Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Worthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. Thx Evrwrea Stan fs served to subserfbers in the ety by carriers, on thetr own account. at 10 cents pet ‘week. or 44c. per month. Copies at the counter, cents each. By mail—postage prepaid—o0 cents ® Month. one year, 86: six months, #3 {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., a8 pecond-clans mail matter} = Tue Wrexty Stax_published on Friday-81 © year. postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents, nening Star. TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR Bald Knob Metheds in Indiana. A YOUNG MAN TAKEN FROM HIS HOME AND WHIPPED BY REGULATORS. CoRYDoN, IxD., June 9.—About 12 o'clock Inst Right John Glenn, a young married man, living About two miles west of Uhis place, was called to his front door by a loud knock, On. ing the oor Gionn was seized. Uy ten masked twee. and dragged out of the house. He was taken a short distance from his home Where a party of thirty men Was Waiting, and Was told That he Was to re cetve fifty lashes from hickory switches for his ¥2-Al mai) subscriptions must be paid in advanees Bo paper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application. ASHINGTON, D. C. SUPPLEMENT. THURSDAY, JUNE 9. | ivi tsiie utes Shit creat Dut the “regulators” did not cease until forty-nind = — lashes had left their marks on bis body. He was BTVEICIATRIGIIN oF i a = rhibs uierbsnin Sur eben Then untied and left in a setul-comsclous state on EDUCATIONAL. ae AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. CITY AND DISTRICT. THE FISH SEASON OVER. WHO PREFER mi BECAUSE THE ENoUSE | {MC fTOUNA. He was shortly afterward found Uy 7 ACAN aN eLI-KNOWN = = = Both the Statute and Nature’s Law Go- | 47 DONT LIKE HIM. + iL Viste Ahora Lasatnaes oe ih ‘ipeal ae = now = —e rE eos H Nee trae eon eee STILL ANOTHER VICTORY. ing Effect. ‘The Republican Club of New York adopted a re- waiea admits Chat he visited the house 3f a tame few students during D. Auctioneers, . H. WARNER & CO, z OUSEHOLD FURNITUR: og vote, | SS nnn mts Chat he visited the house of a fas cero 33 | NV OF La eal Clty Post Ofte. oO eudemmcet At amy erty Oy, zone| Vminstom Earns o ‘Triumph Over (rng szin come 10 sua adamt—way ras zrves | Pott last evening, with but one dissenting 1) | nd ae eee memes ware ok a : . = : posite ti T90 4 Bou: under aswer a charge Cites: Pilledas seventeen! seare Fine builtines | xop account oF wHOwre way someenn To | PURG SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND | ELEVENTH 18e7. at TEN O'CLOCK. Tuibatle em ton. FISHERIES AE NOT FEOPTTABLE-AN INCMEAME IX | TSF ene rah americans who voted tor Biaine tn | #UDA&T bond to answer a charg of DuRwlACy. $hd grounds. | Prepares boys for coliegs of business. Saapane, Shen WHOM IT MAY CON oe ates GAIMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SOUTH- braces the entire contents of ot Reinet Fesidence, T° | sow GrLMoRE’s PITCHING BOTHERED KELLY’s NDvE— | THE NUMBER OF ee 1884 discloses that they will again vote for him, A Most Persistent Suicide. 500. For extalogtin edie’ the Hector, Bav- 5. AY ADVANCES FOR STORAGE, + | saN¥@ Nill offer at pubile auction, in front of the prem: ‘ALSO, OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY—THE RECORD OF TEE) Friday will be the last day of the shad and her-| and prefer his nomination tovhat of any other | Lrrrx Rock, Aux. Jute n.—A man named Bort CLEMENTS, D. D.- Shocmakertown, P. On Pa ORANG TEN OUR SALESROOMS, FRIDAY | oes 08 ee ode DoR SAE, Gua ee iio af | tte Petmomsleffects of the iets Wm. McLean, LEAGUE CLUBS—BASE BALL NOTES, ETC. ring season, according to the statute. The shad, } man.” A member moved to strike out the hospital steward of the penitentiary here, attempts = Le ENTE F BOOK KFEFING TAUGHT TS porte JUNE TENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, {how new and attractive two-story brick dwellings on wit TWELVE octock, ‘Horses, Carriages, Buggies | ns wi ES a however, have taken the matter into their own ee as a mg Uae ‘je, | Od to commit suicide last night by taking « drug OUBLE ENTRY BOOK: CPWARDS OP Street, between N strect and McLean avenue 8. ws #, Harnons, kc. fashingtons scored a well-earned victory q . ; 2 i ce “ol 00 mode I AS DOW nee and to the season ct - | unknown to the attend! physician. He burned Ditheceemyancrect. Ruel 500 REAMS 3.4, 5, ANDOI NoTE-PAPER. | Srtiiia: WelwntMlad sate St ine pote i | FIRHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioner Spatcanere aah bit vetterday 6 (0 %, en 3,000 | Cis oearing ame alvogechar from the river. | ates Any creek or snare indore of BOM: | SES Sycervws: wath certs atk aad ee Be National View. 200 459 st 120 REAMS GILT-EDGED aN: AP NOTE. | 9" three very desirable lots on the north side of Me- Spectators left the grounds delighted when the | PY disappearing revdayse Daunte | ene tn Savance of the convention's acti0e. (a | Cantrell arrived ihe Sousd the wouls-be suiceae te v 20 T-EDGED AND FOOLSC. Lean avenue, between Nand O and 3a and'4% streets | 55 CASES FINE COGNAC BRANDIES, OLD TOM | game was conel ‘Young Giimore proved con- | They are returning to the deep sea, to the haunts PI in y ‘were | 2critical condition. This is the second atvempt rs luded. ung Ly and that the name of Foraker and Sherman SOBER SHOOK ke PARK, MD. PAPER. § w.. adjoining sume uew brick improvements. Easy GIN, KUMMEL, BITTERS, &C., clustvely by his excellent work in the box that his | Where even the deep-sea explorers ot the Fish Cox ton the iri leadera: They, nowever, | Boyd bas muude to end lis fe the Art une abot ‘Fourth session begins JULY 1TH." Departmentof | 23 DOZEN SATTEEN EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. | “™™* B. H. WARNER & CO. s fo mission have not been able to follow them. The | Saif they emphatically preferred Mr Blaine, as | <0 no 9, When he took morphine and m: = Si Sire M. Stevens Hart. Depart- x AT AUCTION. Performance against the New York giants y emphatic a desperate cllurt to pet cet bneie ee = ciish, Ue Mine Departmeatef Ger. | 1250 TABLETS, LOT FANCY TOILET SOAP, ieee aeeaD Fetieet | ouicsoars ty nace pee THIRTEENTs, | ast Saturday was not accidental, The | 14 makes Ashing for shad and herring unproMi- | the only maa Who had zxited the alsapproval ok | Seperate efor: a Put lscyes, wit borme hoofd, Catalowues at the Wash- | ABOUT 75 BOXES; 1 GROSS BLACKING. 60 SUN | 4e6-4t ‘Auctioneers, | 1887, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my suction rooms, | heavy hitters from Boston could not mas-| ble after June 10, It imposes a fine of $25 for = ~ or Gad Sherman, tut thay ‘did preter Blaine. | though he pulls through in the preseut instano of Blocution, 904 Mst.__Je1-1m BONNETS, 1 GROSS ARMLETS, LOT WOMEN'S STE Bs Wi EOS ea: shall soll « consignment of 16 Cognac Brandies Old | tor “nig delivery. Mor nd = Radbourne | °Very fresh shad or herring offered for sale after serene) no sp i as his Intention to keep on Urying unt aEtut ta levoom no Ruowk | AND MEN'S HOSE, CHEVIOT SHIRTS, &C. A) G TOT, FRONTING ow] meeisitsanii mat teeass, tne mate Puree; | struck out three times, and Johnston twice | that date. ‘he purpose is toqgive some of the sh A Miss Shot on the Stage. eis Successful, SST JN; REYNOLDS. Room | sete peremptory. Dealers invited. Je7-3t x AROLINA AVENUE, BEEWEEN FIRST | Without reserva." Som Ne one "4 WH0G S04 | When the visitors succeeded in hitting the ball it BPW An hd neheren, “talking with | TE CHOMIUS, THE ACTRESS, WOCXDED IX TRE} The President Invited to St. Joseph. <bAING AND SUMMER SESSIONS ______ | FVHOMAS DOT MOOT yee ee HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, | WS After they had two or three strikes in nearly sherman, talk aan Sr. Josera, Mo., June 9.