Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, Brien FE Sas AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ErPosr To comrmot. Northwest Corer Pennsylvania Ave, and 11¢h St, by pena : r tu 7 The Evening Star Newspaper Company, aoe ipheameress S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. ! Das Morens, May 23.—The great Belle Plain gey- = = Ser has at last Deen controlled, and the contractor ‘Tre Evextxa Stan is served to subscribers in the ‘Who undertook the work has completed the jot reek or dtc per month Cope ae ak cottel Ss ea and turned it over to the city. ‘The condition of cents cach. Fail Postage Prepaxd—90 cents 3 | the well now ts that the water flows out through & aes Sich pipe, which can be shut of at po (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.,as airs spears meer second-class mail matter] Tue WEEKLY Stax—published on Friday—1 ® rec powtre prepaid. Sx uouthn, $0 centa: = 82-All mail sabecriptions must id in advance: bo paper sunt lower than i paid for? Ps > * Rates of advertising made known on spplication. sure, fect down, but comparatively uniuuportaute The ds the first time the great weil has been under com. plete control for nearly a year, when it first com Inenced to spout. Several ‘thousand loads of sand ahd Tock have Been emptied into it in efforts te D. C. SUPPLEMENT. MONDAY, MAY 23. — ain several dollars have bees ate Enon om application. — — — = == =| Spent for this purpose. ———S—— Paces DUG ITY Cr. MR. O'BRIEN SERIOUSLY INJURED.| BIG STEAMERS IN COLLISION. ie as a EDUCATIONAL. i Pee 28" _AUCTION SALES. ___ AUCTION. cakes ie ey ‘Threatened With Inflammation of the | The Celtic Crashes Into the Britammic | HOW AN ULivos Gin was PERSECUTED BY BER VAL CPLLEGE (MEDICAL DE. | ~ FUTURE Days. ‘TO-MORROW. an nce, seeonees: eee ee Lunge if Consequence of His Ile | Off Namtucket—Soveral Persons Milled. | 5 f yar ogg “ mbian University.) During. the : = — » Tia, 23,—For the past six mont peence of Dean (Dr. King). who will be out of EW N, Real Estate Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS., Aucti REGULAR SALE OF The 4 Se te dae eee 1 Bisoreeaorpeenge | cerca we | Ore Hiny Hit ace | ee wnae oman aie et agar rama | nT Me ae, Nm | te re fun Sa refereed to Dr. D. W. PRENTISS, thst. "BW. | AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE 1 E e 7 TOT HOUSEHOLD FURNT- Aso, ur Onpee. ir. Willian O'Brien arrived at 4 . 17 oy ues Fee aa ee a ee ee ee eee Oe ee nor euOLD TURN CHARLES PELHAM, The Washingtons played a splendid game of | 2 o'clock Sunday morning from Kingston. When | Line, from Liverpool, came into colitston with the {ng anonymous letters threatening ber tite and DEPARTMENT Ur StF MoUMATHY AND TYPE: | 00 WEDSESDAY the FIRGE DAY OF JUNE: at | SHA iS, ABLES, WARDROBES, BEDDING, ene OOK OF pein the Detrottson Saturday. Although they | changing cars at Watertown, on Saturday, Mr. | British steamer Britannic, of the same line, from | Xt ng, e date of her exccation. The letuers were RITING., z HALY-PAST FOC O'CLOCK to ety Sel NDS. “SIDEBOARDS, BOOKCASE, DESK, FINE LIQUORS, WINES, &o. Were defeated by a score of 4 to 2, they made the | O’Brien fainted. Dr, Gregory Doyle, of Water- | New York for Liverpool, doing considerable dam- | font (rough ped under the decree SPENCERIAN EUSINESS COLLEGE, Tum. Twill sell in front of ‘the pretaiees the west BOOKS CARPETS “CHINA GLAMS: STOVE ALs0, Wolverine sluggers work hard for their victory. | town, who examined Mr. O’Brien, says be is suf-| age. ‘The Britanntc’s boats were lowered and | {iy ‘Prominent young men recened ee ee eae | far Shakes hence healt termes te mrect| AND J HUECHEN REQUISITES, &6., &¢., A” COUPELETTE, COUPE. wwity CARRIAGE, | The general Playing of the home team was in | fering from severe internal injuries, His body is | filled with women and children, Several men | requesting them to act as palltorarers cat ae nee Cnapey Te hg go By | ap eee ome virtue of an onler issued by the Supreme Court DAYTON WAGON. HABNESS, &c., Strong contrast to that of the day before, O'Day | bruised and battered in several places, and there | forced themselves into the boats also. An OF the GORE TS ho eke ei ES Siotyrachly taut" Snevinant Dictation lsaeee for | “ON THE SAME DAY, at FIFTEEN, MINUTES to Durtuese, pansed on the Lith day of May. Ab. | On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-FOURTE, | pitched a strong game, although he sent two men | 18 a touch of inflammation of tue tunes exsmiaatten showing the Gamage to the Bittee- And published. Saturday was the day set Er seasiing Calle seal forcixcalare "| die prenlaen, Lt G-in 9. X. Lénman's subdivision of | Soy wil scl ih frost of snd withinn tae ACOTION | SC TER O'CLOCK: we oil onl ay oe culate OE | 40 bases on baer he ee eo Inning, and these | | On Sunday a number of delegations called upon | nic would not cause her to founder, the boats with | Fothe ‘tundral and. Friday cue wae tke fies aah emices,_ Cull ox send for cizealars, Lot! in squire 277, frontig 16 feet 6 inches on Ver- 8 OF DUNCANSON BHOS., CORNER STH | and D streets uorthwoat, © general collection, of | Proved the winning for big ‘Thompson fol- | him, but Mr. O'Brien lay in bed all day. The | in hail were recalled. Some had already reached | fixed for the execution, ib a letter in whieh ane Zelephone call 874% my? -Im_ | ont aveniac, between 6 and B strocte noruwest, DP /SEREEIS NORTHWEST: ON TUESDAY, | Goods. ————"* | lowed with a teertac hit prec tha right field fence, | doctors say that the floating cartilages of the | the Celtic, which took the occupants on board. | Writer addrewe~d Miss White as his “Darting Jes. “Ss, Cc iidcoe 118 feet Sinchen. | ee) meBes auc on SOURS | MAE “a ot of Hloumskeld Gesda, pertiy’ wentiosed | [ )UNCANGON BOS, Auctioneers, netting three rung, ‘The home team missed the | right-hand ninth rfb are partiaily detached. ‘There | Several steerage Eevot tae coliinon were tttied, | night a tan was canght prowting treced he ee ‘ a E a. eae e en oer bere ON THE SAME DAY, at STX OCLOCR PX. Twit | above. ONE TUBA, BESSON: TUQTONTO (LARGE SIZE) | services of Carroll tn the last two games. His | 1s also an indentation in thecaruilages tuemecives | SbOUC Af at the Cline of the collision, were klied, | RIGHt a mall was caught, Prowitng around in the " ELOCUTION AXD ORATORY. _ 0 | sell, im front of the premisce, the ered ‘erms: Cash. JOHN 8. BUTLER, caltroesnas AT AUCTION NTY- | nerve, flelding and batting help much in a tight | Inflammation of the base of the lungs is the result, | Snqceitic arrived at the bar, outside New York, at | the young lady's cousin, D.C, White, whose ad- TURTON AE BALE BATES YOR U3 Ta kiare 247 improved by; Brick Deeling Wa, lite Eeceator of Estate of Francis Madison, Decessed | eQUnTH AT TEN TONS, ey DW et onr | place, Satumiays game regulted 1n making a | 40d besides he ts suffering from a severe cold, Jo’clock Sunday morning.’ The Ceitic’s passen- | Vances had been repulsed by Miss Jesse ana whose De; nt Voice CULURE; Second De- | 13ihatreet northwest, cobtaining seven Fooms, with | my20-St salesrooms, Oth and D streets northwest, ene sbove | permanent change in the nine. O'Brien will here. |_,Joln O'Donnell, representing the Irishmen of were landed last nicht. . Story Suith, of | Altentions were obnoxious to her. He was arrest qranent AHI TOULAMON and PRONUNCIATION, | moders baproveiments. instrament, to which attention incxioees” it_ | after guard drat base, a position which many { Philadelphia, came spectally t inquire from MT. ion, ih passenger Om she xfuameie teas puntos: | Oh Reh game hank por ae eppeateten at tae ee Wied Department LOCUTION ahd CANALYSIS: | "On THURSDAY, the SECOND day, of ONE. at oe HOMAS DOWLING, huotioees ple have long since wished to see him attempt, | O'Brien Whether he could not arr: to attend 4 | iowing’story of the collision: “There wasa very peor are all well connected and stand high ip Meee ee eee eae a eee ets InSitats io | TRADE SALE OF TEN RATES assonTED | /JY , Auctioneer. When Manages Cuiseey sued to see him attempt, | meeting there: Mr O'Brien eet thot he was cata dense fog ai the time of the collision, and horus | the community. Fhe Suuniner Course of Three Month consists of 65 | fronting 135 feet 10 inches ou north B street, and 126 ‘CROCKERY, AUCTION SALE OF REAL EST. ar day's, ‘he would keep O'Brien at Mrst, he | HE would be unable to go, us his condition Was $0 | Were plown continually. Between half-past & and — LS Oo 87 commerce a LLETEN CLOG GRR iny | BOUZHEAST SORRER OF “Bhai “END G | replied: “Homes rent? were ecatee Me | serious that tine doctor Coie bis No eta De rot 6 @ im. on Thursday’ we heard the fog-horn of ‘The Thistic’s Sail Area. a wash) im lengths, snd | “Gu the SAME DAY, t HALY-PasT Five ocLocK | 187, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my | SQUEHRAST CORNER Playing as thatr™ eGo eaniubaior tree weeks, He had determined | snotner vessel. I went Ou deck and peered eager- | 4 WONDERFUL SFEKAD OF Cantal O© Sal8 SOOTCH COOL and PLEASANT 100 feet ie pi. Tuisell in famatat the premises ouagtual loca | auetion rooms, {shall sell to the trade an ima On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- The other gaines Saturday resulted as follows: | {0 €0t0 Halnliton on Monday. “A meeting will be | Another vemeel. T went on deck and peered eager conten Summer circalars mailed FREE on application. pa Ry ag OE | ees THOMAS DOWLING. Auct,_ | ECULTH 1887, {shall offer {0% sale st public a At Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 4, Chicago 3. At Fer ernaeeneae ‘wyguld postpone tt until | on our deck. Iran to the port bow, Dut It was DOC | From the Boston Hera’ ‘THE MANTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION, | FY Sucpih of ibe 10 ine ne pre MPHOWAS DOWLING, auctioneer, tye following pr gall oriatual oe franty-008 | Pon” Boston, 10, Taaienagiins eae Gach | “and a theeting on that day ihe Gatkesweakt ate Then 'T distinguished “the large inci hails | THE Sail area of the Scotch cutter Thistle 1s very 313 — immnediately the wy S52 21) and twenty . 78, frontins r » dian FE ; 7 a Hiatt a bioek cnet of City Post Office. sov2t_| onpal ot ao the orl httogataal ity St | A FINE, OOULECTION OF PUANTS RUQM JOHN | fect en iaret ant ak eaten eet geared i | Baltimore, Teco math 4, , At Louisrtie- Lows | no excuse hither ao ee eat ete | 8, seaman SS ee pe md — —— | said sq 2 of sai 13 N a C" is ry y-bn cl Y oT y "ARTY N'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Finches on 13% street. weat, between aud © EMBRACING Inrge cellar, gas and water” The house ie wented tp | 12, Brooklyn, 9° At Cleveland—cleveland, 15, | niolerance” Therefore Mr. O'Brien was deter. | Were "proceeding “at. about regular’ 10x | than the eall area of elther the Mayflower or the E.G. MAKTYN and C.K. URNEK, Proprietors, | streets, by a depth of 120 feet 10 inches. EVER-BLOOMING ROSES, OF EXTRA LARGE | good tenant’ One lot fronting 2s leet on @ atvests DY Athletic, 13, inined upon going to-day. His friendsare alarmed | eoeog witle the other steamer seemed to have = 513 th at. 2. w., near city post-ofce, ORSAY THE TID DAT OE ZUNE. ot TIVE |" giZis; PERE BOM Aaa GEN RARE: | 8 devth of 75 feet will be sold separately.» This. P Sunday ball games—At Cincinnati—Cinctnnats, | 97 res Tesulve, not becatise of thelr fear Of | ittle more headway on. As the approaching ves- | 2°™ Sloop. ‘The club topsail is much larger than statidard ‘business College in America Bi. Twill sell, an. fro Mes: 1s ALEAS, SELECT GREEN: | exty'iset joca é Hemivews AVthiuctic, Theory, Practical. | orietnal fot 38) in square 557, fronting 80 feet on 1 HOUSE AND BEDS AY 22 cine of the moet desirable locations in the soutB- | 17, "Baitim, another attack there, although such an | by Departments,” Day, and, Evening Ses" | strovt west and SO feeton Pierce street, improved bya | on TUESDAY, MAY, TWEX ona. Prof. C. Rt c Ts eagt section of the city. ‘Title perfect; taxee all OFe, A gt Louisville Metropolitan, iTY-FOURTH, 1887, at | “Terma: ; fi Louisville, 6. ’AU St. Louls—St. feelin house of Booms, numbered 1122 Tat | eEEVEN G'GLACK’ at my auction room, stall al | years Miah Noe sta tested, ops, Ba Oe | Touts, 5, 4 attack Is ‘consid an sel discovered us changed her course some. | that of the new sloop, and her mast and spars 1y probable, but : ‘a roytigs KNEK, 4A. CL Decause the mere journey itsel Anh the oot of | WBAC and struck us obliquely abaft the storage | seemed to be longer when compared with the size bi as = : way. Rebounding she struck again and | Of her hull,” Inthe Thistie, Mr. Watson has turmed nyears’ experience. More than street new. c jon Trust‘on the property said visrent, secured Uy deed of ——.—__ making another speech are likely to Sreporse Efala: bet with lems tome cach tne, ati-anene | ont a remarkably powerful boat, and he also hat sata business Pupils prepared for tne a THE SAME DAY. at HALF-PAST FIVE sal ie re Roos. —_y21°8 ing at purchaseracoat. oA depot ar Gabon eee ‘The Continentals’ Fair. him and imperil bisiife, As the policemen in the | so stipped along under our steru and cane up | put great “driving power" on mee. = esamanations: Please eall'of send for | OCLOCK Pa. {iltsel ti grontofthe premiers Lots | CHANCERY SALE OF, VALUABLE _ UNiak | iMgatpurcnancrscost, A deponit af #00 on ibe ms fag Bonk (ourns where theeditor of Untied freland | pastiy'on the other, the starbourd side. There | "Now that the sali pian has oeen published the 3 eee eeng | dbase eas eindnd Lata Geert s sandtvision | U 2ROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTEENTH (16tD) | at the of aale. ‘70 BE OFENED THIS EVENING AT THE E STREET win | Bas Been stoned have so. tar failed to p Dim, | wereevidently orders to launch boats, although I | Thistle is more than ever to be dreaded, and. the ECIAL LESSONS FOR PERSONS PREPA (me eS Deck | ROR TW EEE Ee and of oD EEaS |“ myocae ‘The fair of the Washington Continentals will | and as itis believed that a similar condition, heard none given, for halt a dozen boats were | result of the coming races must be lh great douve, dents through the course of mathematics | dwellings with modern improvem containing 7 NINETY-FIVE (195). WES & ‘be opened this evening at the Rink on E street be- | things will prevail in Hamilton, it 1s sald by some inanned ana fa nel unched. ‘The steerage passeners |. Charles Barr, of the cutter Shoha, expected ‘cach apd um ctively 21, 23, 23,27 passed e Of his enthustastic friends at Niagara that a strong: a ren hice Bethe. the Thistle would on Harvard and Yale Universities. | MISS | Dotty) Siyrie LE mana RE | MN oe fe ore Behe era OI Rody guard or stalwart men will