Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1887, Page 5

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AND AT TRE SAME TIME HIS LIFR-LONO STAMMERING WAS MIRACULOUSLY CURED, St. Lovis, June 6.—A correspondent of the Globe-Democrat at Pang IL, tells of an al- lege’ miraculous cure of stammering at a revival in Montgomery County, that State, The pérson ob Whom the alleged milracle Was worked ts Wm, De Witt, an old citizen, Until the moment of his conversion he had aiways been a worldly man from the Bible standpoint, and had also suffered from stammering. So graat was the extent of his afliction that even his most lutimate friends and SUPPLEMENT. —=] ducted in the old-tashioued style, with the mourn } Rates of advertising made known on application. pon him and ve may arise a saved sinner, De Witt became a conv erful ‘part : Sarge = ers’ bench accompaniment, 2 ore the seeker EDUCATIONAL. ____ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. CITY AND DISTRICT. CARDINAL GIBBONS’ ARRIVAL. | HOW THE THISTLE WAS BEATEN, | ;, to per Si "ost Pretice th oe ir DEEKSKILL (N. Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY. __FO-moRRkow. v ERNOO? FUNCANSON on Received with Great Honors at New | In a Sixty Mile Race She Comes in a + Reade gteregeh engl FP SI THIS AFTERN JP PRCANSON BROS. Auctions, an READY FOR PRACTICE. York. DDEXCANSON BROS, auctioncers eA at ted wth J 4 Send for cataloene, 60 pages. _Jof-00.29t jOOK- KEEPING TAUG! out the circumstances Is Uhat wh Cardinal Jas. Gibbons, of Baltimore, arrived at} 4 special tothe New York Herald from Dover | he became convinced that he was really thn REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | Graduates of the National and the Co- CARPETS, &e., ‘TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lumbia Law Schools. aI ‘TORY BRICK DWELLING, "AY ADVANCES AND STORAGE— No. 1415 ELEVE: = r 3RICK 4 = the ordeal he also discovered that his spech had a an expe! ‘Will take limited number To P, NTH STREET NORTH I, | TAKES PLACE AT OUR SALESROOMS, 9TH AND pastes ‘New York Saturday on the Cunard steamer Um- ‘says that by invitation of Lord Alfred Paget, vice ade pertect, . ne could 1 Terme moderate, Address “C." ea hie’ | ONE HB EMERSON PIANO, Of MONDAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1887, AT FIVE, EVES, NosQie TR IOAY MORNENG, JUNE | This evening the commencement exercises of the | Dria, and was enthusiastically received and es-| commodore of the Royal Thames Yacht Club, the | Been Mads, pertcet, and op ey Td rf aoe * Eee Es PARLOR AND CHASER FURNITURE, gotecx Pd pull sell ip front of ul aS oe At TEN o eh National University will be held at the National | corted up the bay by a committee of aS correspondents of the Herald and the London ea with Scammering. Old wequalntances Whd SOBER ScuOOr " 0 PIER AND MANTEL MIRROKS, On the cust aldo of Lith ee tate Pd ae Ls Fp FRO Theater. Judge Macarthur, as vice chancellor of | Catholics. The steamer was sighted of ire | Times—the only papers thus favored—accompa- | knew him for years have heard him talk and ard Fourth eeston estas SLY Totti, Department ot | PLATED WARE, gc- ge.” Bostlient: by adeyih of 100 fee, nied Oy Reon Vi MONDAY, SUSE TIETEENTES cee bags | the University, will presides Dr. Newman will | Island shorty after it oviock. Her tag a8 f5-| nied tn club steams in tue Channel match from | Also Wieaeess 0 the nara tks Elccution and Engi. Mrs M. Stevens t pallor. 72% GEESPAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENTH, st pe doe SD 1887, at FIVE ‘O°CLOCK P. M., the unde: offer the invocation, and Gen, R. A. Howard will | ing at haif-mast to denote that she had taken &| the mouth of the ThamestoDorce Saturday. The A Tennessce River Monster. AW, Spook “Catach 2d Dineests notthwee “the above woods, 10 pay ad: | 4 tprti: Oue-ualf cat: balance in quo and two years. | Jote Gand 42,inaquare Oe? Teeneetegemer | deliver the address to the graduates. Postmaster | pilot on board, but the signal was construed a8 in- | race was made in cruising trim, trom a Aying | gp pansycr” tu ak of sak eee wer canon Ol of Eloentic Mest. 4 ances, storage, and chat Z with interest, secured by 4 deed of trust on the prop | 289-1: feet on Kstreet by & depth of 102 Ole fe General Vilas will, itis announced, confer the de- | dicating a death. As Cardinal Gibbons wasknown | start, with time allowances, the distance being IT AND TOOK A BITE OUT OF HIS L SESE all gat h RE the obtion of the purchaser. Ado- | improved by two-story frame dwelling, No.1317 R | grees upon the following candidates: to be the only distinguished passenger, 1 Was TU-| sixty miles, The start was at Oh. 50m., with niue | Papvcan, KY., June 6.—A fisherman temfllarly als THOMAS DOWLING, Auct._ | “Terme canhe All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. | Masterot Laws—Thos W. Gilmer, Lurten R.| mored that he had died during the passage, but | entvie ‘The impatient Genesta got away first—| Known as “Boston,” who lvesa short distance = | _100,8,1.15 BENJAMIN U. KEYSER, Receiver. | Ginn, Geo, V. Jennings, P. L. Lyles, Thos, F. Mona- | inquiry at the office of the Cunard Company 800n | and this time according to rule—ttien the Irex and | above this city, inthe mouth of the ‘Teunexne IPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auci ¥ han, Frank E. Rose, Jas, Rowen, Bernard W. Snow, | set this rumor at rest. the Thistle, As the wind was blowing light from } River, captured a curious fish near the mouth ot nies. Will please take notice. Souk DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts._ | P32 FPHOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer. = os {UMMER SESSIONS CHOICE ROSES AND OTHER PLANTS FROM J.B. | ()HANCERY SALE. TO MAKE A| All parties interested {Ro uowl: | _ject Jt Rooms 4 ‘ re ‘The early arrival of the Umbria disconcerted the ole Defore tt, | Island Creek. The monster was seen by a_mumber “ TESDAY + * - By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of STEN Jno, L, Summers, Wm. J. Vickery, O. E. Weller, , the northwest they had a clean run before mi a“ WRITING. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENTH, 1587, at ¥ Oy ee EXTRA—CONTENTS OF CIGAR AND CANDY , plans of Cardinal Gibbons’ ecclestastical friends in Of persons, and those Who have traveled a great recent ETC EPIAE SUES ESS COLLEGE ELEVEN O'CLogs st miy auction rootms f aball sell | 2° PU DOSS ee ay eee EATy ceael STORE, CORNER 43 ST. AND MAINE AVE. | Laomer West, and Walter H. Wills. his archdiocese who came to New York to welcome | These three yachts each carried matnsatl, balloon | {1.51 Sav it is the first of the kind they hase eves National Bank of Republic Buildins, southwes ® choire lot of Pats from the above uursery. This | Wright'Is compannant ane bane ee S.W,, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Tth and D sta, n.w., Wacbitucton, D. C. be a cross betwi Bachelor of Laws—Nicholas A. Acker, L. Seward | him back to America, Mer. Bernard J: MeManus, Lopeall, jib, Aying jb, Dalloon staysail. and siiv- | seen. it seemed n aneel and e Stndents prepared for Amanuensis work in from Rev. Dr. A. Magnien, rsunity, abd it should be taken ad- | otherrars aera nee ep ah dame WG, Wright, and "he wind was capricious, sometimes d¥- : Jee2t | eat bidder jm trout of each piece of property respect. | EAGHTH, 1887, at TEN O'CLOCK AM. Will first be {lif lot of Fumiture on WEDNESDAY, JONE | pacon, Jay F. Bancroft, Jno. A. Barthel, Harry C. | of St. Johns, Baltimore: + Bi alligator gar, and Was as Vicious as an untamed & i ing away, and leaving the ebb-ttde to aid the | #! hs ‘ay Pan Ie ee eeiet months. All Brauches of type-weitiue bo ES a n tr cl Qf Ofteud sea eiche Naat Jas. G. Burnett, W. McK. Clayton, CC. | President of St. Mary's College, Balumore; the Rev. Spey pers ast, and while it lay on the Dank kept every a Fa AEE ERS MUSSER "ES | 22 MASS ESE irene, zo at | WW alten B wititain co, waters | Segre Comer wa cnet egy. | Reg ey ee Mar, Rate aed | a co crerything Within Hs ache While ara ie A eae By uirhie ofa certsintced of trust, ear- | {2 Sauare No 4°, in the city of Wastistteee Doce | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH. | Holland, Wei acuer, Buen A se, Gren, ME: | Washington, arrived iocitoey Gayot S30 P. “almost abreast of Margate the Irex was about | out ou the bank It