—President Cleveland Spey ARTMENT OF S1ENOGRAPHY AND TYPE- WH SALE OF VERY DEWIRABLE LOTS, IMPROV On THURSDAY, JUNE NINTH, AT HALF NORTHEAST CORNER. OF PENNSYLVANIA | every Instance. They were able to make but six | * TAR _, Teporter, this morning on the} Another shooting case of the Frank Frayne order PAST FIVE OCLOCR P. Mt we abail seit in A OUR AND-HALF STREET, AND | clean hits during the entire game, but allowed river front gave it ax his opinion that | occurred at the matinee in the National Theater, and the Presidential party are to be invited to St, front of premises, the westeriimost sixteen feet ep ged Joseph this fall, ‘The mat rwas taken In hand : Philadelphia, Tuesday, although the shot was | }°S*Pl ve ~ : EIGHTH STREET EAST. BETWEEN b AND C | of lot 4,in square Nor Fak, This proterty ie ie By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the gas | Hoven Drrors 0 be recorded against them. The | legal season closed to do condsiderable toward | Pole “Recklens Nell,” or Miss Raith Orottus, he Hon. Winslow Judso or H.R. W, Ww, Washington, D.C. STEETS SOUTH, WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. improy clion of the city, beiug opposite the Car- } District of Columbia, passed. Bs home te: On the qther hand, pounded Rad- | keeping up the supply. Capt. Wm. B. Stewart, | not fatal. omg sod » | Hartwig and Mayor T. H. Doy Benton yanumnsie work in from| | By virtuoof authortty vested in me bys deed pe, | Pilots, een ct the oY, Being ovpos October, 2886. in the sue e9 Bobeats F Beale el sap perN tee Who has ihanaged fisherieson the’ Potomac for | in the “Checkered Life” combination, has a part | Club. Tneineitauon wit & rauches of type-writins | from the heirs of Robert Peake, deceased, dated Term: Gngthurd cash. Balance, in ets, twelve and, | others verrus Gertrude Wheeler and others, No. OW? | thogunyneqiters clean ite, , Such work with many Years, stated to a Stax reporter that Whe | iy which she holds a lighted match for Cowboy 1. pL gl as babe ducticus J | OnainartiyTe would have’ réeulted i. more runs; | UBdOUbtedly there had’ beon an increase tn Williams to snuff out with his rifle as he stands OGLOcK BM, ai of original | DUCA great many men were left on bases. Hor- | RUMBers Of shad during the past three or th Miss Crollus to the invit Lot five, in sduare one hundred and thres,u, the cl nung succeeded in shutting off severalruns by his | {UF years the ‘seine fishertes on the | across the stage. At the matinee milttee will conve: horthand Dictation Classes, for | June 11, 1586, and recorded in the Land Hecords iii | eighteen months,for notes bearing interest from day of | of Equity Docket 25.1 ‘at public suction 1FeSit ur send foreiteulare » | geaver theprenises OM EUESDAL TRE THIRTE: | SuOldcea se ee or eee oR rang ob maverty, Sold | RHE OF Hie Dremaes 0 Call'or send for eireulare rout of the premises, OS SI OU dow: on day of wale. sonveyancity z "188 ¢, zie my2l FiusT DAYOF MAY, 1887, AT FIVE O'CLOCE Chasers cont, WALTER Bi. WILLIARIS & GO, Atte rinted. It will be of parc and Une r will be at le ion. A spectal com It to Washington, z z 3 2 4 Lots 29, 30 and 31 in Jonathan Pront’s recorded sub" hingt > Tiver had ni beer rofitable. | held a match as was her wont, but Williams ‘of Square 900 iu Washington cyt == Te | tee of about Fi ats ihctna ott, paring 2 trou | admirable felding and throwing, Carroll, Hines | This was dus, he sald, tone change tn the woues | Misod. “He’stascd's secoted tines acesthing bith A Huge Mexican Land Grant, of anle: One-half cash, and the balance in six | 7 yHANCERY adepth of about 120 feet 8% inches, Lmproved bys | MMs and O'Brien each made Of fishing, and especially to the use of pound-nets, | erto unknown, and the gallery guyedand| EF, Paso, Tex. June 9.—Henry B. Clifford, of 1x from day of sale, with interest at six per | (J74NCEBY SALE, larye three-ntory brick dwell fective plage eh asics cutting tne Pall cf | at the meuth of the riverand tar dowa the bay. | hooted him,” He tried s hind “skot: in whien he diag) ¥ fact ELOCUTION AND ORATORY. Centuin per anwunt, secured by deed of ‘trust on prop: ‘Alto on FUEUDAY JUNE 1WENTY-FIRST, 1987, | fectively, played an almost pertect, SGN GANG | Tas pod Soke eee ee casa ea | nue him Hie, tzted a, Caled soy, a m | New York, and J. A. Vergts, of San Franctsco, have TUITION AT HALE BATES FOR’ SUMMER | erty sold, or all cauh, at option of the purchaser. A de- | | ,BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ges | at SIX O'CLOCK P. M-parts of original lots one aud ‘Their only errors were wild throws by. and | twenty-four hoursout of the ‘twenty-four,catching | the thumb and knuckle of the middie ‘The | Just secured a vast graut of land from the Mexi. EUASSES EMT Foss oer anphed wate uence tee Roe | No, TOGO Docket “v7, wherein Daud Putuad | YeNty four an square four hundred audninety-one, | O'Brien, the latter's excusable, "as he threw tp | twenty fo ‘that comesalong. ‘The owners go once | lady quietly walked off the stage, had ber hand | can government. It ds along the Sierra First Department, VOICE CULTURE; Second De- | scid. Terms to be complied with in Afteen days from jeg0S,, Docket 77, wierein Daniel, Prattdidl | desc ‘as follows: Donnelly When a runner was directly in front of | { | th ne. ‘and | bound ied with the Madre, through the states of Dures artment, ARTICULATION and PRONUNCIATION: | day of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Nright Is complainant, and Emma ©. ¥ hhich- | OE ove part of said lot one, beginning at the north- | him, day, raise the nets, ball out the und up, and proceed: amidst = awe 5 ates « ‘third Department, ELOCOTIC aud LYS! Si use default of purchaser complying, with terms of | 0 t bidder ia hon ane it aia Ste le to the | West, point of the back buildi of the (eer ra the nets back again in the water, | heartiest applause of the audience. ywboy a. Both passed through terday Dep mt. PHYSICAL HARMONY anc je in fifteen days tro day of sale the undersigned | fst bidder in front of each piece of property respect- | erected on the easternmost partof lot one, stout 183: OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. le thought, however, that on the whole the work | liams now confines his shooting within other chan- | on thelr way to the East, where they will form & TRE th artment, ORATORY will resell the property sold at the risk and cost of de- | ely, the following real estate, viz: by James Hoban, - : ON] ic id the alc tl Philadei ‘hird of the missi had | ne! De a match-safe for | 1a syndicate for the purpose of develupl mses Coarae uf Hares Month oasis of 65 | anid pusciascs, uyon seven, daya notice ia tho | nO MEDNESUAY, JUNE EVETEENTH, 1997, at | dtu putamen rnoing tence alone the ne of || The ebay hoped to aa, for the New ork | had guod reatila: Ga wee aaeaes sete aa all | Riese oem, Tine tobe a re ee ee : 4 - Ne hhad good results. Gill-net fishing as well as all Practice on. 1? meno. Evenins Star. JOHN H. PEAKE, HALF-PAST FIV part thereof ; theuce eastwardly until it reaches the wall of | the League, as they hoped to do, for the New York cmon REY wires Bet tear ae 100 fot n tenet, ana | SN ‘rusia | ieebtiue 10 the uot We sohnen’ corer | thadieh uaa aula reread oty tga, owt | Glants beat them 7to4. chicago got back. at | ote Aauing with nets is fordden in’ the Foto, ‘The Amocr in Danger. HE MARES COnUMDR CE mCCUTM | Geeaieter itz: meme bier ok one” invtr alle theuce wat 70 fet, Sud tence soueh | Fenny ivaui avenue to che noutheast. corner fends