF 1895. Those
present were Messrs. Buckley, Turner,
Morley, Stewart, Sullivan, Hammett.
Busey. Licett, Lynch, Mawhinney.
ThoIopkins, Waldron, Appleman, anG
Houck
The officers elected for the coming
year are: Lewis Waldron. president;
Nathaniel Worley, manager; Lawrence
Appleman, assistant manager; Lee Tur-
ner, Captain; Columbus Stewart. as
sistant captain; Frederick Houck.
treasurer; William Hammett, assistant
treasurer; Edwin Frost, mascot.
\ few changes may be made, but the
team as a whole viii be made up o.
last years players. The y. a. G. ex-
poets 10 put a good nine on the field
carly. and Is arranging the schedule.
The chances for q champion organ
ization grow brighter every day, az
though the teams that viii cross bats
with the club team are better than those
played last year. Following IS the
probable lineup:
Stewart and Waldron, catchers; Tur-
ner. first base; Applenan. second base;
Lynch. left field: Hammett, center field:
Thouapkins, right field; Buckley, Houek
Mawhinney and Worley, pitchers
Another meeting will be held Saturday
morning and plans for the coming sea
son discussed.
The Washington times., 1904-12-30

George Washington University viii be
represented on the water next year
Last summer there was formed at the
university canoe club which enlisted
its members from among those VINO were
interested in the art Of padding the
birch barks. Ire initial season of the
club was highly successful from every
viewpoint and when the members left
the city to so home for their holidays it
was decided TO reorganiZe as soon as the
classes reOpened in the fan. Several
small meetings have been held since Oc-
tober. but it was not until the last one
that the club was fully reorganized and
plans formed for the coming season.
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
BALTIMORE CLUB
BIDS FOR BRITT

BALTIMORE. Dec 2o-Al Herford
has raised his induceTneat to Ji1nms-
Britt for a battle with Joe Cans in this
city for a purse guaranteed at so, eco
and side bet OF s5.0G0
This IS the greatest inducement ever
offered for such battle. and ii remains
to be seen whether Britt can be in
duced from his San Francisco home,
where he has always fought in the ia
vorite atmosphere of the Native Son.
AS stated previously, Herford. with
Cans. proposes 10 travel TO San Fran
cisco next week to try TO induce Britt
10 fight Cans
Cans has been doing some quiet train
ing 10 be in shape TO make d quick
match If Britt should rely on that TO
stop the issue
Herford has sent his offer to Harry
Corbett at San Francisco. 10 be pre-
scented to Britt.
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
CONNIE MACK LANDS
THREE NEW PLAYERS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 30-Manag ger
Connie Mack. Of the Athletics, hes sign
ed for next season Z. f. Lord. an cut
fielder. who played last season with the
CoEtesvI1le team and Harry Barton
who caught last year Tor VViIIiansport-
The latter contract was received today
Manager Mack has also signed John
Knight. local lad. who played thru
base for the Central High SrBOol last
summer.
All three CT the men are promising
young bali players
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
FOOTBALL * BOWLING g RACING s. ATHLETICS BOXING
Canoe Club Recognized
At George Washington
Placed Under Control of General Athletic
Association and Will Have Member
on the Board.

loo students in the university the mem
Dership can be trebied and the organiZs-
ton put upon q solid foundation for
years TO come.
IS there is nothing n the canoe sport
at this time Of the year. the ciHp has
decided upon several social functiolS to
draw its members together during the
off season. and this evening will give d
dance at the Carroll Institute Han
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
Faculty Support.