be organized in | Smicers and cre and te ladies allowed to ctabark | he was a tle. SieeciSed a ae sees, Dat mannan tees SE | Pe UAT eT! Oy hie TR oe ee COLLECTION OF FINE ORIGINAL nL PAINT. | gastered eae oe Brown, Wilt tai are Boweren does ty approve of, this’ as he does not | 2287 Senay UnsnUage Forty aaaaekest | Sea bere oot ee —~4 1110 4 PAS E O'CLOCK P.M, in | iu the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia t | C > 5 a . - % s i y i Prepare for craminations by taking s thorough re- frou of the peetnes Lote Bi, on TUESDAY, ‘THE TWENTY INGS BY MR. 8. ‘I. SHUMAN, u rian, Brown, Williams; 8 wever, does not approve Of this, as he the fourth was ready when Capt. Perry annou ies required. $10 pays tor 0h Giewion of ot 1. in square ? Se aONTEL wan hen = — lange topmall in a bre will have a tendency to put the Thistle at a great FOURTH (ati) DAY OF MAY AD. 1887 OAT enerand Mell. Supper room—Mrs. Davis, assisted | think there will be any need for such a step. His | that there was no danger of sinking, 66 the dam ing through by varying depth to FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. in front of thé premises, ‘ofter | OF THIS CITY, EMBRACING AMERICAN AND | py Mra. Di ‘and improved by brick dwellings containing | for sale, at public auction, the followibs real ‘oatate EUROPEAN SCENERY, 9 rooms, with modern improvements, and numbes 8) and elzhty-nine (89), in C. _ LB. WOOD, & WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF Iu St. Cloud z angle of heel, and she may be forced to sail on her Contectionery stand—Mra. Bolden, | {lends Lave a positive opinion tothe contrary, | age was confined to the fourth compartiment, | uppers. assisted by Misses Milligan, dna and Mamie Milis | DUt they Will do nothing without bis sanction. which was full of water. This quicted the pas- ir. Watson has no doubt made calculations, an@ SIG muprovements Lotweigitgreight VENETIAN STREET SCENE: ape eo ES artin = ee he must know pretty well how much the ‘Thistle bai OE ss awe | : snd iti Cetreet southeast. Hier he eee a eee a ea eee re A Fatal Short Cut. Some of the steerage passengers of the Britannic | will'be abieto Sand. “rite mongauce, whe, The Gomeg he,_ Tres atvantanes ctor, | Hallimente in one. two and Gree yeare, for which motes | Popomenundted apd ninety-five (LOG) | Paina, AND Boo! ston, Paper and stationery—Jolin B. Fonda, as- | TWO PHILADELPHIA REPORTERS KILLED OW A Ratl-| say that when the Doate were Indecied gies aes | aad length of gaff seem to be of the same le myié-Ime | (©. E. BULLARD, Director. | Stallmente in pearing interest at nix” percent payable | oqual gatathients, payable at ne (1) and two @ | raxpsCAPES OF FRANCE, GERMANY AND swir. | sisted by Mlus Morse. Fancy stand—Nra, Sardou, ROAD BRIDGE. FB acted shamefully, and attempt 40 monopolize | while hooey is weary aa long as er w ater ling m4 SS eS = | Sexti-anmually from day of wale, and secured by-deed of | $3 tive deferred ta todraw | LAN NCE, Gi | lsatsted by Misses. Trow tzky: | Two ere instantly kiltea | them, rn pls ngth. seen jonger than CERO: artitcial mmencory. system. Uutversal | trust ‘on property sold, will be taken, or all cash, at | atgrom Gay of sale, the deferred payinents, to draw ZERLAND, “f Eee ratehccsesslarbe Ahead rf PY: it’s —] q vi! y 7 his o1 They also say that the fog was not so | those on the American sloops, and great strain, otigrs tailed, "Ad: | option of purchaser. Deposit of $100 cn cach Lot will | yearly, the notes of the purcuaser or Tnchasers to be | SCENES FROM THE BATTLE OF MANASBAS, ko, | CCDUSfurMishings—Licut, Ludwig and Corp'l Liep- | shortly before 6 o'clock Saturday night by a Wash- rders. | They og big . Baltimore, Md. | be required at time of sale, aud all conveyancing and | be iven for deferred yaymeuta, secured Dy decd OF b PROM THE BATTEN OF 38 3 Feeors ing wa Ro ae cost. ‘ED AN] erman, Cane stand—C. Curtis, assisted by dense but that if proper precaution had been ob- Benson, Postoffice—Lieut. Bell, postmaster must Come upon It on account of Uhe lu top- ington express train at Germantown Junction, two | served the collision could have been avolded, Mra | sail. In her sheer the Thistle i not unlike the ‘my 11-3w* eral; Mise MeCann, postmistress; Miss Andrews, | miles from the center of Philadelphia, on the Penn | Kovinson, moter ot gatas wink ie Mayflower. As yet the draught of the Thistle is rms to be | deeds of trast on the property: or all cash, at the op- NELY FRAMED. from sale, or property | ‘ion of the purchaseror purchasers: A depoait of {0 Sa JBQRENCH LESS pils Converse Fluently,with old at risk and cost of defaultin; hundred and fifty dollars ($200) must be made on each | _ Will be arranged in our salestooms and sold at public | chfef clerk. Gipsy_—Miss Kline, ‘Soda water_Mr. sylvania Railroad, They were J. Ray Shepperd, of | after her child was killed it was represented to her | not known, Dut It is evident she must be quite apes Ser short thine by new system of leds 3 {of when, the property is knocked down. ‘Terms must | auction, without limit or reserve, to the highest bidder, | Shaw. Paddle box—aMr. Curtin. Cigar stand— ae ‘native Pari - M. of Sor- », hat the little one was alive and doing well. At | deep, witha great amount of ballast low dowh, tn = a a = ‘the Record, and E. J. Isaacs, of the 'Press, Shep- | that the ltt! Line be complied with wit ten daysfrom day of sale, All UI - EX iss Lutz, table—] rowne, mon- x SIF} at mi8-Smoe | FPPUOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. conveyancing at purchaser's cost, If defult te maw | SATURDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, | Miss Lut Voting table—Lieut, B Lemon. 3 tonne University, Paris Frac the tme she was attending to her son George, | Order to stand up and be able to carry her enor. MMe__corp Me Lt pera was twenty-six years old, and IsaseS. WAS | Whose arm had recelved acompound fracture feu | MoUs kali atca, Bier performanees sce tae cee WIVIL SERVIC iS. — CANDI- | VERY ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE, UP- by any purchaser I reserve right to resell at his, her, or | ®t TEN A. ud THREE P, M. twenty. They had been assigned to report a school ‘the broken rail. When she next inquired she was | Irex will be anxiously awaited. Capt. Chas, Barr, LSE i pa LEGANT RO = ir risk, on five days’ advertisement., On exhibition WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND children’s festival at the State Fair Grounds, near t the girl's ad been flung overboard. | of the Shona, Uninks Uhat if the Thistle can beat dates pr SILK PLUSH (MADE BY Sales of Real Estate. told that girl's body. an, Civit service pad i ee BERRY WIBE CABHET I, frustes, | FRIDAY. my2i-dts | c.V. Trott has bought trom C. Ford tor $12,000 | the, Germantown Junction station. On tuetr re- | “rye collision oocurred about 0 alles trom tue | the Trex. ten minutes over-a forty ante costes hee Soy, Aumarvlis Stvis' af Ruber Store 0."utat | PLATE MANTEL, AND OTHER MIBEORS: WAL. |_DUNCANBON BROS. acta 1 ee? ores (PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer ub 10888 40 10, square 312,00 by 105 feet at the | Soraas tne ots and. walked Ove’ an iron wrestle; | maimland, about off Zcgnuucket, Tue Petannte | chances ot winning. the Aimcica Cup are of tae ae — = 1 = as eee z = pes 3 2 Was on cour Lei about eust ‘no! . There is no criterion by whic! juc as FASHINGTON, D.C. 1407 S DEOWN EP: LACE WINDOW. HaxarNas | CoSYORRY S08 OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND | iverrEs aaLe OF Lor FRoNTIxa ox | comerotizth and ¢ strects n.w. ry at the cor- | over, Wa%CH the, Pennsylvania tracks cross thé | white ne Celtic wan evidently lose thd. hat ier | boven ane teen acne rtan, BF wach to YTS We eiwodn stir Te. a select Boarding BROWN REP: LACE WINDOW HANGINGS: rE NO, 2281 STREET NW, AND A LOE TWENTY-FIRST, eyWEEN LAND Bt | 198 Do aoe property at the cor- | Reading Railroad. Biynny 8 Philadelphia Zimes | pow polating about south. ‘The Celtic struck the | known Of the performances ot tne caleves cate ete ana Daw Sehoel Sen, Seung Ladion and Lite Cie FINE ENGRAVINGS, FANCY ROCKING CHAIRS PES SROL BILL IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF STREETS NORTHWEST. pak & oe 782), tor si $10,000, Genevieve f, | TePOrter, was 30 feet ahead or Shepperd and Issacs, | Britannic om the port side at the mizzen ing, | Irex and the Mayflower to warrant the statement eee eee ee een cu nesutifurection | FANCY TABLES, PORTIERES, FINE BRUSSELS (ee een eae eat of trust dated March 30. 1887, and duly | Fiver has bought of B. L, Walker £08 g4:100 part | He got w the station platiorm safely and saw the | nq only a tew tec, astern of the atrey nd ee | Te and the May flow “have to beat the itex: tore Of Vinginia, bewina Juig: Ise) Special. facilities fa A CARPETS, WALNUT BOOKCASES, HANDSOME | nb ips Goals pased Nora 30, ge pygonded.n the laud records of the District of “Coluny. | Nager Das Dougat of B. L- Walker for $4,100 p traincoming. | He shouted to his companions, who Doller room. The mizen rigging, ron-work and | than ten minutes to win the cup. The Maynower, Musie’ Flocution and the Mode es. Mr. anc WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITES | in Equity cause No. 9659, whereiu John | Pie ill sell, DAY, ee 5 ree bee) ¥ eee feet ldge. ‘was wrenc! mn its fastenings, the rail was | according to judges, 1s about fifteen minutes Bre Wit DCABELL Princyai. "“apisSm | WALNUT, MARBLE TOP CHAD a> AS intif” and William £ Leo aud others are de | ENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK P. ML, | between 4th and 6th street te. Geonge E. Ham: ‘and | 2h, [Gee oe wwno | FR from its foundation as far aft as the jieger. | taster than the [rex over'a forty nile course under E 3 ped ind the after turtle-back was carried into | good conditions. ELEC ( AD. 1887, AT A QUARTER | hAlf of lot,13,'in aquare 100, fronting Ay" feet 2% | Log and 110, square a> each, Se Ue ter eto is mast, ai has ceusoved from Capitol Hill to GSE ¥t-R-¥» | pat LOWS, BEDDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, | OE TIVE Yass OCLOGE Be Arocha A QUARTER | fidhen, on Twenty-Diet stress Gy She tieot Oa tect ahah ‘between Lawrence andS sires’ On | Wasdirectiy behind him, stumbled ov the alr and overboard as though it was made of THE TexeTLZ Damage. ome 2. Sat wa Saace, SE. SEWIN SE, HAND: WAL. | in frontof the premises, the following described = ‘Berger has bought of Christina C. Mublhofer parts | S24 alsofell._ As they struggled to thelr feet thé | pasteboard. As the bow struck the pump it caught SSS FINE SEWING MACHINE, HANDSOME rger eels rennin Young Isaacs, in looking up, made a. 3 ze ENTY- | iD front of the premises, the south half of the westerd | fiton has bought of W..B. Thomas for $0,900 lots \WASHINGTO® ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY | UXDERBEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER | Kadani, 4, wil on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY 4 re ‘i 7 ‘Termis of sale: One-half cash, and the in one ‘ train, Which was running at the rate of 40 miles aneenger Whose Rams ie fot knonr A cablegram from London says that the = {the Republic | | NUT BREAKFAST TABLE. ELEGANT WALNUT | Gommniat anid totes acres neon, District of FORE geal cash, at option of purchaser, wath interest | of lote 8 and 7, aquare 920, on Hass Capital street, an hour, dashed. pont They were dragged | gs he irreapiute in bis exehcaran wae mantis i | Thistle lost. her bowaprit and’ was othen, ‘ner of 7th and Dstreets | M. T. MIRROR BACK SIDEBOARD, WALNUT | Selpmplt, and own and di je tare, AYO, hundred abd | cd decd of trust te begitea Ail ene ees | Eeuwoon Suh and oth street east, for @6,500. FI: | for 100 feet before the train could be stopped, and get Gut of the way in time, crushed him against | wise damaged in a run from the clyde to Ber aia ‘Wrikng tis | EXTENSION TABLE, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA | sixty-two (502) and described ae follows: Beginning | 824 deed of trust to be given, comers’ Te ek anaes Lae Tronting 308 fest ou L serect, | WeFe frightfully mangled. he tron, and cut the body completely in two. A] Cowes during a gale last Friday. When on the Fuciett Lanctagc: Cortespondence! Hapid Calcule | AND GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN | forthe same t | fa eee er toned ANSON S TAYLOR, 1924 F st. 0.) qeustoes, | southeast pp aee iran is tac Little gitt, of about eleven years, named Robinson, | trip the ‘Thistle rescued ‘three wen tu a lilebeee English Language, Correspondence, Kapid Calculs- CISITES, & Third COO} etree econ eoray ans the pore FRANCIS W: ‘933 11th st. n.w. Hue The Campaign in Kentucky. Who Was with her mother and brother on her way | pefonging to the steamer Harkaway, which had Hngitoh, Lineuage, Correepondence, nara Calctls;| REQUIS! 5c. Foie Gah eteect, one bundred and teu (110) fects |, FANG Mary B. Porter has purchased ot F. W. Hu W. 0, Bradiey, the republican nominee for gor- | to Tngiand for a visit, was. also crushed by the | VaCMeINg to, the steau a a Lie, Political Peunomy, Stenoeraphy abd Type-wre ALso, omy, | ence SuReEly pavallel with the norshera line of ai TNEROVED PROPERTY ON FODEANDA: | KovSt tter, lots in block 17, Burseth, above | |W. 0. Bradley, cog jie Delug spit open turoug | foundered, Sixteen. lives wore ost’ when che fe Day and eveninw sewions 32 ‘ y LABO! quae, thirty-o line a B-AND-A- | West Wash 287.50." Cl ‘Brooks | ern , has addressed followin} A and breast ther fe Mfeboat originelly car “Tinustrated Greular fe = Ba ae One butdred and fon CLG fens, aie asotisa lot | U SALE STREET, BETWEEN L ANDM STREETS | We 'tongnretin ke otseraae tos $8,000, sub 10t | note to &. B. Buckner, his democratic competitor, ears et number of Killed apd injured 4s not | 7#00,8%, Persons, tree of whom succumbed to Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. mld | ONE FINE BLACK CARRIAGE HORSE. — TWO- | the northern line of said square thirty-one (31) feet to on thee AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. XN, 89; 620, fronting on Iststreet, between Dand B | under date ot May 17: “Having waited five me yetclear. Some accounts sald that four adults origrone tb a) 7 NGU. 2: SE: FAMILY CARRIAGE, IN INE CONDI- a a 5. BEVENTH.at aQUARTER-PAST O'C!] from your ttee and a little girl were Killed; oUbers that the killed D pe saaeri st xm, {igen DOSToNS Puano®, matteas | «AE Lauuiy a ACl FLY RO QU GoLE 1% | Seve etna atte puta | lube ban ngs go | 8 apna Pam Your Gms range ee eeeeer gtr vaca apes Sith | evan serene fer mee moe 723 14TH ST.N. W, ROBES, &e. two (2) in square’ six hun fronting 48 feet on 43 strect and