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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-01
THoS- u OWEN & son, Auctioncers.

FRESTEES SALE or THEEE-STORY BRICK
| DWELLING. No. 30 V STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of n certain deed Of trust. dated Au-
bust 20. 1902, recorded in liher 2CS2 folio 40.
pr the 'and records OF the District of Columbia
frd also 10y virtue OF authority conferred by n
ecree of the Supreme Court Of the District OF Co
cmbia. passed in cause of Proctor agt Pairo ct
|l- No. 25l04 in equity. the undersigned trustee
|xlll sell by public auction THURSDAY. THE
SE1 oND DAY OF MARCH. 1907 at FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, in front of tie premises. all OF
OF forty-three ti3l of Joseph Pauls subdivision of
Equare twenty-one (21l in Dobbn's addition to the
fity Of Washington. District OF Columbia together
with the improvements. consisting OF the above
nentioned dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: P-pperty Will he sold subject to
ncumhrance of twenty five hundred dollars 80 300
occurred by a first deed OF trust due November !.
?o'. bearing interest at per cent. One-half OF
he purchase money the said incumbrance to
be paid in cash and the balance I'm monthly notes
bf thirty dollars $4,000 at per cent interest
hl cash may be paid at the option of the pur
fhaser. Taxes and interest the above incum-
france Will be paid 10 the day of sale. All con-
keyancing and recording at purchasers cost. A
9erosit of two hJ,Cred dollars (S2o0l required at
Inc Of sale Terms OF sale TO he complied with
In fifteen 90 days. or deposit will he forfeited.
HERBERT A. GILL.
fe1S- d&ds Trustee. 612 14th st.
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EIaddOn1 Hall,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Always open. Hot and cold sea.water baths:
Long distance telephone in every bed room: golf
links Write for illustrated literature.
de15tf 10 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING & co. Aucts. 6i2 st. NV.
PRCSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN AS NO. Ic14 18TH STREET NORTH


rRCSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Known AS NO. 1e1+ 18TH STREET NORTH
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded In
flhe- 1914. fClio 40 ct set, one OF the lana
records of the Distr CT OF Columbia. and at the
fequest of the Eodcr of the notes secured thereby.
] will sell at public auction In front Of the
premises on THURSDAY. MARCH SECOND.
@o at HALFPAST F0IR O'CLOCK r.M the
Following described real estate. situated In the city
Pt Washington, pi>trics Of Columbia. to wit: Part
~ lot 20 In square 19s beginning for the same at
no southeast corner Of said lot. and running thence
}lorth ID feet: thence at 106 feet to "a foot
flley thence south ~ feet thence east 106 feet to
Thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. Balance I'm two
fHal installmcnts at and two years, secured
Nv rrst deed of trust 10 g. {. Puryes and Richard
W Tyler on the property sold with interest on
Deferred payments from day Of sale. payable semi
annually. at the rate If : per cent per annum, or
PHI cash. at the option OF the purchaser. deposit
pr Slocoo VIII he required nj the time of sale. All
fonveyencing aud recording to he at purchasers
POST. Terms Of sale 70 be complied with within
; days from day Of sale the trustee reserves
Ehe right to resell ut the risk and cost OF the de-
faultng purchaser after FIVE days previous adyer-
ffsemeni IN Tie Eycuin, Star newspaper.
RICHARD w. TYLER.
felS-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THos. j. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.


by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of
District of Columbia, passed In equity No.
G22. We the undersigned trustees. will sell at
bic auction, In front of the premises.
EDNESDAY. MARCH FIRST 1905 AT HALF
ST THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following land
OF Washington. District OF Columbia, to wit:
that certain piece parcel OF land and prem
known and distinguished as and being lots
:. 10 and so. IN George E Emmons' subdivision
~ part of tract OF land called Chichester
ind called by him Garfield as said subdivision
Is duly recorded in liber Governor Shepherd. page
District of Columbia.
On THE SAME DAY, in front OF premises at
! nd described as anu being the back part of lot
known and described lot Nc IL In square 1877,
recording 70 Samuel Dayids ms subdivision Of said
tquare and commencing at the southeast corner of
lot TO the northeast thereof; thence west
Nth the north line OF aid lot o. feet; thence
<,ience east with south line OF said lot 81 feet
he point OF beginning, the same having been sub
1iyided in the lifetime OF Griffin Saunders and
bow being designated the ground plan Of the
laid city OF Washington, District of Columbia as
lot sc. In said square.
Terms Of Sale. One-thfrd cash and the balance
Nth interest at 6 per cent, secured by deed of
rust the premises, all cash. at the option of
he purchaser. A deposit Of 800 will be required
IN each sale COnveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
FERNS OF sale to be complied with In fifteen days,
Otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
! risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
| Jas. E. PADGETT. Trustee,
Stewart building.
WILTON J. LAMBERT; Trustee,
NOEL w. BARKsDALE, Trustee.
fe1S-d&ds 5o4 ST. NV.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
fIXTH, 1905, same hours and places By order Of
he Trustees. mh1-d&ds
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NORTH CAROLINA
Battery Park Hotel,