gave. Hostous atm so hands a ‘3 and duly recorded in Liber No. | bexiuning for the’same at the southwest corner of MEST TSQRNER OF FIFTEENTH AND RB} son, A. K. Meek, Arthur L. Morsell, RL. Mul- | ¢Xpecting that they would be in time for the special | ay equat distance ahead of the Genesta and behind | blow as Co paralyze it for some time, and also bit Cay eae ~ one of the land records of the | Sid lot and running thence east along @ Street north | STREETS NORTHWEST AE AGO MION. SUMM ‘SSES” Ni boat to go down the to receive the: ne a chunk out of Its captor's leg about half the size , as trustee under said deed of | 70 feet, thence north 39.20 feet to the center of 8] On SATURDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH, at SIX Chases NON Bele ee oon Potter, Gttes | put they missed tt. pd cardinsh | the Thistle. Here the latter's supposed supert- Ofaman’s hand. Boston tried to get it under his =e Ei gilpell at pubits auction SOBSDAY, JUNE | EBry wall thence weet 70 feet, aod Spence south | oC GU PAP AN: Un MUEVENTHY af SIX gy | C- Hush J. N. Selby. G1 Taylor, 8 Bowen | , BY 4 Oclock in the atternoon the steamer Mrn- | ority in a semi-calm, as claimed to be the case | Gontmul so ay to preserve i, DuL it was a0 vice TUITION "AT HALE “RATES, FOR’ SUMMER | siircombof Duacenees Bon ees oee AM ae, the | ‘the appurtenances, and improved by ad-etory and | got 04.N2 1034 m2 J.W. Clark seubdivision of 10 Turpin, Philip Walker, Clifford 8. Walton, C. L. | Gert Starin, which had been tendered by Mr. Jou | proved an error, for ina si e she was asterti | they wero compelid to KLM. The Osh, reptile Fi 3 42, 43,and 44 of James E. Fitch et al.'s subdivision of Starin, Was on her way down to quarantine With | of both the others.” Robert Hewitt, an old prac- | beast, or whatever: It was, meacared feet S ELASsEs ONLY. Sigs rope Hxtures, ucludiny’a Patent Gaah Register, | basement brick fire-pruof building: now occupied by | Sguarc 103 having To fect fone ou TSersteaterase | WaYIARG, and N. T. Worley. the mémbers of the reception comauitiee on board, | tical sachtaman and a recogulzed expert, sald: | fuents {ehjeneah ged fa Tee are tee Firat Department, VOICE CULTURE: Second De- | Ice Box, Bar, &., &c. Terma cash. he United Stains a5 Bureau of Education. ning back 69 feet on K street northwest, improved THE COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL. and a number of invited guests Among them | “The Thistle is the finest boat and sailed | inches in ¢ lterence, Its head carried a bony a te aE . biegre et a 1ST, St HALE-PAST, FOUR O'CLOCK P. Ms part | Suiting and collar, with all mesoes Unprotenente | At the twenty-second annual commence- | Were Father Lavelle, of the cathedral; Fat er RL | Lever saw in England, Unless sis gets neve salls | projection sage simaething lise a hor, about & . —# siCs ‘ Noaxs : af LatNo. 13L.in e's oubsiivision of Pleas: ¥ f Baltimore, Prot never win in America, ‘Thos thee tong: Wane tone aa Eyer Deuctuent. (PHYSICAL HARMONY and | _DUNCANSON BROS, Ancta, 32t_| of gt No, 151, in Wright & Dole's subdivision of Pleas: 00 cash, balance in one, two,and|ment of tho law department of the | ordan, Col. A. P. Jameson, of Baltimore; Prof. G! inches long. ‘This 18 thought to. be the saine iG, Auctioneer. Lot, running thence south 40 feet to a 10-foot alle thence west 130 feet; thence north 40 feet; thence three years for notes bearing interest from day of sale | Columbia University, to be held at the Na- | Mary Shea, E. D. Farrell, Commissioner Brennan, big for practical use.” It was noticeable that | monster that frightened a party of fishermen, and secured by a deed of trust on ports sae alt u ; 55 | TPHOMAS DOWLE the ch for. hi ‘The Suminer Course of Threo Months consists of 65 T ~ Capt. Win.'S. Kelley, Jos. D. Brown, Jno. Boland, | the Thistle’s big topmast was too much for her | nearly out of their wits hear Evausvilie, lad, seve ms. oFV TRABLE LOTS, IMPRO" : = is 1D, | Conveyancing, &c., at cost of pure! 100 down | tional Theater to-morrow afternoon, Judge Hag- | of St. Louls; Lieut. Cotman, J, A. McMasters, crew to handle. When the three yachts rounded | eral months ago. ‘The Practice Halls are (each) 100 feet in lenath, and NS FRAME HOUSES Now SOR ANDUSLS | U3 ta as Bicck Rolin Load e Beneat ea a When the property is struck off ner will preside; President Welling will confer the | P. V. Hickey. Goodwin Sands the wind was dead ahead, with a af Sumer circulars mailed FREE on applicatio: FIGHTS SUHEP LEAST. BETWEEN AND © | of part of Pleusant Plalnsand Moant Pleasant: Lote, | J00- 2 MEATAMS & 00. Ancts._ | degrees, and Secretary Endicott will award the | ‘A revenue cutter preceded the steamer on her | fairsea. ‘They then hada dead peat to windward. | Hattesnake im w Mail Ponch, THE MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTIOS STEETS SOUTH. WASHINGTON CITY, D: C. 9,10, 11, 17, 18, 19 Pp ‘The graduates are as follows: way down to quarantine, and on reaching the | When. ng the light-ship, six miles from the By virtue of authority vested in me by a deed, Master of Laws—F. 8. Bright, F. F, Church, 8. | Umbria Collector Magone and Surveyor Beattle | nish, the Irex was a half mile off the Genesta’s | | FORSYTH, Ga., June 6.—After the mail train op ‘in said from the heirs of Robert Peake, deceased, dated of Lots 28 and 29, in said Block No. 2, besiuning at a | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF No, 1351 CEDAR a1 : ; eather bow. but both were almost level. The | the Central Railroad had passed Morrow's Station. a ne | SLi ol Cat ela aE ee ere eS BER |e irton of SHEE oe TAPES ea Durant, A'S Grestey, W's: Gray, L's. men | excbcd ierewtnaay to the Suarine tc Sas hes | Talstle mas en coming up fast lind one morning recent, Ratiway Postmaster Miner JM A282 ss comenctar coLirae, Srontof the premises, ON TUESDAL THE THIRTY: | 100 iret, thence wast 30 tect, theiice north 100 fest, | tela amme oes, deed of trast, Only recotdedamonk ax | L. sons, Qc. Kendall, FD. eKenney, AI | greeted by all the delegates in turn, each Dending ‘THE BEST AT THE ESD. ‘unlocked the mail posch hanaedon at thes ete, MME, G MARIUS and OK URSER Props FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1887) AT FIVE O'CLOCK PML, | and. thetice cast 30 feel vo the place of bexinnin No, 1.024 folio 207, et seq. and at the written re-Mial | exander C. MucNuity, Grafton Mason, Wm. Quln- | the knee ‘and Kissing the ring. Hils secretary, | ye wag a quarter past 5 p.im, before Admiralty | tion. On turning back tie Map of the pouch wae 5 ise in Jousthan Prout’ recorded sil tiie, auc division of Square 900 in Washinwton City, D. C, 1887, at HALF-PAST 1 of the party secured thereby, I shall sell at pub- | by, H. F. Reich, W. 8. Roudebush, H.C. Stewart, | Fatner Donohue, of Baltimore, and some friet = sprang a rattlesnake about 12 inches long. auc “FOUR 0 Heauetion in front of the premiien on SATURDAY, a8. Steuart, At. Srouvenbuigh, JGL. Sprowls, | bf Comminae Stenataneeciapanied ehocarae | Pler, Dover—tine base of the dulshing thne—came | SPARE atattietiake abut 1. tn surprivd tune Tots Nose 7) Be TOs Ti tS BISA | TON Ee g een UB 7. a FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, thé | EF, Walker and L. L. Waters. nal to the Starin, ‘The return tip Was immedi- | in sight. This, of course, put the race withinshort | That it is sadéie. jumped backseat tae ew Oo Le sind 14. tn" Bidck ‘No. 14; Lots | Washinuton, Districtet Cottatia weet ee leeeres | «Bachelor of laws—J. H. Adatns, W. Spencer Arm- | ately begun, the party arriving at the 26th street | mite. ‘Nevertheless, here the preiticst part of it | length of his car, sh tiat for amine the aane Terms of sale: Que-haif cash, and the balance in six | Nos, 6 and months from day of sale, with interest at six per | block No. centum per annum, secured by deed of trust on prop- erty sol ‘ail cash, at option jaser. A de- (0, in Block No. 15, in said Todd & | W.in TI |. Fisl 1 strong, R. B. Bagby, G.R. Blodgett, S. Isidore | pier about 7 o'clock. On the way up the river | and une best sailing of the day were seen, particu- | complete possession of Uncle Sam's medi. red for the Civil | Scie of Sas required sr time of suicon enc parcel | Browa'saubivieion: mock NO 1 fujuare nunibcred 358 tid Tot houtltg 30 eet once, | Bradiey, FS. Bright, Alexander ntton, Bedford | Collation was served ‘on ‘the Steamer and. the | ARATE Dest Sn oe ee a rT Cation coon wiarited wave nea orngers, oF send for Cir | 5, Terms tbe complied with in fifteen days trom | | On SATURDAY) the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, | dur street, bya depth of 80 feet to a ten (10) foot | Brown, B. A. Byrnes, W. 8. Campbell, J. A. Case, | cardiual made a short address to the representa- former seemed better sailed to-day (lan the latter, | who killed the reptile, How the suake got lu» tue ml day of All couveyancing at purchaser's cost. | IS87, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. Lots | alles 5 Upon default of purchaser complying with terms of | Nos. 2, a 8, O10. J.B. Chamberlain, Frederick E. Chapin, U. 8. G. | tives of the pee in which be courteously an-} On the last tack the Genesta ran almost under the | mail pouch is a iaystery, sale in fifteen days from day of sele the undersigned | 17, 18, 1, ss, rms of sale; One-third (4) cash, of which @50 | Cherry, H. Stuart Coleman, . H. Cornett, J. B. | nounced his Intention of not being interviewed. | Snieeuis of South Foreland Au expert remarked, a by Toust be paid at time of Ave balance in two equal | (; 1 ‘Den v1 2 = “ e: - ng lorie of iS FAC ye purchaser, upon seven days" notice i « NDAY, the TWENTIE N pierest, payable semi-annually.” De en! 2 eee z : . ~ s sta, De America, can bea = . fear. Wye SeNGSOHN H. PEAKE,” | 1807, at HALE-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK: PAL Lote 2 | tebe acokeed tee deed ae eats ppoterted periments | D"Geneste, S. Herbert “Giesy, A. 8 Grandy, D. | rosoel ‘ana Yon eie: pald their respects to the | the Thistle—whether it be by bet'r wodel or bet- | Decision Affecting Wives Whe Only s ‘Trustee. ‘8.9, 16 and 17, in Block No. 16: Lots ‘Now 1, cash, at the option of. the purchaser, Al? conveyane- | LAUCK Grayson, ‘Theodore H. Greene, F. M, Hatail- | cardinal, ‘The cardinal, his secretary and mem- | ter capabilities of handiing—W in y pres ‘Tolerate Their Husbands, witsy Bd: AY, Block No. U7; Lots Nos, 7. 10, west | ing. &e., at purchaser's cost. If terms are not complied | ton, John Maynard Harlan, Hugh . Hedrick, Wil- | bers of the committee took carriages at the pler | Uitcapaplnies or handing Wir ewceree scans IS POSTPONED, IN | half ot Lot 8. the wes fof the east if of Lot | with in ten (10) days from day of sale, the Trustee re- | lis B, Herr, H. Himes, A. T. Holtzman, W. H. | and weré driven directly to Archbishop Corrigan’s Seon. the fintsh Mne was approached, and the Judge Rittenhouse, of the District Court, in SONE | Mri Lot No 11h Bulck No, 10, the cast hell cf hak | PARNER ENG THERE t@ advertise, and soll the property at | Huston, H.C. Kennedy, W. R. Kennedy, Alexander | restdence.Thecardinal celebrated solena igh mass | oad te Tee eee Luton nee ge , jourt, tn Dene pls id Lot No. 1. in Block No. 19, the east half of Lot | the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser. c. MeNuliy, Charles ‘D. Merwin, HB. Morse, he cathedral yesterday morning. ‘The sermon ss otiniching gun was fired for the Gene | Ve% Col, bas adjudged that certain property OWN H. PEARE, 20 and all of Lots Nos. 10 and‘21, in Block No. 10, |" my24-cod&ds i E ARMS Truston. I bawin watt sion Pec te UT ei belie eaters eumansa A #5 [ES aga which Andrew Meldrum conveyed ‘Trustee, | in said Todd & Brown's subdividon.. Edwin Nauck, W. C. Prentiss, H. W. Price, G. L’ | was preached by Archbishop Corrigan. Lunch was | esta at 5h. 54m. 6s, and for the Irex at re rum conveyed to his wife be Said Lots 1, Sand 14, in Block No, 1,have eacha| _¢2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO FRI- | Pryor, H. F. Reich, D, C. Keinohil, C. E. Sackett, F. | taken with the archbishop and the Baltimore deie- | Joa, while for the Thistle the tine of eu: | fore they were divorced shall be given back to it front of 00 feet on Sherman avenue, by’ a depth of | DAY, JUNE TENTH, 1887, suine hour and place, L,Siddons, F. 1. stephens, G.,W. Titcomb, Spencer | gation, after Wich several callers were recelved. | 3n Som, 39% ‘The Thistle takes part in auorhe Meldrum, because the Judge believes that at the S213 feet, GEO. W. STICKNEY, | Ward, L. L. Waters, J. Bruce Webb, and’ Jonn T. | fhe eardinal took-a drive through Central Park, | Quyoom, Sos, The Thistle takes pars in auother ‘Auctionesr. | Williams: ee EELS OSCE ein eines ee, {ume of the transfer to the wife she @id not love my 18-1 OF EMUSIC, ud building, corner Oth ard F sts. nw. teenth year. Piano, Oncan, Voice, Violin, Flute, ‘Ke. Free advantages &. BULLARD. Director. JPEESCH LESSONS Pupils Converse Fluntly.with | _e1-d&ds purest accent. very short time by uew system of | Zv Eo, ro? H, LARROGUE'S. bative Pariviay, AM GY Donte Cuiversity, Paris. Fran t. NIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS — sak y onder trust PEREMPTORY SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED | ‘Said Lots8, 9, 10 and 11,in said Block 2, have cach | py anne jrustees PROPERTY. BEING DWELLING NO, 508 SIXTH | afront or 50 feet ou Irving street, and ruu back with _JeC-codkds ae - E him and hence she got the property by fraud. The dates prepare ST, OPPUSITE SAINT DOM | that width 150 fect EFICE OF BH. WARNER © CO, _—— Will to-day visit his. brother-in-law, Major Kelley, 26 ee property by tra ee eee ness Bu One eaNE DOS paid bots na d (} dO and 17 Sn. sald Block 2, 916 F strest n. w. ‘The Spencerian Business College. of Brookiya, and will leave Tuesdy morning for THE WAR ©. deviston s cona redone ofthe most extadr snd Annapolis, Apply at Rubber Sto ra SEVENTH, 1887,at HALF, lave et rontof 50 feet on Sherman avenue, ant AN ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATES ORGANIZED SATUR- ee nary known to the legal professic and the Es wisstrre ream | Foetal thence ees anaes eee a | RETEST aaa SS eEE BSS ana a7, oon 2, | OUR ERSTE PORE RY Be Day xicuT. Eee eRe His Enemies Trying to Concentrate | juazos quaint and original Mew of the caso haa HAE NOH WOOD INSTITUTE. A SELECT BOARD. | gua. trontine 30 feet a mches on Oiat sw, by tes | baveedch a front of 30 fect om Bismark ctrovtand | _WEST SLOTION OF THE CIT. Ata meeting, Saturday night, of graduates of eS aS the Opposition Against Elim, caused much comment, ‘The Judge's opinion 1s ® Girla, opens its sixth annual session September 29th, | f tee in back with that width 150 feet. We will offer at public auction. in front of the prem- mni asso- i Teal Lot Osu aid block 1 hat front of SOiet on | tem on THURSDAY, the NINE INSTANT ai | the Spencerian Business College, an alumnt asso, 1 ESE A ae Gant of ocd lata deni | Uae icy gudatancte trast tek Slings | elected an follows: Pas Steele present; wage | Farade and Provokey Sharp Com-| said nat asecrrt meeting of oficers of 1oal as | shuld rmatn in posession ofthe property whist runs 3 toan increased 4% street, between N street and McLean re if id ment sembiles of the Knights of yr that are antag- et er ; cu re erly 1s to be held | because she then loved him and fully intended to SOUAHEAST CORNER OF | Said Lots 9, 10, and 11, in said Block 12, have each | Provements We will also offer at the same time two | corresponding secretary; Emma Noud, Mary L.| he ‘New York Sun says: The play of “Hamlet,” onistic to Master Workman Powderly 1s to be held ms easy, and made knows at sale. Jez-deds GEO. W.ST | Avetio WHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY OCCU. PIED BY SCHWING & € He Refuses to Review the Labor| 4 dispatch from Chicago, June 4, says: It ts| dissertationon love, He holds that the wie Ya?. “Kummer session tn picturesque abd. beat section of Virginia, begins Juiy Ist. Special Art, Music. locaton and the Modern Lat WMD CABELL, Principals, Was! 1407 Massachusetts ave. Scans — " remain his wife, But afterward she met Charlie = 5 7 r -VENTH AND G STREETS NORTHWEST, IN | a front of 50 icet on Bismark street ‘depth of | oF three very desirable lots on the north aide of Mc- , in the city in a few days, at which steps will be | Tinain we : “ [a RO pine’ WASHINGTON Doge | tage: sind Said Wied ih book Lbs aceont of | Lean avente betwenu futaO and id and’ stroeia {onstey and Wharton Lester, historians; and | with Haunt tet ont, was played Saturday eve-| {2.06 v7.4 comoomtating the apposition im ait | Michels the Prizefighter, and mere tho trouble ny 0c a? virtue of ree of the Supret 3 o1 smark 81 and 51 ve She Woy Easy rece] oe Af ~ oor ae ns District of Colmabia, passed therein on the iu | avenues aud sald. Lot Lin Block Le bases Teekay | tarnia Sans some new brick improvement | each of the twenty-one years: Vice-Presidents— | MRE at the reception tendered by labor onganl® | rorone parts of the country, and planning for the | Mrs. Meldrum wasformerly Dolly Bond. Charla ~ : . GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE IN COM: | ay of May Ei Us. al Bank of the Republic | \ierein Building, southwest corucr of sth apd D streets Bervices’ ot ite ered es always ind A.D. 1587, in a cause therein pending, 50 feet on Sherman avenue, and a depth of 1. ry Anu Brown et vir. are plaintiffs aud |" Said Lot 7, in block 13, bas. a front of 69. 