having a depth of 98 | 24th st., beeween L and M streets northwest. caive ‘answer appertaining to the fact that | jured were taken incent’s Hos] in New 0 ana. van onan all other principal e E MORN! ¥ TWENTY. | the same ia laid down on the ground f | fronting 48 feet on 4s strect and having a any pel ork last night. They were a boy, George Robin- nusciigitetion anasder to ie stnet Ge Fifrat 1883s commencing at TEN OCLOCK at tng | theaaid ety of Washington fect, to 8 30-foot alley. L. P. Shoemaker and others have bought of J. M. tions. “Unexcelle {have the honot of notifying you that I will speak | #83 Patrick Burke, aged 47, of Pameeverte, Pa,| ItisoMetally parte ae ‘St. Petersburg that ave the hon 8 H jushkin, Ossipanof, Generalof, streets | 12 Stonday next at Newport Wednesday, | WRO Was taking his wife Gn a visit to ireland: | Andrejushkin, Ossipani Shewyrof time for canvassing the State is short at best, q ¥ Germs: One-third cash. balance in one and two years, | Johnson, for $7,200, sub. lots 12 and 13, sq. 203, 40 | OUF residence of Prof. E, J; De Smedt. No. 2018 G street | | Tertus of sale: One-third of the purchase money in | ,,.yriis omer tilitd cad, balance in one and 2hneon, 200, 24, ve teachers. Fee mely north we: s] oh his: household effe cash, 4 in 1 year and 35 in2 years from the day of y | by 120 feet, on 14th street, between Vand for Ladies, Gentlemen aud: Chik | inciudine his Horse. Family Oursioge, Beawies: ote: | sale, OF all Cash at tite optiser ne Hhe’ pineheade Of | deed of trust da" premives’ interest payable semi | northwest. Wm. Lawler, aged 65, who was on his way from | and Uljanoff were executed last Friday for the ; Be ually, or all cash at option of at Covington Thursday night, and at Loutsville Mand, and ‘woman . Every Saturday L j Se,pmiich willbescld precisely at FWELVE OCLOGK | purchasers; deferred paynatnts tobe secured Uy deed Poultof 6100 se cenaer cto Or purchasers. A pees a Seca ane Woul he ipinsved to ave you St Louls to ire a young ‘amed | part they took in the recent attempt on the life of free to pupils. Apply to the school ior proxraius and | in front of residence. House open for Inspection day Sicomc a, aie agen — nat ee chaser's cost. DENCANSON 'BROS., M ‘Transfers of Real Estate. present on each occasion. I do not intend by this | Bose Kelly. cinta ‘the czar. During the trial it was shown that these Ban ‘ands. as a NOMAD DON istear,_ | tetime orale’, Teenie be ent OED, | cmoziakas Cone. | Deeds in.-fec have Deen filed as follows: &. | to withdraw the request for a Joint canvass, but CONDEMNED BY THE POPE, _| men, with ten companions, belonged to a criminal DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES oF | —™2)S-dts fen dan fromm day of sales, ouherwne the, trustee re- | (OMFORTABLE TWO-STORY BRIOK DWELLING, | Ksoack to L. F. Levy, lols 10 and 11, 99. 419; | hope to hear from your tee at an early society forsned to overthrow the goverament and study . to adults confide |. prepares for college, SAI E REAL E3- | serves the right to resell at the risk of defaulting pur- 1018 SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWE! $3,000, Jno. McL. Carusi to Jas, N. Marr, lots day.” A Lewer From Leo XIII on the Case ac a In 1886 U te West Poin tions ONT THE WEST | chaser. K AND L STREETS SOUTH. ind 4, sq. 834, 6 to 10, 9g. 810 and 1 and’, Dik. establish a commune, hey formed a se IY ISS CH SSOP Ra Rate mw] “RIDE OF SEMONT AVESCE AND IMPROVED CHAPIN BROUN Waves, | Ob SHDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. gg | 10, LADIt Pink: $+" 1 W. Suith to sane, un: | Sad Accident ae Dey View Sanction, «ie Sayan, Sentoar otuaiss on eavanpeesbememmeetee ton, 1120 VERMON’ AVENUE, | ees twee | _DUNOANSON BROS.. Aucts, myledéde | Se Main scl th onbof the brewiaen CCEaCES yn ea bear es See gh TK | OnE MAN INSTANTLY SILLED AND THREE BADLY 1*-| rp apppoves tae ancusimor's ErroRTS “ro cxosu | for Sruuch purpose Geucralo, _Anarejushkin and Under and by: ie of a certain of trust = = = ar SUB LOT 33, SQUARE 607, 2 cd et RED. .. | Osstpanot sured explosive’ bom! ‘arch Have Auwaxs bearing date July 20th, 1483, and duly recorded 44 | FIVHOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer. Fronting 134 feet cso Copia strceh wits denn | 3.8, Larne crusiee, 19 G. N. Whittington pt | an accident occurred at 8:30 p.m. yesterday at mB vastous sexes 7 Dooriaas sourveaap ow. | ot company with, Kautecher, Gorkun and Valo. recorts of the District. of Colum} rsigned, | HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE welling. oi Baie rly; ‘Matilda M. Bowen to sume, | Bay View Junction, on the Philadelphia extension we EE — choff, ndertook orm the bomb carriers | SixTH'DAy OF Mav inwzat FIVEUCLOCR PAL, | AND AINTH’ STREET SOUTHBASE KNOWN | , feriuty One-third cath, balance in one and two | sumo property?’ $4,900. B. it, Warner t0,G.'Y" | of the Baltimore and Oho Raflroed: by whlch one ‘The Pope has written this letter to Archbishop | PY, emai when the czar passed by, they went to 3 T OF INFANTS | srilat public auction, tu frontof thepremisemall thoes | AS THE HITZ PROPERTY. AT AUCTION Beall cash, at option of purchase. hae sep UalY, | Hansell, sub 59, sq. 850; 94,300. James F. Linden | man was instantly Killed, one fatally wounded, | Corrigan: throw the missiles under the czar's c as it URED TARO ASSERT | ceases Barend an eta tas Tee Ie HIN Oe tO | AES, Ge REN ion anin_| Weer ak a to aires Rite gr eae [and co serouly anjured. The vcune wor | “veqeate Brother, Dain andthe apex eeu saben eente gees and bei city of Washington, ma 7, 9 my 21d DUNCANSON BKOS.. Ancts. are rde five of Cen-| benediction, Your letter, dated the 2d day of | It was iL Out on. 2 woman id known and distinguished aa all of lots num. | the premises, Tdhall sell all ‘of Lots ‘11 and 12, ee A. Ela to A. M. Howe, same property; $—. Girard | Snowden Clements, aged thirty-five years, etter, dated the 3 . Pelee wr of the pi Benn forty-nine (49) to sixty (G0), both inclusive, and | and part of Lot 13, in square 844. IT[PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. Fire fnsurance Co. to F. Frank, sub'18, sq. 818; | tral, West Virginia, instantly killed, Jon M. | April last, has reached us, in which you lament | named Serd: kne + 5 rerm ver y | | These lots have been subdivided into six building —— 2 ¢ the contumacions disobedience of a priest, one of | learned of it Irom one of the But wemast scknowiodes thet we have sever Bal 5 | ne eee are eer Tes ee ena UE ‘fronting as follows: Five of thei ha OTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS 9. | $3500. John K Libbey to Ann M. Waters, sub lot | wartin, aged nineteen years, of Martinsburg, W. s rd yourself, but also | and could have given Umely information to tbe more complete and select stock than, we now carry. | | US,‘ Gecrse Taylor subdivision of part of equses | Li feet on the. Public mavare at sarees OE Take | AUCTION SALE OF VALUALLE BUSINESS PR Mi | 15, sa-27; $5.00, 1. Ke Tattle vo Laura M, Doo- | Martin, ages pinctoen years, of Mare ‘nd whsple Toward {aie apostolic’ soe, and “ansiousiy seok to | authorives but She tailed Ta, thie autee A Soe Judging froin the amount we sell* daily we feel conf- | pumtered two hundred and fourteen (234), as per plat | sylvania avenue and 6th street southeast by th of (ORTHWE: little, lot 67, Widow's