N e.
Modern and high class In every particular. Re-
Gently renovated and greatly improved throughout.
1t is the largest and best hotel in Ashevie, and
commands a magnificent panorama of mountain
views Consumptives not taken. Write for book
let F. r. DARBY, Mgr.
jail ! PCT. cod
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Carroll Springs Samitarium

FOR INvALIDs AND CONvALEsCENTs.
Forest Glen, Md. Open all the year. Baths, elec.
tricity, sun parlor, covered verandas. hot-water
heat, open fires. Pure spring water piped through
the buildings. Its convenience to Washington
pecially recommends it, Send for illustrated booklet.
jy6-tf.1O ADDRESS G. II. WRIGHT, NJ. d.
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THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
|oun: Of the weather until MONDAY. MARCH
kIXTH 1905, same hours and places. BY order of
|he Trustees mh1-d&ds
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GRAND Atlantic.

Never closed. Virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic
City, N. ]. Rooms en- suite with private baths,
including hot and cold water Delightful sun
parlors steam heated. Excellent table Rates. 81
per day; $40 weekly. Capacity. 100. Write for
1905 booklet. Coach meets trains. A. c. MITCH
FL CO ja2S-15 IL
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NOS All 18TH STREET
SOUTHEAST AND 1876 1ST STREET SOUTH
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HOTEL ISLESWORTH.
ON THE REACH AT VIRGINIA AVE.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
HOT AND COLD SEA WATER IN ALL
BATHS NEW DUTCH CAFE AND GRILL,
ROOM. ORCHESTRA. PHONES IN ROOMS.
AMERICAN PLAN; $3.50 PER DAY AND
UP; SIS. 90 PER WEEK AND UP. WRITE
FOR BOOKLET.
fe6-7St-10 OSBORNE & PAINTER
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SUMMER RESORTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Notice.

Notice.
For the convenience of residents Of Washington.
HOTEL ASPINWALI, Lenox, Mass, Will have a
representative, Mr.. J. NJ. Kirby at 705 14th st.
NV. Colorado bldg, mornings from Feb. % till
March I, with room plans and booklets, to give
information and make reservations. VIII call at
residence request. fe27 -6t'-l0
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It HE ST. CHARLES

Most select alton the Ocean front.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
With an established reputation for exclusiveness
and high class patronage. Hot and cold salt and
fresh water in every bath. Long distance telephone
In rooms. Artesian water. Courteous service. Golf
privileges Illustrated booklet. Orchestra Of SOLO
ISIS NEWLIN HAlNES.
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THE PENNHURST

Ocean end Michigan ave.. Atlantic City. N. ].
Elevator to street level. Special winter rates.
Booklet. tjaID-52O VIM. NJ. HOOD
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Hotel Morton.

Virginia ave- near Beach. Atlantic City. N. J.
private bath. Handsomely refurnished. Perfect
sanitary arrangements. Elevator to all floors.
Spe .ial rates for winter. Capacity, $50
Mrs. N. Il. HAINEs. Owner and Proprietor.
faA-l3Ot
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GREEN'S HOTEL.

Fireproof. European plan. Directly the
Boardwalk. with unobstructed ocean view from
every roorc. Hot and cold water baths. 100
porcelain tubs Handsome cafe. grill room
and private dining rooms.
JOHN c. GOSSLER Proprietor.
Formerly owner and proprietor Hotel Islesworth.
f.11-26t. 10
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NEW JER SEY.
Atlantic City.

