Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1880, Page 5

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALFS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaY¥s. [(OMAS DOWLING, An ‘Auctioneer. He USTEE'S CALE OF VALUABLE TMPROVED EIN coe DC. ON TBE HEIGHTS. AT TI ‘COR: Best CONG! ‘ASD STODDERE Virtue of a deed of trust, dated on the March, ister tad of recht smnoae the fee land reeurds of the District of Columbia, ta Uber 81S, at folic 203. Re.. and at tie rota of secu reby, the undersigned a8 trustee, will, 0: UESDAY, ener DAY Or JUNE, 1880, at 6 ofcL , in front of the premises in sai ngs and 8 iceman 2 a. waddition to east corner 0: the intersection of Stod. onarese strstr, and running east wit fine ¢f Stoddert ‘street 225 ure 0% the west li line of don, convexed of da Poth. 3878, and recorded in ens liber 804, *p. 255, thence south at right anwles toBtoddert street, 120 feet. thence west and arallel with bioddert sirect 196 6-12 feet, more to Conwress street , and thene=, ima tocthwes. ferly direction on the ‘east line of Consress st with, the improvements, rights «to the same belong! ‘op with interest at ton (10) pet Maret, 1 od land reeords, in 2 coasts of s m per snnam, from 20th Pre count said interest) with the ex: ies woe of salt sud tues in cash, and the balance of purchase ‘twel for which balance the notes of the pur. Chaser, with v day of saie, and secured by a deo’ of trust om the property sold, shall be taken, $00 to be paid in cash at t me ‘tim «ses of sale and taxes will be aw- le. If the purchaser do not apy the terms of sale within 5 day or je thereof. « reeale will be had at his rise and Spat, after s notive to that effect, inserted 4: ¥, in : tar newepaper, for 5 di coureganciog ana Fecording at purchaser my21 d&ds CHARLES M. MAETH (uaRLEs W. BANDY, Auctioneers. VALUABLE TIPROVED | REAL ESTATE ON I PS at ae RTHWEST, AT PUSLIC AUC- 0} By yittue of s deed of trust, dated the first day of Aj recorded among the laud Seoocte cl the Lictrick of Columbia, in Liber No. 638, folio 428, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale, at baba auction, in front of the THR STH DAY OF JUNE, S80, aT M., all that parcel of aroun’ situate in the city of Washington being part of Lot numbered fourteen (14), bered five hundred snd sixty-two ( seribed as follows: Bewinnins for the Of Tstreet north, at the northeast point in thi corner of said lot, and running thence south one adred and fi:ty (150) feet to a private ailey in Baa iauare: thence weet twenty (20) feet clei ry inches; thence north one hundred an] afty (150) feet to ssid street, thence east twenty (2)) feet eight (5) inetes to the bezinuing. The improve- ments consist of @ Thre.siory Brick Dwelling Terms.of sale: One-third of the mirehasé money cash . ba.ance in er instalments, at one and two Fears siter date, tae deferred payments t0 bos Pi ate eof bein cent per annus, and eedof trust e 8200 down at time of a: ee eee '26-dkdg EUGENE ‘GARUST, Trustee. DRY GOODS. AMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE. FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS. PERSIAN LAWN. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LAWN. NAINSOOK. DRESS GINGHAMS, in New Designs. PACIFIC PERCALES AND LAWNS, 12 SUMMER SUITINGS, 12%, 18, 20, 45, 60, 75, #1 00. ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS. TYLER & CHEWNING. Gate clerka with Perry & Bro.) my27 1S 7th st. n.w. AWNS: LAWNS: LAWN: One Thousand aon Lee & Besutiful Lawns ht Hnndred (800) Pieces of Bes: wie RCIEIC LAWNS. 10, 1254, 1 One Hun:red (100) Pieces of FEENC! UH LAWNS, 25, 31, 3 Hundred (160) Pieces FIGURED LANES LAWNS, 15; 18" 20, 25e. CABRTER'S, ‘7H Market Space. INDIA Paha the foe se ee for Ladies’ Dresees, 20, 25, 31 VERY FINE BLAOK FRENCH awae. 2. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FINE LACE STRIPE WHITE GOODS, ouly i2}gc. Special Bargain. COLORED SILKS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, Ravy Biue. COACHMAN'’S DRAB AND OTHER COLORS, only 56e. COLORED SATINS, very cheap. SUMMEB SILKS, 50c. EXCELLENT BLACK SILES, 76,87, #1. 00, 81-12, 81. 25, 81. 37,31.50, up to 83.00. CABRTER’S myld 7A Market Space. G TO DUBKEUIL BHOS., 4AI2 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS oct: pes & THE CONVEN’ FOR TECIALTY. na ST. $3 }- 80 SHIBTS Half-dozen Fine SHIRTS. ‘Balf-dozen Superior SHL Haif-dozen Elezant SBIBTS.. Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENT'S Aha ae always on hand. {HIRTS CHEAPER THAN ae ‘Our ‘Mystery SHIRT, at 75 cts., wnnished, ts cheaper than we sold it “when — ‘and Kinen was way below present prices. SHIRT, fniehed.fy the ches only 80 cts. The “‘Orown lahed. 6 cis ‘Our LINEN OOLL: eat ety st eT dozen, are as usual} ‘at 52°00. Our sik ey Re pean the se a MEGINNISS’, sp30 2002 EF street now. QGaiETs: SHIBTS! SHIRTS: & FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER... a 00 § EXCELLENT DRESS SHIBIS to order 10-50 Hi : acer hon UNFINISHED SHIRTS ‘OF s OWN MAKE ALWAYS By Opposite Patent Offica. SU aND + ieee DRESS We have just opened s splendia tine of DBEBS GOOD! "Con rising full sasor 4 SPrBine Preneh aa Roky ari Sac Mulls and French N ‘al wrades An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & Cv.. 1388 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. aplo Just received from tee Fred. Keppel, of New York, s large areortment tof AND BARE FPR GRAVINGS. ALSO N Mark Twain's T: ME yaiu's Tramp Al ‘Abroad dard” coruplete. Rtdiee Bo Southern Europe. turope 1880, Lonateliow's Golden Legend. 9) monde « J. CHAPMAN,” AM MATROPOLITAN BOOK S81UR an SS ave! sUsT. D'S DIGEST OF PAT! vs cur 8 OF: DEEATENT i OFFICE tei, ditet i came ported decisions at re ii: Somtecouers 0 Patents to January 1, 1580. Aud THREE LEQTURES ON THE CONSTI TION OF THE UNITED STATES telstered batove By Mr Anos te School of Washington, D. C., : Sati : oxy nile, ‘Of the U: 8. Su price’ were Be 0. a mOnison.: myn —_ eee Lo a LIPPINCOTI’S PRONOUNCING = GAZETTEER oF THE WORLD. Gast published and for sale by FEANCIS B. MOHUN, Svocmssous to Momun Baos., myi ROLS Pa. ave., cor. 1ith st. | chaser, secured nj FUTURE DAYS. HOMAS DOWLING, At Auctioneer. ‘TRUSTEER'S SALE. OF VALUABLE PRO N THE ae Ha CORNER OF RAND THIRD STREETS BAST, O! TLL. #2 deed ,of trust dated the 29th By virtue of a ak fhe 29" on Sevock, in frout of the premises, the following- mae property, viz + a that certsin piece or od cere and described on the plat or Peret the oft said District of of Washington, In Pot lettered Ota NO. Bholos and ers recorded subdivision of