Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1891, Page 12

s » 4 f 12 “THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES. banks no end of wild flowers may be had for FURNISHING THE HOUSE. CHILIAN RAI LROADS.|* Teron lentes Some ot the Novelties Which Will Interest There are numereus villages between Val- Houschelders. RUSTEES SALE OF AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. i OBERT VOSE & CO., Ai person andthe capital bot out twee end | Pg Deere Preeti Wie east watts | +B a a ae ATrip From Valparaiso to Santiago | conseqnence. Theee are Quilloto and Santa| We eanm ay ee) | eee ip from Valparaiso ag ® thongbtfal consideration of color in the fur- Fotipe, and at both stations ewarme of ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF ee Rae tao R AUCTION SAI E OF VALUABLE TWo_ THR BRI aw ore ep RET gon | oo fa RAR NER On TH Ba s “ ‘ a 3 NINTH, at = ed EEN me 2 stk O'CLOCK. Swe . collected wher the | Rishing of a room. Poor Marie Antoinette NOON, will be sold on the prem- TURSDA & front of the pretaises and Its Observations. train stops, with frait aul flowers te scll. Such | left « world of disappointment and sorrow be- sil he perscaal elect tthe ate Youn 8 Son- He anrtion, in fromt of the Hreme ets crgsous, bonguets one seex nowhere else in| bind ber, for many a woman doen't realize RO HORSES, SEVERAL CARTS ang, WAG- 1212 Ei stieet mortvwent, Uejag prt of Jot 10 sauare | With the - hi e rR ¥ * ENGLISH-BUILT EQUIPMENT, | siaped bnnchos, often larger than ap ordinary | nti! late that the fair French beauty adopted Raat odis MMe petmte tet, ot WHEEL seuih ide oF ‘has Tos fewt A) incues is | 4,100 and water bucket—some composed entirely of | he white-and-gold style simply becaueeit wasin sunary articles of He Furniture tweet-acented violetm, others all. roses oc all | barmony with her fresh complexion and red- Hsortmentof Seared Lumber. ta ina ty img Terms, Onstne Thongh Locomotives and Cars aco Mostly | Hansies or of mixed tlowers every one of them | dish hair. In oriental countries the styles that bpspagbnepeacieaptienamemaeeried aA Eprohaner Dejerre germs \Soncened by dead | eee pat ap it e same un; ape and sur- - MS CASH AT SALE. Of trust. Two but af From American Modele—A Weatthy Sabarb | !ru/fat" bya vant clic of: scalloped paper, | Ste bap ole, assay caer ope eee i HENRY Gr McCAULEY, Collector. Sale and terms fo be compiled with oa Ritesn daps.ce | “ase of the Capital, Which Forms the Long| [azy as these bedraggied traders look’ there wid 7 8 Premises wil! be resold at the risk and cost of the tots. are no fools among them. Step out upon the | frames and swarthy skins of the natives. The Laer gue ccrcaap ged i -teeeenaine platform to purchase a bouguet and every one | Yellows and blacks look well in Spain for the | Gsluatie rd — of them “‘sizes you up” in the twinkling of an| same reason—because they fit the people. | cant mm ie tale, One-third of the purchase mgney in cash, the in, . Ifyou have the misfortune to be not of Sele, with interest, for which motes of the Purchaser From The Star's Traveling Correspondent. oye ity Now, we of today. in this country, hhasers uvast be given, secured by dced ‘Of trast | A’ Sevriaoo DE Cute, April, 801. | the manor born. they now sou for « despised | nave many types of personullty, and for that Sn the property soy of al ate. Sesion Premise tse shore NE CAN HARDLY IMAGINE A PLEAS-| out of’ money. They have heard "some | reason pee select in = homssfarnishiags Soliars e200 Mehen the proper ia cacthed ter than tha rt Val how—probably thro: the prattle of in- to most ming. ides a coupoyane! Teeey ee dita "Tu tes | jodBee"wawsere™" gk” Besety ats | she "aay Boge Reese nine nets |e parianae pe ees ck past Caper this city. The distance is 115 miles | j he Branch of ci Ta Be i =) BAICLIFFE, DARR & Co.. my19da4e Auctioncers. (CBANCERY SALE AT AUCTION. ORIGINAL LOT 2. SQUARE a4, stil we Spl Rony our sore ofa ST SRS a eee ? i the thts of home makers, and in tei ears ‘resel risk the ATGLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers, ‘passed the 18th ot . | Near United States Capttol, 50 2 inches and the time required by rail is five honrs. ae in ceasaas as pas mes 18 will Sea nokrenct suvecmecomscoens ineeror esate postal lean ad | ‘20 Ps. ave. mw. in city cause ‘Ro. Bboa wperain tou uf orth fide of eu ‘eet tween South Gastiot The road, which ix one of the oldest in South | Sver-grown bunch of violets, (and it would be | that the time ever was when all sorts and con- oe Trastecn, | FXECUPON'S SALE OF SQUARE PIANO, EAM | sonst al ey defendant, Lhe taerpigaed (rare wil | ORIGINAL LOTS, SQUALE WEST OF SQUARE 23, America, is owned and controlled by the gov-| well worth it if grown in a northern green — Le pre adopted any one character 708 Paee ee. ENDESSECHS CHOUSEBOLD FURNITURE Pues suction. im oat of the premiere. on | 150, feet on 25th west extending ernment. Ite queerly shaped locomotives and | house), but will take 25 cents for its counter- | Of decoration simply because it “prevailed” oF | ox oawson BROR’ gett.) mprsands pilon: 2 h Be, Be, FIVE DOLOGE EMO Bae foligwing, deacived ani | pt rrnae of “decree of the Supreme Court of the | small, four-wheeled carriages show plainly that | Part without a murmur from a native customer ‘rage.’ aera sneer. | Dpeuartueot.an order of the Supreme Court of the | estate, situate in the county of District | District of Columbia pasted in the ase of Pey per ot al : who is posted on local prices. Chilian flowers Bate business, T'wil alt by wabiie auton at Gee Pace | Carr ee tee toe Sorento at Pubdic “siition’ i irent ah ties een eee i was built by English contractors, and its | com to be particularly short lived. The hot VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ELEVENTH | tion rooms of Ratcliffe, Barre Con aeons, BoO | mete ok Bt ‘and ours mentioned. thefolise: | equipment and management are entirely on the | sun withers them immediately; the enter ris- GteREY BETWEEN A AND B GIREETS a8 ty RIK Ad SEAL, MORNING. AY | on Ale in cai orfate and premises. situated im the Enropean plan. The “common” coaches, | ing bouquet venders plunge those they have QuRTRRISY anvacnocs: cis Deere: ita LOCK. the woods con rit of Covumbta. wir which for many yeare were the only ones in | falled to scl), during the day into the nearest THIRD. at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, wo will | estate ot tilled G. Mason: Geesesetes Coomsinw #0 the | | Terins of JUNE FIRST. 