CHESTER INN.
New York ave. near Beach, Atlantic City. Steam
heat; elevator; rooms single suite with be III.
Special spring rates. Mrs. d. KNAUER.
.el6-52t4
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Viaie al Polo So.

Un sxitO grandioso y alemsa "a
QfanolugO. merecido, hs dorado rlaafla
que npareci6 su primer ensdarno .I-.
.lmpoItantislma obra del c6sebre ex
plorador sueCo OteO Ncrdens kiold
HN1nJe q Polo Sur.S Y este @xite.
tantO cientifc0 como editorisl. es de
Los que van en- aumeBto-prueba in
duRable del inter6s grandfsimo ona
de4p piert1 la publieaci6 como 10 hs
Yenido & demostrar Ii apsrici6n "a
Clente del segundo cusderno oue no
solo se ha agotado, aino que hg ob!ipa-
do hNCer una n1eva tifada del bri-
nero
Conforme 81 Rut0r va entrand0 en-
nnateria. Bl leCtor Va experinantan
mayor curiosidad = maypres entusias-
mos p0r proseQuiF unos visies, uhas
peripeeiss y unos scontacimientos que
pareCfan nOvelescos no venir corro-
boradOs pOr hombre de tsnts concien-
Cia. itugtFaci6n y 6rrojo como So fa-
Tn0sO autOr. quien en- su reciente viaie
& Espani hA sabido cOnqui.tarse las
simpRtfas y, AdmirRci6n generates.
El Gegundo cuadernO que d CAsa
Editorial Alaucci nos ha remitidu de d
obra en- question contiene. Rdemss de
dos hermUas l6minas suplementariaa.
81 Biguiente texto en sus 80 psginas de
magni6co papel, ex0rnado con preCio-
sos gsabadOs eproducciones de fOt0-
grsffas del natural. cdr BuenOs All
req& I1a inlaa 1al Sass Ghetlnulls.
Esa -Buesos ASres. Personal de Ia eg-
pedscs;6n.-F Fiesta de -NaUSdad. ZsLas
De .F0lELand. - Estaci6s argentina en-
1G SsLG de los Estados. - Pa8o de Ora
keewudet.
PrometemOa toner 81 pOFFiente
nuestFos Iectores de los sucesivos Gus
dern0s de ID obFaits as0mbr0sa.
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(ANTONIA GORGA) ,
(De San Juan) ,

SMiquerida madre: Anoche escri-
bf y nd cre1a que tuviera que coier Ia
pluma btra vez para aarIe estR noticia
tan triste. LIE participo que hoy dfa
al han botsdo 6 Ia calIe & 10 puertorri-
que mas pOrque no quisieron un aImueF-
70 malS Y tcdas nos quejamos al presi-
dente y nos dijo que no tenfamOs que
ir trabsjsT; que 81 s las ID v media
no estab1mos en- Ia fabrica nos tiraban
4 Is Calle; y todas dijimos que nos tira-
ran, peFo muchas, por miedo de VeF-
nos en- la calle porque estaba neVando,
Be fuerOn para Ia fabTica; peFO ounce
de nosotras. que hsbien salido con an
telaci6I, so fueron para "a calle, obe-
deciendo & 10 que hsbfan dicho.
GNO hay compan srismO. pOrque de
fusrOn muchss para la f6brica; y yo.
q lmo Vi ESQ. hice 10 mismo, porque no
iba a n1orirme de frfo en- Ia Calle.
eLe dire las que han botado: Auto
nia GOFga, Domingo Dess, Della Ca
sslduc. Maria VEzquez, Angelina Ro.
dTigue4, Cruz MarTero. MargaFita
QuifIonbs. America Jimenez, Elisa
C6PdcvR. Enedina Vizcarrondo. Petra
RamOs. Enriquet2 Sanchez, LsOnor
Conde.
eDofla Ana. usted supondr6 u pena
que teng0 en mi alma. pues los han bo-
tado uD dfa de tanta nieve Dies quie-
ia que 4 las dennSs no nos vayan & ha-
csr iguRI, pOrQue han dicho que la que
90 enfeFme irS trabajar & 10 calle.
Julia Goega7ea,
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Como trata1 a SEND
TliaS puGTiOrTiquG
lSs en- San Luis.
Mas GaTias Do agasllas GOmpa :
tTIOtaS.