nical lots num- bered 14 and 15, in square nurubered 759, boxii ning forthe same at the southwest corner of A cumbia, 8s street north and 3d sti and running thence south with the lines of said 3d street east 21 feet; thenee west 11 10 and s half inches; thenos Borth 21 feet: thence east along the lie of North A street 109 feet ten anda half inches to the place of bewinning. ‘Terme: One-third caah; the residne in two equal payments at six and twelve months, with notes earing interest, and secu! ya deed of trust. Aulconveyancing at pu: echaser’s cost. $100 depostt ee at Live myzt- e time of 5: GEORGE PETER, Trustee. Wencnen Saee Ae ae ee § PENNS / PROPER: TE N NOI BE- ingag Wy ee STORY BRICK Re oPactieet of Colambis, passed on the Sth day of May. A D. 1880, in equity cause 6,839, di wherein Emma Myers is 6 of a Hoe of the Supreme ste feb e JUNE, A jescribed real cefate, situate in the city of W: ington, D and being all of lot numbered five 5), reservation rumbered ten (10). tosether with the imuprovementa thereon, consisting of a three- ric ing with store. one ; balance in four (4) equal x (6). 5). twelve (12), en hteen (18) and twenty-four (24) ‘months, eee a promis- scry notes of the purchasers, beat terest at the rate cf seven (7) percent. per pt secured by deed of trust cn the property sold; 820) deposit at time of sale. All conveyancing and poet at purchaser's cost. It terms of sale are not complies with in seven days the Trustees reserve the right = resell the property at the ak and Cost of the da- fauiting purchaser or purchascre, after ten daya previous advertiseren beat THER 8. PIKE, Ro. 453 Ds B. BH. WaRNER, Auct. “my27-akas HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctior cer, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under s deed of trust to me, berring date 19th January, 1875, and recorded in libar the Isnd records of this District, 35 pages 6, ke., 1 shali sed at public avotion, to Bhd behest bidder, on the promi : Ree ‘THE 10TH Dav OF JUNE, 1880 AG Bee A part of lot 23, mequsrelOaT, been Tiehae. e272? of sinarg and running thencssouth ertie seiect cary 68 en, 25 Seek: thence nor-h 20 fect’ thonce eam so ~ north to H street north 80 feet; and then with H street 16 feet to the bexinutme—‘tefoult bay ing ee luade in the payment of the debt “e¢ure: there waters property is improved by substantial frame pai ‘Terms of sale: One-third eash, and balance in equal payments in one ard two ye: ars, bearing in- terest, deferred payments to be in notes of pur- mD property. All conveyanciue ost’ of purchaser. W. B. WEBB, Trustee, my27-eokds 405 5th street. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM. one Ep es FRONTIN ‘REET, ETWEEN SIXTH EMiu SIREE tS NORTHWEST, T 6 fe aeonre BU VsiNa TAGE TOs - ‘FOOT AL! By virtne of a d ary rh dated eon nD | P. at ber 24th, A. Liber No. Faoords for the District of Columbias and by dire tion of the party sccured thereby, I will sell at pal ie auction, in front of the premises, ou M\ % 7TH, A.D. 1880, aT 6 O'CLOCK P. that certain piece or parcel of Isnd situate, and being inthe city of Washington, in the Dis- trict of Columbis, and being the east half of lot numbered four (4), in square anmbered forr bun dred and forty-re 7), fronting thirty feet six inches (30 a in.) 61 ot north N street. ‘Terms of sale ird cash ; balance in six and twelve months fom day of sale, with intorest at the rate of per annum, Secured by a dleea of trust on the yroperty sold: or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit of 3100 Tequired at tive of sale. If terms are not com- plied with in five days from day ot sale, the Trustee Feserves the right to rexell at risk and cost of de- Sokds THEODORE SHEOKELS, Trustee. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. ThUSTEES: SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME WE WITH GROUNDS, 0, A SMALL FRAME DWELLING SIT- care No. 605 NINTH STREEL SOUTH- By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated August 24, 1877, sud duly recorded ih Liber (9 No. 868, folio 215, and at the request of th party secured, wo will sell at public auction, Front of the premises, on MONDAY, Juxe Za, A. D. 1880, a 5 O'CLOCK P. M-. the following-de- piece or parcel of grouna, situate ia the City of Washington. D. 0.” and being. the west fit eight (38) fect front, and runnin back with that width the depth of 203 feet 434 inches, of lot numbered twenty-five (25), in square eight hun- dred and seventy-seven (877 improved by a lane two-story frame dwelling. ALSO, ON THE SAME Day, aT 534 O'CLOCK P. M., the following-descrited pidce or parcel of round, situate in the city d-,and being the north fourteen and one halt (144) fee front by depth of lot numbered seventeen ({7), in square numbered nine hundred and twenty-aix (926), improved by ail two-sto me dwellin "Terme Oa they ‘of Lot 2, Square 877, being one-third cash; VValanoe in three equal instail- in one, two and three years from for which notes of the purchaser will be taken, bearing interest at rate of ix per cent. per annum and Secures by 2 Gand of tevat on the property sold; or all cash, at_purchaser’a option. The terme on part of Lot 17, Square 926 be: $50 deposit on each piece of prope Gib or Sato Sih berreaulred. "All oonveyanclny at patos one ote. to be complied with in fen daye from day o . NE. HERRELL, } my2T-cokds Gkonae W. McKEE, 5 F@t ANNUAL SALE AT TUNLAW FARM By CaTALoave oF HIGH-BRED REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE, Wil take place THURSDAY, Jyxe Sp, at Maral in Trustees. Thos, L. Hume’s Stock Farm ‘*Tusiaw. commencing at hioczocs M., compris- Te 50 HEAD OF JERSEY CATTLE 6 HEAD OF drowns CATTLE, YOUNG BULLS, ready fox service. COWS, HELFERS ‘aud CALVES. The ‘Tunlaw” Farm, herd was selected with view to the improvement of this valuable strain of Cattle, and has taken the premium over all, competi- every exhibition where shown. Premiums awarded this herd last year amounted to over 861N. ‘his of Hai a moet, Soe opportunity for bresdere fo eect ‘The dams and sires of of ‘ther ‘stock Offered will be on ee the day o: MIMEDIATYLY after the above will be gold sev- “STAR PILOT and BASHAW COLTS,” ranging from 1 to ys Ashe raised by Mr. Hume. ae oO BERKSHIRE’. and 1 ESSEX'S PIGS, Dipyigua tania, ae : adi reid i auanedo roreented breeding Jersey ‘Mr. Hume, makicg « S apecialty of iseex Pign has decided to have resular searly eales of the same. Pull partie, y the catalowues, which can be obtained at “Tunlsw Farm,” Hume, Cleary & Go., and of the oa eyance will be farnished to desi