AT a recent meeting President Need
ham. through Prof Wilbur, secretary
of the presidents COUNCIL, sent a long
letter to the club in which the organize
ton was officially recognized b. the uni
veTsity
Because of the change Of the rame Of
the university in the past year there
was considerable discussion aboat Just
what the newly organized club SHOULD
be called. but upon the suggestion Of
Dr. " F. r. Phillips the name OF the
George Washington University Canoe
Club was unanimously adopted. Al the
next meeting of the athletic council Of
the university the canoe club VIII De
placed under the supervision OF the gen
craI athletic association. ana q repre-
sentative of the club VIII be given q
place on the council which Is the high
est board connected with George Wash
ington sports.
The club viii mold its annual encamp-
ment early next summer at Broastw3ter,
Just above the Chain Bridge There Il
no suitable clubhouse there. but the out
ing last year WAS held at this point in
small house by the waters edge. As
nearly All the members Of the organize
ton who made the trip had their private
tents things were much more comfort
able tnan they would have been other
wise
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
Personal Comment On Men and
Things in the Field Of Sports

the Michigan crack, matched in a spe-
ciai match for the indoor championship
At the last meeting of those two stars
of the cinder path at the annual Penn
sylvania relay carnival III April Hahn
beat out the Fastener by few feet in
q IG0-yard dash
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
TEMNEY MAY MANAGE
BOSTON NATIONALS

BOSTON, Dec. 30.-President A H.
Soden said last night that it viii be
January 10 before the question of man
aeer Of the Boston National Club will
he settled In the me4 ntime Business
Manager Rogers and Capt Fred Tenney
have the inside track.
The Washington times., 1904-12-30

The prospects at present are that Co
lU1lbia viii nave a pretty evenly bal
ancsd field ard track team with The eA-
rentfOn OF IN the Shotput and the quar-
tf.r-uafIe run Nearly al the men VINO
available while the freshman class
brought in 4 large number Of promising
candidates.
The fight promoters Of Chicago. VINO
had their clubs closed by The recent or
DEP OF Mayor Harrison. are Searcn!fS
DladIV for some place about the "4nqy
Civ where bouts can be pulled Oh WIZ
Ont interior ence.
Good American League players are
greatly in demand for coaches at the
leading colleges for next spring Bill
Clarke. of the Senators viii probtD!y
AGAIN help handle Princeton. as ne dld
for :. couple Of seasons while EdIe mas
askcd Billy Lush, o. Cleveland 70 take
cilaree Of the Eiue SQUAD ~ ttarNaEd
C,noSbro and keeier .. the YANKEES,
will y orl5 together FTish the numerous
c.-.!,!rs-e coaches. jake Stanl. The Sena-
tCrIal first Ia gInau. Tiil tef.@h his 4or7
r2Iar college mates At iii'HOlS. ard WI!
I:t,-s. his team buck The Hic2i-an st2-i'c-
.-.ti0r when Wal be Unoe: the d.rec-
ton Of NcAliister. Of Detroit
~ the opening Of the New Illinois club
by the indoor meet on March the man
a2enenc IS expecting to see Captain
Schick, Of Harvard. and Archie liam
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
Officers Elected

The Offices of the club for the coming
season are: z c Hefebower. comno-
dore: w H Smith. IT.. vice commo-
Core; d. G. Sutton. feet captain; Ralph
S. Clinton. feet captain While the sea-
son last year was highs prosperous, il
is believed that as soon as the charter
members can get to WORK among the
The Washington times., 1904-12-30
WASHINGTON TEAMS
GO TO MILWAUKEE
BOWERS From District and
Departmental L 'agues.
WILL ENTER ALL CLASSES
Interiors and Bureaus VIII Represent
Observation-Disclosures CUNTS
Not Yet Selected