"A continuation reproducimoa otrRs
ckrtss de senoritas puertorriquefias
que sR hRtIan en- San Louis. Estadbs
UnidoS, en- Ia situsci6n W conccids
de nuestros lectores
SSan Luis. Ill Enero, 1905 Tan
pront0 como IIegue 6sta pOnte de acuer-
do con MancIfn y eI padre Min para
que ed este mismo correO ME manden
g buscAr. Ya te expIicar6 todO en
Otrs. pero estoy escFibiendo con mu-
chs prisa y no puedo decirte nada
mas
\ sV6Idonde Ii mama de Marfs y die
10 mis1lc, que ella tiene que yenir con
migo.
Shasta luego. mamita de mi aims:
no sufFas. que ia hiia iene valor y f6
en Dios. Echsme tu bendici6n. To
hiiR, A2atOatG.
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DON MODESTO.
DON MODESTO.
P0r las se6Orltas Joe 8sf&n 8n
San Luis. .

La siguiente carta de Vega Bsia be-
mos recibidO:
eEn nombre del centro espiTitista
que se ha alberto aouf eI ID del CO.
rriente y el cuaI Ileva eI npmbre de
Ella luz del porvenir9 envfo para esas
hiss del trabajo que SO encuentFsn en-
San Luis necesitRdas de auxilio un pc
90 en- Elective, que aunque pequefiR Is
cantidad 10 hsgo con 81 meior deseo
para socorreF las ipfOrtunRdas COM
patriOtag4
SantOT1I.
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Julia Gonzalez.
| de San Juan) L

eSt. Louis, Ener0 10 del 1905.-Mi
querido papa: No sabas con Ii pena
que to escribO 6sta para contsrte tOdo
ID que me pasa; pues fumes & ID fat
brica Y, cu1ndo vOIvinOs no habfa solo
en Ia mesa unOs frijoles sin mss NADIA.
Y nos dijeron que 81 no querfamos al-
morzarqu nos fu6ranos & ID cagle. Y
nos fuiEnos ounce para ID caIIe. pof
que creimOs que todOs Sc irfan.
&Y dsspu6s nos encOntramOs en- Ia
calle sin tener para donde cojer. Nos
fnimos para Ia casa de socorro y dit
mos psFte & Ia policis y nos dejaron
alii hssta que vino hablaron con ell
Presidehte y este dijo que no querfa
que VOFVi6Famos Is casa. p0rque Ell
no querfa mas. Y entonces 70 me pu-
se & lIoFar y ID Iayandera le diio que
70 no tshia para donde irme. Y en4
tonces me dejaron. dici6ndome luego
que 81 n6 ma iba para Ia fabrica que
lbs para Ia Gale.
ePap&: Espero irme para ALA en- Fe1
brero: pero no tengo nj IN Centavo.
porque todo 10 he gastad0 en- Ia rOpa
de invierDO.
Adioal Muchos besos = sbrazos &
todos.
CRUZ.
(Senotita Crucita Torres, de San
Juan.)o
Una aenorita de esta ciudad. ha re-
cibido carta de una hermans suya, que
se haIIaen San Luis y le dice;
eQueal principle el trAtO que 10 da-
ban era muy bueno, la comida excelen-
to y & III que Sc enfermaba, Ie pagaban
su iornal como 81 trabsjArss pero que
eso dur6 10 que dur6 u estadia de la
sefIora Reyes de RosaIes. matrona en-
caTgadaIde las puertOFriquefIss. Des-
pu6s una Sra. americana eCOncmlzAbR
mas de 10 regular On la alimentRci6n y
extraoFainarios y empez6 81 disgust0.
Ia cOmide hR llegado & haCerse inso-
portable. El trato deja bsstante que
desear y & Ia que Sc enferma la obli-
gan que vaya mientras pueda al ira
6sjo: y ei Ia enfermedad es mayor, en-
tOnces no le abOnan el joFnaI.
No son todas las puert0rriqueflas las
que Va no estan en- le fabrica: quedan
38. LIS 18 restRntss son las que han
saIido.
El tr8bBiO es duro, impropio az ma
nos delicadas, SinembarQo Jas puer-
tOrriquHlas 10 han soporrtado mientral
81 tFat0 fu6 bueno. El trabBio con.
siste en- hscer c6fIamos desde 81 mas e.
no hast8 81 mas grues0 que usan euI lOl
barcos.
LIS puertorriQuefia han averiguadC
en San Luis que ell haberlas contrata
do & ra86n de cincuenta centaYos jor
naI. 90 aebe a que las ameEicanea exi
Il gfan tres dollars disrlos cada una.0
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.LaRBirBla Del HIarnes.