1801. AT SIX orwtnal jot numb 2. in the | Staats kta cet ce | pay . stream and phim them off as fresbly picked on use. are as odd inside as their exterior bat unwary passengers by the night train, who are indicate, each baving two long seats running | Geceivad by their dying frastonce, but oamnot lengthwise from end to end, so that the trav- | see their dilapidation in the dim light. @ler stts with his back to the window and his QUAINT HAMLETS ALONG THE ROAD. feet in the central aisle, gazing discontentedly | Some of the hamlets along this road are as at his companions in misery instead of at the | quaint as their names. There is Liaillai, pro- flying landscape. The benches are ex uncom-| nounced Yi-yi, where you take breakfast or fortable as pews in « country church, being up- | supper, according to the train you happen to Bolstered in black leather, cold and slippery as be on: ‘and Thal-Thal, where you may have a glass and so wide that one cannot rest his beck | cup of hot tea, or a glass of milk, chicha or ‘and bis toes at the same time. whisky, and a sandwich or a cigarette, accord- i i offer for sale, in front of the premises, erun® cash. i ER, rare on ase SOBHUA PARKER, Fronting each 18 feet by s derth of 117-640 & 90-foot | RATCLIFFE, DARE & 0O., Auctioneers. giley, maliog them the most desirable building sites in VALVARLE, USIMPROVED, PROPERTY ox | May: sie cht Terms. One-third cash, the balance in one and two STRE EE SOe TE TPETWEEN G AND 1 | S0st" A depen ied o y Kock creek. Cuticurs Omatment years, 6 per cent. secured by dee rust on the prop | on MONDAY CAETENSOON, MAY ae fermso! sale: Que-third (Jy) of the purchase money | Williaume’ Carbolte Salve. erty sold. or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. I. TWENTY. | Dlied ‘days from day’ to be paid in cash: the residue insteliments at | Cuticura Keso deposit of $100.0 each lot will be required at the | Fencar ite pourisse Look we will offer for sale in | Witbs resold at ibe Hiok, and coat of ig | it, tweive and eightcen moutin‘rom the,tay' ara, | Camnmete Boag ue wot sale. forms of, sale are no: com ee Purchaser after ening Siar. chasers to give. for a — Sine ot sales urate, dorms of, sale are noteomplied | GRGINAL EGHS? AND 13 AND EAST HALF OF five dye: potest tbe renin thetr promissory notes, indorsed or sechred tte sate bell the property at the risk and cost of the devSulting | ancee ote LOT Me IN SQUARE 1020. essa, Henkel boiitteg. | tectien el aaneeee hee er daye’ advertisement of much reaale it | heoe] anatase subdivided, making them | pUNcANSON BROS., Seomh ene 2 foie newspaper published in Wastiinuton, D- jaa) ; ve * f the pr 7 One-third cash, balance in one and two ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, Smnvitdade’ RAYCLIFSS. DARR'E COs Aucte._ | yesre, Sher cont,eerure by deod of tena on the nop: | La Wiodd st Sear U6. Treerury. ing to your taste and sex. Then there is Li- )USCANBON BROS... “Auctionsers. ‘Yert'se and resell the property in Feapect to mbich ae. | i z —— terms of sale are not complied with in Aten days from fault is made at the rise sede «| manche, with its beautiful gardens and =. MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SITOATED | thedny w sale, rartt fed to the HOLD FURNITURE LEFT IN PREMISES NO. All con verte ek ee eenptins pes. orchards, where many families of the middie | | We show here something new in the way of a | “OOK WUGMP EL PAsA LI Gra E SOR UATE, | the tak Matt, fuets reserved to resell the property at pone val wee | Seasars a ogyeaening sd reconsine class, who cannot afford the prices at aristo- | Screen. It is mediaeval in character and should NEY AVENUE) AND kOCK EK CHURCH | dayw’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper 1618 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WILLIAM B. WEBB Tivsnee cratic Vino del Mar and El Salto, retire to pass | be decorated with coat of arms or crest. whOAd OPFOSITE HOLMEAD MANOR, ory. Published in posaington, D.C. Allepnveyancing and | Of Paintings and Enzravings (some of them very | LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers. iayi-te te,ekde | ® cool and quiet summer; and Los Andes, where | _Brocatelles will be as much used next season | THIRD DAY OF MAY. 1891, ct. FIVE O'CLUCK |“ RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., fine), Handsome Carved Fire Screen, Elegant Orna- | 7- CSC aNgon BROS., Aucts you change to a branch road if bound for the | as heretofore. From the sample colors that | P. M.. at public auction, to the IMghest bidder, tn | _my21dkdn ‘Auctionesia._ | mentsand Bric-a-Brac, Artistic Hall Furniture, Hand-| J) a "Tian eaae t « . mountains, or for Mendoza, on the Argentine | have been called for it is evident that the sales | (rept of ths premises. on Mount Flessant street, the C#ANcERY GALE AT AUCTION. ‘some Clock and Candelabras, Very Superior Portiercs, ——., STENTS OF | Beene nen Extract the (wl. side of the famous Uspallate Pass, which we | run to light tints,for in a collection of eighteen | (2) ‘to twenty-five (25), botl inclusive, of Charles, cs aguikkous rt ES ENTILE CONTENTS OF | Humpurere Species, Soo, te must traverse by and by. colors recently inspected by us sixteen of them | Walter apd Casper Windus’ subdivision of the farm of ALL OF 8Q ‘Tapestry Stool, Very Superior Velvet and English aa « were on the soft and washed-out order. the late John A. Purner, being a rt ey AND Brussels Chamber and Stair Carpets (these carpets are Pains, as said subdivision is record nephord, Too het eo x ‘88 good as new), Neapolitan Pictures, Fur Rugs, Deco- PRETTY AND CHEAP. ppepbers, toile 161. of the records, of WEARLY ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF rated Toilet Ware, Lamps, Very Elegant Olive Wood If there isany oneclass of people more miser- | ing 595 feet on th north side of Mount Pleasant street Chamber Suite (in perfect condition), Mahogany and able tha another it is that extensive constit- | sd 618 feet on Rock Creek Churci, road. opposite = SQUARE 1001, Oak Washstands, Secretaries, Fancy and Eaey Cheira, Holmead Manor suxrecating “40.40 sqiure feet. > v “5 uency baving the pate de fois gras taste and | toxetber with the buiidinxs thereou—the whole to be BELONGING TO THE ‘ery Handsome Oak Dining Room Suite (embracing ¢ pretzel income. These people invariably und Presenter Pillar Extension Table, Sideboard, Leather Covered gaat styles that they cannot get in cheap gouds. : 7 emiisgsay heuer poets, OT Dresden | allare disponed of, we Will sell on th ey reite tl "t care for | Potomac, overlooking the city. By virtue of a decree of the Court of the \ ~: porthwest, hang ena mae wate that they a et effect. | , Terms of sale, One-third cash; balance on or before | District of Coluuuvin, passed on the Leth dee at farce | China Cups and Saucers, Fine Plated Goods, Very | age OI oe A ft ng ply 1 next, to be secured by the promissory notes of | 1880, in the case of Bohrer et al. vs, Utterbuch ot al, | Artistic Brass Fire Sets, Shovel and Tongs, with r " » com | Sanford's Catarrh Cure. = _ = could onl; — id She purchaser and deed of trust on Ge propersy soba, | Zo. ORM) in ewnity.. Tre mill offer for sale at public auc: | Stands; Servants’ Furniture, Kitchen Requisites, io. wine | Se . ith the ti sit they me ol ie goods seen by = — * Tate of ber centum per 4 oe — we pegcele, on the = e it FINE PARLOR SUITES in PLUSH, BROCATELL! Me EE ta bee a pongo MOTEL AT VINO DEL MAR. they would be happy, for one or two of the | 4npum from the day of sale, or ail cash, within ten | bouts meutioned, the tollowing aeacrised teat cet | ‘The al pabule R SUITES in . BR x) entioned furaiture ; a ¢ auction on THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-1 4 AND 0° i. ied the parlor car they were delighted with it | _Hereabouts in central Chili the country is | importers have brought over several excellent | Si Mjotictteeg Mion Of tue purchaser, A deposit of | suid presnisce etiuated in the city of Washingtun, TEN O'CLOCK: at ‘the residence Ne. 1018 | EINE CONCERT GRAND Plane KERING. viz. BOL, at $ n days, otherwise the rielit i WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTIETH. 1861, at | 19th street northwest ie Plate Lope eae nes ie BEOCATELLE, ite risk and cost of the defvulting | SIX-O'CLOCK ¥. AL, the oricinal ots Se, deed St | Ne Be furnishinc should give this eale their | Silk, Flush, Laceand other nn if ie a3 4 it if ff | Qaticure Soap bie Food, med. Soluble Food, lanes Sirup... TS comply of aaie within ten. (10), da theseo: T reserve the right 10" erty sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 required at the time of sa.e. It the | IMPORTANT SALE OF SOME ELEGANT HOUSE- SEM Meee ue LSE EUNE RE URE SABES CES CEREEREULNE KEY NES. LIQCOKS. T TWO HUNDRED MAY TWENTY- D. 18@1,commenciie at LOCK +ACH DAX thereafter at SAME A PRIVATE DWELLING, Nowadays, on the trains between the seaport and Sentiago, there is a parlor cosch, with chairs, here known as “the Spooner cer,” be- cause introduced by a gentleman of that name. At first it was difficult to persuade anybody to payadollar for the privilege of riljing ina chair, for habit is strong, and these good peo- plsymere_ quite satisfied ided plat. i - Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Pierce's Purgative Pellets. Schenck’s Fills, per box. ne DVERINGS, tly undulating, the hills on both sides cov-| things, artistic and cheap, imitation Bagdad | Sesoumicy nite and now nobody who can command an extra | S°UUY * ings, and cheap; imitation Si laren be 7 ered with green scrub and the valleys crowded | stripes at 75 cents, dead copies of the | Teserved to resell tention, TWO of the LAKGESL AND MOST MAGNIFI. | Warner's Safe Pilla, tatio the others are nearly emapty.and co great |"22_ Gover. There are occasional groups of | brosades as elomly as cuton pongess te-| sendin, ofr teniee ee * | ap follows: North by south E street, south by South | _my20-dis Aneto ree gate and Fler sairzors in Gilt, Walnut amd | TRU.) hes ines and Wins scab oer toe hncarly empty. and so great | balm trees, but they are rather dwarfed and ble the light silk goods, at 85 cents, 50 DONCANSON BROS., | Carolina venue, cast by 4th street east and a pub- | ANHOMAS DOWLING & SON, ? ie ny 1 | Cand the * “ is the demand for chairs that they are engaged | P* semble it silk goods, at cents, my13-dkas pba fie" space ‘or park, and ‘west by. Si strect east and | "T" ia j, Auctioneers. Elevant Bronze Figures, Urns, Pedestals. | J s' sickly so far from the equator, and we are de- | inches wii th in a hast; uctioneers. 5 — —— * Two very large and handsome Exyptian Marble | Williaue several days in advance, men often deferring u + inches wide—things that a man sees ins hasty Contains in the aggregate about 40,034 square tect of | CHANCERY SAJ.E OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | v; Lest (fresis) it punt bottles their journey until the seats they desire can be | lighted to behold long stretches of those gor-| review of the market and remembers. The == mound. nspay. REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 733 | “Oil Paintings, Marqueterie Tables. Pistcr of Ammonia, Pull siren geous yellow flowers known as “California pop- | colors are good and the designs are pure, being | ———__ » MAY TWENTY-FIRST, 1991.0 | THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Rzminsters Wilton Velvets, ‘Mouguet and other Car. | Willisius’ lucse tooth Bowder — Pies” wherever the English language is spoken, | copies of expensive fabrics; jAtes, in the duin- | ROBERT VOSE & CO.. Auctioncers, faciustvo, of the: salstiniee at terre feats oee By virtue of certain decrees of the Supreme Court of | pets. Wihene Quinino end Bare Bale Bonis CARS AND LOCOMOTIVES MADE IN ENGLAND. | only in this alien soil they grow much larger | tiest tints and harmonious,on the rocade order, 300 Bat. s-¢., corner 4st, | Known as SQUARE SOUIH OF SQUARE. 