Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. ru ny PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, piles! AT THE STAR BUILDING : Herthwost Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and'11th 8, by A Queer St. Louis Hiaby. The Evening Star Newspaper Company, Fee EE CALT COVERED WITH MAIR pcan Sr. Lovrs, May 3.—Imported freaks of nature Tar Evewre Sr: (is served . eed not be Introduced into St. Louls erg 4 —~d ing by emcrtces, Om tele Gen Senceas ae eee oe , citizens have awakened to the necessity of supply- ok or hc per munch” Cope ae a conte ¢ tng their own freaks. The one now oecupring the cents cach. By mail—postage prepaid--50 cents © ¢ most attention is in Carondolet, Each BF ail ata daughter of J. L. and Mary Mundy, who reside at ers 2 sey second:clane inail matter] ; ‘Tus WEExtr StaR—published on Friday-$1 © year, postage prepaid. Six moutha, SO cena f2-All mail subscriptions must be paid in advances bo paper sent louger than is paid for, Lates of advertising made known on application. Grand and Keoln avenues. ‘The f is Lwenty-two years old and the mother nineteen, ‘The little girl is known by the name of Ruby, and 1s now four months old. She is heatthy, and of & good size. The peculiar features about er are that her body 18 covered with about one hundred and fifty spots of a dark-brown color and covered = —=| with hair. The spots are of the size of a silver dollar, (he one on the back baing much larger, SUPPLEMENT. ; Soaait, Mae CITY AND DISTRICT. ANOTHER DEFEAT. Discussing the Crimes Bi _AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. J h however, and extending the Tull length Of the = ———— zi AU CTION SALES. SH igre pe ig omame boty. 3 is entirely ‘concred with hair, ona cae A os s 100: /HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. UIT SUMMARILY CLOSED. skin basa grain something lke morocco. When = = ce DAY = Ce Oe Se eee IRC! COURT JURORS. ‘The debate on the Irish crimes bill was renewed | the child Was born t = was no hal of the spots NG, Auctioneer. & DYEI TRUSTER'S Sar. PRO’ STATE, 2 $ Ia Healy | It began to appear when she Was about one and & T — ‘Regi Estate Brokers. 1301 F st. n. w. AT NORTHWEST COBNER OF EARD EWEN: | TWO Courts to be Opened im Order to! py rue ieap Por roar ivsives, BUT BEATEN rx | 10 the house of commons last night. Mr. HOO? | hak Goonthe Ot and hen qrowe ts be ebost ous SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNDM- | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, a TY-SEVENTH STREETS. GHORGETOWN, Clear the Calendar. moved that the first clause of the Dill be 8} ncn tong. The hair on some of the spous 18 begin» FROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE SOUTHEASI- AS HEREINAPTER DESCRIBED. eee ee NG ROT iit RABE | | By virtue of a deod of trust, duly recorded amor — a amended as to indicate clearly to what portions of | ning to come out, while on others it fe increas, bar pat pater ‘ina oltre ae By virtue of adecrve of the Supreme Court of, Sot'ay fro: ~ | tlie land records of the District of Gstamtia in te Tho Court in General Term has directed the} ‘The Nationals placed a thind defeat to their | Ireland the bill would be applicable, He suggested | The doctors as Well as the patents, fall to unde fet ne ees or ea apes Rndes 9 deed gem | the District of Columbia, paswed in Equity cause Ou TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, at FIVE | te cts sea crenata erinten reauest oftta. | holding of two divisions of the Circuit Court, the | creait yesterday, just when over four thousand | that the words “proclaimed districts” be omitted | stand the cause of the appearance of the strange Abed 16, 1887, we will sell, at public auction. ue | Ot NSN Re ag the ueaemicned as Trustoes See iat teh i dros of the eecmalee? {RE | Uon.tn drout of the presines om SATENDAT, the | COUrt to commence on the 16th instant, but in | spectators sang zim soto eta ‘This | and that “Kerry, Londonderry and Belfast,” be in- | SPOtS and their capliilary covering, Bunt of the premives: on TUESDAY, THE TENTH | ‘wilt sell. at public au of each premises, | Siubered 2 and 5, insquare 780, becinning at 9 point FOURTEENTH. DAY OF MAY, 1887 at HALF EAST | order to reduce the General Term calendar, these | makes the Statesmen tall enders, but if they con- | serted in their stead, Mr. Balfour, chief secretary Will Stop Setting on and continuing antl the whole is sold, the follow Hf DAY OF MAY, | Uietgoutseute! crocs foo Candies | tate, situated in Guongetowts in sat Dintice ries Tne | COUFtS Will Not convene till the 234, ‘The pressure | tinue to play ball as well wc they have since the {or Ireland, dectined to accede to this proposal: Me | yprmore, Mim. May A_Thhe six Months Hers deetited jal Estate, soutien Cone of Washing- at, HALE FAST OUE, ocroce. ee thence north 110 feet; thence west srronty ¢ 20): fects Sees tees front x gay (Ow pare, Be, z depth ae of business in the Circuit Court required the | opening of the champtonship season they cannot | to Le Maire ae inte Sonece emer Dence of | taken out last November for the sale of oleomar Ag Bi bered ten (10) tour shinlsvision, in square inches front on ti strect casi, between | thenee east alone. auld street twenty C20) feet to the | Proved by a Pranto House, Opening of two courts, The clerk of the court ¥es- | possibly lose steadily. ‘The score yesterday was | crime justified such action, garine expired Satunlay, and, so faras this city i® f Enea fect on Mstree - iG streets, by OF feet and Linch, with im- | $26 DS CS ee Epler areeW Bs weenie ine ig, 10 fore oa Mnrety and ingroved-by'acour | BO Pus Sab a of latous cust Suuar Ne | Aly. andaazined by deed of runt ga the round wa, | peo eS ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which $50 must be | terday drew trom the box the names of the pet | 5 to 4 ina New ¥ ‘Nationals | Mr. Healy asked if blood-stained Belfast, where | Concerned, will not peralty sencwad: Provements therevis copsisting of frame hoe, Pere: * One-half ahs, elance in ne. and, two | Paid.at tino of sale, reduc in two equal payments | sons to act as jurors as follows: Teaitalln ib tena until tie atin 5 ‘when | tf00ps had been shot and policemen murdered. Was | cer yomr att wpaeerters Sed tas tr soils ok = ND ON THE SAX 9 ELY AFTER | years, with interest at six per cent, payable eemi-annu- 0 rest, sect Nod ng, to While the miserable Tack-rent 5 din advance, Isa heavte Hon, front: | THE ABOVE SALE, part of Lot one (1), in square No. feed of trust on the ground sold, | deed of trust on, the property suld of al cau, at optic a Dicieiin Noy ee nbasy ene the visitors secured three runs on hits, two of | tricfs in the southwest were t0 be 7 Dom re es uunished. they choose to voluntarily assume. fortabie two-story Frame Dwelling, No 2018. fa I a ee I aoe ; 0 Se 6, Ho at mers | my Which Were three-baggera. The home club went | Mr, Balfour replied that the government would <5 Lot ummbered twelve (1) in said subdivision, front- | tage fort 1 inch, thence west 20 feet, thencenorth | AHoKed down. ‘Terms te be complied with in ten da Say of male the Trustee rexerves the right to auverse | Seaton Perry, Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street | to pat ret and secured ‘three rune on a single | Exerctes perfect impartiality in supyressing dicots cut sngouiets Wheene, Pikine Devcllinng No OLGT nt UBrOved BY ® lke | a fect, thence west with # line striking the dividiz furvhaset after five days" public ‘notice of | Abd sell the property at default ‘scostand | northwest; Wm. Laird, 3337.N street northwest; | by Carroll, a two-bagger by Hines and a long | @¢r everywhere. ot tne | _ Lovistaa, Mo., May —A terrible cutting affray pe ueminced izes, G3) fm sald moblivitn, | tcc, thatca tat with at Mo yf, | Sah seis im some newnever Published tt Warbe | PR 4, g A Miirunce_| ¥.. Sohmidt 504 oth street nortnwest: Geo. Hd | arive tor threo bases by Farrell, ‘The visitors | pyiteaapaucuers, ald, the, seope and sme of the | occurred satura’ ight near Bowing Grew hic 20 feeton M street ling-house ; “Ashford’s t HOM Street southeast; T. vi ue they 4 all pba bit el e death rete I cnr cy aaa ran, | See TSE ee ad caer So Oe net | AMONG ew wens r4Ms C0, Aneta (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Tn'strect Northiweses Wee eine Sed atrenten, | wen scored twice on a hit, base on balls twice and | the Orangemen