arenes i ‘urnishes reons rons: apecting Fe stock previous stoeale on applica- vunlaw Farm only beluga short drive {rom ie Will be plessed IRE BTUCK Onin tal tay of alee Con veyances will leave Copa of Highand Bri beam Georgetown at 9, 9:30, 10, 10:30 and myl6-co” DU! aay ok gale BROS., Auctioneers. YHANCERY SALE OF PI - Case Ge MNetee ENTH Tere BE oe Supreme ¢ Ging ghane Writ of Sas ae iy 7,19% equity, T will offer for auction. tn front of the premises, on on, EVE “f Daye ZENE 1st, 1880, a7 6 o'oLocK P.at , wes 20, in are S6, with the sbiprdvements yo desirable Baiement brick dive ge, and situated ie ices of ce rte ay cok of sale: One-fon sale or within seven days thereafter, the residue fe three equal i ents in six, t teen mouths from the day of sale, the puschoses et ates interest from the day of sale at six per cent per annum, Spatial Meee aatueaae Be Eoneee meee and interest is tat All canter ceptance of each bid. : bel iss JAMES B. EDWARDS, Trustee, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Anct. aA OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers. USTEE’S i OF pee RIOR D Nae AnD aTORY BACK BUILDING, ‘No. 1358 3 Ory anc aad on the day of bee i a A F THIS AVTERNOON. Ce W. HANDY, Auctioneer. pig a SALE pape VED POP: ERTY ON ae ova ‘RB OF SEVENTH AN: 5 ts. Saivision ol in lote in ae reed, situate . The lots [3 67, TL and two-story Brick Dweli- ing! "A Di Pst of of the property will be exhibited on the day of ‘Terme if sale: One fourth the residue in six, twelve and Panga pet at 6 per cent a ae All convegancing at jepostt_on_acce| complied with within peeve pind ads from aeiet of default. therect t defaulting isk and cost. BARBO! Trustee, myl8-eodka este 637 isin venue. sale; pur. HHOMAS DOWLING, 4 Auctioneer. USTEFS' SALE OF WHARF PROPERT THE FOOL OF WASHINGTON BeR GEORGET aby yirtuect a toed of ice dated the 224 day of October, 187%, and duly recosded in Liber No. 902, folio 68, &c., one o3 the land- records for Washington, Districts of poset the Badersixned Trustees wi U! Oru pax op JUNE, 18s Ty Tie the following: Uthat "lot of. gronnd, an acne des és provers vid: Georxetown, Dist atee that, postion, of Lee and Gadinoves alc, dead eecae pwenty-ei (20) eetan Ve “A iors Sonne Ipg south 294 feet wor nia avenue atid € Patong riven foe” -€ oF less to t ihe chanel of the Street and o er aded on the east by Washington Bronwen weet by the lot. Deloncinss to Aire tye? se above-described lot having been Lb" John Lee, trustee, and Sarah B. L. Joseph 1. and William H. Sins by Ke“ ated dhe Sth May. 157, and pence tn Fae) 97, in Doa Pecand Cantuors adsition (9 Gosrectown, mown as Lot 97, in Rqnare 3, in suid George: town. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve monthe, with notes bearing interest at eieht Rer cent yer ainum until paid, and secured by a ped of trust on the property." All convesancing and recording at purchaser's cost. $100 deposit required at time of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days from the day Bale, the Trustees reserve the Tight t roast tho projerty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. WILSON, / SSE H. lny27-d&da WM. CLABAUGH, "j Trustees. UNCANSON BROS. “anctincern. 9th and D streets northwest. TRUSTER'S SALE OF | TNPROV Bp PROPERTY RTRPET BETWEEN se OND. NB THIRD REET, Bg A STREETS EAST, AT A Seas By virtue of a deéd of de. ated 288 Anguet, A.D. 1878, and guly Tecorded in Liber No. 893, folio’ 306, et me of the Fand Records cf the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, Iwill selt at public auction, in front of the prémises, ‘on RIDAY, THE 4rit Day or June, AD. 1Se0, ae CK E-M., the following-deserived prem- gertain plece or parcel of yrotnd lying and bene =" GAG pe Washington, Soa Districl of Colambia, Les Seribed on the «round plst or plan of said city as part of lot numbered dd), juaré DUmbered feven hundred and if x (150, raid lot having a fiont of thirty-two (82) feet, by a deyth of one hundred (100) feet, tozether with all the improvemente, ways, easements, rizhts, priv leves ahd appurtenances to the samme beloneiie oF in any wise sppertaining. Tmnprovements omsist- a ot two two-stors Brick Houses, Nos. 230 and 2 The. property, Till besold subject toa dead of trust, 01 90, with interest at 8 per cent. from diay, 18th 187 ‘Terms: ” One-third cas iret t9 wi part cr balance in six, twelve, hteen, twenty-four, thirty and thirty-six months, pith Per ent interest and. fo. be. secure ‘a deed of trust on premises sold. Conveyancing si purchase ers cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves tne rivht to resell ut risk and cost of defauiting pur- chaser, after giving five days public notice of such resale.” $100 deposit on each house at time of | & my22-d&ds DANIEL E. CAHILL, Trustee. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME Ronee ON a BORE SIDE OF PROS- STRER’ TWEEN FREDERICK ASD" FAYETTE’ STREETS, GEORGETOWN, By virtue of w deed of trust, dated the 35th day of Ausnst, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 866, folio 75, ove of the land roc, ords for Washington. District of Columbia. dereuened Trustece wil sell on WEDNESDAY, this orn Dax oF JUNE, 1880, Az 6 orcLock, the, follow: ing described, property, viz: All that part of Lot mbered 40, in thy, Threlkeld’s and Deakins’ addition to Georetown, becinuing at & point on the north side of Prospect street, distant D1 feet west of Frederick street, said point being the center of the dividing wall between the two Frame Heuses; thence north with the center of said dividing wall one hundred and_ twenty feet; thenco west eighteen feet; thence south one hundred and twenty feet, and then east eixuteen feet to the be uni Terme: One-third cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per anniim until paid, aud sdcured by a ded of trust on the property. All conveyancing 4a fecordihe at purcuasers cont, 100 depos time of sale. 1f the terms of sale are not compiie puth in seven daye from the day of sale, the Trus- tees reserves the right to resell the property at ths Fisk and coat of the defaulting pur haser. SUC4: | trustees. my27-d&ds Maviiew PLATER, W ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. corn STEE’S SALE OF 4 TWO-STORY FRAME HOUrE, ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SECOND AND HIRD STREETS SOUTH- By virtue of a decd of trust, dated Auzust lst AD. 1577, and recorded in Liber No. $4 BEE, foito 488, ct neq, one of the lant reonrs forthe District of Co'umbia, aud by direction of the party secured, I will sellat_vublic auction, in