100k ne feo treet of Cotumnta Dased in equity cause num- vate Tee, Parlor Suites, Reception Chairs, Vis-e- | Handoline is unequaled as « beautifier com. By tho way, the Chilian government bas re- | than those that carpet the valleys of the golden | 65 cents a yard, 50 incls aud moire an- | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA’ TET the eee ch une survexor for the said Dis- | guction,in front of the premises.on WEDNESDAY the e CHAMDERS. forts be Seadent FY Ste ceived for its railways 800 cars and thirty-eight | state. The fields and pastures present the most | tiques at 70 cents. LOIS FRONTING ONC STRLET SCULHE ALE | Lhese lote are uniniproved except by certuin Trane | PHIRD DAY OF JUNE Isl. "AT FIVE O'CLOCK | Fine Walnut MX. Chauber Sete : vivid emerald tints I ever eaw—perhups by con- LOIS FRONTL TH STREETS BOCTHE | Hrpctures, contain about OS6ns square fect of around | P.M, all that certain piece or Varcel of round Iyine locomotives, which were all manufactured in | f#vid emerald tints I ever eaw— perhaps by con- BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS. B fH AND 7TH STREETS SOUTH. | structures, contain about (3.86 square feet of «round ig. the city of W fon, District of Go: England, but mostly from American models. | snows of the environing mountains, at any r The general adoption of brass and iron bed- EL AKD OFBOSITE THE EASTERN MAR. | ANACOSTIA HIVE nead the ‘Navy Sard ‘Briaxe, Segre pe a We are told that the order was placed in . 5 adapted to wharf and storage England instead of in the United States solely FEE 15, in. square 288, described as follows: Resewood é na they are particular! they look as much greener than northern bar-| steads bas brought about many ourious whims | pRET ag | Bumma x Pectin Tees Sot aT Hee ee cad | pMantel Aerts, Fine Mair Mattresses, Box Springs, on aceount of theebeaper rates and more rapid | 43, ind clover and the sky is bluer end the sun- | and theories. Not long ago a woman called at istrict of Columbia, “passed on the 10th day of | to be paid ine delivery from the former country. In an in- Se & New York retailer's for ‘an electric non-con- r ). in ‘equity cause No. 12003, eq. _ 3. at Fi Hekotee 4 Jot and running thence 801 Pillows, Bolsters, Blankets, Shects, Spreads | }0)2-sTain Capeuies, ‘One-third (34) of the purchase . 8, ers, Biani . Cases, Sp pte. wld gun te Same | Gedie eee cad esa | Sg Cah Wet ater fins Gees | aurea doc. entitled Jno. M. Baden et ‘ainst | ¢@ual tustallments at one and two years from there- with ‘the tinprovements, c., consisting of scony self and other Cs an eietoee't —* } dozen >-erain Cal Seubadn Ge aband Ficoaeal Baanion ‘THE CROPS 1¥ CHILI. Auctor. The salesman aswured ber be didn't] Amon A, Yuden et al, the undersigned ‘wilt sei | tusgtve darsot eit, fo bear intorent thereirom uni; | Tvely sew "turecstany: aad Sunes im tice hese, “aisTNiNG HOOMS. Seen tek ee chine 4 blic | The Iand is generally owned in immense es-| know of any such thing. She described the | in front of the premises, on TUESDA\. the SECOND Payibents tobe secured ES the rece any ter iee | house. Nery Handsome Walnut Pilar i-xtension Tables. - See apuase y idea as @ cup likea soup bowl, which stands | DAY OF JUNE, isQl, at HALF-PAST FIVE tt -“ y seory os ‘Teris of sale, as prescribed by said decree, as fol- | Very Handsome Walnut Leather-covered Chairs. —., catertaine most friendly feeling toward the | tates and irrigation is necessary in nearly all | {4° 08 ¢ cup likes soup bowl, whic O'CLOCK PM, the thiee () lots in McCauley’s | Crany of thelr Option, pay aA neh te ale ey | lows: One-third caslt residue in two equal payments | Maruificeut Bates nen Sideboards. STORE, Tisgaks, the Pace THE TEMPLE DR cller sister of the north and ix so auxious to | the coast districts. Yet there ia no lack of |". que of the corners of the bedstead. aay, of Fetatted “ung, Ta a Sue purchate nuney and oh guggnd tre Years, reopectivels. 6 per cent interests | Magnificent Mirrors, Side sablen, Dutlers Tables | S108E, under Masud ‘CO., Proprietors, Seundastlant betwoon Ge parte of thr tue comes as many as, seventy-eight of | with asense of superiority and contempt for & iti the fermi of the fale within tew G0) dass Hoek Shaver." Aidevontof $500) eauined af tine ot Lae: | wheat’ Glamware, Chins and Crockery, Window tries that Chili will contribnte her. full proper. | tet being deep enough to float craft of vari- | man so slow in his business, had departed, “all : the several Gategthereot we crserro che Tint to feed” | Ai conveyancing and recordset purcseses, coc: | SRRCME ran and Pratt Clothe, Kavhinn, be. tion toward an: ‘onable subsidy that ioay | O08 kinds, with a total n: ble length of | sorts of cranks come in bere since brass ‘bed- r ashi: the residue in equal | fault te nade at. the ries atid cont at the deteurigy | Tetws to be complied with iu ten days or trustee. re" CAFE. rd any reasonable subsidy that may 2.800 miles, not to mention a multitude of ads hav revailed. One woman is afraid | installments at six (6), twelve (i2) and eihteen (18) r. All ‘2 ar. | Sgry@s the right to readvertise and sell at cost and risk Tete-a-Tete Breakfast and other Tables, Chairs, - be necessary to secure such service. - reryeenytdl shtbreger sacl months, to bear interest from day of sale, aud de-erred | POTchase! {00 depot on ere at pur | of deraulting purchaser. Glass snd other ware. “FINE WALNUT, BIAS . “Look how it is at present,” suid Balmaceda. | *™2ller streams, numerous lakes and the long | that brass bedsteads will make her nervous; | Payients to bese ancd Ur cesd a a oan he ered | 6 SD Roe aS ee eentance OF CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Trustee. | THIMM}D~ and extra LARGE SI DEBOARI “Of the seventy thice chips that toveh teow, | Hine of sea coast. Farther in the interior the | that they will rob her of all her electricity, | herioiio Sime ee ie oes thea ee Pre . ave.n.w., { Trustess, | ™¥20-d&ds S2L-4% st new. | CASHIEN'S DESK, Mirrors, Plated and otter ware. ——— P Si | elimate is more equable than so near the Pa- | while another will insist upon having them, be: | A,derust of $200 will be required of ‘the purchaser ‘endall buliding.” § AICLIFFE, DARE & CO., A i Tabiee and’ Pigta Casa On Casorz. larly at Chilian ports thirty-one are English, ay. Pars ; . when bid 18 accepted at the time of the sale, If the UNCANSON BROS. At R’ z, uctioneers, 4 Fine Billiard Tabies and F twenty-three are German, nine are French, | “ilic and the soil is Pema fertile. Not- | cause she understands that they charge the bed | ferns of sie are not complied wihontins ‘ten days S + Aucts. ‘920 Penn. ave. aw. | ac. ; Chairs, Seti overs, Racks, ac. seven are Chilian and threcare Italian—but not | Withstanding the rude methods of agriculture | with just that vital force, and then they kick if | the trustes reserves thericht toreneligt deheitiies cake NOTICE.—OWING TO THE RAIN THE SALE — salt ROOM an y 1 | Yet in vogue the wheat crop is enormous, our charge is too high. chaser’ and cost, All conveyancing at purchaser's | ofthe above sauae sos ed to MONDAY | NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE| Mirrors, Back Bar Fixtures, Bar, Glass Ware, Bar one from the United States. That is not as it | ¥' ‘ rge ig) cost. HENRY C. McCAULE NEN OES er : Utensils, Covers, &«. should be, since we are all Americans on this | ere is @ remarkable yield of other products—| ‘Most women seem to agree that they attract 5 . 1 DEXT, MAY ANENTY-FIFTH, 1801. and wil take | © NORTH SIDE OF CORCORAN STREET BE- | Ut WINE ROOM. READ THESE PRICES. western hemisphere. whether born on the | 20t#bly potatoes—considering the iimited area | lightning, and it is dificult for me to explain | Telephone 578-4. my: 30,Jei_ | Pings ta irons of th “iota in the square south of aquare | | TWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH |, Claret, Champagne, tort’ sherry, Brandies, Whis- northern or the southern continent, and espe- | ¢voted to farming. Qf course we are speak-| that they don't. Some few think that they PUNCANSON BHOS., Auctionsers, 1001 ‘as been indefinitei : STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR NEW Bap. | S#% Olt, Ritu apd cther Liquor of arst quality. cially since we younger republics of the south | 188 of Peaceful times. “There wili be almost no | tarnish easily: beeniee READING ROOMS, 3 others rather mistily fear that ‘Oth and D sts. n.w. JAS. 3. EDWARDS, RE Writing Tables, Lounces: Desks Be Ars crops of any kind this year because the labor- | they need the same polishing that you put on a= NW. WHAOUGHBY, '¢ Trustees, SHIRE AVENUE, ‘OLFICE. of the strosce republic of th ange | crehave all gone off to fight one another, on | the handle of the bigh front doom bat. woh oi | FE BUILDING, LOW FRONTING SIXTY FRE rT teeny DAVIS. BY AUCTION. Amnunciator, Desks, "Cetnter, Large Fire-proot | sou Oak Antiqué-fnished Bed Boom Suita, 3 flatterin, a d were made | the side of the government or of the opposition. | the many fears and prejudices the goods are AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. R abiea) — ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- sy. S Semaase ore quoted ware made Mit ils On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- | tw : * BBY. pieces, for $17 cash, or $18 0n credit. some months ago. Being fully enguged in a ARTICLES OF EXPORT. selling steadily more and more every day. Now, | pituii' Hoe At wre EhOe Vi VaAy CL oEs eo TWO NERY, RESIRABLE THREE-STORY BAY. | SIXTH, 1801, AT SIX O'CLOCK we will sell by pub- eh Chee. Be. We-and-death struggle with his chactic coun-| Mining is reckoned as Chili's most important | Hoy do you account for that? 1g | Milt da trot Of preter TuPaOveateNTR, on HS AND 745 FOCHAH | lic auction, in front of the premises, Copper and other Cookin« Utensils. Brotiers, Roasters, | 7Piece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, apnel- frymen, the poor president is not particularly | industry and agriculture next. Among the | 99.1" ipere re lately’ and inmead of isle | Frontine sixty feet on New Hanpsnire avenue withan | _o8 FIADAY AETEEROON, MAY TWENTY: MINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES A Bret-cisas hotel hitcaen, Toot Sewaly found in | tered im plush or best Ihaircloth, for @28 cash or 630 ———— — rol pd oe ae articles of export wheat and flour figure prom- | ing the cup at the top of ‘the bed she asked for | *WZify depth of 1: aby toss CET. ER, NINTH, Ar HALY PAST 3 FIVE O'CLOCK, we will IN SQUARE NO. 134. Together ith numerous other articles msually found | sn credit, beyond smuggling out what arms andammu-| inently: also barley, potatoes, corn, wool, | cups in which to rest the castors. I told her | building lois ant is worthy the attention of elsirs | OMe f0F sale, 3 front o phe prewiegs, Eight of these lots front 18.34 feet on Corcoran street | giltot which areso te mosiatel ee eRTON bere, Bition his adberents may requ: ented " . ea and prevent-| hides, dried and salted beef, honey, beeswax, | that we had sometimes sold such things, but | SM! vthers, stuated Just north of Washinston Circle. | of John R, Conton's subsilvieion of pert of lot No.12, | aiuicne tronts 16-36 leet ou tue mae weeecer a ‘The furniture in this hovel fs yond the average and | O00 WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS er @8.50 ‘Settees, Chairs, —, ia beans, hay, butter and cheese. Most of these, | the people that bought them filled them with | yes cre; b! S per oUt, Shel two | in square No, 529, with the improvements, consisting | ing 8 depth of G3 feet with alley sides and back, sername Attenaen of those desirous of furnishing | sash, or §2.500n credit. SE ee ag ee however. go no farther than Bolivia and Peru,’| vinegar to keep rouches from climbing up. 1 payate senikannually rendto fe eearel boteeak o? ae houses. being situated in one of the | # Subdivision of lote and refitting. everything bein in Sret-clase order. Se ee the countries immediately to the northward. | will