Washington viii be represented by
four teams at the annual tournament
OF the American Bowling Congress to
be held in Milwaukee from February
IS TO %
President Charles 2. Mol. CT the
congress, and ''Adcnis'' Terry, the for
naer celebrated pitcher, who is at pres
cnt a business man in Milwaukee, are
travelling through the East in the in
terests CT the tourney, and spent the
early part OF the week il this city
An impromptu meeting OF the city as
soclatioa, the controlling body OF tie
bowiers of Washington, was held. at
which the Representatives Of the con-
Sress explained the whole matter to the
local men
Four Washington Teams.
AT this meeting it was decided to send
four teams TO the congress.
From the Departmental League Will go
tne Bureau and the interior teams The
Interior qaint, which IS leading the
league, is as follows: Captain Bum,
Cooper. Livingston. Garrett, Lemon. and
Rice. The Bureau aggregation IS made
up of Captain Land, Bum. HelmricEs.
Hess. Hardie. and Burke. The District
League viii also send TWO teams TO be
known as Columbia No I and Colgmbi;.
No. 2. AS these Will be picked teams
the lineup is not yet definitely known,
but the two CUNTS Will be selected very
soon.
The Washington men VIII take part
IN all three classes at the congress Ia
the fivc-man events. the teams will re-
main intact and bowl as teams. In tn
two-Inan games, the teams viii be pair
ed up, while in the singles each man
Will bow. for himself
Last year was the first time that
the National CanitaI was ever repre-
scented at the Congress. Harry KrauSe
and Charles Speiss won the nationa,
tw0-Inan championship. IaEd brought
back with them the coveted medals Of
the association, beside two liberal cash
prizes.
The Washington times., 1904-12-30

SgiEdEld relay carnival III AprIl Il aim
beat out the Fastener by I few feet in
a IG0-yard dash.
White. the English lightweight who
has been jabbering across the pond how
easily he could defeat Britt, Corbett, and
the other leaders OF the lightweight
class, Will shortly be compelled to either
fight or back up. Jimmy Britt has an.
nounced his Willingness 10 sign articles
at once for fight for the ldurels
As yet Christy MatthewsOn. the Giants
big twirier. has not signed for next sea
son, but he is expected 70 get into line
shortly There are several others Of Nc
Graw's band who have not affixed their
signature to the papers. but President
Brush IS confident that each one will
send them III before long.
Al the meet o. Pastime Athletic Climb
at Madison Square Garden tomorrow
evening the following amateur athletic
championships Will he decided: Sixty
yard dash. i.G59-yard run. throwing 90
pound weight. and putting 24-pound
shot. The entry list is unusually large
and il * expected that fully 40 athletes
r.iN compete in the games
TOM ROLAND.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

The American Federation OF Labor
at its recent San Francis GO conven-
tIon sat down good and hard on the
Socialists The federation was wise.
Ultra-socialism is largely responsible
Tor the unpleasant state Of affairs in
Colorado which has borne 50 heavily
on laboring men. We believe GER
tain socialist leaders precipitated a
good deal Of the trouble Just TO STIR
up feeling which might bring votes
TO their ticket Although there is
no connection between the tenets of
socialism and anarchy, as loose
thinkers would have us believe. the
practical operation in this state has
been that anarchists like St. John
pretended 10 be socialists and neither
his followers nor the people at large
took the trouble to differentiate.
Genuine socialism proposes many
good ideas. Anarchal-socialism has
nothing in common with American
life.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

1t begins TO look as though Thos
Lawson would redeem the sensational
promise made in Everybody's Maqa-
zine Of July when he agreed 70 ex-
pose the rottenness OF our modern
high finance. % The December
number of Everybody's contains the
most astounding revelations Of the
age; and all with names. dates and
details which carry conviction. The
system has been forced out Of its
gilded shell and the devil is TO raw.
II you miss iawsons articles vou
miss the inside history Of our modern
trust pirates and mouied rascals. a
precious set Of thieves beside whom
Captain Kidd was a charming COM
panion. Lawson is turning "Fren-
zIed Finance inside out. lie means
business. Read il for yourself.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

An exchange asks IF Peabody has
the nerve to do it2" Peabody hasn't
any nerve. He is weak, prevari-
eating tool, but Influences behind him
have unlimited nerve and unlimited
money. 1t is too bad 20 many good
citisens were confessed on the iasue
and s.pported Pesbodyism. 1t sao.ld
have bsen tr.npied in the dirt and
win be when our vo:cn study the
question 20 . cooclusioa.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02
NOTICE OF FfNAI SYrTtINTxT