front of the orem on TUESDAY, hone AX OF JUNR, 1880 aT 6 O'CLOCK P. M., all that car lot of erdund and improvements lying in the city of Weehinuton and District of Columbia, sad kuowa and described as a part of Lot rane mee in square number five hundred ai By G5s.), beginuing at a point forty-two (42) feet feom the scuthwest corner of the said square, at the intersection of Virwinia avenue and 34 street wes:, and running thence eastwardly on the aaid avenue twenty ; thence northerly at right anzles to the eaid avenue one hundred (400) f one westwardly in a straight line parallel with the said avenue twenty (20) reet, and thence to the point of «ginning. rms of sale: One-thfrd cash; balance in six and twelve months from day of sale, with interest atthe rate of eit per cent. per annum till paid, secured by adeed of trust on the property Aold, of sil Cakh at ovtion of purchaser. A deponit of B50 required at time of sale. If terms are not complied with in five days from day of eale the Trastee re- Serves te right to resell a risk ang cost of defaalt- ne TFT, 609,81, 12,8,8 Surviving Trastéo. ee FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. CHANCERY SALE OF VERY_ DESIRABLE PLICDENG LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST- ERN SECTION OF cae ; OFT, BEONTING AND | ‘TWEN’ ‘Ss, eal “DUPONT CInCLE virtue cf adecree of tha Supreme Court: e Aa eteld of Columbia, passed on the eh of pebeUary. 1879, uity cause No. gi ‘will sel, on TUESDAY. JUse ise 20, bee $30" O'CLOCK P. M., On the premises, the Ar property: Lot five (5), in Banas 2, on the northeast corner of 2ist and P -, and containing 10,042 ue fest of ground. This lot wl be sybdiviged deeire glmmediately after, Lots 41, 42, 43 and 44, in Square 96, aggrevating 708 equare feet of ground, on Pstreel, between 20th and 2st strects a8 prescribed by the decres, are: One- thindcarh *nine Feaidue in three equal Paynes at six, twelve and eighteen months fromn day and secured by dced of trust on. the pro sy oats with notes i interest at eix per cont. per au: bum until paid. | All conveyancin at purchasor'a cost. A deposit of ma will be required on each lot at the timeot sale. Sey B. H. WALNEE na ang - aye dawieda B. BE. rasa ae imi, Auctioneer. ANCE, a TWO- srony' S a HO- DER ROOF fa BOLO ON eth ay Fi LIBERA: By Ox t Teun, N pRoy ID) ott THURSDAY, gee tertae, ve Of the pre of the eight houses on'D street, ima al afl And 24 streets southeast, near Prémitenge Hospital, on the followin jiberal terms, viz: $25 on each house 40 he ald at ihe tino of tho tale. and ta6 Fesidue of eh fhe ‘Purchase ‘money in five years, with geariy; condifoea that the ounce es Raho ‘and the lots ine with dispatch Wien Anish closed com complete, and the houses: neured, @ building Joan of for the dee rast tak SEB Sad e Un: ance, wy27-eod&ds wna Estate Auctioneer. ALTER B. aa & 0O., Auctioneers. By virtue recorded Liber 788, at olotie one OF tus 1 oe |i the D} f ce rder passed by thea Sus a Oourt on ft fombis, fn Bait yea ; a Caeaagee ‘will offer for salen it the prance, on Bebo az § ofc deed of trus: auction, in front ee STH Day or JUNE ans ie Gnionte an Dep ent (268) “Mencribed 3 jundred and itty nix (350) ete two in the recorded ‘tg palancein 2 Peeseth te he balance in month per ae E. WAGGAMAN, Real Ketafe Auctioncer. (ee RN VED PROPER- Ss MBTREET, B} FIFTEENTH BD SIX’ 8ST: poeta iTS NORTHWEST: SOUTHEART, A i PETWEES 0 AND D On SE x part of mga asaen eas? oe aD os. aw ensteco Auct. 183 RICT OF eenee HEALTH DE- D RTMENT, Pasmrsarek, May 29,1 NOTICE :—Will he soldat the Pound Mad at mad N. y. ONDAY, THR 3IsT INsT., aT 1 + one Sorrel Forse, iny pounded from Southeastern ‘metion of the Washinxton, and Temaiving in Pound beyond the dine pre weribed byiaw. EMITH TO DD One er. PREUE SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBUR BAN PROPERTY AT THE HEAD OF CON- CUT AVENUE NORTHWEST. ‘That imaguidcoat piece of ing 311-70-100 fect en Boundary strect.at the junction of said Boundarr street and Oonnec- 4 Hout avenue, being Lot ‘*C," of the recorded sub- division of “Oak Lawn,” containing 103, 389 square feet, which was advertisedin ‘*She Star" to be sold on Saturday, the 224 of May, and ‘tag Fridas, the 28th of May, 1280, and i.e gale t day post Pomed on accomiit of the weather in of- ered for sale on the premises, Sa WEDNESDAY, THE 2p oF JUNE, 1880, aT 6 O'CLOCK P. ‘Terms of sale: cash; and the. balance in ene and two sears, with seven per cent intarost, le semi-annually, secured by deod of trust JOHN E. NORRiS, Trustee. ALTEB B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. AL SALE OF HANDSOME OHAMBER SPE® IL¥S, ane Ai OALNCT SI BS ine er ee yaa Zs - uence o1 aturds: 2 holigay, aun Sell on MONDAY, May Shar, T 10 O'CLOCK A.M., in front and within Ae | satesrooue general agsortment of Household WALTER ‘B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucta- effcets. ‘Terms my28-2t UNCANSON BRON, Auctioneers. TERE meant VERE eee Rae He WITH THE BULLDINGS Firlue of 9 decree, passed in the causos xe 8,571 snd No. 4,4 Eauity, in tie A Supreme Qourt of the District of Golunbia, wil gell, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE O28, Iisa ocLoce P.M int tof the emieas: all that certain parcel of lan: te in the Dict grist of ColumLia, and known as those a rts of Lote ® id 2, in Square No. 497, which are contained. st the following metes and bounds: Bexinning for the Same st the northwest corner of 6th and D streets northwest, runping thence north fifty-four 11-12 et; thence west one hundred. and siataen 9. feet; thence south to D street hity-four 11-12 foct thence east with D street one hundred aud sr teen 9-12 fect to the place of beginning, togetix wits se e a One oie me-fonrth f the purchase moriey tu cash, of whitch 8600 wid be aghired to pe deporitad by the purcl.aser at (he tine of sale: balance at stk, vive, eighteen ang twcnty-four isonths: or all In cach, at purchaser's option. The deferred pay- menis, if any, to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by a sien upon the property sold: ‘The sale is peremptory. MAS BRADLEY, - 18. JESUP Stitt, tt. new. ¢ Truste23. Senne = 0 (Estate Auctioneers, 1223 F street n.w. TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON El Boas STREET, BETWEEN K AND By virtue cf a dead of trust, dated the Ist. doy of October, 1372, and duly recorded in Liber No. 698, toto iofrenes the land rec- ords of the District of C inmbis, and at the rei St of the party secured thereby, ¥ w in front of the yy DAY, THE 9TH Day OF JUNE, 1580, y CROCE the real