never forget the look she gave me. ye ee it option of purchaser. | Dortunity tor - of the city. and presents an excellent op- 76 TO 83 IN SQUARE 134. en bane, BRUSSELS CARPET, @Xc. cash or Ge. on credit. ‘The engineering problems of this central | Chilian wines are also highly esteemed and A deposit of $00 required at thine of saie. Convey: | P&erins” Oue-thi : ‘These lots are beautifully situated in one of the best "Auctioncers. cash or 400.00 credit. L ‘A TAKING SCREEN. ncinw. Ac. at purcuaser’s cost.” Terms to be cout | y serine: One-th me and t Comey eT] <tioier, | Good INGRAIN CARPET, Séc.cash or} Chilian railway do not appear to have been | have not only a very large consumption at i dsjagt | Piied with in fifteen days, otherwise right tesorved to | esis: Over cent, Interest. see ar ‘end should conmand F great, at least as compared ‘with those eo fee. | home, Dut millions of galloneare annually ex: |, Asereen which is distinctly feminine, “just Reed trian and cost of deiaulting purchaser aiter | chager. Adepcait of 200. required Ga sock beset at | tion of persons saab poesia emanates st AcUEEn & IRDA, Annonees Woorrenk yal GARNNED Senet eomieR ae wuentiy encountered in Peru. The rise between | Ported. In South America, as in Europe, lovely” in every particular, is done upon bam- vs sonie DeWS- | the time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied | ments. N blished in W ashit ‘tea and Santinge is about 1.800 fect, bar | eVer¥body drinks wine, and water on the din-| boo or enameled frame and of daintiest silk. | "unyziagis “DUNCANSON BR there are no steep grades nor bridges worth mentioning and only a few short tunnels. Bie: Auctions yrits in aiteen days trot the day of sale rghit reser ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two | Sy. — chance for the waste in matching figures. The illustration tells the rest. It eombines the | HANCHEY GALE OF VALUABLE TnserreD raat the omer erat the ten ot te Ser Baits dele bopimente mesons Be gcey Secaamtis | “ED eNCE. NO CHU FIETS SURECT SORTH: | Our terms are the easiest of any house inthe tty: illus ion rest en VHANCh 5. 3 v U. fat ¥ oD 7 HN] 5 ‘Kc screon with a catch-all. —_ ° | CPROPERTY SITUATE ON VERMONT AVENEE | such resale in. some uewspaper publlaued it Wostnc: | the promise orale at the purchaser's option. “A| TAMING TER ROOMA. BATH ASD’ “A ¥ : ~ TAIN EN ROOMS, BATH AND’ ALL | only aswall payment at time of purdiase atid the bal- NORTHWEST IN THE CITY OF WASHING. | ton, D.C. | All convey ran. iby and recording at the cost | deposit of $100 on each Jot req: at the time of sale. Neither is the scenery so grand as that along TON, D.C. ot the pursheser. TCLIFFE. DARK & CO..°" | Terms to be complied with in twenty days, otherwise | MODLHN CONVEXIE ACES, ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. the Peravian lines, but much of it is eminently a decree of the Supreme Court of the | —msetaiis reserved AT ‘of the ‘olutnbia, passed on the 14th day of Ma: ive days’ ad: | .O WEDNESDAY AF MAY TWENTY- ; 7 detaufting purchaser or purc! after f FE oe cont discount alowed jae. Running down through the heart On Liste. we Will satag | [ATIMEL & SLOAN, Auctionsers, 1400 G et, Vertisemient- All conveyancing and recordigg st pur. | SEVENTH, 1602, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the | No notes required and 6 per A. D. 1891, in equity cause - iseq, We shail sell thot elezant of Chili in a southeasterly direction, the snowy vublic auction tu the hignest bidder om AHUKSDAY, | “On WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH. 101, | “22*¢r'® (ot. Five Sat etrect worth west. three stories 6 on all accounts settled in thirty days. irregular line of white agains! No. 1314 Verincit avenue northwest, the following de- | Gu Shares of the. Caisiat Sites oF the Merenie Mal | [ HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Asses to Lfoot alley, affording root Stabling room _ ; ? " scribed real estate lying in the city of Jveshington, | Association of the District of Columbia. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF AN FIGHT-ROOM BRICK | This is very valuab.e property and should command Aconcagua, the Joftiert mountain Of the three 5 ee ee eee eee ere ee ‘Terms ot sale cash. ‘WILLIAM B. TODD, DRWELLING, NO. 1914 10TH STREET NORTH. | the attention ot investors or parties whodesire « uand- Rocan's Americas, is visible the entire distance. humbered two hundred and fort 242) as the | >= Sao SS ‘Teruus: 35 cash, balance in one and two years, with a ¥ irtue of « deed of trust to us, dated July 12, . g After leaving. the Valparaiso, station (rhose sa @ is recorded, in Liber HD. C. falto, 18 of the ATCLIFFE. — Auctioncers, 1NSy, and duly recorded in Liber Isl folie Uiinet | Notes bearing interest en secured by a deed of trust, ‘Seq... one of the land recorus of the District of Colum: | °F #1 cash. ‘Of purchaser. "All conveyanch OREDIT ROUSE, —— remotest chance on schedule ti Geng with ail’ modern improvewects and bys E — rnd recording at purchaser's eget.” ‘iwo Li 4 : dwelling with all ‘improvements bs VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON | bia. and at the written request of the holder of the note | Its Yovoait required at tune, Dut as likely to be several minutes too early as brick stable in the rear. 7 | . FLORIDA AVENUE IN LE DMOIT PARK NEAR | secured by atid trust. 'we will offer for sale on FAd- * required st ime ol TIMER & SLOAN, nen Daw mene. an hour or more too late—the roadruns forser. BREAKFAST IN THE OPEN ATR. FTezuue of saleas prescribed by the decree: One-third | | FIFZH RIMEET NOKTHWEST | BP HALE-PAST FOUR OCLOCE ior miay of ts | myl0-dkas Auctioneers. eral miles along the edge of the bay close to | ner table would be considered such a mark of She and two years, equal instalisients, to beut ineten | SEETH ISO wt FIVE O'CLOCK: wesieal ie tot Premises all cf, lot numbered nineteen (19) in Elise | 7 ri the yy rocks against which the waves barbarism that even a Terra del Fuegoan atthe rate of per cent per annum until paid. payabie | of the premises, by public auction, le:nents’ subdivision of lots in, square numbered | []NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE.—BY VIR- = i are ih el a Snel a pio a a SUB-LOT 26 TN BLOCK 8 three hundred and thirty-three (3:5) a8 per piat Te- tue of s writ of fieri taciss, issued out of the clerk's ing, while — and —— scream- — Igerhmna gibbons tanta Norse a ‘of trust upon 8 id property, oralicash,at the option ‘OF LE DROIT PAKK, corded in Liber Ww. 8 fouio 139 of ee ae, {he | office of the Supreme Sat tio amit Colm ing overhead. In one place ills trend | ciently civiliz . deed " S' z : Surveyors office strict or Columbia, fronting | bis, me directed, 1 will sell at public sale, for down 20 cloreiy to the shore that there is bureiy | little drunkenness here, and what there is is $Me allconeyancina ashe conf te purchase | toanaity tng go Sata w. = CPOE OO fee) SY Tele‘ Hh mre by dey ome | ean tru of scour hous act pela Detect : oom for the track and in stormy weather the | mostly among foreigners who have learned Is the ters of fale are not complied with in fifteen | | ‘Terms: Over and sbove an in-ambrance of torether with all the improvement, ways: cassumnte, | SETWELVE OCLC Be rahe Sone ats MUL: |] Lows 2. EXPRESS days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the rizht | to be paid in cash, a deposit of $100 to be paid at time rice aden new building, 1330 G st. windows are often sprinkled with it | whisky. a rights, privileges, h nts abd appurtenances to | and interest of the detendent in and to the following car ! Spray o: to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- | of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten ya, other | Tie eee ina as ny pared to receive the surf. are obliged to confine themsel faulting purchaser aiter five days’ notice in The Even- | wise the right is reserved to reseli at the risk and cost fomered enywise appertaining. 2 eee. iy-six | fogs of all 4 “hil ‘Terms: ¢2,0U0 in cash, the balance in one and two The latter, Leverage in Chili is not at all like Ie Sat. THUR T. BRICE. - Sigh detealting purchaser. Allconveyancing endte- | yaaseteciantid ‘fe gtee mune ta,oue and twe sists Sepia atten the corn chicha of the northern countries, this SPaUUR Tee , N{ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Einoulnts, with interest at © per cent, suid interest foe | bee e . a being & sort of raw cider distilled from the Taeaerren ovsrsre nomad RP RNORTH GoRDON,S TM | mysiakas Pe Pikacioni,_| Hep aaneai teeargtigeea gra ieties | ct amunren, Det of Clana eee tal | Hates Sg grape. + mM 7 ‘uctioneers. of sale. If terms of sale are not coniplied with - | levied on as the property of James H. Kelley, and will | _™9! Yet the Chilian farmer, asa rule, still plows | for the dining room of s cottage at one of the| __my2-dads T)USCANSON BROsS., Avetio teem days frou day ‘of sale the trustecs Teserve the | be sold to satisfy Epecution No. SOlisat ee, ie tater with a sharp-pointed piece of wood, sometimes | fashionable watering places is composed of a | PR ATCLIFYE, DAKE & C0., Aucts, a ee eee eee Oe a | en ey pera eee cert and cost of the | of J. C. Erecod & Co. DANIEL M. RANSDELL, Dare O.: shod with iron, sometimes not, and has never | gea green material known as harness cloth. | VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, XO, WASHINGTON-IN ““rWININC cree Fer | Seastenes om sete ai | “aavoriree. ba = e CITY.” BEING | some ne iblished in Ws D.c. Au | RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. 13to}eS known any better harrow than s bundle of | Over this is thrown a net of ivory col- 1017 TWELETH STREET NORTHWEST. pL gee ee Ae janciag and record cost of the pur a ELLIOTT’ ‘ SMiid AND ‘TRUST! ‘SUB. | conver a ing at the the All tmpurities of the BLOOD. Stir up the brush, while all the threshing of his enormous | ored cord, the meshes perhaps an’ inch On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THI DIVISION. OF THAT PORTION OF “THe | chaser FILER eet Trustees, (TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | liver, build up the system, rerulate the bowels ror, done Dy the prantive method of dri | square or father of diamond shape, The eft | fatkeoe™ BAvLOE Send GN TER SHELA MHANGH |_mvieaate “HHOMAS DOWLING, hecionee, | 1 RGRSEPTAM, BRO SE ROKIHNEEE | soda Honevinsbeanyendn wa ing horses to and fro over the grain. is of rip) a water and is indescribal LOT 12, OF POTOMAC OR ANACOSTIA RIVER AND NORTHEAST (722 H STREET NORTHEAST). WILLIAMS’ SARSAPARILLA RAILROADS IN CHILI. deantiful. is unique curtain will be lo tang theo Dan ateae nortaifesh Sim PENROYE Ceara AACED SIO THE NEW | ] ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioncers. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded aon the Speaking of railways, Chili has at the present | back with a cable cord and the catch may be a | pr atinecsiory Orck hours modern’ terror more i records: and of the District of Columbia, in Liver No} _¢ te guaranteed tocure all Blood and Skin Dis- a By virtue of the Supreme ELEGANT THREE-STOKY AND BASEMENT to 343 et seq, a yucst - . os ides a0 aah $ ion, | Fowlock or some other appropriate design. | kuown «No. 1017 lth street nor:hwest. Disirict of Goinsnbs passed intense of Neyisese, | ere fhe jury socured Thereby, we will seleepuse zac | Stses REKUMATISM, Rheurnstic Pains and time ‘about 1150 miles of them in operation, | WTine of small _sinkers.acrowe the bottom of |. ters, Fete ce tance gt gone twa and | Naylor et al. No. tiki im equity, we will offer at | RESIDENCE, No. 1116 VERMONT AVENUE, | thin ie frost or hs Prgulies on THURSDAY and surveys have been made for the construc- | such a curtain would not be at all out of place, | {uree eure, Uner cent, secured Ly deed of trust mors NaH DAV ot SUAE, A.D.IW0l at HALE: | AT AUCTION. AT HALE-PAST FOUR OCLUCR Pi. tion of as much more. Of the completed and the artistic householder could vary this | purchaser. A deposit of $200 required at the time of | PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM CK P.M. vario ‘ Bumbered one (1), sn square numbered