2 W. Macsill et al. are defendants, said cause | on Princeton street, t B. H. WARNER & CO., ‘67, Edward B. Hay; ’68, Thos. V. Smitn; ’6g, | Mons to Editor William O’Brien. Before his ar- JS ne ain of Oba fet poncansgegareetn w. | Eniuy Vv. Billing; *70, Conrad Becker; A, Geo. E. | rivalin the clty he had objected to participation . 1 vIn, Ban * OL tacteaaid bots Oana 7. 5 Emmons; "72, Geo. T. Smallwood; vin. A- | in any mé under the auspices of any jcu- Fhoroueh “netruction iver, ta. Hapia, Writing, iho | Rumors awed ip whetsad ances wi hem CEST: | Greeny prises gt BeZL foot, wid Lots Saud 10, | _Je7-at Asctioneers. | Johnson; "74, J, Walter Cooksey: 75, E, 't PettcR- | r-accoctation whieh ald not have for 108, object R8 | Trustees, nazéd in the said decree, wil, on TUESDAY, | iu suid, Blos ave Font of 30 feet on | y5r 1300; J ooksey "7, E,'T. Petten- Bowliat? Lapeuage, Comespundence,’ Raid calcula: | THe TH DAY OF JUNE: A. D. 1887, AY SIX | Princeton street, and adepth of 150 leet. Said Lot 11, | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO,, Auctioneers. ee eS ibrar ae a Aeivin Lomb: S-D; | the freedom of Ireland and the amelioration of its Efe Pultbea! Hectcuy,cteucereniy abd Type Wnt ule austin, 1 the hint gud bet bidder | steht ante runt af 2b fc om Sheen gran aed | VARUABLE, BUILDING Lom, FRONTING. ox | ah vasiy AbHEnt, 7H J tsivin Lao M.D. | opie, This exproouon. was occasioned Uy. a Fea Senne semstons # au E bate | theretor, the following lots of ground and premises, | suid Lot1s, in said Block 13 lisa tront of 0 iceton | NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWE . vin, M. Clayton, Hhhuatrated eur Gos CL apie rita, | Mesuiea thecitvct Wauttuptonbitnetof Columbia: | Shenianatenucamiedesthot diese; oO! | AND SECOND STREETS ‘soUTMuAST, at | W; Grinder, M. D.; 16} Wa 3. Clayton, rrotSontent Labor Calon, che United Labor Party, | Opened with this assembly, and with the Denver | drum hoard of It aiid was jealous, ‘Sh soothed ENCE Vice Privctpal. munya | $l kuown oy tie cruub plau Of the aid city aa all | said Lotz. in Block 14: bas a front of 50 feet, on DAY, JUNE, NINTH, AT HALF, Barker; °87, Dan'l'J. Normoyle, Secretarles—Dan'i | the Central Labor Union, the + | and Pacific coast assemblies, which have shown | Meldrui, and induced him to convey more prope abet 80 at See SY ILoOR P.M wee a O’C. Callaghan, Mra Eliza G. Simpson-Rice, Eiste | and various labor organizations. It was believed | Gey nostility to the present administration, and | erty to her. She then leit Meldrum, and hie gut a ‘annual convention at Minneapolis next fall, | Mitchell uad stopped at her father’s house, and oe Dolly and Mitchell had corresponded, but ‘th ‘The exputsion of District Assembly 12, known as | Separated, atid Dullf met aud ieartiod’ Meldteay, the John Morrison Carpet Weaver's Assembly, has | who was arich miner, He gave her an elegant given considerable joy to the antl-Powderlyites, diamonds and horses and carriages, and ‘who recognize in the tabooed district a great ac- ved coustderable property lo her, She wens : on | California on a visit, end there met Mitchell cession of strength. Communication has been | acain for the first time "since her marriage, Mele re. SARA A. SPENCEK. View Principal wuld _| Hue purtuot oricioal ote numbered twelve (iad | Princeton atcert ata doy 3 | POMP etReDAy, Jue MINTH AT TATE and ‘, beeinni lor the said parts of 8 at wr lock 14, have a tront_o! feet cl oe Lo Kt a Sophie Baar-He! . clei y ec ion for e ac yy de fo her, tee Rothe Cit a Hite northwest coruer of wald squart, td also of sald | Sittriuanavewue, aud adepth of 150 fect," CMO | Improving section of Abe ety, being oposite the Gas: | Kelly, Heiberger, M.D.; Chas. Leslie Reynolus, | Overcome, and the preparation their position,are known to be willing to Join hands |" Judie Rittenhouse says tn his dectsion: “Th And all other principal cities, Jot twelve, and running thence east along the line of G | "said Lots 2 and 3, tn aud Block 13, have each_a | Tullestate, Mis. Frances Cowling-Reynoids, Annie C. Godman, | 212g"s demonstration 7,000 tea | With any well-organized movement to “down” the | evidence satisties Uhts court that after Uhat th Recognized as superior to all other similar Tnsttta- seo thence sotto Ne parelel waste | oUt Of 2U feet on Wirward street, and s depth of 150 | gightcen'monthn ior Setee Wan cing Utara Sees detect | Mary, Le Wooster, A D.; Juln_A, Rare, Jennie | , There was a parade of about, 7,000 persons, resent officers at Philadelphia. Thts combination, | this tecling, which ts described by the defendant Exon eit cruatiee teachers, Fee exttemely tow | linear tuhatree: went twenty C20) feet: thence went | Mutt 30 iecbou Shonmea meena aid ae hNepAnCH | giles aud accumstby edeed of Gust ob propery elds | Hamilton, Marie J, Prandi, Margaret allen spen- | DY the 69ch regiment, from. 3ath street, down sth | Presa OnCEES 1 EMAC DN Te nan powr | Merc as love aud adlection, Gat sehen sia NEW TERM sow for Lad lz | cma ling parallel with the iteut aid @ wrcet ane | LaOdert, "» “hob Suermauavenus aud » devtliuf | £56 dihnvon day of aie. “All conveying at pur: | Gen Mary: Smith, ida Newman Beal, Mary &. | SYenue to Ualon Square, where an tmunénse crowd | 714 Sant ts BROS Se his omivery to be coninmted | eamudt aay was lore andaifection, tat mee tenes gan, “Thal lemons free. Every Acturday LECTCRES | ‘Agama Dead Fel stcoses wud tense marth atone os ie ling | | Suid Lote 2 to 11 inclusive, in said Block 6, haveeach | Chser’s cost. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. | Buigess, Julla A. Bogue, Mrs Estelle P. presence of Und ; . at Minneapolts by an opposition much better organ- | tion—stmply toleration of ‘the free to pupilx Apply te the school for programs aml | of sud sthstceet: and thence north along the line of | afromtof $0 feet om Steuben sttech, end can bank ah | if a —————— a do ae cn tee Of arrange | tred and more powerful than that with which tuey | man in view of Ue fact that he Was her husband-> pean — - ot COR 30 fee 2 THOMAS E WAGGAMAN, Heal Estate Auctioneer. Friends of the Birds, renee Puhe nquestions’ Where, 46 | had to contend last year at Richinond, that this teeting’ had ‘been Undergoing, perhaps, DRIVATE LESSONS IN AIL ouabes oF | Soe." ee ee aid Block 6, have TOGWEnebotne Rte Bees where, was vy Where, 3 ayaa Sr re IAS a a improved by the four-story and sae CL rie” Where ana the Bri 218 te adual indie NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE . West P Hl examinations Gen. Worthy Foreman Grimths ‘sata: “This ts | #elng of toleration growing int ‘The Pennsylvania State legislature has recently | was at the Homan House, and he didn’t . i LT, NEAR ST. ALO} CHU] + Terence bim aud bis Interest, Uals. OW ln hezaminatiogs a pide now oceapied by Mesars, Schwing | “Said Lote, 18 to 7 igsiver im said Block 6, bave | REAR ST SD NOTH Che: | passed two important ills relating to the birds of to appear either in the parade OF on the reviewing | simply a rehash of the stories which are regulariy | in degrees until it passed tue line of inditierence wale fe prescribed ‘by act ot Cotmres, | Sieh Nitra Aap Ree strectandrua back | 1OL STREET NOWTH D_ Aus. ON | that state; one pertains to the repeal ot alaw, en-|Staud at Union sare. A sub-commites | DUPIF MUTED A O° SA oseaeniy were to | atl bcame dislike ‘and: tensa frome eet tats é cane ee enone oes See Sra tate an Sa lock 16, have gach a frontof | ALNALF AND SIXIH SINEETS SOCTHWEST. | acted less than fifteen months ago, by which a | Of,,the, committee, of