estate in sald deed mentioned, Detne ot bumbered twenty seven - bered one hundred and seven ( the plat of the city of Washinuton, feontine fonur- teen feet on Eighteeuth etreet west, ie running Dack the same width the depth of suid lot. Terms of sale: The Bs ‘operty will be sold subject to £ll general and special taxes due thereon, for one halt the purchase money. cash, and te residis on a credit of six months from day of sale, purchaser deed of trust on the property to secure de- payment, A deposit of $60 will be required when eale is made, and if the purchaser ehall fail to comply with terms of sale in five days the prop- exty wall be resold at his riek and cost. wy y28-di _N. CALLAN, Trnsteo. ae B. Sener &CO., Auctioncers. ‘TRUSTER'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of @ deed of trust to me, dated 22d of April, 1879, Roca naey in Liber No.914, folio 221, et seq., of the lan rds of the. &. District of Columbia, 1 will for sale at public auction, in front of the zoee, on MONDAY, d TH, 1880, aT 5 o’cLock ill sell at public re, on o. Fquare $59. in ‘Washinxton cit: .. being oe 40 feet l inch front by the full depth of said Lot, together with the improvements. The proper- ty,is improved by a neat Frame House ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which 8100 must be paid when the proyerty ia strack off, one~ third in six monthe, and one third iutwelve months with interest on deferred payments until paid < eight percent per annum. Conveyancing and re- cording at purchaser's costs. If terms are not com- plied with in five days, Twill resell at the risk and ‘has cust of defaultihe purchaser. BIRNEY, Traseo, my28-dts 4i<'strect n.w. 1NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BOeTEE es ae GF HOUSEHOLD FURN! = No. FIRST STREST, GEORG! TOWN, “DETWEEN MAKKET AND FRED- ERICK STREET! By virtue of a deed m8 Seast, (dated 16th March, 1880, and dul ded in Liber 9: Talo tis one of the land records of the Di trict of Columbia, the e underalaned will offer at public eale, on FRIDA pond Dax oF Ma KT'THE HOUR OF 10 O'CLOCK AL ACs at NO; 89 Kirst street, Georgetown, all the ‘rousehola Furniture therein contained, consisting of Refrigerator, ‘Turkish Sofa, Marble-top Sideboard, Tab.e, Brussels Carpet, ove Lattobe Stove, Cur- tains and Shades, one handsome Piano, Solid Wal- ant Eeegeres Dlarble- top, ‘Tables, Fancy Chairs ‘Walnut r Set, Velvet Rus, Brussels, Hal and Stair Garrer. Jot of Window Shades, Cotta Set of Chomber Furniture, Cooking Btove and ile, and many other eet ‘Terms of sale: Cash ‘ore delivery. my25-3t B. P. JACKSON, Trustee, rete Geeks SALE I8 POSTPONED TO Ma pee By order of the Te ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. BN SALE. OF & HOUSEHOLD FURNI- EATON pit ISSELY CARPETS. BREN M- TALES ABOUT PLATE MIRRORS, Sn... IN On WOESDAY, dewe tors encing at, 10 o’cLocK 4.M_, we shall sell ‘at 1 708 Tith st OUR BOOMS. northwest. a geners] assortment of Hou: held Effects in wood condition. We name ia bau put-frame Parlor Suites, upholstered in Rep. Watnut Chan-ber Suites, Walnut Wardrobes. Marble-top Tabies, Walnut Marble-top Sideboard. Walnut Extencion Tables, Dining-room Chai Painted Cottage Furniture, Waluut-frame French- Diate Mircore. Painted Wardrobes, Bedstends and Bureaus. Hi usk and Cotton-top Mattr¢ Blankets, Brussels and Incrain Garpets, Hall Qil- clotha and Stair Carpets, oe Giame and Crockery Ware, Kitchen Uten- fers special advanta; to those de- ani ot te tier homes, and ated tarot, tO. deal Uuyers. “WALTER 5 WILLIAMS S00. y27 Auctionéers. S' SALE OF V1 eh DESIRABLE IM. D best. cer. BE. WELFT HOUSE: yt en RESPECTIVE: TH Tog 111) AND B ee aoe TH- ae AND Wii» « BE SOL ite r yrecosied iat ber Aw No. an allo ath, et fet one of the land. ten request of aN secured thereby, we Will cal Be pablic auction, in. Wea Ge ae premises, on ‘tein Was oe na ist ot Sonite wn UO ota plan o a8 being Bots 8u, 81 an aa in rauibaie ic. vision oc ote, subdivision of square 9 nays ciiew and all modern improyementa on ach of said lote, anne rms of gale: One-thi eet vin ot Sans ing partons from day ui penn until ald, ‘at the rate of seven per centum per annum, secured by deed of trust upon the a party the “Tho lots to bssold spe option of the ager. rately. A deposit of 8100 on each lot required at ‘We ie of tale an all conveyanciny & mrchaser, Tf terms are not corp ‘vith in ion ie and cost of detaulling purtioge atie ait days’ notice in wut evening tal M SMIT! RAC Trustees. JAMES aun & ie ‘Au = ox.) For further particulars, R. FI PULTON'S re my27-12t B14 Tu atsect. ‘T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionoer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DR: LEY: VED Re UNIMPROVED PHOPERTY OM OLE, ox ee v1 4 deed of trust dated Septem- th, A. D. 187; 4. jt, ao oe in Eiber jon, in front of the ution rang real ae and ‘Maryland avenue, it orth from the southwest (8), and ru ence street; the : i i : 7 i i THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY... ..Miay 29, LSso. MEMORIAL DAY, 1880. THE DEAD AT ARLINGTON. DECORATING THE SOLDIERS’ GRAVES. THE SERVICES AT OTHER CEMETERIES. ORATIONS AND POEMS. ‘The national capital presented a gaia ap. Pearance to-day, the occasion being tue deco- ration of the graves of Upton soldiers under the auspices of the Grand Army of the Kepablic, Department of the Potomac. The day was fi that could be wished, the alr being delightruly cool with genUle winds. The day was generally obselved as a holiday. The government de partments and District offices Weve closed, and the bankers and most of the business popo'a- tion suspended their usual veostions. Pofrags were displayed at half-mast trom all the go' erpment buildings, the hoteis and other prow pent egeen Anew feature of Memorial Day BON 6 MCTNing parade of the military and tlie . A. KR, which was witnessed by large crow: of ponte slouy the rouce of the procession. Tae lay W hed by the iiring of a saluts at sun- reeat Wluppie by a detachment of the Siem al Corps under Capf. R. P, Strong. The Parade. ‘The various organizations participating In tué parade assembled fa sth and D streets, and at 10 o’cleck the order was given and the line of march Was taken up as follows: Detachment of mounted police, under Lieut, Boteler; Grand Marshal, D.C. Wm, H. Webster, and Corora’e@s H. Norton, T. H. McBuide and E. L. Grant alds; Marine Band, Prof, Schuelder; Dattalion United Statea Artille maior J. Breckenridge; Battery B, 24 Arti Lieuter ant Hubbard; Battery H, ‘do., Lieutenant Hobbs; detachment {ntted States Marines, Captaia