to do anytiuing they keds will tn all probability terminate in the ot Vision, fronting each J feet on west side of 11th | 7 ‘Sth Stree! ‘and running back that width NCANSON BROS., Auctionees Sieh sarc ey, Drliines Now 1107 and | creer id iF pay, : the abo} jeans rai = Lan DING LOTS to be sold av a whole. ing | LOS THE SAME DAY, immediately after the above | TRUS SALE OF FIVE FIN! x Lot nuuibered seven (7) in said subdivision, fronting | gale, will seil part of square No. 008 becinuing at ‘T, BETWEEN B AND CSTREETS 1$50 feet ou Ith street, unmmproved. poluton 7th strvet east: 111 feet and » inches from Lot numbered six (G) im said subdivision, fronting | fie northwest corner of said square runing thence | On TURSD aA Ha on Lith street, improved by Dwelling, No. south 25 feet, C east 75 feet thence north 25 feet | 1887, at FIVE 0% Snd_ thence. w —— a sacrifi After this i ible ‘Mr. Gladstone suggested that che words “pro- | one of the parties. For some time bad blood has SALE OF ATOT ON 0 STREET, BE: | tended; Harris H. Hutchinson, 911 Hf street north- | for either side to send a mak around the pases | clalined districts” retain, Dut the tistricts be de | exceed helweeh Gen Aes ana en aa TWEEN 27TH AND 28TH STREETS, GEORGE- | west; J. W. Jee 332 Pennsylvania avenue north. | until the ninth inning, when the home club in- | Abed under the other clauses of the bill. The an- | yout $5 which Ayers cLiliued Was owl. Buta by rise afta dectoe of the fi Oust of, Peas pamuel H. Bacon, Mount Vernon Place; | creased their lead on another three-bagger by | SWer ot Mr. Balfour that all districts would be and the latter meeting Ayers unexpect. t Rreuuity oauea eee See es ‘street por ee ve Farrell, who scored on Kreig’s single. ‘treated tmpartlally was not sufictent, becaase cae old sore Was again opened. Lindsay at a ee a 10,503, 1 shall soll, at public suction sa ieont ef GweG As Sith street northwest: Jno. D.Fat- | The Kew York's went in to inako three runs | ministers hadoften referred to tue particular parts ime being on horsetack, was asked to dis E ‘the’ premises, i NTH | te s- | Of Ireland in which the bill Was meant to operate. | mount, and while delige so, was seized. by 'K, we will sell, in front day ot MAY, 1807, a FIVE O'CLOCK pin. thefor | New York avenue; Juo, Sheriban, ge? Fatrest | the ninth, and succeeded handsomely. | Gille = Pe mount, and w ing so, Was seized by the : 3 feet to the beginning—being | ofthe premises, 3 Ple, the first striker, led off with a hit; Dorgan | No doubt the people of Beifast regarded with dis- | throat, and as quickly as a fash A knife was ot unmbered five (5) in said subdivision, fronting | part of 4 in saic (i with the rovements ry a Jowing described real estate, situated in town, | northwest; Chas, Baum, 416 7th street north- k tic) Y agger Gil- st and horror the prevalence of disorder in their cross it, cu to es oS Sige sages Femmasaenses rine =e | SSR SE RSTn te oe | un et ee aT as, | Ste en ne Pay “ee aM, nea | Wek! a Wh ose arose: | REMC Un Shaye aro eae eh | GM ane rata cau | Sota garg yh aes eet ee » At corner of Vircinia avenue. N ‘SAME. wadiately after the above us j. H. Allen, 709 12th-street northwest; Thos. B. | pin 1d the other’ districts, The conduct of some persons in | gin at once’ fed, leaving his victim weltering im ‘The north part of oriviual Lot No. 4 in square 999, art of lot No. uare No. S81: com- | chusetts avenue, ata point on the south line of ‘(aow 0) strect, i east; | Plate, ani former scored the winning run on . 7 ; ] iu | stn al , " 1 wy fronting 40 rect on the wane idlof Ith werwetaguth| Shencjnu fr tts -arue. 1M fect from tis aurtuoast cot: | "Herts Ove-thind cash: balance in one and two years | distant of 190 fet cast fet Mfontanaety tage Souk) area pacpetipp eres tend teed Ewing's tremendous hit over iitses Lead. Belfast recently stained the name of Ireland more | his gore, but was soou caught aud lodged iu We FPosBPrewed by two Frame Houses, Nos 1100 snd | per of said lot, running thence west S8 feet, th Rea Ca a ache Reson sreet and runt thence east 10 feet: rad foots | ina’ Sain Pe Papeete ton a COMMENTS ON THE GAME. Seances ee @ people of any other pi county jail, ia of inal Lot? in square 999. having » front of 63 | street east, thence north with the line of said street 16 | casli, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $100on | | ‘Terms of sale—cash.of which a deposit of 650 must | Brent, 1038 19th street; W. IL. West, 14269th | The contest was characterized by very sharp LORD RANDOLPH ATTACKS GLADSTONE. Saturn and Ve fet T inch on Virinia avenue and ruuning through to | feet, improved by & two story and basement brick | each'lotat time of sale. Conveyancing, &c., at pur- | be made at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with | street’ northwest; W. Yeabower, Spring street | flelding, and the players on both sides seemed on nd hh Churchill sai ges. | From the Providence Journ: Ti Vineaiaanenues on ent 1 100 | MARD IMMEDIATELY AFTER AnOVE SALE wit | stirrwasttiaice torte he Pint To netalt acaeg | NET ONE All congeyznctas eat ONIN eee eee aan ee, | thelr motte, “Myers was the only nomeplayer | yivu, quasonerad aademigstneremestees| | Saturn oreaing star” hough excented tm avenue. se El A E, E of hs . No. 2 . jon Mr. Gladstone had made might h: been val- Se BS — hougt The north part of original Tot 15 in square 1000; | sell part of lots (i snd 7, in said square SSI. nd cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ notice | _myS-dts Division No, 2.—Wm. 0. Douglass, 522 9th street | wo had an error scored against. him, but stupid = e and Wi Venus an * Sis fecton Matreet, iiproved by a one-sto tiare on Market Space, runuiue thence. ‘on, D. : ae 3 . 5 ub, cusable. : of points which were calcula : ot honor on the plane Blots, Nov Livthat Woutleast comer of 21h snd'at | feet taee south te dec thence went font tune | OO 1 WATSON BOLE araateen, | RVINGHE ONE ON CAHBORMIA AVENUE, | Srttur Dy. Agata 000g. ste John Bowles, | tempt to make the homme ‘plate from third base on | a couLiuversY. Mr, Gladstone had made mse | for May, for, after the passage of tls mouth, his Original Lot 16 in square 1000, fronting 50 feet on | feet wo the bexinuine, improved hy & 7quiowas DOWnne-& = ———— | 902 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTH. George We Baan ghocteh, S236 Water street | a short throw to second as acoaxer, | The States | @ arty to the tusinuation that the light will grow dim among the brotherhood, owing ‘M street and running back to_a public alley, improved | “ON THE SAME DAY, AT SIX O'CLOCK P.M WLING, Auctioneer. HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, ‘Taylor, 1233 5th 3 : "4 ‘Brooks, E, | MCR outbatted their opponents, making 9 hits to Beye the clause only to certa approach to the great luminary, — i Frame Dwellings, Nos. 1109 and 11 M ‘the north haif of lot No. 16, front of the premises, ‘aylor, 1233 5th street northwest; W. Sy 7, | Farrell succeeded in making two three-base | Of Ireland and leave Belfast out. There ha ree VALUABLE, PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS OF é D.C, AT LOTS 8 AND 20, IN BLOCK 6, MERIDIAN HILL | between 3d and 43 streets; W. Holmead, Sherman hits, Mack a three-baj Lot 8 frouting 50 feet on Crescent strect, and Lot 20 | Svenue; Harrison 8. Barbour, 724 9th street north- fronting 50 feet on Superior or California avenue. West J: G. Waters, 1045 32dtreet; Edward Snow. rms: One-third cash; balance in one and two | den, D, between Ist and 2d streets; A. Saks, 300 figures in the most interesting plane RGETOW Ang p ‘The south 22 fect 1034 inches of original Lot 10 in t of the month, On the 30Uh, at square 1000; froutine ou Tith wtreet aud havin ® | ani beigsch Se" 2! Iictaliey sn the rears suproved by Paine Dwelling No. | witheteqrest Teor item Aeuih tesesved | Ty virtue of deed of trust, dated frst day of calles fn the reat, improved by felling, No. | Willsive his or her protnissory botes, Alien is resery y o dated first day of oO ree yableseni- | 7th street northwest; Philip Diggs, G, between 2d | +9 3 25 00 Jeo Tith street, he Se ce property Gant fon the yrurchase February, 188%, and duly recorded in Liber 997,40 | Ze47S, notes to ix per cent interest, pay: 3 visitors failed to hit him with any effec Tet aunulerd twenty thewe C23) in our mubdisiaion, | thereon Sy dead ur dents wil Geiven ull all