arrangements walted | Or oto chicago to-day he would be received more | auvipaty point where hate because the dowiasne Sercrar. Jexsey Sate i erga sro CCE Teg | Seca eee re of Caltmbin: pase Te ate caer She at | bounty of fifty cents to two dollars was paid for | the hotel. He understood that the demonstration | heartily than ever before. I have it frou the lead. | Teached 4 point were late became the doualhaut terest, the aad deferred Be UE Oe ECE rict of Coltunbia, passed i Equity Cause Ni pales hawks, owls, wolves, wild. | was a labor and Henry George hurrah, and as his | ing officers of the assemblies that the members | Pass ate toward im, slike, utter sto oc sectined to the parties accordiug to their | Yeot.and. said Lote 10 abd Li in block 10, havea | 6-340. Lwill sell at public auction, iu front of eact the “scalp” of all the hawks, owls, wolves, ission had nothing to do with such ‘matters he | are perfectly satisfied with the present adminis | disgust; and Chat then she ‘conceived Ue ‘desiga. —FOR ONE WEEK— Fespe tive interests, by zood and sufficient mortcae | trout of 50 feet each on Sueruan avetue, by a depth | Ci the Premises, the Lereiuaiter described Real Estate, | cats, foxes, minks and weasels, with two or three | mission ha ee derstood also that | tration. Tlese rumors are not new. Jusi before | Uhal Ske would obtain from him all that Was pose Sea aera aranre euch, stall bo, sable} | OF 150 feeh ops at a geeon | pou NEDNESDAY, te ELEVENTH Day oF ay, | excettiony Killed within the Tumis of chat com | OU SPATS BST tae of Sohn MeMcky | the eoncenton at Hichugud tact Yearlie Sorte | ig and then deeer aud abandon ua," P capproval o: ud recording | Suid Lot 1, in Block 17. has a front of SG rect on | 4% WEP OST CR EAE Es ke OE MAY. | monwealth. y See ene tuna. Me. | or the sormation of anuPowderly socleties were | “AS mere ana tier the court do ar ‘oat of the pure! i the terms of sale arenot | Sherman aventie, au it of 150 feet on Wallac ae org Nos 194 and 135, ybserv ducted by care- | Who Was to preside at the 5} conv vderly | UPOR that as anything particularly beinous—that Genie at kar foo th ayuda neu | Steet ant ge AS ad ER ra riers ei eer Pol ie Soe ene i gee ae IMedanP aight: ae whien Pee: tyoua, the alleged | was elected to Uhe ehier ofc. with oniy ones | I (lis change of bear irom tle ation to diagust. . Feserve resell ai ud 90 feet on Marshall street, and adepth | Lorthwes! 5 eneticial to the agriculturist and nursery- ‘ ee * ch was cast by a delegate from | 1U1s one of the things that even philosophers can~ LANSBURGH & BROS. the defaulting purchase 4 Lot 19, in Block 17, las afront | Morthwest. — RS re i “No. 1” of the’ Cavendish and Burke’conspiracy, | senting vote, which was cast, by Jega Wd | Not trace, and the einotions of love and bate ara K. KOSS PRRRY, trustee, of 50) feet ow Sherman svente, aud a deptli of 150 feet. | CLOCK. BAL EAI GAT nt ea Ga Tay aby | man than the birds of prey, which devour ineredl- | Ne." Of we Cavenilst WOM cme remarin, De, | New Jersey.” 1 velleve. that Powderly never stood tirely indepentent Of the wih Btispobany 470 La. Ave. Title Insnrance Building. Said Lot 7.1m block 18, has a front of 50 feet on | CLOCK P.M. will sell the east half of Lotnumbered | ple numbers of the smaller’ rodents so destructive <peGivan spake at Union Square and so did Mc: | better in the hearts of the knights than he does | eutirely pen 2 . Its not any JACKSON H. RALSTON. Trust Farragut street.and 4 depth of 150 tect: said Lot 10, | S<v°t (7), in Keservation D. situated on Maryland ave: | eo growing grain and young trees. In that length | McGlym i today. In regard to the expulsion of the Jno, cular act that a person does that makes oue Black coat back Jersey. $1.63; reduced from €1.98.| _my26-a&da ze Pstrectuw. | in Block 18, as front of a0feeton Sherman avenue, | PUG between 44 and Oth streets southwest, unproved | $7 @fMs ETMa At Tatne ore than $100,000 in | Mackin. Henry George remained away. 7 fos = Sida depth of 5 feet; suid west half of Lot 8, in oF, hate. Its an indefinable something —a these PRESENT. Morrison Assembly, I cam only. say that its meu BROS., Auctioneers. 5 ‘Yerus of sale: One-third et bounties, nciuding payment for scalps prepared WHY HE REFUSED TO ‘Our laws, and that the punishment | force between two Individuals Uaat causes Biack coat back, with vest front, only $1.98; former | PJUNCANSON = Block (18; bas a front of 2: fect on Earragut stréot podiina twe a ident uth tr terat from a wornout. buffalo Fave and a mule hide, | 4 great deal of dissatisfaction was expressed | Was just” nn J emotions of iove aud late, and ne butnan phos price a - = hoor a eh is _ = im day of sale, and the payment th ent ing vid~ | trace: p Ube mere o e Fe Tee SPR y DOC Toe AND ee a Lot ude os LBL ahas HOME of | by the promimory notes'ol the purchaser oF parche: | Wile tad eee oe che eeu eee ia ice | About Mr. O'Brien not appearing. It was reported DESERTING THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR. rcs te tee weak to eae aA Black Norfolk Jersey, $1.98; former price #2. GL IUTHWES ‘Said Lot 1, in Bick 19, las & true of 50 tect en | S288, OF all the purchase money can be paid cas on day | Ua18 bad passed as the magistrate. Besides these, | that a committee waited upon him Friday after-| 4 qiviston has occurred again in the Knights of | heinous. It 1s only the purpose that is formed as ‘ raat: STUER opt of presen | Sherman avehue, aude frost of 150 Yest on Parrasut | Sf te OF On FatcatiON LRETZO! Oy te a ened a ee a rae are Aare | noon and submitted to him tne resolutions to be | ; A,{usion bas Ouourred, aala tn the somes oF | hednous, At ts uly the purpose Uuat is toned aa Avery fine quality of black braided Jersey, only LOTS E AND F. SQUARE 467, eal | Street. ae shdiniorest: No deed wiven unt purchase money and | Wo birds La¥ing no more carnivorous propensity | read at the mecting. He told the committee he | Cres 8.°ven nave made application for admission Te 91.98, real vaine Nee ee a eee ary neice Gwellings, S rooms, | », Seid cast hale of Let No. 20; in sald Block 10, basa | {ntoreat shall ba ‘A deposit of $200 on each Pisce | than have the common barn-yard fowl and the | could not be present unless certain portions the purpose, the design hat resulted from Uuts aise One lot of Jerseys fancy silk stiteing, A full assortment of Blue and Black Jerseys, with SUK stitching, only $2.89. worth $4. f 5 3 resolutions relating to Dr. McGlynn were stricken | intothe American Federation of Labor, and wilt | Pus? tngt ended in despair and ln her gettiue prey ea with | Bick's chureh. ‘ack with that width 130 feet: said Lot 10, in Block | CoPretunclaie at purchuasea eer, Teeae ot aio Ae | Dat, were mado to dtaw tated Tt however | OUL This the committee refused to do. Mr. | undoubiedly be successful “There has been dis- | SUSt that ended Ln despair and in her getting props Blue, Biack, and Brown. with | terns third cash,balance in one and two years, | No. 10, bas a front of 30 feet on sheridan street, and lied i alemignpeanee he wi i 5 if John McMackin was | satisfaction for some time, owing to the number | ond then abandoning hla and cewsling to live with, cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit | Block No. as a frout of oY feet on Mount Pleasant | Chuser. 