In the matter OF the estate Of John : Farley.
deceased
Notice l. hereby given. that on Monday the
lsrh day 81 December A. u. 1874 heiug one 4 {
the r. eular DAYS Of the Decenih her Term of the
county tourt of Gum ison County in Probate
N the state OF olorado. I. MHul Farley Guti-
he I. Administrators of said estate will ar,rea
before he Judge ct said Court, present my final
set ienfeht a such admins ratrix and pray tn
sfpreVal OF the same. and will then apply to he
dischhrget a. such Administrators. 1t which
time ard place any person in interest NAV an
pear and present objections TO the same II any
there b..
Dated at Gunniscn. tolorado. Nov II 1904
NauD FARLEY CUTHBrPr
Administrative Of the Estate of John : Fsrl.x
deceased
First pub Nov. Is Last pub. pes Is 1au
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02
ARDINI~TkAroe.S SoTIu

ftt6te ~ MN Bird, 1eceaepd
he Undersigned. having been appointed
Administrator OF the Estate of Ann Ejrd
lafe OF the County of Gunni.on and state 81
colorado. deces~ed, hereby gives notice that
n Win appear before the County Court of
tunnison County, At the Court Housp in f;un
nsS"a At the I-c~mber Term. on Monday the
xrd day in January. A d. 1905. at whirh
Hme He ah perso.s having claims against eaid
scr u pufpoee q having the saDe adjusted
Az pefsosa in1ebteA to said Eatate ~ ~,
SseSeeS U maize im.'ediete payment to the
peeea eats 1es day a lsecsah-r A. n. 1904
Soe. BLACGsrosN. AAuiu4usos4or
1is" pun. M .. Lsst pub. Dpc %, IoO1
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

W s. Buckley Of Telluride, dem
ocratic holdover senator from San
Miguel Moutrose and Dolores coun-
ties, died last Friday in Denver OF
tuberculosis. The governor will or
der special election hoping to Gll
his place with a republican.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

1t is stated that as delayed election
returns come I'M it is discovered that
IN Ohio alone some 10000 democrats
deliberately cut out their presiden-
tial electors and voted directly for
BRYAN.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Durango Democrat II Freedom
schrieked when hosiusko fell what
you spose the old gal did when the
retnrns from Mizz1o began 10 roll IMP
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02
%s+s+++$+++s+ s-s.s s*@ss
! MINES AND MINING y

4 car of concentrates from the
Golden lslet mill in the Gold Brick
district is ready for shipment.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02
Short Course for Farmers.

The Agricultural College at Fort
Collins Is Offering a short course for
farmers and stockmen, Young and
old, shortly after the beginning Of
the new year. Much practical in-
formation can be gained by attend
ing. Futher information may be had
by writing W. l.. Carlyle, Fort Col
Inns, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Following the example Of Iellu-
ride mines and mills in granting
complete s hours work days, the
Western Federation Of Miners has
called of the strikp
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Ellen $. Cassi dy for 10 Years the
editress Of the Bidgway PopuIist has
ON account of III health sold the pa
per o. Walter Elder who issues il as
the Ridgway Reporter.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