pu | folo 123. ane of te laud recorda of the Dateict ofl | ANUAlly. and to besecured by deed of trust Gr all | and 3d streets southeast, Thomas’ Biagden, 14th | yoers falted to it him with any effect untit the | and apologize for those outrages. | in 1001, Honting Tr toet on Lith street bys | chase-inoney shall be pais ioxether with the interest, Golumbig, aud of the, request, of the party secured | cual. st option of Durvhaser. A deposit of $100,re- street road; ames H. Ryan, 229 7th street South- four scattered hits. The spectators noticed a de- | maimed for life, and some killed, in tin depth of 117% feet, and improved by a well-built, Convesauertacet cont of the paschasers Xf terme of | thereiy ive, recumted i Liber 208 dolls 8d; | Sl mumchusese cost "Temes ibe couetier wu ion | oa5t;,W, F- Lipscomb, 411 M street northwest; W. | Cided improvement tn Hac ing, ‘Twomore | riots, and that only a few of the PUBLIC SALE, BEING W OCCUPIED BY W. ee Belfast, but ae had not been ar- tary reste 0 put the diabolical outrages of the South of Iretand, as Mr. Gladstonedid, on the Sa saturn and Venus’are in conjunction, sevel as the disturbances in Belfast was to cond pani he ah gy RE op outrages, 2 degrees nutes, Of the fatrest of See oe rsons were | Stars A powerful telescope will bring out the Belfast | Planets at the time of conjunction, or at the rioters had been | Moment when they are in the maine Hen soon story Brick Dwelling, No. 1312 Lith street. wale be not complied with iu 10 days the trustees. will | We W ce ster, 617 H stréet northwest; Wm. Bryan, | gam yed wit ss ie stponed his | Sion, but observers with the unalded eye W Lotnumicral twenty-two (22) in gur subdivision | Fesell at cont and risk of defaulting purchasers A de- | DAY OF MAY, 1867, at the hour of FIVE GrCLOCK | days othenise recaleat risk and cont of defaulting | 16.5) gen stroct Northwest wr lic Martine Gig vain | EAMES Wall be played with te New Yorks, eee ay ER ernie dict y plcuure painted on the celestial canvas fEiplored by a like Back Dwelling No 1514 | BUSit of $50 wall be required on each piece of property | P.M. AI! thoie loti, pieces or parcels of, round | Purcitge DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,_| street northwest; W. Brown, 2016 10th street; Sag ad est eae ‘An amendment proposed by Mr. Healy, that an | ‘lot numbered twenty-one (21) in our subdivision, | “lat timeofaale. - 4 deorgetown, District of Golumbis, being: parts of Ss DOWLING: | Frank M. Boteler, 923 Pennsylvania avenue; | There were some decided surprises in the ball | inquiry be held only when evidence has been with- | foriwer e' Inejuare 1001, fromting 16 feet ou said 1ith street, at oide, lots numbered forty-two and two hundred aad Atty; | /JYZOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Joseph Platz, 219 Pennsylvania avenue southeast; | games of yesterday, ‘The Detroit men went to | held on account of Intimidation, Was rejected by a | OW the latter evening he will be wes ‘unimproved, wintiga 3; MIL Trastees. | Horiuning at a point on the eaat side of High street, | TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Joos D raed And Ziststreets; Alexander McELOY, | Pittsburg and were defeated by the score of § to. | ole of 206 to 110, after a discitssion that lasted | png am Sd yd ; SG La. aves vr.) dinen et and eight inches. meas HSTREET Ni yEST. NO. 605. west 0 hours and ways a notewortly event. ‘The m Ait this property isin 8 rapidly improving section of | 7. . WAGGAMAN, Auct ‘ip2t-aeds_| ay line south, twenty-three degrees east from a bound-| shall offer for sale et public rustica on the eames eee All sorts of excuses are now in order from Detrott. | ri a a oat saat thenigh court, not | day of her first quarter will lend her siivery Iie Seca ee Memes wil ater es unmenel oomcete NCANSUN BROS, Auctioneers __——_‘| pene mated No. 02; thence north, twenty-three de- | premises on WEDNESDAY, the ELEVENTH 0 AT KENDALL GREEN. Chia? beets te the defeat of | the attorney general, be e “d to order an | (0 the scene, and the two bright planets will oh ey | 1) | tothe afore, | MAY. 1887, at FIV LOCK P. M., part of lot 1, y janapolls teat e score ‘cucral for Ireland, | aug side by’ side in the western sky, coming Io ame, crue. | Said stone, thence north half a degree west yimmenta, at six. twelve, and eighteen months, with | PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-| feet, thence nenth tire tic ede a eal EXerest af 6 per cent per auuunls secured by deeds of PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. one hundred and sixty-seven aud a half fect, thenes trust on the property sold, or allcasb, at option of pur- | Twill sell the following described real estate in, chaser, A devout on 875" required at time of aale on | front of the respective prewsises (be ‘each parcel sid. Terma to be complied with in fifteen | ance of an estate), on WED! days. “All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. BS i Saees 3 cl ve inquiry. Mr. Gibson, solic Deginning ats point on H strect nr; | a pmiversary standing 9 to 1. Anson’s champions haven't won niaut 6 feet from fie eiiteant comer of said A ee Oa at the Deaf | 2 came yet. ‘The Bostons played re, the 2 3b fee College. ar ae with aright angle to Hsu street north, atty-seven de- | {Henge west 20 feet, thence, south Mo fect. to maid H By the home wean rane wots 22 to 6. Bad telding | yr. Gladstone, rising to reply to a statement by Pep Aine ofthe Banks fot, passing nor shot the morthwant | Sibi andythe piace of Derinning, Sinproved by two-| | Tue program for the twenty-third anniversary | the game bewween ie “Atnleaies and, Brookigns | MF Elliott that he (Gladstone) was respoustble 10 | Polat, and this may Dedone every evening GUFiMg commer of the Bark ‘Mill forty feet; thence AnuiLig Wo adorn U . If is as interest~ ‘n of the two planets as u they are at the nearest = n | replied that the government was unable to accept | V!eW soon aft set and c on the Patladel: | the amendment. firmanent until after 10 7 7 svi - the equally strong system of five years ago, said ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balsnce in one and | €xercises at the National Deat Mute College, | was won by the former, 17 to. Loulsville beat system a =f oy Sawer BOND. ‘Trustees. z 54, | Heck ime ofthe Hank's lot scuthwarily” until line | wo years from day of wale wit interest orall cash at | which take placo to-morrow, at 3 o'clock, at Ken” | Cincinnati, 8 to 7, and the poor old Metrepautans | Huse Mr. Eillott overlooked an essential differ - ERD! SCHMID =. Sub-lote filty-three (53), fifty-four (54), | drawn at right ancles to High street from the place of | fre geats, from day of sale with interest, orall cash at met their usual fate, making 9 runs to 15 for Bal- | ©BC& amely. that his bill had been directed SALE_OF DESIRABLE BRICK | fflty-fve (99), and ftysix (00) froatiug on Matreet, | berinning will intersect the same; thouce wlth the | Speo0t0R of the p SoS RURE Essie’ | dall Green, 1s as follows: Invocation, Rev. Eugene | met the ng for Bal- | Saint crime, while the one under discussion Wa Pi i Wwe ihe OS Past sTReet: BETWEEN © | between Ist sircet and New York avenue northwest, ij | last-mentioned line reversed to the place of beginning, my3-d&ds_| Peck, pastor of the Eastern Presbyterian church. | ‘The following is the championsh: rd up to | ROL. Atleast, he added, the present Dill was di- | HORKIGLE DEATH OF A FIREMAN AND A BRAKEMAN OW AND D STREETS SOUTHEAST.” | ‘five hundred and fifty-seven (97). Seite alt the alain: snes Improveedex te) upon ti 570 SALE OF FIFTY HORSE: ee Orations—The Forces of Vegetable Lite, Michael | ane’ Plonship record UP t0 | recied against acts that had not hitherto bee THE KRADING, By virtue of & power contained in the Inst will ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two ONE PAIR YOUNG MULES, | Gerald ‘McCarthy, Ilinots; The Royal Soctety, its LEAGUE, fgheidered crimes. Any way, he would not renew | A coal and a freight train came in collision om ga eetamens Aime Ouppbea. Inte of cat QE : ‘ Frou day Mt nslo, or all cash at the optionof tho mare At Magrath & Kennelly's Livery Stable, Founders and Early Members, Edward P. Cleary, Won, Lost. Won. Lost. | that they aggravated the evil, | the Philadelphia and Reading Kallroad at Mint wiljsel at public suction. in fruntof the premises on | “THIRD. At FLPTREN MINUTES AFTER FIVE | chaser. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. (SEE Ohio; Goethe's “Iphigente sub Tauris,” Dudley | Boston........ 3 0 Philadelphia, 1 3 THE GAG LAW APPLIED. siatesteg enter ew odbc dear ermemregner et THURSDAY APTERNOON, MAY at FIVE | O'CLOCK PAM, Sub-lot twenty-thrve (23), fronting | A depoait of $50 required. fs apal|| Webseer Gace ReAtoas The sources ot | PiUsDUrg.-..— ‘Tadianapolis. Mr. Haldane, home rule Iveral, proposed to sub. | Willlam Pruett, of Catawissa, a brakeman, who CLOCK, all that p1 known as Lot D, in Jon | on K street, between Sth and 6th streets northeast, i, EP-JACKSON, Ds oecuioes: Persons in need of good stock will do well to att rge, B. A., "76, Iilinois; murces of | New Yor 3 1 |Chicago. 2 . Haldane, home rule liberal, prop cel Peer negra deepen dente ge horned Hbune No. 313 tot street southeast, Having’ frome of | “POU RH' GU'GRCL Ap IT re oo pg, | tPe1aeds WILLIAM 8. JACKSON Rect fra the county, aud wil boast oust ce | Shakespeare's Characters, Thos Francis Fox, B. | Detrott. S. 2 twashing 3 | stitute “judge” for “thigh court,” and Mr. Healy | Sinoca test on the ecat in theenginecab and Ui fees om Inc atenet a Fata back 86 Sept way | Sab-lows twenty sive 25), twenty-3 30), and twenty: | FIHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Teal Hetato Anctioncer. | All alock guarantocd as repreeented or money re-| 4» FO GS OG lea ‘AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. assented, ‘The discussion being continues Mr. W. | ratscd bs bhstu reicaphiateee WeeiOoe ley, the improvements being @ three-sto1 ven (27), fronting on F. strect, betwee! tf — inded Ay % isin; Geo. Willia v st 10 pasury, ataid cries of : ~ abot Dwelling in excellent onler. Streets northeast, Sublots twenty eicht Oe) twenty: | VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE | “SdcteveRY THURSDAY. Veditz, B.’A., 64, Maryland. Presentation of can- eee rorya ee | el eet St 2 incoery, cual Cibeet | Lair an bourse thin pectin, © Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two | nine (29), thirty (330), thirty-one (31), and thirty-two SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CONGRESS AND JAS. W. HAHN, Salesman. | didates for, with remarks by the president 7 3 lemunvad motion wascarsied by a vou of pried apart With lron bars be Years, the purchaser giving his notes bearing interest | (35), fronting ca @ street Letweem od and 4th onqeets GAY STREETS, WEST WASHINGNON. Stock sold on reasonable commissions. a 7 aoe 2 28 y = Mricated, He Was twenty-one years old and : de 200 will be required | north s venty- 7 ri oe ts, | Of the college. Address, Rev. Aaron L. Chapin, | Louisville... 8 | 4 (Cleveland 2 10 | Gladstone and other opposition I od haries t 4 4 Shen propersy ie told’ Convayancing” and recording | (efgrate Mu sauare veved hundred and seventy-elght | (On TUESDAY, MAY THIRD, at) FIVE, ee aS BOWE On Anetes_ |, D., ex-president of Beloit College, Benediction, | Aunlete, 6 3 |Metropolltai’; © 10 | Slowly into the opposition lobby, while the Par- | ol ee pp tee en ad At the coat of the purchaser. “If the terms of sale are | “And on THURSDAY, FIFTH DAY OF MAY. AD. | {he pieaiscs prt or ok een Dl Be fone HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Rey. Mark Hopkins, D. D., ex-president of Wiliams pate walt nellites and Gladstonians stood cheering wild. | (out tral vain & gn Eke Scrventieriebeot ‘Teale af theriak and cost of the | pry’; Commencing at HALE-VAST FOUK O'CLOCK | aizty fect on Gey sirect FIVE Goop WORK HORSES two. MULES WAG. | tN Teanaiantos for the degree of Master of Arts cieaatens sloth som aractl. vole of 261 to 142 Me Nolan oved to report | Mab and Serves the right of ‘resale af the ° : ‘rine day of sale. i vole of % 2. Mr. Nolan moved to repo etaultitie DUTCHAG Ww HOFFMAN, Executor, | of EST, Zots fifteen (25) and sixteen (16), fronting | _apss-ases THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, Auct COLT THORUUGHEY BROKEN, ISA puOMPr | are Dudley Webster George, B, A.: Thos. Francis | THE TRISH LEADER TENDERED THE CHIEF SBCKETARY- | Hroznmse on ‘the bil AE We aL etait cake | be foc. Auaputaate WEEKS & €O., Aucts. "Tapee-dis | Ouizth street cast, between G, and J streets south, in =] DRIVER, WILL WORK IN ANY HARNESS, TOP | Fox, B. A.; Warren Robinson, B. A., and Geo. SHIP FOR IRELAND IN 1879. government was unable to agree to uuls, because | 20 feet. A ns ait at iratt = 3 aa had been dis Iris thought not s« Sov 11h steer | "The roception committee 1s composed of Harry | Collars for asserting in the Black pamphlet, onthe | Wn," Evers unionist factions have adjusted alt | 4d Property 8 estiun 23 | Gross, marsha | | = ae: = 7 2 ici NCE) F ‘ABLE REAL FSTATE,| BUGGY AND HARNE: William Veditz, B. A.; for the degree of Bachelor | ‘The bel suit brought against Wm. Ridgeway, | only nine of the 140 ainendments to thie lifst clans | HOMLAS E WAGGAUEAN, Teal Estate Auctioneer | eee ae ee ic teeen Tait eine let two 3 NORTH BETWEEN MAS Pah sez, at TwELve | Of Arts Edward P. Cleary; for the degree of Bach- | publisher, of Picadilly, for twenty-five thousand | had been disposed of. Later, however, progress IMPROVED By | Svenus southeast, iu sqdare oae thousand and forty- NTH STBKETS Cua ere Ree SO 1887. at elor of Science, Michael Gerald McCarthy. LE OF Jor POND Zee | one (1041), i eee Cooke SEcoND Stunt Soviuwesr. > “SP 79 | CTHIRD. AT FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST FIVE] py virtueof a decryo, passed on the 18th day of gum | *utheast, I shall sell tho above atoc Martian cd tesaeoinen eras sensual ose QCLOCK PM sub lots twenty-six G26). twents- | January, 1887, in th cause of Schaoler ya PUBLIC avoTION sani etry cl See Sede of Grose secured roars Wen C27), tweiity-eight (28), and twenty-nine (29), | Schacter, in the Supreme Court of the District of berg, Harry Van Allen, Thos, Scott Marr, jr., and | member of parliament, was a Fenian and ally of | clon bill, John Bright wants that clause stricken ber No. Tiss, fi oi the Land Ree : Jos. Schuyler Lo fronting on |B. near 3th strect northeast, in squaré | Columbia, numbered SOB, Equity Docket 29, 1 suall - : | one thousand and thirty-four (10:4) on FRIDAY, MAY SIXTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK REAL ESTATE. 7 ne ‘the invincibles, came up for trial in London yes- | OU While Lord Hartington Wants it adopted, brs of the District of Columbus and at the request of | Uegpaearaaee thirty four LOZ. Oe DAL MAY SIXTiL 187. iGuoek 5 . Pana Cie Keniall Sanna Lord Hartington wa the parties secured thereby, we will sel a bbc auc: | dhe east, twenty (SU) Leet of sub lot Sispeeen CES | Richa ous wale Aa front of the premises, th TRUSTEES SALE OF Lots John Arthur Boland, John Elmer | 1tish question, recently issued by him, that Sir | qyrerences between, thems except In so far a Staudacher, Clarence Wilton Charle Isaac Gold- | John Brenon, the plaintiff, a former home-rule | relates to the change of venue clause of the coe Poverty Society. AND MENKY GEOKGE Sa¥ ABOUT IT, Dr. McGlynn and Heury George's Antl-Poverty iy terday, The court-room was crow in ant Seperticn secured chereby. we will soit oe : ke ab Jot pean (15) | the following descrived real property, ‘hat is tosay: AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS, gymnasiuni will be open to visitors after the con- | tion of developmeuts, Mr, Ridgway, the defend, | The West Virginia Senatorship Muddie. | Society held their first public meeting in New SEV VE OCLOCR | ats corner Of agoohusetis arcu an 17th stcect | Lot aumbered elsht (),in F.