roads the state owns 590 miles and private indi. ‘im may different way Tease teen day of sala int poner sod ed with im | subdivision of ‘TWINING CiTY,” made by us as| ‘On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- | sndeuiymine (coo). of the VINEYARD OF THE #RA. viduals and corporations the remainder. ‘This | “Tito degorative possibilities of burlap as a dopey ete rk end-cot of the defaulting pure SeniSi."in dhe turveyors ome ot The Diatileet | FIFTH, 1801; at FIVE O'CLOCK, in tront ot the | they of anuneton, Di ‘The first stopping place is called Vino del | road from Valparaiso to Santiago, including its | wall covering are manifold. A ver} fective | chaser after five days’ advertisement of such Tesai Ky Columbia. Premises, we shall offer at public auction that valu- Mar (‘vineyard of th = .. | branches to Vegas, Santa Rosa and the | way of using it is by applying the fabric | Some Bewspaper pul in Washington. D. 0. ‘Lerims of sale: One-third cash, the balance in equal | able three-story and basement residence No. 1116 Ver- ity (80) feet more or toa ten (10) foot alley, Jo). s suburban town, where tne eectinens | Andon is about 150 miles long. From ihe capt | gasdarned fo. tued Wall nbd talend ot tes | spaseroores om ui atte See gt fae | mat et cei inisest hoes dat of sls peraine | out avenne, sixteen rooms, with modera | ilencs ves paralie wih the ln ct Wart north, ms {wealthiest | a1 it rans almont due eouth to Angol, 352 miles | a single tuft or brass nail’use eomething thet | “umwsakds Auctioneers. | semi-annusily, and to be sectred by 2 deed of trust on | UBPTovements, welaut mantels, See chante. | wiih: etlity" (RO) fect of the country come to spend their sum- more, beside a branch to Palmilla. From tha | will form the design on the wall, a nail, for in- | ])RAME DWELLINGS AND BARNS, &c., TO BE the proper ‘sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- ‘easi along the line of Here, It's the Long Branch of Chili, by far | present terminus it is to be extended away | stance, with @ heed of fat armorially | REMOVED. - shiva A Spout of 425 ou euch t wold will bore , ge most clogant and fashionable resort in all | Lown to Valdivie—an important German settle. ed or with some little bape like the con- | pO, MONDAY, APIEKNOON, MAY TWENTY- pti fo ee Set oN Seath America, not excepting Petropolis and | ment on a mighty river of the same name-that ized iris FANTHS at THAME BULLDINGS writh within ten days from day of sale te trustovs te- ‘of ‘the purchaser or Pur- eh SES de Janeiro, fhove Stemer |i $8 tas eseuiey ares: teenvers fren ate Fronting B stret jon cea of LINCOLN Serve the rucht to resell tho ‘in default ‘ced of trast on the uri m Pedro's time. NUE and near electric car ‘option = Sis of te clans of Yaipraino ant shecapt-| She srearsieely aavtows vorinay Skeet, te ahiaembaecas 1 etic even south, own splendid es- jis d bi = of purchaser or pur- of | dians than th nice of a standing army. hich gives alwa; fect of met : F. purchaser. Bayar es it ene ptta ctor | ehyhas Aah rece gramunsarety, | puch gentry the tert ltromenen, | "ESTES PME OF SARAH PRO'S Tavis” LATING SLOAN, Aneto etal place, but reminds one of some of the pop- | arst railway in South America (in 1850)—that | with the colors affected in dainty bed rooms, | By virtue of a deed of trust recorded March 22, ATCLIFFE, DABR & CO., Auctioneers, ‘lar resorts in California, ou the Atlantic coast | berween Caldera nud Conia which the insur-| whether of pale ‘pink, robin's blue, sea | in Liver 15570, follos 207 and 2200 et seq. one of the la R ‘$20 Fean. ave. and can ek of the Mediterranean. | gents recently destroyed, or even yellow. ‘Exquisttely cst recordsot the District of Covumbia. and pretentious mansions 2 cases, tables chairs reset in marvelous gardens of fruits and BUSINESS DONE BY THEM. fone y ap Serr yaa ermal Mowers. There are lovely walks and drives | I have seen an official statement to the effect | "5 Monn At, ts ead jounging places and eee oe — that last year the total number of passengers: it any direction, forward, back or facilities, an immense hotel, wherein it carried ibis ji % t the fashion, especially on Sundays, for parties by all the Chilian railways was 1,362,- | aye, over the bed, without touching the oce 18, over a 989; the amount of cargo 569,385 tons, and the | pant thereof. It is an English device and it is coming out by train from Valparaiso to_break- i fast about -day. A great. many Engl receipts $2,142,985. 1! figures do not in- | much used in hospitals, although it appears to clude the short lines i to be rather cum| " wend in Vino, therefore it goee without mines of Coronel, Lota, Lebs and Pants Arenee, ‘““qhe old-fashioned dinner bell is not nearly that riding is greatly ioduiged he ke | BOF that running from old Sau Antonio to the 7 Plow Ey ceedibeent Rone tarsi Doth ladies and gentlemen. Nowhere in the | Muth of the Maipo river. aries _ ‘The government also keeps in repair about World can better society be found and the | gorty ailes of street nanan Le ty ¥, highways to the Ganer parties, high tons. lawn fotes und kettle- | length of 18,600 iniles and 1,700 seule Paths in Arrived in the outskirts of Santiago we Salk, O% TRU: ‘TWO-STORY | shtzived in the cntehir of Santiago we are EMENG Ab Sony nga SOCTEEASE By. and brick, and following the crowd come length to’ long line of waiting street cars and _ Securing one of the latter we have a three-mile drive through the beautitul Alma- ceda, with its trees and Diez-y-ocho avenue, lined on both skies ‘marble pal- aces and other closely built streets to the prin- cipal hotel on the central ‘axsie B. Wann. =o ‘The Fin de Siecle Fly. i Py “Will you walk into my parlor?” said the spider to to Vi it is ultra ‘iy.” cape neg cone kB: “Tout perier has om entrance, bat of exits i te ‘Steer delicacies which helther love po ed So IM (oY outside im eafety and remain litte Bahind the ‘there is ps SETS Easy Enough if Going Down Hill. Pa ho SS ‘the shade of oaks and @ merry Be prerembsgetmasr obec rs ss fom the highlands to long ite | wiih hs eet. Se