prevented tng game ecneded at Detroit | shores wnether o permit gil-netting in the wa: Sroamsran. una yo ‘B13 6th at. nw, sO: 20 to the place of beginning: Bre i. PEAKE, | sions Sth street west 3 Ts ale 18 of waid ‘on 444 stroot to a point five feet south of the termi Fhiladelphie, the home team Winning the Ast, 5 | lignt “contrivanc AND THE SURROUNDING PEOPLE ARE | Columbia, and at the request of the party thereby se- ‘The British press has become alarmed at the At yesterday morning's session of the Interna. r 2 eS, easily oj erally pi _Halfa block east of City Post-Oftice my?1_| Jel-d&as frustee, | With the appartensnoes, and tray Se Poletite: nating point thereof; ‘thence westwardly to the point | to a 3 te Gincinpatt Fevurning wa Cae by one or two men, and eo meched ‘that Efe tsnes | trequency an similarity of purport wee a —— U mon onvention,in Buffala, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ‘LET! S the U3 lates as Bureat ati 5 °r ment 8, e second game. more. running their he: through the interstices are | the recent dispatches from India relating to N.Y., Mr. McDaniels, of Indianapous fered @ M dillet m Eypearcitypeaeamees | $y opeeauniny of toe ray Opal PRIDAN) JSR! | Go THURSDAY, fhe MECIRENTH UAT OR sone | aru Euro oid atone,borinning t apoint | on ids winning gait and Geat Lousvilio ns wm | urmtyeerguanle Mouet, iue lntersces re | heroceut Ghpatches from India relating to the | N.Y. Mr. McDaniel adopted, that an inquiry be 6th st. n. w., near city post-office. SEan Ee Sees Ca ae eat Se of the tras: | 1887, at HALF-PA O'CLOCK P. M.. part ig street and Boma eae eee northwest, corer | Brooklyn defeated Cleveland, 11 10'S, and the St. | Gone om tne ” in the District waters at night. lard Business Collegein America | TENTH, same hour and place. By order of the trus- > r . | of 44 street and Pennsylvania avenue, running thence in cl ight. upon the government the necessity of tak-| at once made into the usefulness of the officer Practical, | tee THOMAS DOWLING, ~ | of LotNo. 131, in Wright & Dole’s subdivision of Pleas: | Westwardly along the lity of saat eighteen feet; | Louls champlons, after dropping two games to thé | although it- islegal to fish for shad any time be- | U'Sing ta Dey and Eecuinge sow | Jedd Anctioneér. | Poy ya wor mning at the northeast comer of sald | thence at right angles with said avenue siaty feet: | Mets, retrieved themselves" by ‘Wiman’s | tween the rst of ganuary and the 10th of June, | ing steps to accomplish his immediate relief. His | known as the chief organizer. Mr. Ogden pre: NER ALA, C. E. Principal Fit- | 7 HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioncer. | thenes went 150° Toots thagcs orth 4G fee tes fhence {estmardly parallel with said avenuo three | Indians, 7 to 1. the shad do not appear in the Potomac until the | situation would be critical, it is argued, even to a | sented a resolution, at the request of the Cincin- teen years’ experience. More tian 13.000 graduates | "JV —— ast 130 feet to the place of beginning. Also Lots 12, | sacueYect Hoste eat eee Minanid avenuetwenty: | Following is the standing of the clubs todate: | frstof Api. Mir Gwynn Harris, tho inspector | mon of bleed aad won whi ta ameer isnot, | nat! Union, that nine hours constitute @ day's vared. for the Civil be Place seven feet, thence eustwardly along the line of said lot s a y Eatice ciuuiuations Plduso bail or send for Gr. | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE | 13, 14, in Block No.1, in Todd & Brown's oubdivision | Seven fo ‘Sig stroot oight foot tre helen. roe tee ‘NATIONAL LEAGUE. of marine products, says his report for the season, | ut the ameer is of only secondary tmaportance int | work, excepting on morning and eveulng papers SS ee en mae eon ONT STREET, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH, | of part of Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant: Lote, | Wardiy’ along the feo od ee oon of the When completed, will show a gratifying increase | consideration of the question from a putely Eng- | Mr. Wilkins, of boston, moved tuat a couatter be re Toe oF ETWEEN FIRST STREE’ RTH 9,10. 41, Ge 1 4 ET 1B 8 20 gL eee. house belonging to the estate of George Beale, in the catch as compared with last year. sh point of view. The ameer must govern Af- | appoluted on female cheap labor: adopted. The AL LESSONS FOR PERS Dagar toler he TTOL STREET NOKTHWE: of Lots 24 and 2%) in said Blocl-No, 2, bewinuing ato | tWebty-nine feet nine inches: thence esetwardly along. aaa anfstan absolutely or England must doit. For | most important business was the adoption of a. il Service examinations. by a lady competent MARYLAND AVENU eee Cele shorth: | the other line of said bull the! me CHRISTIAN WO: WORK. e act Y cs 7 7 int on Bis:nark street 100 feet west from the north- 4 uilding ten feet, and thenoe LAN MEN'S - land to do so would be tantamount to a decla~ endorsing the action of York qerseed oe tarcerd aad Yale Univesition MSG] gechtoaseeeeetiee East comer of said Block ‘No.2, running thence south | Southwardly alone the line of the main house untilit ba — ation of war against Russia, but England can 6, in which they protested aguinst REcH, i000 st Sees sus is-tm_| District of Columbia. pamned_ in Equity Cause Ne OF | 100 feet, thence meat 00 fect, thence north 100 feet, | Frnes Fennayivanis avenue, at the point of Dagin- bettanapous:+ Quarterly Meeting of the W. C. T. U. ey ype as Py BS Wace aati sete Du boy RUC SIG | Cfch'preaioes the bercaitr enenibad heal Eat, | 00 ID AY te SEVENTBENT DAVOE Sone |, Allo s part fot ewan piguiig a gol onthe Won Lost) Won. Lost. | PHANES rox Tax svstxss xxx, nor wows von naw | 2icttyuartou sea ung co, auenaee Kms amd oh | iu, ue atents of Labor. Delegates Ken; ~ — Se ag Flute, wit: oP ag + S193 ve 0 ve.” 101 eferred to com- 0.8. BULLARD, Director. | ea eae eer date Nos Ags and 135, 3: Lots Now 2, 9,12 and U4 in Bléck ‘No. Fe Tote erally ay girection ab eee eenconsomt 19@ |Cleveland..:1.°9 26 ‘The Woman’s Christian Temperance Unton held | indicate by late dispatches, is at Allaghar, where | 1s a strong feeling In the mn Opposition, SANDE | chdstreet north, betwoeu Istatd NorthCapitalateets | Nos, "3. 4; 10) ‘ih Block” No. 19, in aald'Road & | wentwanlly with ine perpendicular’ yo Pa ave. 1d 18 Metropolitan 8 27 | s quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon, at the | the Ghiliats are massed in strong force and faced | to the Kughts of 2) LE jrown's subdivisfon. et: thene: : 3 a a eclub ds est Point | “On the SAME DAY, at QUARTER-PAST sIx | | Ou SATURDAY, the EIGHTEENTH BAY OR TONE, | cfbogtuaingt is Ratuca tes torn soe, $2 bOme harap abasic ataed rooms of the Central Unton Mission, Thereport of | Qrq'at the time tne last information tro, that | Amble and resol a Anuapolis. a ene ae rd oe og Ghee BIO 1S Tete TO MTOLTS: | Doves: that i to ony, wornuaeh of aaah ee ea Pur, | If the Washthgtons can continue to play ball a8 | the executive commitice was ‘adopted, providing place was received by the Indian government a | preseuted, that h aes BCT boatp: | Pus between 45 aud Oth streets suutuwest, Anproved 18, 19, 30 ate is 24,25, 26) and 27, in Block | Mey be necessary in addition to a six-foot alley, Iaid | they did yesterday and Saturday they can beat | for an all-day session of the neighboring unions | decisive battle was hourly expected, and has prob. | can Federation of 1 eo 2S APP HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE. A SELECT HOLD” | YS diwellinse house anda stable oh sald Todd & Browive subdivision, north line of the east purt of lot oné in said square, to | @2Y club inthe country. They are now