i, S. Collum and Lieutenants Russell, Whiting and Beneman; Doneh’s Light Infantry Band; Wash- ington Light Infantry, Colonel W.G. Moore com-- mandirg, with Lieutenants Dalton, Koss, dard and Miller—this command had over 19) Men in line, in fatigue untform—Washington ants, Light Guard, Lt, F. S. Hodgson, in whit2 bitie blouses and white caps; Marine Fieid } Grand Armny of the a2epubl) deparsment ¢91 mander C. C. Royce and stan: W. HL. Webs! 3. V. department commanact: Edwin M. T1 dvparunent commander; aul Brodie A. general; A. a Gunn: A. Q. Mg: games T. Smit! ud: e advocat € Merrill, chief mu: tertag o eee Ba ate eg commanders: FP. . th, B. F. Hawkes, A. iL G nageones E. Corson and H. Ding ema John A. Rawlins Post, ee Charles £. Jo) commander; Lincoin, Post No. commander; John F. Rey nods, W. Granger, Commander; George G. Mead: Post No. 5, A. F, Medford, commander; 0. Morton, Post No. 4, Kobert Bolden, commander; Kit Carson, Post No. 2, James W. Wisner, com- manger; Farragut, Post No. 1, departinéat of Virginia, with their own tleld muste, carrying U.S. and army corps flags, W. Hervey King, commander. Carriages with crippled vetcrans. D. C. volunteer artilie y, Maj. J. R, Hanneman, commander. The G. A. R. wore dark ciothes avd McClellan caps, ‘and presented a unlfor appearance. They were complimented highiy on thelr appearance. The Mine of march was westward trom Mar ket Space on the north side of Pennsylvania ay: nue; continuing along Pennsylvanla avenue, 15th street and Bridge street, Geor: qetown, $9 the Or eee Bridge, where nope arade was a most of those participating in, it pr: ceeding to Arlington to take part in the services ere, Spector, and cer, iL Scene at Arlington, Early this morning people began their jour- ney to Arlington to attend the memorial aay fervices, and oy eleven o'clock the roads leading to the cemetery were tilled with pedestrians, wagons, buggies, carriages, and all kinds of conveyances. ‘This was especially the case with the route through Georgetown. On their ar- rival at Arlington the people distributed them- selves over the grassy hills, and satin groups chatting or making an early raid ou dinner bas- kets. Whole fataliies ¢3 ame. The grounds of the historical old place were in excellent order. The green of the healthy, well-kept sward makes a Very picturesque contrast with the red roads and footways that lead from the entrance up the hills to the old Custis mansion. There were flowers and decorations everywhere. The tomb of the two thousand unknown dead, on the left of the amphitheater, was surmounted by a ceaar column; Cedar branches extended from its sum- mit to each corner of the tomb and to posts erected at like distance therefrom. White and red flowers Were imbedded in the cedar. THR AMPITHEATER was co\ ered with canvass, and was much more ciety. decorated than ever before. Tats was owing to the fact that those in charge of the decorations, becoming apprehensive that the joint resolution in Congress, authorizing the Navy department to loan them flags, migut not be reached in tme, employed Mr. F.’Reh as decorator, who arranged his own flags. The resolution having been approved, the lerge supply of national and other ila, fiom’ the navy-yard were also La; Fach of the posts which upheld the at tr mework bore a victor’s shield. Flags and bunting diverged from the center of each open space betweea the pillars, and surrounded whe shields. The sides of the speakers’ stand were draped in bunting. The piliars suppordng 1t were entwined with evergreen. and festoons of cedar swung from the center of the arbor root to the side. Two large . flags diverged from the two middle pillars facing the audience in the amphitheater, The flagsof theG. A. R. Were hung in all directions. ‘The woodwork below the speaker was covered wath bunting and evergreen wreaths. Within the past few days there has been placed on the grand stand amarbie rostrum or altar 3 feet in height, 41 feet long and 3 feet wide, and the tront of whtca is a handsomely carved Coat of arms, with the words “E Pluribus Unum.” The rooms of the old mansicn were headquarters for the ladies of the decoration committee, and were strewn with the remnants of choice bouquets. The at~ tendance to-day was not ag large as in former years. Under the roarble tablet recently erected were the words ‘in Memoriam” in boxwood, There were few ceats within the enclosure, m03 of the people there standing, Exercises at Arlington, A national salute was fired at Arlinzton at don by the D. C. Artiliery, Major J. “Banne- man, as a signal for the commencement of the exercises, The procession, consisting of the committee, the invited guests, members of the | Be arianged ox? G. A. K., ex-soldiers and sallors, the orphan children, and the pale, ae in iront of the mansion, headed by the Marine band, and Inarched to the tomb of the “Unkaown,” where, halting, the band played a dirge. Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles (Emily Hawthorne} yas then introduced, and read the following po Unknown. A DECORATION ODE. BY EMILY THORNTON CHARLES. (“Emily Hawchorne.”) With flowers we deck the soldiere’ grayes— Hith drooping mast our standard waves, Where flowers and lawn the dew aiop laves, And breath of Spe is softly blo G'er mounds where, ona ais stone, ‘The record says they were—Untnown. With flowers, the si etalers ones that bloom ier’ see tetald tale Bi ‘Then cull the loviiest fow'rew bricht, And slowly walk, rae ota Hens, WAN sleep rate batters for the rizht; OF Zephyrs sien in Thonotons os Dintative ‘wail, for those Unknow. Bring flowers and cast them pared where shad "8 bi Hhetilonts ra rise pay trl ys a there iplere De zour falset hapless thrown. Liliaceae oes SST cad boards o'er the hillocks fir— we e meg them hs m there, ‘We see them rising every weg rising every ere— Btinding like mo sad and lone, Epon whose facen thought iinewakera Ferm that one saddening werd—Oniuown. Brom Korth to Routh, trom East ene dinfreedom test. Woe shone his lok] Hse dara eh ty ee Afetherold, with pride u) A patriot marched to moot the fee the fees— Lu'southern soll he f he found repowe Bear kved one, et ismeme mer a deg Sed gTave—to ‘me UnkDow — thers growing side by side Fay Dearciens ruth, went, thrilled with pride— iD ata ior dla. pes can rising moan— Teeem to see aie Mid faces all Unknown. some hand scatter flowers, I pray, ri er thore Tioved pho marched away And came not back f1 todayy Grer ail the land be flowers! ‘Where «! meee oe beats ae comone— Let strife ané discord be Unkaown. Why do not fk their