La retreta que dis noche q bands
de Ia PoIicfa IasulaF a la Plaza Bali
dorioty. fu6 nOta bic t0dOa ConCep
tos.
Despu6s de una bonita Marcia anne
ricane, sigui6 la sinfonfa De Il opera.
Tampa, muy bien ejecutada = con
mucha precision.
EI tefcer n6merc IN Eelecci6n de Il
zarzueIa xLa Marche de CaGiz, muy
bien Combinados todos los r6meros.
81 c6lebre Perez con So elarinete
en- eI Ayuntsn0iento domino ri p6bli-
"a. que, entusiasmadc, le hizo fepetiF
la mszurka tres vecee; pero 81 verde-
dero 6xito de- IA Banda en- el concerto
de sn0ehe fue D gran fantasia eI1a Bo-
hemes de Puceini.
rs una feIiRrans. Bonitas mslOdias
v muy deIicadas. Ia ensay yar0n cone
ciencia. pues es una obFa muX df6cil
pOr tant0s Cambios de aires aceleEandO
y retardo; pero los profesOres Sc esHne-
rar0n en Ga eiscuci6n y result6 maRis-
tgalmente desempefiada. LO prueba
los aplausos unanimes de- la concuFren-
cias RplauaOa iuatds, por 81 inteIig8nte
p6blic0 que ssisti6 & dicho concerto.
el & gl aaFmiu6 con ID danza GTwo
StepsN de Rios Ovalle sEl Nectar
CriolIo
Nuestra feIicitaci6n & ID exelente
Banda v en- particular q So Director
sefi0r Verar, que trebaja con Sam0re.s
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A v / S 0

Hacemos sal1er los sefIores conner
Ciantes de esta isis. v al pdblico en- ge
neral. que deede el primero de EneFo
del corriante s6o ha cambiado Ia raz6n
social que giraba bsjo 81 nombere de
The Singer Manufacturing Co. por Is
nueYa raz6n Singer Sewing Machine
Coo
Lss mis0as operaoiones 4 que Sc de-
dicabR y primera frma continuars ha-
ciendO Ii nueva.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
B KERKSIECKl Regente.
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AIcalde de sap juan.
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The Royal Mail s. F. Company
LON DON
LON DON.
INCORPORATED By ROYAL CHARTER 1889
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS lfAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT.

Los magnifcos vapores <ESK, & sEDElJD de a Compana
eanudaran escaa a de Pu6rtoco epezando nero
% c9muncando nuesra sa con San Thomas as ngsas
Hoandesas Francesa Venezuela Colombia vapore
especalmene los tura estando equipados
moderno para
a andchas adeas para todos los puero de Europa
Ademas de vapores de pasageros que recaarn
puerto rguamente cada quncena empezndo Eero g. ha
bra OCCASION para embacar para todos pueos de
Europa por vapor carga de Compana po
fran tocr cuauer de los puertos de la M sempre que ha
da safcente carga. Para mas detalles derigrse
Fnze Lundt Co scocs SAN JUAN. Agentes Generates.
FHtze Lund Co Succs MAYAGUEZ Agentes
J. T. Silva Bank & Com Co, AGUADHLA. Agentes
g. Ledesma Co, ARECIBO Agente
Eelci & Co PONCE Agentes
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CON MOTIVO dc haber tenido an
disoueta personsl los Qaafdias de Is
penitenciaria de San Juan sehorea
J6an E6ltaro , Eduardo Gir0na, han
sido separates del cuegpop
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tIGaItta Municipal % san Juan.