tied with | at Washington Grove on some day to be deter- ably ere this. been four Should the amore] At the efernoen Boyer, of New Js" opens i siaih antital soosion Septeaber 21H | paidin tig, bweives aud extern mpi wit tenet | ISh7, at HALEPAST FUCK OCLOCE PE, Due & | maken arm Aub of the pact of Iot twenty ieee ators | Pittsburg for sixth place and have lost no more | mined upon by a committee composed of Mrs. La | {7v0PS have been put to Sign there Js no other | Tonks was me clectad culet orcantier |The reports Sas, nerpeaer semen Sus pecterenane an beautiful i thereor tobe secured 539: 16 and 17, in Block No. 16; aos Tibed, up to the Hab of 4g HE ROD eames chan RCnIOaE por nacelle day, | Fetra, Mrs. Cohen, and Mrs. H.B. Moulton. The | checking the mach of the insurgents to the gates show ¢ at, the printers entered into the tm: ction of Vineinia, bevine duly Ist) Special facihties fe purchaser oF pusehs 1 ever be kept il reserved as atv aliey in Com ey 5 — f the treasurer, Mra. H. B. Moulton, showed | of the ameer’s palace, and there 15 no means of | With qreat enthusiasm. Many who bad i pa A ee Ce nia : sere Kept open and reserved as an alley in common | mitt three of the times Gilmore Was the mam avd | FEDOTE o urer, D, ot che oo aa eae and Mrs WM. D. CABELL. Principals, Wash Of sale, or on ratizcation thercof by the court. A lied AB odd & Brown's subdivision, | {2: the nse of the proprictors, and occupants of such | put three, ot the times Glimore was the man, and | Tre quarterly receipts’ on acebeat of tee generat | Knowing Use the Insufgents are not now within | case to accept editorial positions D.C, 1407 Massachusetts ave. _* = | izpsekted om property sold “for the purcliase mou Fete FO ta, Sei nes Ar | Gred and sunety-one as et eae ae ee ‘day of | Pitch, but he can't hit. If he would only stand fund to be$133.25, disbursements $129,61, leaving a | SUBShOt of the capitol urthday, and-‘set up” one thousaisd “cane? or os Free ee A DEMO Hill to Cot Pate at | interest shall bs paid OA Sepoatt of s500cn cock pices | imeaid Todd & Brown's subdl vision.” sch a, | aud Talia adi yee gy, Goorme Ennis. Emily Beale, | nearer the plate and hold his bat within reach of | paiance of $2.64. The receipts of the Social Purity A Bath Under Difficulties. and contributed it to the fund, A numberof eis = oie conveyanclay at purchasers cost. i ers of saio'be | frout cf 90 feet on Sherman avenue, by & depth of | of the heirw ad assigns of said respective pasties ac: | CMgUall Memlght occastonally MILLE | + | Branch were reported to be $320.16, disbursements | Japan Lotter ia Seommente Reeve nions ploying printe ted the amount of t conveyancing at purchaser's ‘cost. out of % o = x : ie elupler Ppa eae | mechs Teed te MEMS, 0, 10 and 11, ald Block nave cacy | stberae ” HEH Mabeetive nartofealdlot ad “hots | where tpey will Play with the Giants for te re: | $254.86, leaving a balance of $274.90. While aboat to take my bath in Olea at the | Cf'the New York Word OT tie Boston os public | erty w st risk au faulting pur | _ ‘Said Lots, 9, ay . ‘Bos. ‘toucl os Singin aera ames | BecediaRemititveiag | Rata ne Seren aM SEW | tt Tay ceaare agrwe! | tsa angen Pagal” Willa Sues | gag fe SoRe ang Hep Andon super | Rotel and when Js owing hei may tae | te x Wu rt ap ge Esto lascos mecca | matte TAC WAGEARRUNSE | amet Soe mc nt ark |S tae nace era | eee AMS Pen roe GUE ce | es mata ey a a ey Ovo Sai | hom mh tte mba ue‘ | St ate tea 7 dae, Correspondenc pion ave € 3 | and is ht - Childs’ w pi reach $5 fone, Roctiewpinw, Business Fractice, Commercial | gg THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL. | ran back with tha wits Lo fect. eeecha tua the lower story as stores and restaurant. | Manager Gaffney. ‘The Western trip will follow | rucurned to lives of shane the cee eee Teiighn th Avcued untae toe mates Deri exgoa Ul | addition to GL0a0' already ousuioad ae tae Em antaeaae Rennes tak ope a | MSMlOMHRS MES) OH AN IOWe simebote | Coteau ated MORLGRONS, | egal inane ue cltus Ratatat | Gumdiar and en one men of an amcan | gToee Vast" woes MGnets yes | ought auctou gerbe rater, Sur, og | aig ty ee atmo wd Took and place, by consent of ea re eae EG FP pt 5 icked up after the lelphia game: hospital, two of whom are yet there. ‘There are at _ —se0. — es f elephone 4 th that width 150 f day of sale, or all.cash, at the option of tht shager, ospital, bowing and ‘compli- Tinustated Creager Ge igh iy Princ my Ld SS. HENKLE, Trustees | THAT Lor 6, i said Block 11; haya front of 50 feot on | Hotes for deferred permeate ie beset Greatest | Mack supports Gilmore in splendi i'yoes pease | Present Six inmates. It was stated that the house | Tents all of which I evursed, cavbloped ike sume | Suppression of the Liquor Traffic. Mra. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princi = $@- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER PosT- | Irving sircet, and a depth of 150 feet: and said Lot 7, {rust upon premises sold, ‘and to bear intercat payable Ca the zounerere Cee She better | at present occupled was insufficient for the needs, | Cr ‘the ‘people in Fox's of Martyrs” in a| THE PLAN ADOPTED BY THE CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE eee ce Ce Mes | BOG Sra SOPRA NRAGH MS | SESE ed ie fa Sods ech Sal | Rabsaeee creer ror gga | Mare dobainyav ey al cunt | aa fa renmiendnuon tnt ingore so | Guan Reng” Ray eget aa t SSeS & jour and place. eoriess widtn of 50.21 feet. first parcel, and of @500 on second, will be required at vers seems to have recovered from his streak ‘tees which had been cha. | JU a A special to the New York Cutholic News trom Ana al other pcipl cies “SHEE Ge rree ia. "al gn Mlgmart cay aed | cost of parce“ oeanant suremsotaasaneas | of malforen all Davina, He Relat splendidly | pin auzlary for ower mission Wecey mers: | = Pitsburg, Pa, saya: The Allegany Cousty Bound < os = ALE 5 ‘short-stop yesterday el e roved by the unton, as follows: For the jail and of Catholic Total Abstinence Societies has taken @ zed. lor to all other t2- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- | 150 feet; and said Lot 12, in block 12, has a front of | ten days after sale, the: property be sold at risk | at P Supplementary Smiles, pane “Unegceliea tivautases for learning CONVER: | poued anid MONDAY, THE SIXTH. DAT OF JOSE Ding sine aud 56 fect on Guerman | ahd cont of defaulting purebaser. All axes aud anvew | effect. He willbe heard. trom some weds and there | smshouse-—Mesdamies Hendrickson, Ratbour, FO8-| nore ye one admirable feature about a wire | Very practical step towards the suppression of the Sa a i iendemmin o. e e e PN Vabluls i BAVILLE, Trasto, wilt be no more appeals for a now short-sto orbuilsdeiphia. or the hospitals Mr, Cohen, | f00e. The patent-modicine man cat paigtale- | quor trafic, Each society represcuted. in the Se | $8. HENLE Truss, | Puucitr grees tod tube bear 125 (ar ust | THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer, 42° 4aeRY; | | carroll ceraialy is g run gute, Not She Rept Ms Waking hn Bagoog ad [Penton insurance, fone | oomty turd wl appa «cnn fe to pupils. Api «l ‘programs: 4 32 = y ree, A lene 18 it] ‘. vi wi I take steps: Z ve Sarntewou cards, £5 ee | pea Unt FIDE he PEATE DAY OP TURES A | inauid Block 13" heve cathe s. Saco sh hari: | INE THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT Pause | Taree clean bege hite, by bimselt same and | Ntra"A' Bovee, the District report. | as ready to break up a base ball game ai 46 ts to | Vigilance committees in tne‘aifferent wards of toe RIVATE LESSON: ALL GRADES | OF | Pe ee cane od wad ee By St eT nek: | Prineston erect anda