Mite; $5,500. F. M. Green | rracture of right. leg; thought to-be fatally in. bring before the supreme tribunal of our authority | prisoners were convicted, and five were banged. ec id | recorded in Liber W. B. M., folio 185, of, the records of | 90 feet, and the sixth lot has a front of 20 feet G inches | _ ON. THUBSDAY, ML 1887, at H. tok. B. Keefer, lots 14 and 45, bik. 11, Meridian kalew, aged twenty-fout ey ‘were banished to Siberia for dent that the customers appreciate both the styles and | re = 3 5 PON 7 x4 p jured. Oliver Buckalew, age y-four years, | the false doctrines concerning the tof ‘he others were long terms rtm | vali a neces cree ne | aparece Pe Mena Uma | uc to iat a fe | HN de ee, stha a Mone | AUR” wt cet fcin Sf te noua ip | tne tape dito eomgrming the ght prop | Encary e ruldinigs and veme in. perty. a post de- | stp 7 8 an 2B, 8q. 283: a J. Z - 7 = | “Herms of tale: ‘Ote-baif cash, aud balance in three | sirable vacant proverty. on “Caudal eed ence | S¢bubic auction iy front o property will be g red ns | 403 SUL 80, 285: $6,000. Emuna J. McKelden | ana shoulder, Jas. 6. Hare, twenty-three years | newspapers and public assemblies. ‘We, there aaa INFANTS’ CLOAKS! INFANTS* CLOAKS! jus] installments at one, two, and three years, for | command the attention of investors or parties deair- | jois.one 20x 100, 00 whi grected a three-story | T. Knox toG.F. Graham ee, bie si, Tee Bes | Old, Of No. 12 Water Station, B fore, moved by these, your words, ex] to us jacob A. Gaudaur. which notes of the purchaser are to be «iven, bearing handsome building sites, Drick warehouse, No. 807 treet; one 20x100, on | 7 KD t Plains: $823, Hel btm Railroad, W. Va.. both loge broken below the knee. | with ‘just grief of heart and in the conscientious | THE CHAMPION SOULLEK TO mace WIT MAXLAX a interest irom day of sale at the rate of six percentum | | Terms: One-third cash: the residue in three equal | which is erected “No. 805 “D" strect, and one-sd th | sud Pleasant + elena C. Simmonsto | ait the men were employes of the Baltimore and discharge of duty, have accurately considered the DEOORATION Dav. Infante’ Cream Cashmere Cloaks, with embroidered | p2's:.iuin until paid, payable semi-annually, and to | paymenta at six, twelve aud eichtoon months, with | Josl0Ucso cee whack wy orceted’ How, f01 sud 80s | KJ. Thomas sub 47, sq, 240; $3,600.“ James Law- | fio telegraph departunent, and were standing ou | Wschange of duty, have accur Bae - 4 cuff aud collar, for $2.98. | be secured by a deed of trust on the property ‘sold: or | notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust " street, and 406 Sth street north ler to, tT. Middicton, pt. lots 6 and 7, the platforms of camp cars on a siding. ‘Throt ‘seen with commendation your tin Gaudaur 1s @ Canadian by birth, He was born fants’ Mother Hubbard Cloaks, with embroidered | aii cash, at option of purchaser. The property Will be | on the property sold. All conveyaueing sud recording ‘erms easy, made known on day of sale. 365; $1, Mary A. MeFarien et a to Kate the mistake of a switchman a regulating engine h signal charity. It has Deen, indeed, a | &t Orillia, Ontario, and is thirty years of age. He naa | S28. 2 baie ae Sdensett of 91.000 will be re, Guibed-om escd 1ob at the keer age, S200 Will be re | _mytidéds" __'THOS. DOWLING. Auct._ Moore, Bis 20 and 21, sq. 456; $—. M. Corcoran to | was shunted into the siding om which the camp pea ct eS eee ror feet in height, and Tafunte’ Cream Cashmere Cloaks, with embroidered | (ural the time of wale. Allconveyancing at cost of | iret ou ste THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. _| JB) H- WARNER Neal 4: Murray, pt. 5 a. 214; $— G. H. Dyerto| cars containing the fourmen stood. ‘The cars collar and cuff and embroidery atthe bottom for $4.24. | 00 Sees ple otherwise the trustees Witten 8 Winnaas. 60, 4 Rei Ratate Broker One of our most desirable stylés is a Cream Mother | ona Ps a chaser after publi tice auctioneers, Hubbani Cloak, with embroidered cape and three rows | f)"'Nertisement int due of more Mewspapers sabe THYSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | PUBL “ risen your authority i city thi about when condi B Goldschud, ‘sub iets to 4, were velescopod and te inen were made prisoners | Mise against your auinority n your city through | weighs about 170 pounds when in racing re, GF st.nw. | J. A. Sterling to same, lot 11, aq. 70: Deuween the ends which had come together. thelr tion, Gaudaur has a place in the Stave of Mis- — ‘tru arti io. tons, and the open conspiracy of factious men, HALE, CEA SALUARLE, LOT IN THE Papo Loz: $1,500 Faunis A aoiettG | cries for help rang out, and at once the workmen | Kod our anguish has, beeu ail the greater, simer, | SOUNl, near Crevo-Copur lake, where be has an ex- ITHEAST RECTION OF THE CITY, NEAR end. wena we FS EUS OPERTY AT THE COR’ OND STREETS | SOUTH tou, | shed Colt N EMISES No, 408 13 “3 in the vicinity went to effect their release. information conveyed to us, we cellent opportunity for practice. When he won as sighs chan teeanenas cian cope sened e TCHARD We TXLER. Ti STREET SOUTHWEST, EE NO 08 13%) NEW CIBRARY DULEDIRE, Eltzaber lots 125 and 126, sq- 628; | Clements was taken out dead, and Martin was | {rom information lately conveyed to us, Sey $4 = For omer Pow Seng me ‘heal ees HOBERT @. RUTRERPORD, Under and hy virtue of a deed of trust, bearing, We willciter at public sae in front ofthe prea ee oO. We as (2 WV. Barringer, lot 10; | surrering the most excruciating agony, indicating | jeaPned thet there are some others clergy. eangsoneta ‘Toomer, he mot im tbe eee mah fe Cashmere, finished “Office Tyler & Rutherford, _| date the oth day of Ausust, A. D. 1873, and duly; fseson WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-FLETH Sq. 37; $5,100. _W. Braun to D, B. Groff, lot 22 and | that nis injuries were of un internal character imbued wite the aoctrines alm ene Sa ee Wik ston an Uockion 08 Tay 14. ante _1250 F 6 BS Waehingiots D.C. | OF Sotumbea tn Liter Nes TT oe aio TAG hate | Jartol ek ote reas Poe eS no ‘esta 8 | Botan We cor: sue a Helens c- Gimmons «0 Bucknlew and Hare, while badly” wonnded, bore aa aS ‘ioctse, and the greater | ceived. five seoonds’ start tk Tesuited in a dead “Awe bave Cioa out 7 OW tone ENTY-HOURTH DAY UF MAY, | stro-t, between Istand 2d streets depth of 101 poe : "lots 13 | UP Wonderfully under their injuries The three | Sind petter part of the laity, gladiy remained with | heat. When they rowed over, on November We bave Cloaks from $498 to $24.00 FP HOMAS DOWLING, Anetioncer TURSDAY. THE TWESTY-BOU Hie Dat op Mat ie ay pos “h a Pan seit taprove- | M. Johnson to LP Shoemaker al, sub" lots 3 | inured men and thelr dead companion were placed INFANTS’ SLIPS! INFANTS’ SLIPS! EES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED front of the premises, offer for sale, at public suction, mets phpartunity vest an 203; unchanged will in faithful obedience and loyalty | fol Geudaur was the winner. But Teemer a 101895. 