VA en- la que eG c0stumbfe CelebFar
bais Is en- ell IeatsO de esta Giudad. el
COncejo Municipal en- session de anoChe
acord6 sGcar & p6bIica subasta 81
arriend0 de dichO edificiO. por los dfas
comprendidos desde 81 90 de Febrero
pr6xim0 81 Is de Mario siguiente. am
bos inclusive.
Elremste tendr6 Iugar 81 dfa 26 de
los COrrientes & las nueve de h mafIe-
M en- el Salon de actOs de aquellR Cor
poraci6n. adVirti6ndoee & los soIicita-
dores que el tipo mfoimum que ha de
servir de base en- Is subasta. ed 81 de
dOscientOs cinCuenta doIlars; que ha-
bran de cOnsignsr prevism mente en- el
IesoFo Municipal ca c0ncepto de FAM
zR. ls cantidad de Glen dollars en- efec-
two; que Ia puja seT6 oral; que 81 lici-
tadOr que obteDga u buena pro debe-
r8 Consignar Ia cantidad inuorte del
remate, dentro del terCern Cifa " reci-
bira el edificiO en- 81 estado en que Sc
encuentra sin obligation por parte del
Municipi pi0 de levaF 6efecto en 81 re-
paraci6n aIguna y pOr contraTio que-
dArS nlnliQadh 81 rematista q entreQkV-
10 en- Ia mism2 f0rma que 10 recib0,
siendO de su euenth repafar los des
perfectos que Sc ocasionen y que ha-
bfs de salts facer todoB los gastos ORE
ginados con motive de este anuncio.
San Juan. r. r., Enero 90 de 1905.
R. H. TODD.
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MANCHESTER.
yorIsOx uOuER.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. ishsm are 10 town
for few days.
alss harriet lIolley Of Troy, n. "
Wa, In town Monday last.
Miss Jennie Real Is visiting In Green.
~,ch, n, Y for short time
Miss Eiit ,be,h Way. one Of our sele'
phooe staff, has returned from ylsit 10
Poui,ney.
The Misses STEELE have returned to New
York ard their cottage on Shepard Ave, 10
at presen, unoccupied.
Hon. d. X sImonds has gone on few
DAYS vacation to Dorset, Lake 81. Catherine
and other nearby places.
For the next two months the hour for
tbe mid. week prayer meeting on Tuesday
viii be at eigh, O'Clock instead OF 7.5o'
Clifford Buui,t OF Herkimer, N. T.,
va, 10 10 zee Us last week. hr. Burr'tt 10
.ou OF the late Edwin Burri.t OF Aanehe'-
ter.
~sabscribc ao,r Tor the JOURNAL Only
81 q, per year 10 subscribers 10 Benning-
ton County. To those outside the County
slto.
Miss. Clara Perkins has returned from
asiye weeks visit to relatives and friends
10 Albany and New York
A regular communication Of Adonirsm
I,lse No. ~, y. And A. NJ, will be held on
Tasrsdsy evening, July l5.b, ST Its rooms
at Manchester Centre.
Rev. Geo. II. smytb, Jr tai returned
home After ,hort siAy with his parents
here. Mr.. smy,h expects TO return ass'r
before the season closes.
The Development Association vii
greatly appreciate all dues AID sub'erip
,lons that are paid promptly, n the booI
mas, be paid for ., once.
Mr.. and Ms, o:ren Y Lord and iistl'
sos have beca visiting Mrs. Lords parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cock They return
Cd 10 thar heme Monday.
MI. c. Bacon has purchased a hors'
and carriage sad may be seen any after
aeon sesplp. 10 the sbsdy " ie OF The tsfee
and seeming be ,nlaylrg NE.
wv. Il Dean q ksneht'ter cen,re ha
fre.h y,sesaeles Of all lints to seii. Nv
NAV p.,s opirion OF samples Submitted "
.sy they are all ri2h,.
-Rsyirs 4. 10 pTogrcss aud the IA mtr
have been ao.e TO accomplish Al imnens'
smoust Of 1, The pss, week As toe vsAihe
IA. t,csu al that eoaid be desired.
he Massc Han 10 belng red e5rs''d
la. The af.i time vi !, ~as built 10 lsU
thai !, bar been decorated. Geo. w. bsn
,eu I'D The work then and u -iAa u nos
-rnroush The eo1r,esy Of NJ" n c
Jsmsin, Vim. II. Graham has been asp
.l,l,s iwsrs from ,bs ate his. Mecar
tie. gardens 10 tbs Congregational cssis1
Hon. Robert r. iAseslr has nisrns'
from hls basiaea trip to New ieik. Will
s.sy be attended the foneral services o
the Isl. secrsisry Of STATE, Hoa- John Hay
Mr.. ChN. I.hAm vn w from New
Yuk sgspdins ssrday with biz isnlly Ter