5.8. HENKLE, Trustee, Svate have taken the mat 1 had no objection to Dr. | retiring assemblies were not in sympathy. The —_ each Louse at time of sale. Conveyancing. | Avenue, anda depth of 150 teet. : Ofiice 460 Louisianaaveiue, | fore the great commonweaith should be overrun | interview O’Brien said be had no objection to Dr. ee ce, at purchaser's 4 ‘Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree, are as fol- E McGlynn being on the platform. He does com- | last one to secede was nbly N t Ged in the Constitution. : : SSBYTERIAN SYNOD DISCUSSING fourth of the purchase moves in cash, and the balance = Cause of trouble there was because of Senator Bob | THE REFORMED PRE: paieoasae thereot in three equal iustalineuta at ‘respectively obe, | yf", THE ,ABOVE, SALE 18 Posto: heads of birds and mamais ignorantly classed as } mitted to him, and that he had erased certain Black beaded vest front Jerseys, $1.69; real value = NED UNTIL - NATIONAL KEPOKM AND TOBACCO. : sates a, d's action relative to some melbers who : 1HOMAS DOWLIN ae eS one HTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887, at samehour | noxious and destructive. poritons of thein. ‘The inference to be drawn was | Howal a relative to b RR peer s298, T — Stiit option of io yuschases aed mecca | MUO Place by consent of partion” fein The second measure” authorizes the prepara. | that he refused to sympathize with American | bad Deen expelioa by the assembly two Years ago, | | The Synod of the Heforsued Pre ratanc rth Biack beaded sheer vest front Jersey, 82.98; worth FOU REET SOU HERR eerie | the reatiand residue of said described real estate, one. | ™2Y! 8.8. HENELE, Trustee. | tion for publication of a report on the birds of | labor, while, as a matter of fact, he had tolled as | No no! ald, a, at D iN. ¥y 3 5 11TH STREET SOUTHEA: TAT AUCTION. third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance cE = % clate it, | few nights ago, When he attempted to drive the | cysseq the question of national refurin wad ace » PS! "AFI NOON “ vars, t#- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POsT- | Pennsylvania, by Dr. B. H. Warren, the ornitho- | hard as any one, and knew how to apprec! > assel y his place, yi | % —- ALENT IsSe at FIVE OCLOCK infront of G&D | erwot im two feausl instalments ‘at respectively one | para "hyreoheant of Satiealte WEDNEGRATS tho | Kents oF Tue Sate Egan OF aedcciturse Br | uecuaractsrized asan insult the Suggestion that | chairman of- the assemply froin non easang | Senn ocies ar gnaiha hes Seeman mises, 1 shall sell part of lot 1, im square ok improved bY two six-room frame be Lith street southexst; water, was &c — re y ci ‘hat insubordination must be checked ENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1887, at'same | Warren has investigated the food- habits of | Tammany Hall or any other Americau politicians | that dination must bechecked at i the birds of that State ‘for a period of many | influenced is action. O'Brien sails for Ireland | The assembls to 2 man hum by Sop A very handsome fancy front beaded Jersey, $4.48: worth 36.50. option of the purchaser. In case any purchaser sha of the purchase money in ew resolution Was adopted “That we will endeavor to ly the duty of our nation to God Cara ae 8.8. HENKLE. Trustee. | years, und stands pre-eminent as an author-| Wednesday. Terns: “All cash, except #700 ob each house, which | shall be at interest froin the day of sale at Oper cent irr 7 ity on that subject. To the zeal and persever- | CoMMENTS FAVORABLE AND UNFAVORABLE TO ed to Ki and the bible view of civil government, and will ea a ky Te Sand, $2.0" | ican sont Aare alent | evenness mune ia | A ARON, ARE AE URE Toe. | 1, ma io, fine Bl and Pere be —_— aay otc ied gorau eateace Gaavenienceson: Perec os eves houge af tne of sale. all couveyanc- | bathe property sold. wont? md A deed of trust | 4'p. 1s87, at same hour and place, by consent ot | Pa., the two laws were enacted with scarcely a Ata meeting of the Anti-Poverty Society last | THE PAILADELTHIA SUNDER AND tala our position of political dissent in refusing = ee ea A deposit of #500 on said part of lot 3 in square 429, fejenndow, ot opposition: aysuch) worka) so weren to put into office men Who 1] 7 I speaker, re C1 “ In lective francht * | Constitution of the United States, and we Will bee ands deposit of $100 ¢ : TARR, Ret 93 property, will JAH MABE, Beat Estate Broker, 936 F Street. | Yoyhn wand. bof the other pieces of ne time of si Ail con- 4 ordiu at the purchaser's cost. If | ,£7,THE ABOVE SALE Is A very pretty Cream Jersey also 82. worth $4. Frida : 3 : yBrien's friends to 2 teaching the charucteristies of that userul branch | He said it was a mistake for O'Briea’s fi | ponereie rank atlas ‘palin, Wik a ATI DAY OF JUNE. A, | Of naLUFal history, anditis earnestly to be hoped | keep nim from the meeting. O'Brien ought to be | oer yittan Fe Rivers wile of Jas, W A very handsome Cream Jersey, with plaited front, oned until FRID: 3 . Kivers, | come responsible for suffrage only when they bee as a the terms of sale ure_not complied with within 20 days ar of that other States Will profit by the experience of | ashamed of the erasure of that part of the reso- | Med och oe W. Rive e beer aaa a say Be Poe relemeenpoarery Very van RIMPROVED , PROPERTY, | afteraale theproperty wil be resold at the Tsk aid Boiss 1 atsaune our and pines, by Sore! | Pennsylvania, and. cousider the propricty of 4ssu- | ution which declared Lat tho hand Was Tor the | otherwise Jas. W. Reynolds, actor and playwright, | ome responsible to Christ by their oficial oath. oxNe OF BAST CAPITOL | Ot Of Be eA D BEN DAL, Trust 6-d&da ‘Trustée. | ing, under the auspices Of the respective State } people, He sald O'brien, at heart, Was a landiord | in Philadelphia, was continued Saturday by Coro- | . TBE syhod also discussed the abacoe questio, A full assortment of Chikdren's Jerseys, in all shades,| pp D. SEVE a : ini as NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneas’ SCS ‘| boards of agriculture, similar publications that | higseit. ner Ashbridge.’ Hall istmuch improved and the | and resolved that no student sould be licensed tb exly 98¢ STKE WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, T , Auctioneer. Will have a wide circulation among the people | ata meeting of the fitth ward branch of the | physicians stato TbaL the /RAAY SO00VEE, SD WOUNG | To inte CUATgS WHO Seek SubnOOe EM GRD Oat AVE my30-dkds Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON | mostly directly benetited by such knowledge. Irish National League yesterday ex-Senator | In his throat not being a8 severe as st << su and no persoa stiould be elected Uo office in ‘any of A few odd sizes in Black Jerseys marked 49c. Some PT, AND IS THE BEST mr SEVENTH STREE’ BET ‘N WHIT- L.M.T. | Grady made an address, in which he strongly | posed, He fears he will recover, and has made a commended Editor O'Brien for refusing to attend | Several desperate attempts to tear open his | 10S churches who used tobacco. A resolution that —— Lol BELWEEN THE CAPITOL AND LINCOLN wounds. He has told hisattendants that the au- | NO one be received Into membership of the church FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. i} SIDE, $15,000 on the Toledo Cadets. the mnass-mecting last night. Mr. Grady said that < MPR ae 3 . | “ iH Whe used tobacco Was voted down. ‘This is a forced sak s : S7,at FIV CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, )_ On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINTH, Detroit special to iladelphia Press. Ireland’s cause should be mixed up with no other | thorities wanted to hang im, but, that Will never a = oe Ee NE Toni ecll pa One oF the prewe | KOK BUSINESS PURPOSES, A‘ { 1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, in front} ee Geiueien frou Toleao pall this question. Religious prejudice formerly separated | be done, as he will yet Kill hitnself. Hall made the mia iy SSE J enraPTS We have realized that we have too many Jerseys. Go | seen a nee ean equare Maan | o TL AEW QERSEY AXE | of the premises, I shall sell a fronuare of 220. be Ree eee TERE had passed forever. No | folowing remarkable seatement: “I am glad that N Sti ‘ORY BRICK DWELLING. decree of the Supreme Court of gam they must. For that reason we have put an effective | feet, ou the east side of 7th street road, between Whit. | Cvenlug that the defeat of the Toledo Cadets at | Crhor conflicting element should be allowed to | woman is dead, She deserved to die for the 1ua- | QUESTIONS THAT WILL BE DISCUSSED BY THE INTERNA cut in the prices ey av 5 ‘the National drill was likely to become a national | come in, Individual liberty must be preserved. | ner in which she deceived me. When she entered |" TIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. Will be: pre er ae of 160 feet. | ‘sue, and that one backer had offered tobet'$5,000 | fescue joudly applauded. the room I asked, her, ae ae Bed. en 1 ail Nearly all the delegates to the International Ty. ‘Tuis property has the advantage of the street cara | that the eadets would beat the Lomax Rules ina | at an animated meeting of the Central Labor | night, and she suid, *Wiuy at Mrs. Suyder's house.’ | pograpiical Union had arrived at Buffalo, N.Y. m drill to take place in any city. ‘The fair assocta- | Union yesterday O'Brien was Vigorously de-| This" angered me, ani n pistol | saturday, and a reception was given them Satur- se cas. Yor homes or business itis desirableand in | tion of ‘Toledo will offer $5,000 for a dril to take | nounced, yobn McMackin being the chief. He|I fired two shots at her, Doth of which took Q ashore time will be worth double its value. Aplat | piace on thelr grounds, and Brewer Finley will | said that they had no war to carry on with the | effect, and she fell to the floor, J then picked up | day night in Metropolitan Hall, Congressman 000 cash: balance in one, two, and three | ph tines tee eich tafe mr semaaly, oF all | ane Diakrct of Columbia, Boldine an Equity Court ine of sale. wise in which Joh Cox is compisiusnt a W, STICKNEY, Auct, 096 Ft. | Catisrihe ox and others are defendantn, No, 10. fe-_THE ABOVE SALE 19 POSTPONED To | fssedon the'vth aay of May, TSS7. the wudersign 5: : rF STwill offer st public ait WEDNESDAY, JUSE EIGHT, 1857, at Six | Tustecs, will offer ut public auc Have you eve you ne AGHT 1887, st d drew the blade across ih: and several delegates addressed the a cil Reais cise - aoa see, on WE. P, the followin ‘will be shown at time of sale, 000 that the cadets can beat any com- | church, but the struggle was against the power in | a razor from the bureau and drew the blade Farquhar al quate ee ee eee GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct._| MELYE,O'CLOCK P. iy ee Naahioe See a ‘Terms easy, and made known at sale, ue world. Church: pn which desenerates-manhood to a.con- | my throat, and fell from Weakness. Wile lying | hectuye’ Yesterday was Greupied wits te ROO RROEL) anctionsams. Columbia, to wit: Lot No. 116 in subdivision of part i dition of poverty and dependence. ‘on the floor I heard Lillian breathing, and, very | gown the Niagara Itiver, and to-day the real wor! - - ware” No. fronting 21 fect un New Jersey ‘The Thaddeus Stevens Estate. ‘O'Brien received a number of communications, | determined that she should die, I ved myself | will begin. The principal topic talked about by All our Jerseys altered gratia, —— veulue by the depth of Bis decton Lranklin wereetG 2 and personal ¢ commending his action. ” | over to where she was lying ‘and cut her throat | the delezates Saturday, was the attitude of tho Fi PS PIM EASME QRowATRONE ZEPEOEER | talon tiovetiy stwostory beck ste abd anon my oe th Fein rom | at prone cers Sommceng satin | enaruor, {meant tke forber pray to | og wird tae Aislaby are — STREET NORTHEAST. > 7 eine. ay Hon. Edward McPherson, the s execut 3 and J am glad that I su x Unions, of which Samuel Gompers, of New York, 13 2 STREET NORTHEAST. | cqegzing of eal as prescribed by said decree: Orethird | TENTH SIRENTS WEST, (a tus ontate Ok Suikdona wincans, wonta Laces: All Ocean Records Beaten Mine self-confessed murderer chen turned over on | presideot, ‘Tt is alleged that Mr, Gouapers wets SS eae mmesteateh She wectahy of an ee | a ee Se Peter he teak ee 0 | aie: Gen tates moet sence aoe ee vey oe | GG oe dott i aay ter on Thursday arrarfing for the audit of the e3- | THE UMBRIA CROSSES IN SIX Days, FOUR HOURS, | his side and went to sleep. Information recetved | $1,000 a year for doing nothing, and that the fode. a Seg. one ul the laud records of the District ofiMea | from day ot sale, with interest. ‘Thedeferred payments | of April, A. D, 1887, in Equity, caun No 8400, Eacag MIF uMGPLetadal Man's alatios (oC¢50,000 1A, AND TWELVE MINUTES. from St. Louls, Mo., where Hall formerly resided, | Fation provokes more trouble than is "necessary. . tit paoie uncton me fremt ed ie | muient deed of trust or mortgage oy premisersoldes | REERTA DAY OF TORE. Cae aaa pests | tat hands, and auditors have been appointed tore-| ‘The Cunarder Umbria, Capt. McMickan, arrived | SnOws tua Be was martes spony Wem peary nee, 0) | More serious changes are made, to the effect that Our stock to select from is enormous ioe SE THCHSDAL. THE SIXTEENTH DIE | "Af the terms oLale are not complied with withia gon | OCLOCE PAC, oer stontlict tak, Lesa oe : ra mt upon the whole estate and to examine the | in New York, Saturday, after making the quickest ‘About five years since he deserted his wife, | ba ascendancy In the fetecanee Coane el " 18 mb days from of sale the trustees reserve the right to | premises, the tollowing fine property, namely: port upot Ais Pelee ane WaTated and the wear of all our | Di verrd tweat; 20}, bein part of crivinal lot eight | Fe-sell the property at the Tisk and cost of the default: | "Ihe eastern twenty (20) text ih wide fee front to | plalms made by alleged relations Mr. Stevens | passage on record. Her time from Queenstown snd'gne han fabing If wasting. Hal tohowed the | Pettrta@ooe: cake ecto maa ‘organizations PEELE bere ee de you have such | ONL" square Sito. iuiproved' by ‘a ‘two-story. brick | tug purchuser, All couveyaneing and recording at | rear of oriviual lot No 24, and the western twenty-ate | fade a Dequest of $50,000 to found a home Ia this | Das wx days, four hours and twelve ‘minuves. en by ta ashing: Hau folowed we | International Cuion repudiate & ne % oH me inducements offered your z bi , contaiuing six rooms, with modern inprove- | DUrC eS ener ON, 26) rect and half inch in width from, front to rear of | city, but the estate does not as yet amount to that | nis 1s over an hour anda-half quicker than the | 8° ote stat a ane a eed fae ig— te bt 3 a ~~, — plat ae EE miosis} Trustees, | Prick liguse aud pretunes No-Tsbe a atreetnorthwest. | Suit, and iv ison this ground that, the heirs claim passage of her companion Cunarder, the Etruria, | he met the unfortunate Mrs. Rivers tit enables more small newspapers to start, 4 Of salen 4 . ‘the property, no disposition of it having been made 4 myQ7-dids Vier ot. cast and tho rerbalneet a oe eats | in the will, 1a the event of ft falling vo reach the | in AUgUst, 1983, which, up to Saturday, was the other papers found by the coroner in | and that in the end. Just-as many men obtain em Among 5 vas @ legal document dated New | ployment. Those opposed say that the plates aro and twenty-four months from day of sale, “with inter- | specified sum. The audit will take place on June | quickest on record. The Umbria averaged 475 ‘Hall’s bedroom W: SaREer char = r ct Her best day's run was 478 knots, | York, June 18, 1885, whic: AnnaK. | Fuiniug the business The question of making RUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ow | Stifeeseruied by decd of trun don ‘the Premises | 24 and the case wil probably be Qually appealed | knots a day. Het ay 78 knots, Remember this one chance out of a hundred. G per cent and to be secured, A deposit of $100 required at sale. ueing at purchaser's ‘Tertus to be com We days, otherwise ‘re-sale at risk and This is the season for Jerseys. A splendid and nec | sary article fur seasuore oF mcuntain wear. j : ce west. 470. SI good ‘steaming | Burton, nee Dutcher, legal wite of Robt. G. Bur- | Hine hours a dag’s work will come up for actions | cost of purchaser. ‘ FOUKIEERIM SEREEL, BEIWEEN HAND I | gale to be cloarof taxen, but sablect to two aesdeag | soe Supreme Court, | and tne tothe war, but had to take a southeny | ton, relinquishes all’claiios Upon hit as her hus- | 3y whee Taseucntners cesta tenam, wring i ERY rrantees, STREETS NORTHWEST. trust, securing ubout $6,500 aud recorded in Libor en miles longer than | band, and agrees to assume the custody of their | with him a proposition froin the Dusiness men ot isk of Golambinoade on the Sothaay of aye | 120%. fole SOS, and Liber 110%, folio 180, respec. ha i eepemptil eal Derg {hUregular one, vo ‘avold icebergs which added | legitimate son. ‘Austin donating $10,000 and 80 acres of land, site piste uf Coltmbianmade onthe Zoth day of May Pixels) of the Jaind Keconds of ths District of Colum | TAKING LEAVE OF HIS FRIENDS aT AUGUSTA. | the regular one, to avold icebergs which added ctaiioning © ‘ated near that city, tows for veteran and indigent printers, =__ es. Asbz, in the case of Auuig M. Carrol bin. “Adeposit of three hundred dollars will be re-| 447. laine started from 213 p.m. tee are W. Thomas etal, Equity, No. 10407, Twill well in | Guired om the pure at fr. Blaine si from Augusta, Me., 3: ‘az Corvmsia Morvat Lire As. | soatomagctal. oa TUESDAY, THE FOUR. | Suter of ante sre eet ths, me of