Geptirof 150teet. Ge setae 3RICK FRONT DWELLING, No. 931G STREET | gave the sit following a chance to {end bain | ed upon the work under her su jon, and gave etre —New ‘two cities to present counter petitions to the study . to adults confidential. prepares forcollega, | 2.) Y SHENK EY in said Block 13, has a tront of 130 feet on Princeton NORTHWEST, NEAR PATENT AND. ‘OF- | home. There is no denying the fact that Ci ‘an account of her efforte. Mra. Weightman gub- judges against the granting of licenses to saloon- sey = areas so oe ‘eb-d&ds Trustee | street and a front of 50 feet on Sherman avenue: and FICES AND CONVENIENT TO ALL SECTIONS. | inspires the team with oe. He doesn’t do | mitted an account of the woPk among the’ rs| It takes months of time to mobilize the citizen | keepers under the new jaw. Each soc will be = 2 == $= f onid Lot ueyaod SER > et secs TER EPNESD AY. ae Se eee Kelly does, but the effect | ana oye and Mrs. =e Russell eee SendY Of France, oe a eae eae —— with 8, Copy of the new license som, and = HHOMAS DOWLING, At Said Lot 2,in Block 14, has a front of 50 feet on | will sell, in frontof the prom: ir ¥ Work among the marines. Mrs. m, Capturing the prize, Mobilise ~ ver mastering its provisions a viganoe commit- BOOKS, &c. = Princeton street and a depth of 150 feet. Said Lot 9, 10 S0UaRE 375 By the way the Washington crowds areanclined | Weaver, s itendent of legislative work, gave | this country in about anhour.—New Orleans Pica- | tee will be selected, aud the nates of the uedabers —— EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, id Block 14. has tof SU feet on Harward | fronting 23 8- in Grstreet, with’s to be pretty hard on “the only” Kelly. He doesn’t | a resume of thelr efforts to have the laws enforced, | yune. serving thereon will be kept secret. ‘These gentle= : ;, CHOICE PAPETRIES, CARPETS, &¢. itroct and adlepth of 160 Sootsand aaid Low tan | Hoptine 75,8:22 feet ob G atreot, with'a depth of 103 | feerla bed ‘treatment for ie isonsot the Gest anda lengthy discussion ensued upon the advise | "prom casual remarks which we have notea tt | men will then prepare petitions against thegrants jes aiid Catholic Goods, at lowest prices, cueing BEER O-GLOCK, af ihe Auction hush ef | Aiketinal avesue, Ana atepthe De ES Tcss, °F CMH OM | Tho Impruvenients area three-story and basement | Natlred Players in the country, and 18 a great | Dilty of attempting to secure tho euforcement of | g fT0™m casual remarks which, men killed and | 1g of licenses to saloon-keepers fu wards (Nat are de BENEY C. LANCASTER, | mencing st TEN GCLOCK. 85 the Auction Rooms of | Sherman avenue, ands depth of 150 foot, each a | Deck, containing 12 rooms and ‘bathroom, modern player notwithstanding his many errors While | the We Se Wounded at Gettysburg than enlisted during the | BoM thickly crowded with dispensers of buer and Jel-2w eae i wip pee = = pe c ate = a 4 5 ces: ¢ ick st 16 rear, the y A resolution thanking the District Commission. Pi whisky, and circulate them among the better =a oe 7S Shailsell, by order of the court feet: and sold Lats band 10, Block 15) "have. exch | 2reuie p food order, aid from the splendid location | The Bostons* euovess ths year has been due to a | ert or heir CNC re aN ee Ee ramussion- | whole War.—Pisburg Chronicle- Telegraph. class of citizens for their signatures, “They will Up tat slited wees, Mae HORACE MASS ae: | pueepold Bitects kc. of Woe Afroutot 30 fect ou Sherman avenue wad 2 usparen | Rould makes Convenient and easy of este toi | HATES extent to an unwillingness to consider them | with considerable opposition, Mrs. La¥etra clatnt- | gyi yy rlateu garnet trom the porch OF Che a | then be submitted to the couniy judges at difted writer, Mxe. HORA jectitor, &e., of V 1, De a front o ness 1 ig Convenient anc ‘of access ly-dressed woman ¢ porch of the Grant = = NITA ts 3 Uncle Tom's Din. 5 7 PI r 7 150 feet. city” selves beaten until the ninth inning isover. They | ing that 1t was not the correct. thi to formal) ot 20e- 2hew OF Dueaus by TW. HIGGINSOS § Dee, PHONED PROPERTY iPENG | © Said Lots 2 to 11 inclusive, in anid Block 6,havocach | PAF OF tME SHY, a oo talanco in one and two | DAVE Doed. Chea TE Ee rer ney thank omelais for merely complying with the re, | Union Hotel, at Sarat Vo her French bonne. ‘The Iron and Steel Workers, TALL'S Standard English Dictionary, with many | V PREMISES NO. 1317 | ENTH, AD oe, | {front et 90 fect on Steuben strest, aud run ack With | years, notes to be secured by deed.of trust nemere | Year under Kelly's leadership, Dut Gilmore pub quirements of their oaths, and cliimed that the | ‘Ow, madame,” replied Marie. | “You musn let | oo. yt Scutuap woKnMeN TO Bi, ADMITTED 9D BOER EN OE Tpuchatlin, | 1; ae PINE O'CLOCK Bake tae wanranene > | PREP HAIL cscsuatee, tm anid Block 6, have | Losi ets wil bostated at tale” A dopout of $530 | them in's hole yesterday, and stopped {t1up, Tecent action of the District Commissioners was | Zula run so. The poor child will git all het up,"— Memursutr. HE RECENT VAST FROM A SOUTHERN | 2 -1z fet oa strectsby's de ih, of 1OLETS test | Mand Lote 1S 2037, inclusive in said Block 6, have | defeating purchaser aitee & eta pris aortic yrith a floral pute 7 foot lijgh, consisting of four | withdraw. Ae See ee SS eS Standpoin: ituproved by two-story frame dwelling, No. 1317 K | each s front of 50 fect ou Wallach strest and run’ back | 2°! epeend ats and a hangt wi base represei Maj. Blood, of Boston, appeal the members been elect rector yesterday, a resolution was adopted provicl Scuericay Corainouweal | street southeast, with that width 150 feet, Beg, 2 Mme BONEDS Per RGANUON Bros | Ing a diamond, with Ue inscription, “The Worlds | o Mal, BoM of Boston, appealed to the m proba. | the employment of his own daughter as teacher. | tne appuluitment of a coimittee to regulate Maryland. Michigan, and others. Korma cas. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. | Said Lots aud 3, in Block 16, have each s front of | Pigg a ‘Auctioneers. | Champions.” ‘and requested that a committee be | —San Francisco Alta. ppoln' regulate the seikctioms Yeh S8d Mons Revot. by ew. W.A. | jeGdiid) “BENJAMIN COMEYSER: ANCGGE™ | go fge on enben vty anda ogi of 0 fat tld Tvissald that Von der Ane, of the St. Lous | eee a eae ee aoa | et eecetiar piteernce.—Maj. Kincata (who nes | OUPUC Ot the diferent mills, and to secure a uni. wllowy. 7 > a Rompe) a loc] }, hay ch #front of WLI u vise “J Pg ormity jous cl Sano coe | ee ee ee en tee ee uan ok ee Hinmons ana Maan n he atblecis to-day irene | Wow oP ie eney dn au the Seances "arc | Lat BRADY wate Maar a, | mea ule’ Oaroe ms poe ees Who is John Noman? by Chas. H. Beckett. VALUABLE IMEROVED PROPERTY ON SQUTHE | front of 50 feet each on Sueriian avenue, Dy a nests | VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY on | SUE 1s consummatedLatham, King andHudson wil | union. by the Hope and Help Mission, and rather | he Married, and I'm sure be maces hus- | be made in the consUtution is the introduction of WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Siders NonTuwest AY AUCTION. “SP | of isd tect. JEFFERSON NIREETS, GEORGETOWN, Dee, | De tansforred to the Athletics and Seward and | seemed to intimate that, asthe probation agency | band’s" Miss Crarice tea. bu ke Ine ray | Be dmade tn te goustution ds Ce antroduction of z= “428 Seventh » » GAFURDAY. JUNE ELEVENTE ot aid Lor din Bigck 17, has,sfrontof GOseston| Ai" PURLIO AUGTION.” + D.C» | Tons to the Browns. Was formed for reclaiming men, men should take | wives ata time that the—er—care of him was | membership. ‘This is to be done as a precaution ee O'CLOCK PAL, we lial well: in front of the prons (40 | Sherman syeinue, anda front of 150 feet on Wallach | AT EUARLG AUCTION. JUNE, 1887, The Amateur District League will begin the sec. | the matter up, the women already having thelr | nicely distributed, dont you know?"