¢. tuxerwoll's subdivision Cluston of the exercises in the chapel. ant, being called, pleaded that the alléged Libel was | ME. LUCAS WILL MAINTAIN HIS TITLE 70 THE SEAT | York Sunday at Chickering Hall ry George : ‘ ah Goreoran's subdbvision of | “Tevmasaf sale. One-third of tie: purchase mouerta | Qusraia eto Mian mumbered one hundred atid eaplnaae” U How to Head Off the Ticket-Sharks, | U6, Sif John Brenon, the plaintit, being sworn, IN SPITE OF THR LAOISLATURE. | said they did not propose to form a church; there snoge tis ear buinnce tn rua! faatalmente | {2 and the Dalanceinone otesof the purchaser must | Seas fihict ee ean Tee mutdred | (On THURSDAY, MAY FIFTH, 1887, at ONE To the Bator of Ta Evexivo Sean: Se a es Pes whet toaehemd aber | Were churches enough; there Was nothing sectar~ ‘8 mouths for which notes of aoe, | bagivedcand to boar telareat os ain oe eee 5 to & public for dept O'CLOCK P. M., the following properties will be of- = i a 8 | with Senator Lucas, of West Virginia, in which he | om sun of thie ance poncboony sessing iaaeass Been carga ccie eet ease oe ae Desire and to year jnterust at six per cent per au- | ‘Terma of sale, as prescribed by decrees” One-third ee Every paper I have looked at for the last week | a Fenian. He left the land league, he sald, in ) jan in the platform of the society. All creeds are ci trast ou property sold will be taken, Deposit of | nutes to be accared’ by advea Beane cemannually.: | cash: balance in one and two years from the day of | fered, has conbained'a grow! or two about the Patti opera | June, 1880, after a quarrel with its managers’ for | ##nOUNces his planO sation in ¢: the present | yw, 1f Archbishop Corrigan chooses to Ju ns ale; the notes of the purchaser to be wiven for the do— ‘He ct extra session of the legislature shall elect a United | welcome, and if Robert Ingersoll desires #100 wali be required ut time of sale, amd all convey- | Sold amen - mares. | ie ' 5 = ‘open! tele fe had not since that he is mne, AN “sn res WO Sica ‘amd recording” wil Beat purchaser's cost. 4 | Shctng’ at the purchaser's some denon ot gauze | Seyrea vamments, beating Six per Goat interest pay ee ee aa eT ears. rious kinds of reme- | tine joined any frish league or assoctation. "He | States Senator. In that event there will be a con- | become 4 mere de welcome also, ‘The Jroverty willbe reoid at Tik and cost of defaulting | {2e,titue of sale on cach lot will be required. If the | the property sold, Or all cash. at the option of thepue | , No. 112 K street northeast, frame, rooms, and | dies have been suggested and sundry agencies 1n- | had aever traveled between Paris and London on | test before the United States Senate, probably un- | Poverty Uhat res argreat clu Porhacer = Me Sold at risk and cost of defaulting | cerms of sale are not complied with in ‘ten days rom | chaser, A deposit of one hundred doliats will be ro. | 48 Fear frame Srooms, being sub 1ot'2, square 714." | voked to correct the evil, but the true remedy has, | {rish-repugiican buses, He had neon tee Se etd | fre'said, dors a the niggardiiness purchaser. fhe day of wale the Property will be resold at the risk | quired on the purchase at the time of sale. Ifthe | I think, not been brought forward yet. Yet it is | fered with the work of tracing dynamiters, con- | Precedented in its history—the contest of tWo | the creator, but from dan's sinfulness, We will ‘Trustees. | and cost of the defaulting purchaser atter Sve days' | terms of sale are hot complied with within ten days: 6 O street northwest, frame, 5 rooms, being sub Unuing Sir John, declared that Sir Lyon Playtair | Members of the same party for a seat in the Sen- | preach tue doctrine of bit Who said, 2 5 previous notice in some newspaper published in Wash | the trustee reserves the right 10 Fesell at the risk and | lot 150, aquare 615, so simple and thorough that when applied, there | fi0Y that Mr. Gladstone had become ‘con, | af. Mr. Lucas said to ke World correspondent: | PO ach | unt the least of these, yehave THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ap27-d&da m. D.C Paes cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at will be no more standing in fine for elght or ten | Vorted to the hole rule theory AN 187%, aud teas | “No Well-luformed, intelligent person disputes my | 35,%0 A’ those whe tayo Sa eat ap26-dkds oS PASIS By stnein, | PUCBASCRSCO FD A NDALL WEEB, Trusteo. Fela, ole eae bandas, Street northwest, | hours to procure the doubtful privilege of paying | he'destred Mr. Parnell to accept the oftice of chiet | title to the seat Under the appointment of the wox~ | cure Ue mien Who stand up for tue Tights Of the 0 0 A. SPeATT gs0Ng fg, gu ete, | MOM? moms cach, Doing sub Jot $4, square S51. | Geir isin one sensea uerole remedy. but some | STetars for Ireland. Witness spoke to ‘Mr. (Par. [¢HOE. Should the present seslou elect another : ‘ k, seeutent rexina Ur eo TN-URAN REAL ESTATE AGENTS, | _4P25-d&ds __DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. | Terms at time of sale. diseasés require such, and, in this case, there | Dell sbout taking the office, but he declined even | TY oorenor, clothed with his couimistion oF cers a hr eran tees eecrbemn ars rea; WL TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers aos ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, | Would'be the ample compensation of seeing the Uficates, which by Its express terms continues my | to apologize for loving the poor. Hesuld he alwi NEW LACES AND EMBROIDERY, — 2 . E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.__ | speculators beautifully “left.” AZ Firm Eio) incumbency “until the next meeting of the legisla | intended to remain a Catholle and tw. preach TRUSTEES SALE OF ESALUABLE SUBURBAN DD OPXCANSON BHOS., Auctioneers, What is this See he Rtese Hodes Teceatn) aa eeney ns ona eee cece TaIT Garena ome eea tar parse Catholic doctrine, and try and bring back religion BEGINNING SATURDAY, APRIL 29. By ee ces ean ontae eaeingy (eat "SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | Say then we can't hear Patt Well, suppose ‘THEIR FACTORY GIRLS. victinibed Or OUmLingeey, because hy kis courte poly ga IE wn pooping ace 5d Af QE LOTS NUMBERED TH the 7th day of Rovenber, 175, and Tecorded in} BREE NCERERy PET WEEN T AND U | you'don’t. Life may be a hollow mockery without | 4 telegram trom Glassboro’, N. J.says: A levy | alone can I uphold the constitution of my own ing down Broadway, with a woveripe Gat om iis Besides Qu Terular importations we Davesnatly | ZEKED FOUR HUSDHED AND SEVEN G00) | trictot Columbia 1: the uudersiencds willsel a yab- | By virtue of dowd of trowt dated January 25,qaq | (RU neatimadle Bo eigit oF fave foltars wien | Was made this morning by Sherif’ Packer on the | State and carry out the spirit and tntentiou of the | head and carrying ah Ulubrella Ustder Bs Bru.” supplemented uur stock with New Goods that were N THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ICT lic auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, the | 1879. recorded in Liber No. 906, fol ea. Q tory of Gibbs & Wesley, the missing shoe - i oo ~ gore 3 Douseht from a lance importing house st prices that | | COLUMBIA. SIXTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, at HALE-PAST FIVE | ono of the land recoraeor 0, flo So oa. the sharks demand for the eat you want and in- | fact 4, SF last week | prne Pepublicans held a caucus last: might and ‘we were willing to pay. This property, by far the most valuable unim- O'CLOCK P. M., the following-described real estate, 1 it of ‘secured Vest it in some work or article you have long | tacturers, who are said to have eloped last week | nominated W. H. H. Flick to be voted for in joint 7 cmennas " proved baninen site the ity, trohting 100 teriQ@e | situatoin the County of Washington, District of Co: | offer tor gale at pic saeton, ie atk at ts ae | wanted, or better Yet, buy food or medicine for | with two girls employed in thelr factory. ‘The | assembly to-tuorrow. “Mr. Camden 1s the demo. |THE TONG CONTINUA” 1A ¥KRLING | CULMINATES st fet 01 ‘street north,] i is OST IN 4 KOW AT RKIR ¢ lumbia, to wit: “Lot uumbered nine (9), in Johnson's | $ses, on FRID, rie DA’ , | some helpless, suffering fellow-being, and, my ot cratic caucus nominee, Balloting will begin at 12 — It is impossible to tell you the names of all the differ- | will be sold as a whole and wili carry the material'now | cubdivision of lots 131,195 and. 135, iu Wrishe nd | Sos Sat PA od Ee ee RTH D Ay OF MAY, Word for fe, ou will have more hearst pleasure | I€FY Was made to protect some of the stockholders, | CTU c = < i 5) o'clock today. A special irom Erie, Pa, to the Philadelphia kinds and prices. We can only tell you here— laying thereon. ana > 4 | Dole’s subdivision of “Mount Pleasant and Pleasant: ibed real estate, sit ‘the city of Ws CN Peter Burdett, Gibbs’ father-in-law, had $1,000 in- C88, ed Sunda rhe i —- CO SRICRDAY, TWENTY THIRD APRIT. 