ede so tomer al rane het iD ‘ore ‘patti Shoulder to shoulder, hand in hand, ‘They stood, a meager, valiant band, And nobly won a vietory That brought us peace, and wate our own ‘The fairest land on which e'er shone, Heaven's Are their craves ‘*Caknowa’” Then Germantown remember still, And ong Brandy wine, and Bunker Hill: on makes onr bosoms thri!, be Yorktown, Freedom’ Oh! sacred duet of crumbling bone — Erst while our sires, now a? Unknown. In this great tomb do myriads lie— Let Fame unfurl their standard hieh; Brave hearts whoae glory was to die; ‘Who, o'er the field, in forest lene Mingled the cheer with dyinne eroan— Myriads scarce nambered—all Uaknown. Thoveckds of hearts ead vigils keep: ‘Thousands of eyes with aucaish ed Grieving for thowe who, nberin 'e banner shone. ©b, sad hearts, know, b; Sowers serown A nation mal Go aged her owa: A Ration mourns her dead Unkuown. Let grateful memories throng and rise; Float fragras it ee to ee Ta, thy most tsnder iy tit time hath flown And ages raske this burial stone ‘The hi'lowed shrine of those Uuknown, ith Sowery wreath shall all be crowoxt— ‘weet flowers of rhyme for every mound, From Northern slope te Southern gound Rire harmony and movotone. While sunbeams fall—sun kisses thrown With flowers of hope for these Unknown. In memory's garden land I sought ‘To.cull the fairest fowers of thoueht, A wortbicr tribute to have brought: Ent the winged dowers, by zephyrs blown, Roared upw: the grest ite throua, For these Un}nown,” are all kuowa. ha ry ‘The march was then continued by the mats Toad to the cemetery, where the procession Separated and proceeded with the decoration of the graves. During the ceremony of de2ora- ten ‘Ube Marine band rendered ces oe leclions. Afler ue decoration OF une the precession ref-rmed and marched to tt e am- hitveater, Where the order of exercises was a5 iotiows, (Proi. Widdows being the 6'rcet or of by voices from the Phithar y. and Prof. Schnelder of the !n- muste by the Matine band): M by the Marne bond, Remarks of €. C. Ro: ‘ce, Depart- ment Commander, Commander C. C. Boyce called the assembiage to order in the following order: ‘The ceaseless tread of time in his encircling round has again brought us to the threshold of the temple of patriotism. We pause a moment to renew our vows of alleziance to an wudivided country; to recall and rehearse the valor = Sacrifices Of an army of patriots, and al amid the tender buds and fragrant blossoms oF are-awakened spring-life, to pay a memorial tribute of respect and affection to those tious Sands whose mortal remains abide not only in this beautiful cemetery, but all over the land, and which serve as a constant reminder of the value of the heritage committed to our care and the priceless lives sacriticed to preserve it. “ They never fail who die in agreat cause Though years lapse and others share as sada door, They but ausment the deep Which overspread all others, ‘Lue world at last to freedomi. The grand theme which annual'y brings to- gether this assemblage ts frelghted with a cer- ts‘n immortality in the minds of those who participated tn the dangers and privations 0: the late war, which stimulates their patriotism, enlarges the circie of their sympathies for the widow and orphan, and serve to cement more closely the ties which were welded together in the fire of oatue, We are here to-day pursuant to a beautiful and touching custom established by tbe Grand Army of the Republic twelve years ago. We come with hearts fall of love for the patriotic principles upon which our order Is founded; full of sympathy for the fate of the comrades whose martyred blood appeals to Heaven in behalf of human liberty, and full of affection for the ear old flag so proudly waving above us as the symbol of a great, free and united ss ple. With malice toward none; with charity for all, we in- vite your patient and Interested attent Jon to the services which will follow, in the hope and full assurance that you will carry with you to your homes fresh thoughts and reawakened eure of fraternity, charity and loyalty, And right here, on behalf of the organization which I have the honor to represent, 1 desire to expre=* our hearty appreciation of the sympathetic and cheerful sptrit of co-operation which has char- acterized the officers and soldiers of the vacious army, marine and militia organizations, in their participation with us in our parade. Whatever of success may, in the public mind, have attended our efforts ts in a large measure due to their kindly ee! tions and cordial as- sistance, We have us again this year <p officers and comrades of Fai it, Ni of Portsmouth, Va. For this thelr second grimage to our national “Mecca,” and for their earnest zeal in siriving to render our services more abundantly successful and Im) pcm we are sincerely grat*ful. Let us now address our- selves to the sacred and Interesting duties of the occasion. An invocation by Rey. Benj. Swallow fol- lowed; then the ode “Cover them over with beautitul fHowers,” by the choir of Farragut Post, No. 1, of Portsmouth, Va., and music by the Marine band. Mr, William Winter, of the New York Tridun’, Was introduced, and read the followii¢: Elegy in Arlington Cemetery. WASHINGTON, D. ©. DECOEATION DAY, 1880. I. If this were all, if, lost with those that perished— G’er whom tilese winds of summer softly sich— Our hopes were buried with the hearts Sera hed, And life were nothing but to toil and die What eadder scene thn this that blooms before us, W mg a ‘Sgariands decked, cov'd earth dis- What! pmockery were this hesven that's bending o'er Glad vith the en-shine of the glitieri ing May! But ae where late with naked branches etriv- Wet with the icy tears of wintry gic Across this lonely field of sorrow driving, ‘The angry tempest whirled the withered leaf; Now swings the pendant bloom; now prouans roses pwvop the soft zephye with their baimy breath pans wats ing, and silver Teposes, In bliss, above these emerald waves of death. ae sure His han: Saeert by ont of desolation an thus the ari us eer meant the crows of One hour of woe, and then the eternal tomb! But were this all, were hope with being ap in these dark cells that shrine our sacred dead ; were ail our prayers aud tears in vain expended. ‘Our passion, labor, faith, forever sped; ‘Who wonld not yet. all selfish impulse sparain Live for mankina, and triumph with the jus Who, from the field of honor backward turning, ‘Would trail a sullied ensiga in the du:t ae h Fate were genel, ie human wi" undaunted— Sapreme o'er torture, Ter ant