00; $7200. J. K, Padgett to W.S. | ina car and taken to Canton, where the eastern | unchanged Wilt tn, f ‘graterul to us, and appro Geteated'him at the New Orleans regatta, in May, jece or 1 of round described as the 2 2.916 F st nw. | Burns, lot 2, bi'k 11, Whitney Close; $1,050._E.7. | district patrol Wagon Was Sent for. Martin Was by us, that you have labored to cl ‘ere | 1885. At the Pit ‘two’ months ‘north halt of Lot six (G) in square nuubered two hun- | _my20-5t _ DUNCANSON BROS., Auotioneers, $37,-73- | placed in the wagon and carefully driven to the | they ‘sprang up, the vicious seeds of doctrines after, Gaudaur 7 sculler of the red and sixty-eight (20 Peters to Bélla Crounse, pt. 18, sq.” 980; Infants Slips made of Cambric, with embroidery | HOUSES. SLAUGHTER -HO\ S), improved by Three-story |RUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, | H. M. Mornson to same, pt. 13'sq._ 821 land University Hospital, Greene and Lom- | seats inder pretext of helping the masses, | two,’ Uncommon interest is felt im the event of att ogee et eves with four tucks down the | py virtue of trast dated April 3, 1879. and re- ges | Frarue Dwelling, with Side Tot-being house ad preui- Trkoxting OX AGEH SIRKET, ON G, FED ON | J o-connell to D.F, Gtonnelt sub, 3, bq. 511; | pard streets, and Buckalew and Hare were taken | Scattered under pretext of helping the masses. | two.” Unca Day, because Hanlan willbe in iu front. for de th yoke of three | coped in Liber No. 009, foie’ #7, we will well on Ne nae er Racer are cae ana H STREPTS SOUTHEAST. $hrog, * G- Sauer to P. Kilroy, lot 70, 4. 546; | to tno same'instivution by rail to Camden Station. | Simm iong.suffering and patience Fou have not | Public couBdense as ne te indented pyehe eee mse ae an toes | HEE AE ara OE COLAC ac he | eran ag buns emt natn | ys eae Suramar ge | Bro, StF he bele Cements was taken to tne Sout | Set JORSUNGZOR thd Bates ot ang Bay | Ramanan Infante’ Camabric Slips, with yoke of ticks, two clus | 123-0,2o2 ered six (Gj in square | (6)and twelve (12) monthe, secured by deed of trust | Onuse Nev 10s34¢ te ‘Trustees. INPROVOKED ui — al ei restless spirits, although they have not refrained — —2oo——_—. psecpiens samen yes | Raapared ai huodred sad ope Op trig RES | Inrwat tite of sate, wat ath ea A a8) eae at publi, puetlon in trent of Bae OF 1 Stick Pesterday morning, “rumochy Whelen, ‘The Great Chicago Struggle. oi eS ee ee “jun ore ‘cnatty Gnewn theougheut Ountzel a . | 4 inches on Q street, . - 13 * Infante’ Slips, with yoke of embroidery and deep | 4 iches on Q street, and ing at yurchaser’s cost, (If the terms of sale are not | May, °R. ‘D. 1Uei at HALEPABT FIVE b, SF | & New York Saloon-keeper, wet out to close aed : that you should be of good re on ets a fei hr | obs aa Sg ee | Sagar ae ec |e one esha i | a i he Sea ut Peg | es wuo Sor ater arse Cone o | ih gta Sa itt tl] coeagonn tis eptapagtsa pens’ ts ome we r cof swith yoke of iv et ell at the Piak ay ; : 4 ECTS "erth uch ead controled, arstad” ths | snaghter-houne aud stabs, with oatle pen and other Praiverteenett in some ueyatepee pabiatea frie | ttoumpdand nelysigo(dOpD. | stumbled over Whelen's foot. The Gursed | | A telegram from Chicago says that at the meet- | 20910 GorSnaing the sanctity of faith and diselp: | mous for his great ability in making long and high Boro, $1.68. ae so, | Tfermus of ale: One-third caahtand the reside in two | District of Columbia. ALBXANDEH ¥. MOAN, | oqi{™Ut,0f sale Drencrlbod by cara, with Intereat Ok | 1h the Rodpmon andes coeace Meanbed he latter | ing of the Master Bullders’ Association this eve | ine "Nevenincites tel by Curistian charity, 9a Jumps and for remarkable high kicking. When he ‘Une of our popular Slips is made of Cambric. | inal payments at six and gwelve months, with inter. | _ My -eodads Tras six 6) per cent, in notes secured by eed of on G FEB Joke of embroidery back and front, with deep | €J"'frdm day of sale, 8100 deposit, when the pro Preinises sold; ‘or all cash, at option. = = == OF is struck off. Deed and deed of trust to be given. ESS AND OTHER PROPERTY — TWO | purchasers. A deposit of 8100 on enol ot “will be te 80 wounded. “Clara allen, the Woman, was erected, | ming the declaration of principles will be brought | will leave nothing untried that with paternal ‘was seventy years of age he was able to Kick any and stated: anfon' her companfon'sname wae Win. Byrnes, | up and very warmly discussed, as there are some | benevolence you may embrace those who are Ge-| Soyecr at a helene of 11 feet, trom the ground. A Tnfauts’ Drewes inade of fine Nainsook, with yoke of conveyancing at cust of purchaser. y ceived by this new doctrine, if they return to wiser 4 BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 1208 AND 1210 | Quired at time of sale. Conve ‘at cost of pure coe members Wno think the measure necessary, while | COUTELY "We Nowever, will never perunit auy ins | favorite feat of his was to place five a wis embrvidery and tucks, with ruttle and three rows ° of person who OR Wi, or purchasers. 0) 10) days default incom- | ProposeD Fusion —The Park- harmfu ta $ teas to | &TOW. Standing on the ground,he ‘vault into Set ET am cae | eee tt ERIE RS Rand SSS | eee, are eared | Mana aa a aM aaa | fer gen sind gan ae aio | RR ana Gaara nea ehave a mat o! above property. - - OK STC S cl at And risk on five days, information that Hon. W. M. Evarts recently ad- f the master builders for a set- h the 8, | jump Lay ms Dacanee ana Kober We J ocala rN NER OF FOUR-AND-A- WILLIAM A: 9 body. - ‘The hopes o not fall to. make known to You, throug’ with po gt yy 3 a myl3.ats CHARLES SenNEBEL parent nits, NOs 1600 AND iyosrouk z HOLDSWONEE SORDON, | Giving the epubnicans of Murua OC LN cL | tlemént of the existing Croublas now seem to'be | Con reyation of tne Propaganda emily measires fe'fouid uuap into the third, and #0 on until he a = 00, PHDAY. AETERNOON, ape DUNCANSON BROB., Auctioncen. > rayibedaas rit the proMbluonists in the “coming” election or the National Buliders Association, the mem | Cirncetly peat the Goa of consolation that he Wit dectul part of is feat, Which Was Jumping out at _inignts Flannel Skirta, mado of Lest quality of ma- Mii eli ta og of the heal ee “2 MPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. dprangibis and nasuring victory foe thy alilance Pavemarreey recetved from the ulMers oa a ag Lervening ones, and aliguting in the one be had intaut” Fiawiel Wrappers, Striped and Plain, for fronting 30 feeton Benteee emt BPS 12 feet on Dela. | TEUSTER'S SALE Pia ARUABLE TMEROVED | Go ay the news. ale several of tac party | Suanges, of, Baltimore, Albany, New York, ad | root ot our apectal affection the Jos. we 1OvINELY | Sigocu abd Gace waved Simesil trom dete tas *Tataate Lace Caps for 986 Backs aod brick warchonss HOssS fest, Nes. Dos ad | TOWNE Te ON 2D (0) 8 + GORGE | leaders of oth sides wiil soon hold a conference | Mynanahouts sonomsas nae tout 000 briekmen SE ea eee ee alle bendichious | Wrecked raft by jumping that distance from the Infauts Lace Cape. with ribbon drawn through the Berg sha belek warchotes 70x36 feet, Nos. 1208 By virtue of a deed of trast dated 234 of May, A. . D, | and det 7 Wore for ee aoe ion RDG aTTaNEE | are now at Work in the city, and G0 or 800 are | itenry George was shown the. pope's letier, and | Fait to the shore. ‘ "Tafa ace Caper tntoe of the moat desirable styea, AE Mx OCLOGR EM SAME DAT EEC ceil ine: Peau ened |e ce Da ame cat pth | eae epee an cau, Wet | ale ng had eam neal: TSMR. 20 | aon Purman RET GO A avoom,—Tae : i tee A = A os. fronting on 434 and K stresis