1887, at | Pinins, ‘aa recorded in the records of Washington | In said Distsied 1 Wit: All those certain piecor or per: | Out oF 14 than if you threw it into the maw of the | Test Pee caiuess and Me White rie ets THE BRIBERY CHARGES. Press, dated Sunday, The famous Ideal " FIVE O'CLOCK FP. M., we will offer for sale, in frontof County. Said Jobnson’s subdivision of said lota is re- | cels of round, known and described as Lots numbered | Would work a th ugh cure; for where there are | Manufacturer, was also pecuniarily interested In| ‘The investigation of State Senator Minear was | Opera Co. disbanded to-ds hd started tor New ‘That we have Laces from Ie. to @15 per yard. ane DT in 1,0, | Sone im nioen wens Court, No. dalle hit the | ten (10) and eleven (11).im Gunnell subdivision of | NOB a there arene sellers and no argument | the frm. Jno. Wesley, the brother of the missin | eontinued at Charleston yesterday, with Reger, | York on different trains, The quarrel has been That we have Embroiderica from Je. to $5.50 per | snd years notes to lear por cet interest yabic | Hignnes. 0 ts Nn tn caan, | Wools havin a front of forty-three (45) fect on 12th, convinces so absolutely asa complete Loss B ie viuage, and no one knows where le Has goss | chief witness, on the stand. iis testimony exon- | Eig on in the company for Uw weik and semisomuatiy. secured by deed of trust on | "‘Termis: One-third of the purchase money in cash, | siecle ‘back the wane wi irempty seats, 1ns ‘applauding people,stared 5 . ita 1 be yant the property rail cub at oprionct postbasee sd Yalauco in to equal installments at ix aud | Gueth “of hincty-thnee tees ae aan canes | Hhempty seats, she oF he mi Marie Stone charges = C1 er erates Minear and Camden. Wm. Clayton testified ords’ potuts for some time er iva or star in the face, she or he might take a ‘The affairs of the firm are in considerable confu- "2 _ + r Sw pe posit of $2,000 required at tine of sale. ‘Terma to be | twelve mouths, with interest at 6 per c a on. that he was not on good terms With Minear. ‘The | } That we have Narrow Embroidery to match Floune- | Suspled suit lOday-scdherwioe ant raareed Wp | SNytnjcnautheymum tetat at pr Guter ania, | wilual the mmpronemente way, rin pivegee aod | Human ‘interest in the matter aud make thiags | 8 Tr ee greatest sym} 1s ester with 1avd 0 appurtenances to tI ine belt 7 7 . athy 1s felt for the families of | Witness knew nothing detrimental to Minear or fugn im Cream and Pack: aleo the colors. resell at risk and cost of defeuiting purchaser after 5 | kaid premises, oF all cach, at the option uf purchaser, | “Phemursnces 10 She satue Deland ii generally unpleasant for the managing powers, | __ The: 1 for t cing Mi Upshot of the et cl = y eir a the men, Mrs. Gibbs 1s prostrated, and Mrs. Wes- | Senator Camden, Philetus Lipscom® and others purchase by Man: days! public notice of such resale in souwe newspaper | 3.0 will be required as soon ad property is bid off. Ali | cash; balance in two equal installments ot one andtwe | Until they found it to their advantage to see to it i testified to rumors relating to the purchase ot | WaS, {he purchase by Manager oat we have Nacrow Eanes to match the Ploun- | Hinks i Wtetons D.C" Gobveyatctie es | Suweyanch tu perdi et purchasers cm, “| Seah, or"s hak mote or peectege Gahan that only genuine sales were made, and the hoary | When Gibbs disappeared It was lesrued® char he | Minears vote for Camden, but did not kuow them | Vomald and, arabes Interests int ings in Swiss, Hamubarg, and Nainsook. DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,. | erty will be resoldiat the risk and ostof the deluult- | annus payable wen anmtaliy: andes brescarea ‘sy | UnboUght, Felogaved Into the bottoraless Dit Ce ei eae pean soe Sonbcanpany tor mextocsson eit ‘9thand D sts. usw. | ing purchaser. deed of trust on the property wold, or all cash. at On, « » 2,700, and bis frien ink he ha - jew company Toi Seanor is cater teas wa soci ped Fie tuk Soca: | e'o~uag ane cate eon Gee ‘THOMAS J. BROWN, Trustee. | tion of purchaser. A deposit of $100 will be required ‘Miss Brows.” | Tet with foul play. Later the news came that he A Lockout in Cincinnati. Of the Boston Ideals as manager. CRE ea ea GLO ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, | OH,,ciclt Jot a time oF male. Conveyauoing at pur. $oscik ke Nauiseas) Gaara had drawn $1,200 Of the firm's money from the | OVER 2,000 EMrLOYES OF sok FacToRIES suCT |” Foster's faction comprises Miss Lussan, Harriet. Yestixation. WEN Ty DiGh te Tish tae per ee Ww MS | os neers, chasers cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days: im jation: ad First National Bank of Camden. Then Wesley ovr. Avery, Louise La Blanche, Messrs. Clark and with Fashion's latest whims, Allshades now wornin | g#-THE ABOVE, SALE IS FURTHER Post- virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing dates, | paper published in Washingta: Doce oe’ 2%" | Major Urell, commanding the Union Veteran | thing connected with the case wocs to sow that | NaS been Inaugurated in the shoe factories | the tpatinee yoseniay: ane part p Sabet gppewdcnte. Ree et OF the rains untl WEDNESDAY, | the oth day of April, 1876, and recorded in liber iny2-d&ds THOMAS J. HOBBS, Trustee. | Corps, First company, was, last evening,at a meet- | the girls eloped with the men, and that there has | 1 Cincinnati. It has been thecustom for sev-| while there were no open “he TAY FOURTH, st FIVE PF. M..at which | $14. folio 395, of the land records of the District: SON BI ei | Corps, weeny, wee z been a perfect understanding between them all | eral years for the proprietors and employes tosend | demonstrations and omissi 2s an extra stimulus to this Department, we are | Site, 00 “iy! buruney be ald ithout revard to | of Columbia 1 the undersizned, will sell at pubic URI EEE eet ing of the command, instructed to offer the Ser- | along. ‘Both members of the firm told their wives | golegates to. form a board. of arbitration for the | sensation In the audience. offering — [retuises st will be sold at the ollice of theauctinyicers, | SINTH day of MAY, INS?. at FIVE O'CLOCK BM, | ADAMSEXPRESS COMPANY SALE OF UNCLAIMED | Vives of the First company for service as a com- | that they were golng away on business—Wesley | purpose of fixing whe rate of wages each year. | opera ~The Daughter of th i ‘Sth and D streets n.w. ap2i-d”' | the following described real estate situate in the FREIGHT. any of the National Guard of the District of Co- | to make a trip through Pennsylvania and Gibbs | BX?*Gr “ne eight. assemblies, of employes | Oh, With Miss Lussan as leading lady, While the Ladle Liske Thread Gloves for 12342..0 pale — — nty of Washington and District of Columbia, to |_On MONDAY MOKNING, MAY SIXTEENTH, | fumbla. Forty-four members signed. the Toll lust | to go to New York to ‘purchase leather. have “appointed delegates, but the two assem. | opera Was In progress IU was discovered that Lisle 1 see. vale. ALTER &, WILLIAMS ©°C0,, Auctioneers, seit Aivoe the noutheame “quater ‘of ot numbered | 1807, commencing ae LEN OCLOGH, Alasereryios | OMbIa. Forty-four members elened the roll last ors ore have appointed dciegaten, Dut the Cwo, Sesenn- | Spare was wns Cer as Cian ths paver eee nee Lasties' Silk Gloves Ze. a pair, worth 50e. W zt + | tiftytwo (5) of Wright and. Cox's subdivision of | Company will sell st the auction rooms of Dtuicauson 6 f seventh and : refused to send delezates. | geant, was not on the stage, and is Substitute Toitcp mid clove: wank DML COEEASTION Gh ues P| ora ue bit of Calta Sad Weel tad | San dian "AY Moves Noriwens 10 TAY | jest nontimet eat Monday IgM 7M IS | g arsowar gonvmxmion a0 corsnnn narra ov | Thereupon te prac hare at ut alt | Brae downy The cual Sv rung down in sone COLLECTION OF HIGH CLASS. Wyor of the District of Columbia, said Wright and | charges, : ‘ a fe A NATIONAL shave s ered He Fe ya MODERN OIL PAINTIN( Cox's Subdivision betug a suburb “on the north of 350 PACKAGES, Vitation to participate in the unvelling of the Gar- INTEREST TO THE NEGRO RACE. members of these two assemblies, numbering n 1 the: toe Our Spring Stock of Hosiery for Ladies, Misses. and | from the New York Art Gallery. direct from the studios | Washington city and west of 7th street extended, with | Comprising an assortment of ‘Trunks, Bundles, Boxes, | field statue on the 12th inst was unanimously ace The tions throt yut the ts about 2,600 perso! audieuce te “nde ‘red an ovation Uo Miss Lussan, Gents comprises Snalian, Preach, and German produc. | yf artis of sckugwiciced feputation ofthe Duuh | Hieiniproveaente thereon, consating ofa stall frame | Valin Facade. ee cepted, ‘Three new active members—¥J. O'Malley, colored organtzations througout the country (pasted Fisiee us raed tons. We buy direct from the leading as well as the | Fact ssaciiiuinge of worksof arts will be soldat | ‘Tetut: One-third of the purchase money ineaab, | Ai Caricd Sane eee take notice. 