—Tid-Bits. | against their Jolulug the Knights of Labor and W. H. Lo ses. Lot No 103 in J.W. Clark’'ssubsivision of Lotolada, | each, a trout ot 30 fect Ou Marshall stecet, anda deetk | SIX OCLOGK B, Met will sak, ie tent ae ond series of games to-day at Capitol Park, and | hands full. “How much are these flowers?” asked a hand- | tus causing trouble in the trade. ‘There are two o a Scapa: Seat Ua cis To eee pone sar rameauiney, Of | oF 130 feet: and sald Lot 19, in Block 17, haw afrout | promioes, part of Lot 65,in square No. 20, front the Monumentals and Peabodys will be the con-) An evening meeting was held and various re-| some, well-dressed gentleman, “I went them vor | mills in Pittsburg run by colored men—the Black 1424 F street, Washington, D.C. Square 19°. baving 19 feet front on 15th street, run- | of 50 feet on herman aventie, anda depth of 150 feet. | ing 34 feet 6 incher on the north side of Water street | tending clubs, Ports were presented. A resolution was adopted | ny “wife.” “Reallf for your wife?” exelatwed ie | Diamond and the Pennsylvania Irun Work The — Ring beck G9 feet on K strect northwest, uuproved by | _ Said Lot 7,in Block 18, has a {rout of 50 feeton | by adepth of about 70 feet on Jefferson street, im- —.—_ thanking “all business men Who have voluntarily | marchande, astonished; “then Til theow oft 20 | wen at both works are axlous to becouie OMgie Hare the most extensive collection of STANDARD, | fuliling aid cellar, fib ailimoders improveneate cs | FAHMKUE street. and a depth of 190 foet: said Lot 16, | proved by a large throg-story Brick D hep pak ‘Transfers of Real Estate. complied with our request to remove trom doors | Dur"cour' "genus Sutin, zed, and those at the Peunsyivauta Iton Works have CHOICE, BAKE and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS to be | “Terms of sale: #2,000 cash, balance in one, two, and | ands depth of 150 fect, sald west helt oe Lae rms; One-third cash, balanco in one and two | Deedsinfee have been filed as follows: s, R. | and windows questionable and demoralizing pic- | POS insa 8 wane —splow ts your son do. | held several inectings for that myect. | IE Chey are found in this country. Their house is a book-lover's | three years for notes bearing interest from day of sale | Block 18, has a front of 25 fect on Farragut street, | years with interest and’ secured by a deed of trust. Bond et al, trustees to Jas. F. Walters, lot 6, sq, | ‘ures and periodicals.’ ing, Mr, Smith, who went to New York a few years | Mimitted, a heavy the af Soquacted aon. penel- paradise aud secured by a deed of trust on property sold. All | and a depth of 150 feet; and the said west half of the | on the perty sold. All conveyancing and recording is - EL ee TIS ‘ago: “He haS made a name for himself,”said Mr. | J for Working as lack sheep, conveyancing, &c., at cost CO $100 down | east half of said Lot 8, in Block 18, bas a frout of | at purcl T's cost. 976; $915. C. Ruppert to R. C. Fox et al. trustees, A Brilliant Missouri Wedding. Smith. “Indeed? In what way?” ‘understand ad —— LIBRARIES APPRAISED AND PURCHASED, | ii) ge* WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auct,_ | Gah Te A RE TE ees Meee Loo teet | dapat of $100 reapired at time of sale. eee and Dare 12, 80. 478; ¢—. RC. Fox and E. | rue saipat cOUrLE COMING fast ON THEIX WED-| he calis himself SMpthe.”"—W. Smyth. in Osweyo saortneaemcngieere apo J ™C48508 sitos, Auctioneers Sherman aveizue, and a front of 150 fect on Farragut | JeU-dada THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer, | H. Bond, same property ; $3,250, pie crests ee ees cate eae ei tne | Times. aa = INCANBON be street, K. Ellis, , 5 a san itnessed First Kansas Woman—1 TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE mMPRovEn | qrhtit est half of Let No, 20, in said Block 10, has a (CHANCERY SALE, Seb 3. Francis toc. Gases Beh: marriage of Miss Katherine Burns, mece and | ge csamac het tignen 2 ‘idu't see youdown at | pu sconvine, a little town iu Ohio, comes tothe Sire NGutipasr » 48 No 435 FIFTH | yack with that width 150 fect: said Lot 10, in. Block | “By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of Gn qin surpet road; $11,000, |S. Maddox et al. C0 | agopted daughter of Representative Burns, and| Second Kansas Woman—“No; couldn't get away. | front with a highly sensational case of attampted Ty, WwW STREET NORTHEAST. No. 10, bata front of 30 feet on. Sheridan street, and | ppotpitttueots decree of the 8 a Court of Fi Gy tsa, ote 5, 0 and 7 $a: 1075; 4, 6, % 8. 9, | er elas Gatch, a young millionaire, at Ayrtown, | John wasw’t feeling well, and Thad to clear off thé | suicide and insanity because of unrequited seve. HE wore Cr virtugof adeed of trust dated August 9, Tuns back with that width 150 feet; said Lot 21, in | No, 1,538, docket 7, Whereis Thoteas Bo Acnold ii, Jeph $a 7, sq. 1090; $7,518.71. J. Fitz~ is 3 Table and wash the dishés."—N. ¥. Commercial. | Taying near the town ls John B. Clifton, & promi- 1886, and recorded in Liker No. 1,204, folio 1 aoa Gah dank Hons gf 20 fect ob Mount Pleadant | is complaisant, and Blanche M. Arnold and others, ae- | MOFTIS to F. W. Clemens, part 2, aq. 993: $7310. | near St. Joseph,’Mo., last evening. ‘The prepara- aos . Pp eteed.soue ofthe land records of the District od rue, and a depth of 150 teet. nt er 10 Anna C. Meir, part 68, H.'s sub | tions for the festivities had been in progress for @| —wrxwers ar YESTERDAY'S Races. —The winners of | Rett farmer, who has an elghteen-year-old som 5. eime ria sale. as proscribed by the decree, areas for. | fentaats {anall gal argue austin front of te | 5. Oppentl 5 tt mises, 01 AY, JUNE EIGHTEENT! $1,500. D. Murphy to Johanna Cough- referred jerome Park yesterday were named Aubrey. Living in the town of Russell- Ppp GHCMSOAL THE Siape Su DAY | fein ote puchans mone ica aati tats | Sec, OUR OCLOGR PAL, the folowing ral | Uns part oan. dob, $000 40” Madaox etal, wos | MORE, and the wedding Ls refered 1 anthems | enerenes af Jerome Punk yewenday, were Magne | named Aubrey. Living tn the town ot Iu: ALL TALKING ABOUT THEGREATCLOTH- | OF JUNE. 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK ¥. Men Lot | thereot in three equal inatabinents at ‘respectively one, | ¢stats, situated near {he northeast cornor of Washing- BOOLSe. Rachael a’ Geeee ono: 471072; | thousand invitations were issued. ‘The grounds | and Shamrock. AUSt. Louis, Mamie Hay, Volante, | and intelligent daughter of seventeen Years, numbered twen: p, belo pert of crusinal lot eight | two and three years, from the day of sale, or ail casi ‘Stherwige called Anneostinc inthe Biscaet ot Gettin: | $2: b ey A; | Were lighted with incandeseent electric lights for | Biddy Bowling, Mirtit, Fosteral, and Dynamite.” | named Katie. For some time Aubrey clifton had - S (S),in square proved. by 8 two-story brick | at theoption of the purchaser, and in respect of all | jitermine called Anacostia, of ground known | O8deD, Sub 21, 89, 607; $1,100. B. H. Warner to | 2 raqius of half aiile. ‘The presents were numer- — eae been madly in love with pretty Katie Haines, but ING SALE NOW GOING ON AT 731 7TH | bullding, containing sfx rooms, with modern hiuprove: | the restand residue of said described real state one. 22a Peart et that pleco or,paroel of ground, known | O#W'y. Swartzcl and £.'s, Parker, in trust, SsuD ous and of great value. ‘Tel of congratula- | RwaLaxp Stanbs BY THe Eovrrtan ConvENTIoN. | not unill two weeks ago did he anuster up a ee Thereof into cael ingtatuengeny wepeeivel anes | Uniontown, as the same is reconted in Liberd.A.6, | A, 84. 