The Surface Creek Champion
published at Cedaredge under man.
agement of Clyde Brewer who at
Gunnison learned his trade with the
Tribune, is forging steadily forward
and becoming one of the most newsy
and handsomely printed country pa
pers in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Gordon Millspaugh is attending
the Agricultural College at Fort
Collins where he is taking mechani
cal engineering course.
Your wagon or buggy is Of FIRST
rate material and construction and
properly guaranteed if b0a-It Of
Wolfe 81 Eastman See ular full
stock.
Headquarters for stockmen for the
convention at Denver in Januarv v
will be at the Albany hotel. Stock
men had better engage their room 5
early by letter or by wire, as the ho-
tel viii be filled.
John w. Springer of Denver. 2.
J Cary Of Boutt county and Eugene
II Grubb of Carbondale have been
appointed by Governor Peabody del
egates to represent Colorado at the
meeting Of the National Live Stock
Association to be held in Denver
January lCth 10 18th.
A special committe was appointed
Saturday by the Colorado State Real
ty Association to take charge of the
work of pushing through the next
Legislature bill that will be calcu-
lated to solve the public land aues-
ton SO far as Colorado is concerned
This committee consists Of c. E.
Nantland of Denver. Hon. B. f.
Rockafellow Of Canon CITY and Hon.
{. b. Schmidt Of Pueblo.
Crested Butte Citzen.-Robert
Ahrens of Howeyille is homeless. The
Citizen S readers have been informed
that Robert sold his ranch to a Mr.
Ray of Missouri a short time ago.
The real purchaser, however. was
Art Shackelford, from near St. Joe
Missouri, and ne with his wife and
SIX children took possession of their
recent purchase yesterday. Mr.. All
rens states that be will remain in
Gunnison county - he has An option
on another locasion.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02
Range OF Prices IN Stock Market.

The following quotations repre-
sent the range Of prices paid on the
Denver market Tuesday Of the cur
rent week
Beef steers, choice grass
ers $500 400
Beef steers, medium 90
good grassers 27jm $50
Cows and heilers. choice
grassers 275d 3.35
Cows and heiiers. medium
to good Grassers , 4Od2 2.SO
Calves, veal, choice 3.75ta 4. 80
Bulls, stays, etc. l.5OM 2.25
Feeders, 900 to 100 lbs.
good 60 choice, j. p. r. 3OOW3G5
Feeders. 500 to 800 lbs.
common TO fair, F. p. r. 2jO@ 800
Stockers. choice, + T. Il. 3.OOm 8 60
Stockers, fair 10 good , 24O@ 3 90
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Mrs Chas H. Eastman Of Salida
died in Denver Monday afternoon Of
pneumonia. resulting in heart failure
She was visiting at the home Of Mr..
Eastman $ mother, Mrs. A. Pomel.
in Denver. Mrs. Eastman was but
y years old, and a bride Of but eight
months. The wedding in Salida of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman last March
was one of the social events of the
year there Mrs Eastman was Wis
iting in Salida when she met Mr..
Eastman, having come from her
home in Canisteo, y. u Her moth
er, Mrs. Stella Blowers, and other
relatives are now in the east. Mr..
Eastman, on being notified Of his
wife 5 death, went at once to Denver.
The funeral Was held in the Baptist
church at Salida Wednesday after
noon.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

How would ID do to deport Pea
body as a trouble Haker
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

j. J leahy WAS in from Bower
man Tuesday aud reports excellent
prospects in the gold camp. Seven
ty-hve men are ON the pay roll with
prospects Of a largely Increase d
number
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

LOST--0u Thursday, December
LIST. IN Gunnlson. PAIR Vt sPecta-
cses. Ms. jas SUELEs.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

T. A Ancasil ~as oser from haz
Cochesspa home Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

W III Turner y over from Canon
a1Gng a-sessmcnt work os mines
near Nulcan.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

t.ci SoUr prlssed 81 engraved
VISITING oards al ths NEws 4 CaAsrsoS
ossaa,
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Mrs Alice Nave. ~ho has been
vIslIlnQ her brother, : l. Whip.
returned o. Pueblo Monday
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

A Is0rrasse sisasar hr=s a the wees
va J I Caru~eh
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

osd paFers is,r s.ale q shss osl.ae.
s5 cents . hundred
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-02

Hank Pcll and wife have moved
in irlm Sillseille and viii occnpy
Charlie Darees house GA the ISLAND.