2a Unlied States calvary; Capt. T. J. Hugert and | have isoued a call trom eer anon A Light Werd About = Girt. se luae encae omnaur Neebaume abe most reliable manufacturers. ewe eS alr Seid #* | quit the balance in two equal installments st six-and | ‘Terms cash. ap30-d&abs_| Henty Koster, were elected. ton tn each State to elect delegates to a national | rr causes TWO YOUNG MEN TO FATALLY wovxD| 4 YOUNG LONG IsiAND, DETRACT Ary a So we are assured im recommending our goods in | “WEDNESDAY, THU FRIDAY EVENINGS, | twelve uontha, with Intetest at 6 por cent per anuutn, | Ata spectal meeting of the Washington Conti- | convention to be held at Indianapolis July 8 next, EACH OTHE™ TE M M 6. Payable semi-annually, secured by deed of trust on said | (VHOMAS DOW ‘Auctioneer. nentais, held at its armory last night, 1b was unan- ‘burg Statin, 12 miles west ot | A dispatch from Winfield, L. 1, says that Dis. this department buth in quality and price. Sa , ct " ‘The Pennsylvania convention will mect in Pitts-| Saturday, at Roseburg . Lt meters tabarce pave and Doe Aotturs wil be requnved as seca an propos te bik oa TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. OF the District Natigaay Gans et 8S COMPANY | Dury Sune 4. ‘The main object of the movement is | Pittsburg. Abe McCrea and J. Gibbs quarreled over | trict AWorney Thowas F. McGowan has defaulted on OUR ExAqwES G0ans puraerenwe Cr ane ‘Al conveyancing and reconting at pipiacers eostert | HIGHLY VALUABLE LMPMOVED PROPERTY, No, | OF the District National Guard. th prepare tor ths POUCA: carnpeiga inieea. ‘he | ® clsperaging Trunk made by the Latter about a | to the extent of between $19,000 and $20,000, and Z = ict “a cnificeutly mounted sare uot complied With in seve the prop-| S14 EIGHTEEN’ REE’ N HAN! lady. Hot words enst 3 * Riveagtersetcen tage s fuvat, Gf gold. leat frauen of the leteatdesiens (© | Sees uo wesold at the Fisk and costat the datauitieg | PSCHMETS NOMMWESE AT ADGHON: S| ‘The Washington City Presbytery. | Indianapolis convention. will bea. remarkable Zripple, struck McCrea on the head with a cane, | aS left for part unknown, probably Canada, We carry everything necemary to make acomplete | “inyz ae WALTER [. WILLIAMS & e Qu THURSDAY AETERNOON, MAY TWELFTH, | LITURGICAL SERVICES IN THR CHUKCH, ETc. | gathering of Tepresentative colored men. Anin-| \ctrea “had) a shotgun. When he. was | For five years prior to his becoming district autor. stock. ‘THOMAS J. BROWN, 71 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front cf the premises, BRO} Trustee, the pre = es oH - | velligent colored man of Pittsburg, speaking of the | struck he staggered and fell, __but | ney McGowan Was supervisor of the town of New- : decided Tshail sell Lot 26, in square 105, 22 AE Lhe meee ng Ot the Wasliinguon Clty Presuy | caine conveasion/ aids recov ind quickly popularity w: : shall ne sel one et or MAS Ni c = Se e a 2 im-| iS ly raising bis gun, fired the vi] Is larity was so “at that on two p Spry Specie ire py] Pe | TP BOMAS DOs Cr ameuonere proved by s fistclaas frame dwolling 11 poome witn | tor) Somoroay: at the New York Avenue church, {The principal object of, the national gathering Contente in Gibes" face, Wlowing off a portion of | ‘WR. | Hl bree eoredis then — i | a = ‘ater, being No.S1 tnorthwest: This | the resolution of Judge Drake in regard to the in- | will be to demand that the republicans insert in | his jaw and head. Both men are in @ eriuical for Ladies, with Nickel Trimmings, for 5c, a Book CATALOGUE SALE, CHANCERY SALE, OF A DESIRABLE UNTAC- | wasaud water being. 4 18th street no: ‘In 1888 some definite Took! j has misappropria ‘longed a ELEGANT AND ALTISTIC PARLOR aND cram. | “PROVED LOL FRONTING JHE NORTH Sipe | [ruberty iw vested in awection of the city whers itis | troduction of liturgical services in the church was | thelr platform e nk looking | Condition. ey OS ee EY PURNITUI 3 OF SOUTH M STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH | {i éteat demand. and is considered one of the bestlocs- | reported back by the committee to whichit had | to remedying tlie present inequalities in labor So eee pervisor, he Was the custodian, and from which : PEER AVINGS. BHIC ge DIAC en ee ASE | AND CANAL STREETS EAST, OPPOSITE UNIT: | Hous in the city. been referred, with the recommendation that it be | matters of the negro in the South, as well as t0 | suoormc ax INCEXDIARY TRAMP.—Geo, Cowles, a | ENe“Interest on bonded and ollick Imdebtediness at ALL THM NEW NOVELTIES IN LEATHER GOODS.| ENGRAVINGS. BKIC-A-BRAC AND DECORA- 2 ‘ARD. forma; One third cash. balance in six and twelv® | sr dennitel ned. Judge Drake presented | guard against ou atthe polls ‘when we want | ,rucl"I? Wethericld, Couns last. Friday might | (2° mtereston vonded and other Ande defaulier is BEING THE CONTENTS OF irtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of Teed of trust om the propegey welt Ane seen 22 | charges against br. Haiulin, the r of the | to vote. Negro labor in the South should be | qiscovered a tramp in is barn lighting a match. | Syout twenty-clgit years old, Unmarried, and, wee PERFUMERIES AND SOAP: ‘ATE RESIDENCE REMOVED TO MY | th: ed in equity cause ao = Gok | Churel ni , Mr. Little, the | Worth as much a8 white labor, We will arrange it, but the fellow seized . m 3 z i KOOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. No, 7 ous (The Central National Bank ¥ Guin be | fs iota cua Re ree eee ates Ban Pastor OF the, Ase a Retort aitowing the | at the convention for thorough Organization of tue Fe rE ee aera the bette aoa | sided with hus mother and sisters in Wi ee Seen Embracing in part— front of the promives.on SATURDAY the SEVENTH | s000-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. | Use of responsive services in thelr churches but | colOred people by States, to get ready for the | PNCMON Andante Di Ctoucdcuberately act Me | 4 ‘ew TERROR FOR Tet Barw KNommRRs:—The Fearw’ Shaving Soap, 1Se. Aumoniated Bay Rum,21c | One Hallet & Davis Upright Fiano, Cover ana Stool; | Uay of May, 1s87, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M- that certain FTHOMAS E WAGGAMAN, Neal Rotate Auctionoer. | the Presbytery decided that there was not suml- presidental campaign of 1888.’ to the Dullding, keeping Mr. Cowles out, but re- | Bald Knobbers at Ozark, Mo., are ina stale Artistic Furniture in separate pieces, elegantly up. | patcel of eround situated in Washington City in said geal, clent ground for any action. Judge Drake gave no- Tae ae Ee maining inside’ himself until the fire wa’ beyond | of panic over the indictment of John and Wan, holstered in Silk Tapestry and Silk Plush; Mabog- | District, kuown as, and being, Lot 9 in square S82, | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE | tice of an appeal to the Synod. -A resolution was ‘The Hanlan-Gaudaur Race. control. The barn was totally destroyed, together | Sfahes, sons of a prominent Bapulst ev. for SPRING WRAPS. 4 Rosewood Tables, Mahowany Cabinets and | Havinys front of $0, ford 734 tases on south Matrect; | “OX | STREET, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH, | adopted endorsing heartily the policy of the Dis-| ne second depoatt of $1,000 a side in a single. | with four cows, hay, pigs, &.. Mr. Cowles ‘called Tury. They denied. before "the jury. ail SPRING RAGLANS Secretarieg Mabovany aud Oak Wook Caves, | leg fort wide, ath bourded'on the we beats | PEAWELN LIBS SIREET AND NORTH CAR: | trict Commisdoners in secur stibews of tis | Scull Taco Detween Edward Hanlan and Jake | his neighbors and, the) pursued the tran, wo | Knowindge of the ‘christian County gang, Dut SPRING JACKET: Tnportel Porticres in papestiy and Sik Tica | Hover Hadlroad parsing op the strectou which itfronts, | py vivtue of aidecrse of the Supreme Oonrtot the ga | ate for the ministry, “John G. Harris ras or| Held and Farm in New York yesterday. ‘The oo Of the reguiators, bas’ been indicted on twenty emai save Imported Portieres in Tapestry an tua: | aul the United States Navy Yard being immediately | )BY virtue ofa deere paeeecetoeay dained an evangelist and distuissed, at bis OWN | race 13 to be for $6,000 and the championship of | Paxson GooveL4’s ACQUIrTAL.