ale. If the e tor PB STONE, AD. ABST LE PATE | tefins of sale ure not complied with within ten days, | Saturday for New York, whence he sails her. ‘Theater in \ y the trustees reserve the right to resell st the risk Eu ‘When he reached the station it was oc- ALIA LINE. At Kernan’s Monumental Baltimore ' . i is "CLOCK P.M., all that pi parce) o ‘Ol ra a rope, e Hardts on behalf of | SOCIATION, | Iand ana premises known aiid described ou the round | Custoc the delaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at cupied by alarge party of his old friends and Manian Still Hopeful. . Stayner, of the Ives and Stayner railroad | Saturday might Win. E, Haralng, ou beuslt of | | Bence Dias 0 ti Cy ot reciente the Teese | FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, pelghbors, Who had come down to see him oll: | up gays He WILL DEFEAT GAUDAUK JULY NEXT. jcate, was in Baltimore Saturday, and met | Giamond prize Fig championship belt. Xo. A910 F STREET, WASHINGTON, D.G. | (io) n'Davldson't miuafeaton of square nured FRED. W. JONES) “| manne Saker? Alden Sprague or the Kennoves Journat, | Hanlan returned to Toronto Saturday. Hessid | Mr. Robert Garrett, An Associated Pros reporter | “Praterick a, Lwin a Bo ‘lrg eu wo hanarcd. and twenty C220) tap * Timer? A obtained formation from a semi-oficial | arrested Saturd: : TERCERA oataige oe | moar pomtrxo, gue itt ee eee ee ea eae esac encae ae tens Tak | Sate at toe Cnwauat Hamilton aod barton: | gram Wa addon & Coy of Sew Yor — ry "20 feet a consummated Po B | ‘Terms of sale: One-third cath; residue in’ two equal | prmoxeas DOWLING, Aucuoneen Unguished ‘teliow-citizen’ oy ‘the hand and bade | WeySe puuman. I goreft that way once before dan aiiteres Haute We it McKeen and 9, : Col: | The missing pastor, Rev. W. C. Stiles, 8 en route installments, in oneand two years: purchaser to give | "J 2 hhim God-speed, He expressed his regret, at, leav- ts bay, but Til know better the A ene Terre Haute, Ci ‘Meyer and | from Norway, Me., to'Pittseld, N. H., in of | , Schedute of total rates at each axe for $1,000 insur | notes secured by deed of trust, beating interest at six | ¢RUSTRES’ SALE OF HOUSE No. 1117@STREET | ing the city on so long a journey, When the | right here on My Mgt boat could not stand the | Henry's. Ivea of New York, and CC. Waits FH, | friends. ‘Te impression 1s Uhat’Mr. Stiles has ance, payable every three mouths: Penny PA depot of 8200 Required caviayof eric, | NORTHEAST, “WITH LOT. FORTY FEET by | train moved out Mr. Blaine took a position on the | next, time. | My, EAE Dass coma not stand the | Henry 8 Tyee, of New York, and ¢C.Waite, FM. | trends ay ‘the cause being (OME PRICE 70 EVERSBODY. Conveyaiicings Bes at cost of purchaser, All SARA ROEER ANRorhE Ne FEED GOOD | renr platform of the last car and waved bis hat in | 29 "Tay-” Il use a heavier boat in my next face | Soustivave the new directory. Henrys Ives |" ‘The exodusot "a from the Pacife coast today cialtMeili be pald OUF OF purchase money. IT s ENT, adied. He has some private business A © a heavier boat In my next race saee cused tant Of any provises teas mek 2%, 428, 426 SEVENTH STREET. fern cf sale are not complied Wifi inten days the | ,,Uuder aud by virtue of acortain deed of trust. gay | in'New York and ‘is family will oim iim | with Gaudaur. (Im satiened I can best Gaudeur. | was elected president: C_ C- Waite, vioe-pres {TEE through trains bring re ‘every day trora mB 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTE a Feserven the Fight to resell the property ut the | PSAring cate, he 10th, day, of obra Aaib there, rhe party sail June S| Mr. Blaine 1s. at | een at ‘while I was compara- tana treasurer: assistant treas- | Mfteen to twenty of from San Francisco od cost 0 5 a peyote ech ue Hotel, He has leased one will bo more purpeiond ian “and. G. F. Farrington, . | New York. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. oH DUNCANSON BROS. Friis 408 Lotteane re, Cali sit apron a he Broce. Guatz of tie Cre en el eect i Yee eee et 118 business in | | The pope Saturday 22 cations we cee 2 BROS, er cing an ork a ‘archbishop ° coa. eg passed i Petrik ‘trustees a champion of America next time. I will stay here | connection with and re Rada ates | G08) AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED | Under sid'‘deod of trust” wil TUES Day oe ‘The Plague at Key West. about wo weeks and then go back to Pullman to | Dayton and the Dayton and irdaton railrosds | BOSD. 1, wo broke his hip some time bones | 877 | SXoRTEAW En CPONGERLY KNOWS “ART op | BQLBEEE RTE DAY. ‘Ge oR Ab ee aa the | ,, JHE YELLOW PEVER DECLARED EPIDEMIC. Fauthour poopie eay Hanlan is not ‘the man ‘now | Ruiteed one grand system og ‘Stad | ago is now able w get about on His re- “By a thorongh knowledge of the natural laws which | ae CONGRESS STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, D. C.. premise, scil ail that cereale plese, ‘or lotof | ‘T. C. Cragin died of yellow fever at the hospital | YOU Bear people Say, BASS Ns ey a ety | ara one ries and corery ts slow. careful pplication of the fine propertics of well: | peared AND LYING BETWEEN OW BLOCH SAREE | land. sitatein tho, city of Washington, in Sti4D4-|tm Key West, Fla, Saturday night, making five | SAD2 "aS over felt better than T do now, ‘Ta | Wekiges Rallroad, au She tres: | ODE of, Princeton, College, i, stowty re. ‘Scarefus appheatign of the fine Propertics of well: | . a wn aa ad bela origital lot 10, Soe Rai oeee Bondicater wit erest | covering from: his ilines. Too, selec bocca. = our breaktest iN POs* FFICE. juare 983 ving a front rth- | deaths inall. There were two new cases yesterday. | stronger and better me with s delicaiely Havored beverage, which may | FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. ON MONDAY SUNE THIRTEENTH, 1887, Sdvand rinalaet imei ote wigthcn iO fone tee | The board: ot Mout, hus Geclared. ene fever epL: | was Wotore, The Hanlan of five years ago comld | of this tatge aystem as a from Chicago, the | Saturday, and hopes be Gown and about bis du Seve un many Losey doctors Pills, Tt ts by the juc® | AL SIN OCLOUE Eat, Lill otter tot rate at (9 | depth of said lot, the spine Deing more particalaniy | deunle and will no longer insist on remo o more beat the Hanlan of to-day than you could | Lake cities, and the lumber ye ES Repeat Slots "use cf such articles of diet that aconsutution HL D, NORTON, Assistant Secretary. | Bublic auction in froat of the Preuuines the abuve Md | described in anid dood of trust together with the in bay | 5 ‘Tho Pennsylvania ‘vendered the 3 saved from ti De tg a Oe | w, Depvomentrconaist tas thive-tory brik ba ding | Broremienty sis Ee pe sre, Jubilant unet | has withdrawn the garrisons of ‘and Balkh Set every tendency te eran rabtle 3.W. DRE oa) 5 ee ee See ere eaears nee theoe nor Ealatiee beret K whe A ‘erms of sale: ¥ cash on the day of sale oF wlihin | | “Terms of sale: $1,000 in cash: the balance in io to reinforce the defeated in the recent ele gree there is a tech Sane, We ay ecepemany's | sP&Sm Agent for the District of Columbia. | 7 Guys thereafter, the residue in equal iteatone | installments at crs ood tore ‘by. Counter with the Ghifaie fatal ‘shait by “keeping ourselves wel! fortified with ware bicod ahd = properly nourished frauue."—Cieit Merrie Cazecte Made situply with boiling water or milk. Sold only Lasxers Loss Ornce: fl i ured by a deed of teust on the Proverty, sold iu, the 1d tl notes of Oy Interest Frou the day of sale to be iver and sed Rossin Eich at the purcham 0 BBs usualform. Terms to ‘00 — be o¢ the trustees reserve the to resell ‘Eight men fm balf-pound tins by Grucers, labelled {us: ‘No. 361 Pennaylvania avenue northwest. ‘Ait ‘and recording ‘at Fisk of default . A deposit. ston of a blast at Birmingham, Pa., ‘few months’ rest. te ee wa Mopey Jeaied qn, Gold god Silver, Watches, Disr coat: $100 deposit on of bid. Guired on the day’ similar sccident at Bennewater, N. Lannie McAfee, & well-known billiardist, who JAMES EPPS & CO, Homeopathic Chemists, ponds, Jewelry, Fistols, Guns, ‘Mechanical J 2 ZDWAS Sain gag BENS. F. SERGE Trost, ‘A Sinai estimate of the victims of ‘yaday't ate in Minneapolis ate maton London, England. | “QLD GULD AND SILVis BOD oct" THOMAS DOWLING, “pieokds | je2-ands : 482 Lot ave W, inerepgiact ome ae sg mae ossecasraam