southwest, improved by | will Fat pull auction, in front of the Meeiuises. on | | extents Stmoxo Dawrat. Conait smith, | $e suppore of idle members and if it becomes ne- | 20UDE to & garbled 2 Tt goes not decide the | Striking miners of the Conneligville, Pa, coke re + Aram acigen cs ampma ate RREBOTE Seg. trigh stores and dwellings, good cellars and bast | FDAY Ar eee at at Jot, tabered ons | SIIMGY Ot iDls city, Writes to the N.Y. Herald | Cessary to support any of tiem the money will be | COlMam sent to Re pope. , It docs not decide the Frome ae dig TeCenE Meeting, ordered” that, the Infants’ Silk and Worsted Sucks, ranging in price ete property. handed and. fourteen TL) eye Hawain's hepa essed & | raised by assesment upon those at Work until it | Sides or the ‘T think it does not amount inelisville Courier, Tribune, and Srtante Gambete Shirts, 1240, inypevving section bye Sec pidition to George . ov i ¥ ot a she | Sor in Madison Square see ae eee [rie ep tinned dere |] auch Mi George Sere er oat tee tae | exiticise the apc justice of the strike. Infante’ Knit Shires, 290. ‘erms: One-third cash: dereete pene ind tw? | At the end of two wundred andl sets wRconfase sees: | He says: “I never at May cine seede acho ate et he had been so | The Connell ‘Courier, {n an article on the sub- Full Line of Afchans pa ye meee ceili | fred easterly on, che street ment. ‘The shooting was a Lr a ede ueeeeeet Set a et ae hhas the following: “The Qourser has nothing Fa ara ee 08 E &O Sy apa ee pamtpe arte a a | Rone Saeteca aia areas | Rink Annan Lato gmanaarnegs |" ——_—sap | Saget aT et cba et | fc stan tag ae tae a Lange Swock of Chiluren's MULL CAPS. DMONSTON Guired om Sach lot al tine uf sale: ‘Convey onatee ae, south and parallel with Frederick street ate hi efforts to discover the assailant I have up to this ‘eholy see. and don't care to | Should so tar forget themselves as to be ot ane Departinett, secuud fiver. Euiirely apart at purchaser's cout. aaeee Breet SG COS Te tena eer ae Hel with 24 | time falled.” A ROW OVER ORGANIC UNION. Re end det! A aioe care an attempt to boycott a newspaper for the decent. LAIRD, SCHOBER & MITCHELLS CoRSCaRL ETE oF poten a8 feu weet and with ed utsest oo ines GEG tet aud | eapiva Taguon Laws te ‘Artawra.—Julius Mar- | stam Obureh, in pun arips anus acess eaneeag, Geonte presided oe ieee ork, and raters | is one of the sing’ ieavares ot the Dore —_— v1 Y, ¥ N lot is ir wed ty ‘tine, formerly a wine merchant in Atlanta, Ga., ; ernment under wi! We live, and all attempts to et SS Hues rTavier nk cube abeas | Pecan ae RUS, | tne emi rae np | Hr ora can eae roc’ | eae ee ana | eee Sein peonaeeaact a VENT! A a ice have a Pe 4 ‘believe F i AST ON SEVENT wEMEET NEAL LEER | prover Ti terme at tie ame cone fecuted om the | cently observed. the growing popularity of ‘his | Texas, The latter gentleman is the authar ot the | ton, sald: ‘Terrible as that penalty, ts, 1, believe Se a ee FECA ORE IGT Pna An SGU | Rest cscs ers reaiadinta | Sacemcat oti Ry (aya Foz | tun moreno nln won wasaoend | OR actly, np ars | cm. Mothah Coan Sram. Macey ‘H_AN] EEN" ¥ i fo | Lice AND SLIPPERS. PASLAAND ON PIETER Mb aERE Mink | the rico of the datgitng prchaate 2 a were found ‘well-filled asks, and upon i Pibaleiioegn Wve | Mecha tee oie teat a epectal message to br; | Of Musso in Baltimore struck because a the re PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. Rosit of $250 required when the property is ‘off. evidence Mr. Martine was fined $500, sen- | this morning ad pent ‘had 2 pope cont © spormed thar if ne aid | Dearsal ‘the manager ordered SUPERIOR IN STYLE, FINISH By vtrtas 60 4. Genvse Of oe Bacco Guartot ve; 5» ie. Bt cont of purchaser, tenced to days on the roek pile, and ound | Union.” Dr. Smoot arose 2 SS, Meaiyan, ia ‘days be would stand in | Chorus off, and when returped the cue tor CARTER MARBURY, ver in eum of 62,000 eas om SGhanges to | been made, a8 It was “organie UMion. ‘pos come’ 0 Rome in forty a of on wp son ‘ AND FIT. tule blateict of Columbia ‘pamsed, Slay 25, 1887, THOMAS DOWLING: Auctioneer Ee Ee oie ihal resolution Was referred to and showed that it ct | on = juity cause No. 9527, entitled Mary 9. Naylor va! = : S. ‘the Superior Court, “organic union.” Dr. Farris, the clerk, and br. McDonnell were out of town ;, | Sed for the deiay. The girls a Beer cael eats tion in font of he epee (THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. | 115 Pocter-Book savep Hye Lire —Patrick | very ‘at the debate, which ike ‘into | and the existence ofthis nove coud not be vertned. | clared the they would no: pay the fines, and te EDMONDSTOXN & CO., AY OR MAY, A De iby at YOU THIRTY | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ret So" of ute owner of the Stuart Housr, | an sunge, abd Dr. Bamock, trortea tat at Uiniay eveaing over thir o¢ appr g 1390 AND 1841 F STREET, OCLOCK P- M, the west balf of lot numbered sixteen A SaRERT, § Cary Stnarrih, Mich, atom pe Ey a of Reservation No, 11. fronting 27 feet on C street be- WEE! . | enter a my was crowded. ny 4 mil AND 943 PAL AVE, Hier with the improvements thereon consisting of | MAAYEAR BNA gOny HUES, AND ea owe The ‘Would be responsible for, the imowey ine Srick Srentnee naa A-HALF AND SIX’ ‘ems and a ‘Voived in the dispute. The opera then went oa. was a not " ‘At QUARTER PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. THE| Be vititott iste REE Te BOUTEY sitet ad SASeR LE Oy | eee ere Poe ee E-aing of thiee Frame dwellings, on 7th streck hes? i | fe wit : i i : and ‘came out as usual ‘Ou WEDNESDAY, the ELEVENTH F MAY, ts an editorial “IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER we will sell the 2S SEPIVE OCLOCK Pa. Ets Hoe 194 Baat tas Recom at Hon, are Pouring “To the Publi: Fromm PA Bed aeaty ered peer TA a's | eersncarns of Sa Seeee Sacre TUBES Tce cared. word mag tat O} LURBDAY, TW) SAX" DAY OF | northwest. of the 2 i at the University of Peanayi ‘made the case of all the ‘Emlpent cits Our Patent Cooling Fans make our store the most part of iots 1 sad 3 eguase O70. fronting ou Ostiese, otk ok abil pl eal Wal of potnmabared BOOR, ‘Two Weeks ago Page the whole ee. delightful shopping resort. my20 ti ¢ oe ), situated : eater ee gp an pig — -P SIV CLOCK, O% td crt rests sowth ‘barat lig inches, ‘prosecution AY, part lot 2, equare 1 cast @ | by 8 dwelling house and a stable. tative of the rh 4 J.C. H of ‘on K street, hear 15thatreet of sale: eset. snd i-th American. ‘aid as the | . UTCHINSOR, ‘ara ‘toward a Tull vindication IMPORTER, Estasuisezn 1830, my "he yan individual — ‘of the Samy croatia any —_— JAMES ¥. DAVIS SOxS, ‘ende MOLLINERY, 2201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COR 19TH $2. Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, $6 and #3. oy Os AE = ae Spring styles DERBY HATS at $2, €2.50, $3, $3.50, COLORED SUITS, #4, 84.50. ep TRAVELING WRAPERS. | LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS na SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. JACKETS, HALF PRICE. CLOTH DERBYS. STRAMER CAPS, ivomee eke DRESS TRIMMINGS, (CULLDREN'S,LO¥S' and YOUTHS HATSand CAPS te 4 HAMBURG EDGING. %ulk, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and Gingham FOSTER KID GLOVES, $1.00 Per Pair, upward. haben: a CANES. rere CANES, als 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mite