04; $-. J, V. Trook to G. Barber, part aq, | OUS nd 0 Tecelved from President Oleveland, Con. | Itis announced that the adhesion of the powerseo 10 approach her. It Was at church, and be asked = aca ta boat interest "at G pereeht aed or kee | uereotin two equal, instalments at respectively one | No, 102 follo 1, of the land records of the District of | 383;$7%.' 18. Hoblnson to Moses: fe, Pages lors ‘Randall, Senators Ii Vest, and | the Anglo-Turkish convention will be invited after | to accompany her home. She tefused, and tbe re= La eh a post Of trast A Gapomie ol 100 concrete cas | creiee ot Ee oe a ca a Columbia, This property te favorably located. being | 10 vo 13,20 t0 28, DIK. 4, 1 and 2, Dik. 20, 8 and | Sressman Randal Senators ot New York; | it 18 rauided, and that if any of the powerstall to | fusal almost made hita ‘wild, He wrote bere lots, Chayeyanclnw at purcuager's cout. Tests to te cons: | “in ease ang burcbaser shall elect not to pay the whole tru and Fillmore strosta, n'sead vilees of Umiemtare, | 9, DK: Long Meadows: 4251.60. 8. Saddox Judge Hoadly, James G. Carlisle, and Frank His- | give thelr sanction within three years such refusal | jer, saying he was gulug to kill himself, aud ho VERY LITTLE, TOO BUSY TO TALK ABOUT Pited with in Bre days otherwise re-sale at risk and | of the purchase money in cash, the deferred payments ‘improved by @ Frame Dwelling House. Coen ito.C. Carrington and John Redout, | cock, After the ceremony the ‘bride and groom | will be regarded as constitu an external | to meet herin Heaven, Sunday night'she was ab sostof parchaser. Title good. ppt bs af interest froin the day of sale at G per cent | ““Tomns of sale: All cash. A depout of $100 requirea | lots 84, &5 and 138 to 147; sq. 674; $1803. 198. | started East on their Wedding tour. danger to Egypt, and the British evacuation of | church with her mother. He attempled to get aii gs a PAEMERE™ Trustees, | Per sunum, payable seuuk-annually, and secured by the | of the purchaser at tae, time of pale andthe baisweset | A. Bales, trustee, to killed C. De Q. Woodbury, lots ———— 2 ee the country will be postponed. ‘The poPte Will | with her, but. failing in this, lid belind a Black THE BARGAINS IN MEN'S, BOYS’ AND Jet-di PALMEK, "5 paper eect e purchaser, and a deed of trust purshase. Tuouoy frunealately upon atdeatien of aale 59 and 8q. 155; $9,800. Chandier’s Senatorial Fight. ratify the convention after the Bairain val. ‘smith shop and shot himself as she passed on her ~ | A deposit of 8500 on said part of lot 3 in square 429, | DY the court. |All conveyan¢ nan - ONLY THE SHORT TERM TO BE PILLED—TACTICS OF ps REE way home, ‘The ball entered the forehead althost CHILDKEN’S CLOTHING. OUR CUSTOM. | Jp. suis deponit of $100" op cach of the otter pieces ot Ere not fully complied with tho property wil ote: ‘The Caterpillar and Other Pests. ‘THE OPPOSITION. aQAtianmey SayED by tame Conprcron On Tues. | between the eyes, Dut prompt treatinent soon put a BET Hrvauetii and reconing at the purchasers eggt oH | 1d at tho Hak and Goat of the defaulting vurchaner. | wo ¢he Baitor of Tux Evento Sex: Concord, N:. Special tothe Pile Prom, June. | $0 yBtorn toad bearing. tne, diesctors of the | nia, e condition (be, Dru to, eongetowrny ERS ARE ADVERTISING US ALL AROUND. a the ters of sale are not complic wath within 20 anys 1428 New York avenue, It 18 to be hoped that the excellent suggestions | _‘The republican caucus for nomination of a Sena- | Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, narrowly escaped | ‘tie girl's refusing return his love has drives CHOICE OLD ceatuf the dedseling purckeses ont ee = THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Je8-10¢_/ of your correspondent, Mr. Mann, in last night's | tor will be held to-morrow evening and there is no | killing & child. HoT a iu Mead | num crazy. je 5 ahaa: costar the mf r aves 3 ‘to an ron imine near Hurley, Wis., a four-year- —— ses. —. beta ece | 7 : ‘Wauren n wie et, | CAE EEREE Qh TARSARE ISEROUER | Prak, wl Yononden Wy al inthis ctty who atest | dubs that Ym, Chandos wil te man Ts | gr eyo te esc Mo ronan a Ts wowa H Pr r a Dat 2 : fous 5 rarning frou the approach- : oe 2 wwwWwH uns TT ET” gs AEN NORTH. BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND ee Allow me to add to his sug- | Tn encounter little opposition and that his nomi- Tae ae, ke they meared he chil, Condcine | THE QUEER EFFECT OP A STORM ON SOUTH CAROLINA AN URGENT DESIRE ONOUR PART TO | Wwww Hull i Sss, Re HT EE a TEENTH STREETS WEST. ea treat na feces copecdally 2008 |All be falioy pu tay Mid cto TR cand PRS econ as or eae eee WATERS. We“ oH HOH Sss8 & Sc Ht Ber SssS7 SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON | app p\atrict of Colunibla, patsed oor the suntiay Of pear trees, and all who have them would do | foe” tast night uettled the question of electing | and swung hima and burden from the tack’ | Adispatch from Columbia, 8.C., says: In the be MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. ORERES NORTHWEST, DELWEEN H ANDI) of'april, A.D, 1887, in Equity cause No, 94 Freil tw watch them carefully just at this ume. 1) O75 Or two Senators, ahd there will be an election | Phil. Armour presented Mr. O'Brien with & $30 | southern part of Georgetown county is ® lange neo = ny virtue deere of thesupreme Court of thege, | PORRGAOD Fe OE “Gokym THUNSDAY, che BEE: | bave already destroyed five nts on a Small Dear | a ena a ary a victor or | eresubuck with che thanks of tho Party tor his | Spector real wats ae ay is large SELLING BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR MADE The pecnliag medicinal qualities of Whisky diated | District of Columbiaauade on the Zoth day of Ma OtCLOCK YM. oer st bli sale, in frdnt of the | neste AE Se ee Ghindier, He noe constantiy edhered to that posl| gallantry. celebrated for its great quantity of fish of many cen. the wth of liye in the renowied Valle cue ; rent lowing fine j, pamely: house. jengthwise eral (vExT10x.—The Miners’ Conven- | varieties, Abou ‘ago a terrific hallstorm, {Fike Mongneuhela: buve atirncted the sttentomed | W- Thoroaget als Equity, NRA, THE SBbR | Pte eastern twenty C0) Sovein width from front to | Yaded the house, A newspaper fold oo aemen wise | to thecontrary, na fe is now probablethat no fur | Tae Mmmns’ Cox z jes. About'ten day's ago a territic hall AND TRIMMED CLOTHING. YOU NEVER ‘the Medical Faculty in the United States tosuch a de- | tn RAP OR TONE, Bee rear of original lot over that section, beating large quantiles lot No. 24, and the western twenty-aie ther attempt will be made to elect for the long | ton adjourned at Cincinnatl_ yesterday to meet tn | passed section, bea ation cree as to place itina very high position among tho | LEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D., 1887, ALE | (26) feet and half inch in width from front to rear of | Within reach; but if the tall shade trees on the Cleve ‘on the second Wednesday in A\ of leaves and limbs of trees into ‘the lake, . Siete tien, hey es aan HED clade EM. secribed on the ground | priginal Jot No. 25, in square No 40, being thovine | Toad are infested tt will require the skill and lad. | YF a. 45 at nis headquarters t and ex. | 1888. ‘The fol ‘oficers were elected: “Mas: | days afterward the fish begun to appear by thou SAW SUCH GOOD GooDs AT THE LOW We beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our | lots] aud premises known sud described om the ground | friek house aud pretnises No. 1802 Matteet northwest. | ders Of the parking commission to protect tho tie utmost conlidence of ‘nis election. | ter Workinan W. T. Lewis of Shawnee, Onio; | sands upon the surtace of the water iu a dying See aD RE Nana e SacEstsho | Se Coiumbin, at and being log ianbored twenty ning | o_f¢"me, of sale, as brevcribed by decree: “One-third | city and our dwellings, BeSeantor Wadi ‘whose election for a| Worthy Foreman, Isaiah Phillips, of West Eliza- | condition, the quantity increasing daily, Unt PRICES WE ARE SELLING THEM. 2,000 | {iipiine Prices ms cases containing One Dozen Bor | (30) °sn "Davidson's subdivision of square wunibered | C2Sb; Sud the rerhainderin equal mstallmentain twelve |“ ‘There ts another pest that housekeers in Wash- | £x-Senat ¥ g 7 Pa.; Sect ‘and Treasurer, Lewis Ji how the entire surface is Mterally ‘covered with two hundred and ‘twenty C30 Improved me Pe Seige nt Would do well to attack in season, for if so | Second term was ted by Chandler in 1878, is | beth, retary Tames, ville, Ohio; Auditor,’ Joseph Maize, | them. The Water has always been of a whiteish THREE FEATHERS, OLD RYE, 1865 frame dwelling. | This lot fronts 248-12 feet on Lath | éyt {0 beneciiied by deed of trust apon the premisos, | attacked it can be prevented from assuining large | 2 town endeavoring to pay off old scores. In ‘an Chinen Pee ‘t. W. Davis, of | color, clear, soft and. pi FV] i: e orall cash at the option of the purchaser.” The interview he says: “There is five times ceesport, MEWS SUITS AT 95, $7, ¢9, 212 AND UP. | OLD KESERVE WHISEY "Term of aio: Obe-tutrd cau residue two eqnal | tis to eclearof ino, But suet to two deeds of | Proportions, Tt eeicthe, snails BOL As Yet very | COpoition in the leginature to defeat him, but the Mahanoy ci, Pa Executive, ‘Bord —b.Mm, | imuddately after che sora it becave aa, black UNSWICK CLUB WHISKY jnstallmenty, in onend two years: purchaser to give | iw fare gab, wos peemeeG aes Fomor ded, a with a lamp after 3 trouble is this don is without lesdership, | Evans, of Freciand, Pa; Thomas Mc can Gnas ienemiaes SoM A AtbowT uty vaucR sono |: ui Pa canna ka fea ak Re | ae yn See Cie | Cp hl Chace Raia | and ate Mg etapa | Rg nv nn Srna |e wae many Sen Ta ferlos Veet Utice Money Onder, or C-O. Danit deaired: | Spnually-” A deponit of $200 Teanired ‘On day ofaale. | Pvt og Sous of thnoe Bundred, dollars (will be ae, CoUbInation wT es Chea cehoat ot ae ceny | lat Eee Mane sen Sy yg MEN'S PANTS $1, $1.65, 82.65 AND 83.60, Gelives them to yous acztreen, By ee See Ng i in be paid oUt of purchase money. if | ffrIU8 of sale are not complied with wl ‘detestable presence. EOL ra The ns i i partot the United States i. ferune of sale are not complied with inten days the | Cost ot the defaul All conveyancing at | June’sth. C, Robinson, a wealthy Bonareds or are. daily v 50c. TO $1.50 LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE a Fae EERO, PEI and pr eeoe HARSsd Stet of cme defeaitiuepurceseoversy © "Be | Surcbasers cont pate a Z S —>— * Qf the finest cattle, ranches in Lavaca Daws Lake f about two mules long, trom ‘Market. ‘They tirely FREE FROM ADUL. 2 C. C. COLE, 468 Louisiana ave. FRANKLIN aoe : ENTERTAINMENT BY GRADUATES OF NORWOOD Mrs. Robinson's daught wide and varies a3 iF, WE CANNOT NAME THE BARGAINS, BUT Bixa tion, sl eae ee EO MANEL: | _DUNCANSON BRO} ‘Aucta, myS1-dkds FRED, W. JONES, ie. Trustees | TNerrrUrs.—A, pleasant entertainment was given Me family were not Uhirty feet. “Adjacent lakes ‘These Whishies are sold under guarantee to give | ([HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneor. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. thes last night in the pariors of that institution at No. marriage to the aged showman Zags Burwine ry Cvna.—The exctteme COME AND BE CONVINCED FOR YOUR- PERFECT SATISFACTION: otherwise to be returned | Wo six-ROOM FRAME HOUSES, NOS. 323 AND 2407 avenue. During the comment,’ a ae ae aaa Ses on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FiFe ge | ([UOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. raf airs ater which an exeeliont musical and ite Tasrino SILVER CaRTIFicaTEs.—The and the formation of @ hew di SELF. WE ARE LOCATED AT 731 7TH TRENLID 1887, a0 FIVE O'CLOCK: in front of TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HOUSE No. 1117 G81 erary was ‘rendered by 1 the committee of the New York stock ‘Messages protesting B.& H. W. CATHERWOOD, | the premises 1 aa ell oub jots {9 and 16, in NOWTRCAST, WITH LOT FORTY FRET pute Lacy pus anes vara 0: Capel, Luck ol rang ordered silver Dullion certificates ment “are veing, incessant ST. BET. G AND H STS, EAST SIDE. THE TASouth Front at; Philadelphia Roe at an as Be DoRANGE FOR AN NVestabier se He comnill, Jonnie F. Dockscader, Mary &. Herge. oe eee = A New York Office. 16 Sou! ian ‘Terms: 0 deposited with the yued. bearing date oo The Oth day of Rebraacy, At @@@ | Wiard, Lona cndersad, Eisanes Louise % GREAT BANNER SALE OF MEN AND BOYS epinealy esate aoe Roget al Fox, and A. A. Kleinschmidt, aasisted. by Miss of ew York, and repiatered wn the "Rake Dean seprinang einai Lienre copasys ExTRAcT oF MEAT. Sst Siac ce of the nd records of tiot of | Mario Simons, and Messrs. Lent ana Gi r. Stas were! more} om ville, reports a sensation cLoTEIN THE GLOBE CLOTHING | __For Improved and Economic Cookery. District of Coli, erung an a, Court of Equity, | Among the guosis were Secretary and Mrs. Endi- focattod, though bars Ht Couneii, “colored, principal mie LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Eten coated ere athe TUgEDAY aoe ‘Areiur, Gen, and Sirs Sherinan “Assistant Socre. isken ana at the Tiautate at that plate w. COMPANY. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS AND =| __Ouly sort guaranteed cexvrxe by Baron Licbig. P DAY OF D, ‘ary and Mrs, Thompson, Senator and Mrs, Pugh, and ye pee gh gh og LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. at ‘Mrs. Senator Jones. The recitations and perform. a emee to the Interstate Commission ‘The Finest Meat Flavoring Stock. USE it for i of the Institute were ‘the ————<oo.—___ Bunaay at Huntsville he THE YELLOW BILLS ON THE WINDOWS. Soups, Suuces and Made Dishes. 1 * oe, fe eee i Among the musical ee ‘A Juman MUDDLE.—The court Pupils into a car of whiten TIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Ob GQN POSE OFFICE, Cap maar Iberto, Siteoa and Ae London connected with the road. x < postive Disruers, re sna Dr | AR BEE Geko Bat, 1 rnd eagle chores abstdes ed oa Rate teak teoeed acta entirely emply, and ail the whites went LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Tibed ‘property 2 ——.__ Abbey than thas edifice a ae et des per instead, raise Inox ‘almost an unconquerable Ly You Wax: ne ‘ete 1 Ferme of ale: can te da Scuoor.~The class Of 1887 of the Washington pe a qa ee THE DEST ANDCHEAPEST CLOTHING FOR | LIEEIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. | dng for we cp Peg Reng ing hare matters worse, Bp nl EXUINE ONLY with fac-simile of Baron YOURSELF OR BOYS COME TO SMITH, THE signature in black ink across label. ured by a deed of trast Bee on stxton; egg ves ot, agent isa aera tiger rage PIONEER 7TH STREETCLOTHIER,NOWAT | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT _ Sapersd Che- Soe siti cqavezncing and Jo J. Fisher; Sreurer Horace pdt wie ae Secupied tad Staten ( 3 JAMES BH EDY 3, Morris Askabad has been beid by S2¢7TH STREET H.W. COME AND SEE ME oi Se eed nae crbele- eR ‘will be a terrible ordeal pL FOS aLL KINDS OF CLOTHING. my20 osdon, 3 "THOMAS DOWLING, ‘Auctioneer. =