—A Methodistclergy- | Counts, exclusive of the awn murder. several pieces of rare Antigne Fumiture,elesaut | OUpocte. 6 Gu gourth cash on the day of sale, or | Cotes Eeilect at rubleeecting de Bout cecil | Request, to the Presbytery of Catawba, N. C. ‘America, and4,0001s now up. Its to be rowed | many who. was a member of the evcleslastical ——— aaa Chain quae ransche Brace Dedsteadn, Mabowany Exteruen | Nitin seven days thereafter, the reniducin tourequal | (fue premises, the hereinafter described Heal Hatate, | yo. Fossa 4 New You Fanuen.—Eila Bos-| on Decoration day. Mr. gt, gohn, backer of Gan. | Court Mich Ai Wtiver. ast week eald “he sup- | Bacarra artist: or New York city, omnmitees : tresses Bras %. Mahogany Extension | [yistallnients at mz, twelve, eighteen and twenty Tour 5 a ton, colored, Was before tbe Police Court yester. | daur, complained rather bitterly of Hanlan’s let. spe 'gusdey mening ty jumping ante to Resin Table: Chins snd Glass: towsther with other | nicutie front toe Sey ct sale; ve, parohanee giving his|| 1 Oe WEDRESDAY, the RLEVENRH DAY, MAY, | city culoretL was betoro the Police G mn, and | ter the stakeholder, Mr. Hamilton Busby. He She board, won Be mL at ts pie | ene 3 $44, *-4+-+4 CONSULT YOUR OWN INTERESTS BY EXAMIN.| _ articlesof value. gy | Rivof male at ate Per centuin per annum: Of af cash. et | in Shepherd's subalivision of aucere ws Sk mitaueed | sho" plenied “not guilty.” David Sinton, has thus far failed to agree with Hanlan upon the Oe sy ee ING OUR STYLES AND PRICES. eet ee areca Oe et hiselection. “The title tobe retained {Bul the whole | ob I street north, between 1st and North Capitolstreots a farmer from Dunkiriy N. Y., testifie d course and upon the eee oarsmen | Gid, for acquittal. He added “that Mrs. Foster | after her father, who was wealthy. Both ber Sell the abuve clegant citects, Belonging ty aweiitieman | Purchase, money aud sntaront is pall Un failure of | Do oetae ee ee ee at aoe ea BUSTS i palette coun eat | has been addicted to the intemperate use of mor- | purents are dead.’ For several years sne had been == mo ie, deawing the city, All of this Furniture was | fscil gt hia risk oF Cont. 8100 deposit on accextance | OCLOGH Blt lll cal that eat Ga ere ears | the, “eDiviston,” | the defendant called Span Tel Hanlan is in training on e ever since 1872. Theeffect of the pernicious | suffering from nervous — cee ei tue duent auebiy® Qo extibi: | Grind!” Couveyancing “aud recording at purchasers | seven Ch), iu lscration Se anit oo Her tpered | into her house and took his book, con- | appoint fa tS aining on | Grug was much the same in her case as With other | much of her time to charitable enterprises, iisa'day prior taal, wie Caiasogues Will boreal. SSE A TEBW AI, Rome fi belt diana oi tee sondSwenc aaproved | ll a penkt and6 trom his pocket.’ Wit] Lake Quimsigamond, worcester, Mas and ¢ Denon and se Deoune imaginative and prone to en es 2 ‘dwelling house and a stable ated she te her a == Meats APT One iet ae andthe recovered. ‘The J We Hua six months in | neu are gevuing into good term. rR Eg Deury, axed thirty. ‘Pelee ct uetioneers. juice, fee, a ‘ehteen unin thier Jail and éo days in detautt of restivution. 00 ae See eal Brruso, aged twelve years, and arab, aged =A = pen Ste " sale, aiid the payment thereof to be secu ——————— ‘War He CuANoRp His CHURCH.—Judge: 5 hirteen Years, was carried over 4 TRG MASSACHESETIS AVENUE Eun iE ea Th OF THE CHOICES LOCATIONS EC THE | 03 the Promiswory notes of the purchaser oF Pure Fouverrep Hts CoLarsnat. — Saturday night, | o,"inoNem jersey Court of Pardons believed chat | Tonuoxs or HyDmoraosia.—Two months ago | ¥ ‘Saturday. ‘The dead bodies of the SSACHUSE AUEEIGHTEENTH | “ONE OF THE CHOICEST LOCA AN THE | sers, orall the purchase money can be paid cash on day | between 8 and 9 oclock, & squad of oflivers, b ee Seeds ous ov H ao ey » cont have bec recovered, ‘There is Bo FT eee eee | UUTLEET AND. VIRGINIA AVENE EROMGE | of auie, or onradseation thereof by the court.» Alien | Rended by Sexgeane, Harbison, ot the third pre Tins sbereatis: caren, wien the jeige sivendek | Seay Lune creat Me wae bite ay a tae | oman and gic bare os By virtue of adeed of trust. recorded in Liber No. 1 THE AGRICULTURAL GHOUNDS AND | andtinicnont No desd wie ual eet a ginct, Talded an alleged policy shop Kept by, Wi; | denounced capital sald, it iS al- | Pet agg which had been sick several daya” ‘The a nema ed 3155 folie 39% ot sea. of, the land records of th HE interest shall be "A deposit of 200 on each piece | Parker, at No. 908 street Jade leged, that any Universalist in it ought | wound seemed trifling and quickly healed. Young- | Smor BY ax INJURED HUsBAND.—News received im pe ae Se || ERE GS es cae ee ee a aA | Pere he Raa, ara rey Mruake | fo ebange me religion. ‘The Judge is now a Fres- | love was trom the rs: apprehensive of serious re- | Baltimore rom, Leunardiowny sates chat Suction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ot coraplied with withits ten days after sale the pros, | Eity of holt eae are cea ‘byterian. sults, @lt was not till fast Friday, however, that a TWELETH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1557, at FIVE | the District of Columbia sitting in equity, passed| erty will be resold st risk and crat of defaaiting pes: | panthers O'CLOCK P. M., in Cause No. 9672, 1 shall on WEDNESDAY. chaser. ‘5. 8. HENKLE, Trustee, collateral | _ OYSTEEMEN sq) ‘ounglove a QHlof Sduare north of Square numbered APTERNOON, MAY ELEVENTH, 1887, at 2 Saisc tp tiidanceeekue, | terday. and the last evening yh ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN (137), | PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, oh the premises, sell the fol- THOS WAGGAMAN. weet, ‘barked, came pees is teresa Gre cece mermcnae Ween | ene aareraseenr ae eae SRS | pre oe beat of nat = SY feel nc! ol street north, and 71 feet on 3 that of 2 Aney Meos weet being a traucular jauaro)tovetter | ning at tie worthwent corner of Jot uusabered 17, end | ([YOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer then drew STREET. .° iniprovements, ways, easetneniay Fi ene [ - IMPRO’ ROPER’ THE a@D 0 420-422-424-420 SEVENTH _ | Piiteees and aphartenances with same beloning oF | fcoualiey hence westwarily” 30, d fest, thence north. | VALUABLE VED eee oe eaeacy = iz Baus wine appertaining. wandty 36 ‘neinia avenue, abd thence east- THEAST COR! ‘TWENTY-FIFTH Has ‘Terma Onevthind of fie purchase money in cash, Sandy with Vinwiois vous 97 feo: 8 jac to place SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Sruixe balance aialmenth st one abd tmo Ofbecueing, containing 3,808 square feet of groun AND M STREETS CTH as for which uotes of purchaser are iu be wivel, bearing | marcor lea oo iat NORE yea eT ATE DUNLAPS NEW YORK STYLE IN SPRING HATS. | 3 deed cf trust on the premises sold, of all cash, at op. | stallments in six and t ix per cent per annum interest, and to be secured by ‘Ferms: One-third cash, the balance in two equal in- | _On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, gos Siceer os er gbds eae | Melee eames recele G + at cost of purchaser. | within five days after the day of of wi @ de- | in square 13, having a front of Ume of male. Conveyancing, et ‘feet on 1 ‘The scknowledged introducer of Head Gear in | Turms w be complied with i te therwise the | posi must be mide at time of uae, of all cash | oust corner ct Soth asd Me stigeis bys Sapthof 105 Ameria, None genuine unless bearing their trade ‘Teuattes reserve he right to resol th property atthe pg RS 2 "Decree of court authorises fect to “an alley, ‘Tih’ ths “isopeovements, ens Tink and cost of the G salting purchaser after fi in whole or in separate lots. | Which consists of s Brick House. ‘of such resale "in some newspaper | Furclasertodetray costs 5 . RUOFY, ers Wee oe f wal complied with within five Lom seni Re be ‘AUSTIN HEBR, 2 yynstece, | dav of. ie the trustee renorves te, Hight to reeell the | ing interest Sele dgunte for this city, JOHN F. COX Property. st ‘The Pond Cox Mass, was pany eee Deven | ee en ES le Fe ee aie | tars ocak dak” | as Gcaetioe hesaeineaen, aay. , ‘states Senator,