Over time— | Can apes the bitte: cer foe Fast ever Yauatod = _ Tealliy, hich were satare's crime! It may be—every generous trust forbidden— ‘That, while these beauteous orbs of ritn roll. From the dark sleep in which the dead are hidden A flower can wake, but not the haman soul ‘Yet, sweet is every love and every longing vet shines the dream of beaven ii euildhooa’s hantome yet come thronging vislon, 2g he (wiliat skies: Yet stire the say te Rameless, vagne emotion, Wien moonlight sleeps upon the summer 803; tes ees tevin nd lonely wastes of oresn, d mountain voices set the spirit free: And, borne on wings of glorious endeavor, Bian yet can soar above his baser clay ‘Throned i ia high deeds, forever 9nd foraver, That canuot die, ‘and will not pass away ! Il. High So their deeds o'er whom our hearts are Safe. othe their fame, in all men’s love and Hallowed the mould in which cons dust is sleeping, — sweet the memory that has crowaed thar jays! ief— Ah! once for them young Hope unveiled her splea- hh! Once for them Time ran in iden sands! “sy knew affection's accents, and tender; wT Fhey fal tho touch of loving lips and hands. They aay the awful face of daversien Beauty: in thelr heats toate Their sous aprang upward to the ligt of Goa! Ro more for them, in summer twilight’s glimmer, Shall distant music amirs the of, i fain Ro more, as. a ae shades a soe Bhall wi 6 toriured more of lingering a: nor stern denial, jor baffled toil, nor atoll sor of eternal life. es HH He i ‘once, the long summer expectant, and unshaken, ret hat any ato on bring— can bring- i front ero ony 3 ai 3 o BE 7 ' ig 3 Ce ae ‘Bright as omr love, ‘and pure as thelr renown! (Continued en Bighth Page.) Pimlico Races. ‘THE CLORING Day. Yesterday was the last day of the meeting at Pimlico, The first race was for the Preekness Stakes for three-year-olds; one and a half Ipfles; $50 subscription, Trot Pask club to add $1,000, of which $200 to s2cond horse, Grenada won s one length ahead of Oden, second, who was three lengths akead of Ealiy E, third, Turfman fourth and Judge Murray last. Time, 2405. The second event was for the Baltimore cus for all ages, two and a-quarter miles, $3 sup- scription, half forfeit, club added $1,000, of which $200 to the secon@ borse, and the third horse to save his stakes. The stariors were Raroid. Mopitor, Glenmore and Surge. Mon!- tor worn by two lengths abead of «ilenmore, who was eighty yards ahead of Harold. Time, 4:02. The zrst mile was made tn i:44. The third was a consolation race, mile heats, Purse'$0 for the first horse and $100 for tho second. The starters were question, Lucky Itt Belle of Nelson, Millian, Ben Hil, Baby id Bounce. Ben Hill @nisbed an easy winner by two lengths akead of Bounce second, Ba third, Virgilljan fourth, Belle of Nelson mich and Question and Lucky Hit distanced. Ren Hill won the second heat by two lengias and the race in 1:46. ‘The last race “Was a steeplechase, Weat Welght's purse $500 for the first horse, #100 the second and $5 for third. ‘The starters we Trouble and Derby. ‘The start was good, T. dle leading Off, but the race for the finish easy wot rT Derby, who won the race W fully sixty yards to spare, The Whittaker Investigation, CLOSE OF THE INQUIRY AT WEST PoINT. The Whittoker tuvestig: yesterday. Lieut. McCle Speeting Whittaker's room in with Kecorder Seats, and * saing oiieenie aoe concealed there mais Was contrary. to the rules, Ltr Randolph testified” that wher Writ-xer Bad Urst been questioned by t a Tabout the presence or such clothin pm, he had deuied tt, bul sud e ju ntiy he quelitied his denial, and identified the clo h z &s belonging to him. He sald. however, tit some one eise must have placed it th Lic Coffin apd Recorder Sears testified to the Sau effect. Oiher testimony was given tending to impeach Whitiaker’s ‘veracity. Portions of Whitiaker’s diary were read, showing that his mind was in a morbid condition on the qu Uon of coler. In one of his entries be said at least one of his Jnstructors was @ “negro hater.” All the evfaeuce being tn, the recorder began to sum up. whole ca king the ground from the start that all the testimony went to show that Wilt taker was the author of hisown assault. Tuls Statement made a marked sensaiton. Lieut. Knight then arose and made an able arga- ment in behalf of lis client. He said there was nothing in the evidence to show Whitt le reviewed the story Was hot true, and that no evide: been produced to retiect on his cil ‘sch ter. He held that the note of warning w ‘as forgery of Whittaker’s writing, and that 1! per had been stolen from his room. # OW the experts had contradicte el and each other, and demanded a court of in wiry. In Concluding, the recorder ch, Vhittaker had taticd to clear him the contrary, the circumstantial evi 80 strong against him as to Justify the in demanding that he be tried by court for conduct unbecomin, tan and for perjury wuitTa 8 TROUSERS. A dispatch toa New York paper explains avout Whittaker’s trousers, to which refereace was made before the court yesterday. It says: “One of the most stringent laws at West Point isthat the cadets shail keep no citizen's clotti- ing in their rooms, and it Is the duty of an_in- Spector from time to time to examine cadet bar- racks for the purpose of detecting any tnfring’- ments of this rule. While performing this duty Monday or the day before the inspector—or such ts the story—found tightly rolled up in the sleeve of Cadet Whittaker's overcoat a hair of citizen's trousers, Whittaker had declared that, there Was no citizen's clothing In his apatl ment. He was reported to the superix and was summoned at once to the sup dent's office. ‘There the trousers were e cd to bim and he yas asked if they we property. He failed“upon Inspection to re ize them, and was not able to do so until his pame, written upon the Inside of the wat pocket, Was pointed out to hin DIED. HOLLORAN. On May 2s, 1890, at 6:30 aro, JORN HOLLonaN, aged eighty years. Fuperal will take fe Place from Rt. Aloysius church, Sonday, K pm. Friends and relatives Perpectfatiy invited ionttend KAMMERER. At Marietta, Pa., May 15, 1940, Mary Eats Kawmencn, aficr a lingerinz itluess of consum) tion. OOS EEOR, On the 28th of May, 2880, at 4.30 3 » Lena MeConmics, = ed dsuchter of chal aud Mary McCormick, ears and & months. Funeral will take plece from her parents resi- dence. £62 2ist street, Sunday, at2p. m., May Oth. | Relatives and friends of the family respect- fully invited to attena. OELSCBLAGER. 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