Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1888, Page 3

TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR. 1a Farmer Barford’s Wealth. TT GORS TO THE NFIGHBOR WHO TOOK CARE OF HIM AFTER BIS CHILDREN HAD DESERTED Wot. Pirrsecns, May 4—A spectal to the Comnerciat from Butler, Pa., says: A famous oll suit has Just been ended at Ki ‘The chikiren ot Farmer David Burford deserted STM, and In 1879 he and his aged wife gave deed for their eight y-stx acres of dhe kept the couple until they died and then decently buried them, Mrs Burford died in ISSL, and in 1884 Mr. Burford passed away | at the age of eighty-iour. Soon after oll was dis- covered ou the farm ‘and the Burford hetrs promptly entered sult to eject Miller. During the trial just closed twenty-eight witnesses were ex- amined. The ueirs attempted to prove that Bur- ford was of uasound mind in Ix7i and therefore ot competent to make a deed.’ The defense Showed that though Burford was blind and almost deaf his mind was healthy. Judge White thereupon jcted the jury <0 find a verdict for defendant. yo barrels Of ofl have been produ 4 Burford farm. Franklin Miller has ed $25 in royalty, and the farm Farmer Burford. scarps Mis Wife and Child Saw Him Killed. CANTON, ©, M ‘hos. Jobe, an engineer, while working along the Valley Railroad track, Was struck by a freight engine and had both leg cutoff at the thighs before the eyes of his wife | and child, who were standing on the porch of thetr | He died a few hours house awaiting his comin. after. Jobe was deaf and did uot hear the warn- ing Whistle of the engin. Bandits Apologize tor Their Mistake. Camanco, MEx., May 24.—Reports recelved from up river state that near Llano Dehuasache, six very gentlemanly sort of bandits surrounded —_ ‘Stopped the carriage of Gen. Estrada. After de~ talking him a'short time ‘a seventh bandit, who appeared to be the leader, appeared and at “once ‘begged the general's pardon, a" “d the gen- eral's release, ‘The general did not recognize any Of the assailants, and it :3 not probable any of ‘them wil be captured. _ A Texas Merchant Turns Burglar. Buownsvinie, Tex. May 24—Roma Abraham Kesendez, who was killed here by Deputy Sheriff Dillard, was betng taken from the Jail to the court- house when he made a break for liberty. He was shot five times tu the back and killed. He was yuiet, gentlemanly and well connected, and uurtied to Antonio, daughter of Dr. Win. Joh ton, of Matamnoras A Year ago be was in g business as a general merchant, with a credit. Heavy family expenses drove him to peration, and be, with two other masked co panions, entered the store of Don Manuel Gu the Ficuest merchant on the frontier, one night in August last, and, at the point of the’ pistol, made hua disgorge $5,000. Resendez left a letter to his Wite contessing the crime. € mas Boye; A SUNDAY SCHOOL AT RYE CLOSED BECAUSE THEIR DE~ MANDS WERKE NOT CONCEDED. ‘The New York Star, May 23, says: The ehtidren of the little town of Rye, Westchester County, have goue on a strike and organized a boycott against the Episcopal Sunday school connected with Christ church, and declared tn favor of the Tival establisoment of the Presbyterian persua- ston. The wor! hasgone out among their com- panions, With the result that Just Sunday Mr. A. S"Sherman, teacher Ia Christ church school, hard ot a singi¢ scholor, While the other school across the street was er has been a rivalry, and Mr. upon the idea of presenting his scholars with beautifully engraved picture cards. He won their ‘ded. For months past there Innocent hearts and the Christ church school Prospered. Two Weeks ago tir Presbyterian term pie decided to “we” Mr. Episcopalian and “zo him one better.” They presented Cet children with cards Just twice as large as those of the rivai Sun- day school, and gotten up in gorgeous colors. ‘The Presbyterian scholars were enraptured. Mr. Sher nolars demanded flaming colors on their pictures, tou, of no Sunday selool. Mr. Suerman Fetused,'a boycott foliowed, and the children will ot lift the boycott. In the meat Pal school ts closed. ‘The Ficet in the Sout! SOCIAL ATTENTIONS TO ADMIRAL LUCE AND HIS OF- FICERS. A Charleston, 8. C., di Times says: Admiral Ly having a fine time at Be: Of citizens tendered them such a we that the North Atlantic squadron would be willing to Nght At out on that line if it took all summer. There are five vessels in the fleet and nearly a thousand OMicers and sail a Monday there will be a rand drill and review of the squadron. Visitors €an inspect the fleet, permission having been granted to board tue vessels, Special excursion Trains will be run from Charleston, Aucusta, and Savannah at greatly reduced rates, and it 13 €x- tue a ch to the New York and bis officers are SC. A commitree Pected that thousa.as of visitors will view the Iulinic Warfare. The great event of the naval dis- wilt beon Friday niznt, when a at the ‘Sea Island Ho nd bis met. All the for 190 miles around will oe then ouina cavallers. Tue committee are laying Uh Selves out U0 make the ball the greatest soc event of the season. Again in Woman's Clot DOLLAMDER NOT EAGER 70 PROSECUTE THE WOMAN wuo suor AT nia. A telegram from Chicago, IIL, May 22, says: ‘When Lilie Richmond went to sleep last night in her ceil in the Desplaines-street station she bore ‘the appearance of a beardiess young man. When she announced this morning that she Was ready to 0 Into court to answer the charge of having tried Yo kill Thos. Bollander she presented the appear- ance of a rather good-lovking woman, tall and In- Chioed to stoutnese, "So great was tue change that ‘the officer Who made Lue arrest failed to recognize ber. Achange of venue was taken to Justice Woodman, who granted a continuance unt!) Thurs- Gag morning im #600 Dall, being unable to give Which Miss Kichmond,or Mrs. Boliander, as she chooses to cali herself, Was sent to juli. Her attor- Sey sayebe is, unable to control” his clients ec- ons, and ts afraid she will say or do=omething to rejerice her case, Dut at the same time he prem. Eevto profuce eidence that will astonish the | court. Bollander was present in court today, and says he doesn't Want to prosecute the woman, but Wants protection from” being ‘shot down is the Breet. 1’ honor ————see Ax Ou Freep Ew’ Mvgprr.—Near Webster, Jackson Co n Tuesday, Allen B Dilly, @ Well-know and ’ killed Wiliam A. Bumgarn wounded father, Logan Bumgarnet ulty grew 0 of a misunderstanding about a small tract of land, and Is the termination of an old feud. The Bum: Warners had been at work on the disputed land during the morning. While they were at dianer Dilis went to the spot armed with a double-barrel ‘and awaited thetr return. As they approached said: “Don’t come any farther or Pit shoot.” ey. however, continued to approach. Dtlls fred Several shots, ali of which took effect on the old Man, whofell The young man, who had a single- barreled gun, then fired at Dilis and turned tasun. Diiis fred upon him, striking him in the backSand be ran ashort distance and fell dead. Dilis made Bis escape. oo —_____ ‘Tae CHicaco JcRY ConRUrTexs.—There was an- Other sensational scene in the Weich bribery trial in Chicago Wednesday morning. When the atwor- hey for the prosecution closed “his side of the case with the motion that Weleh be required to give Dail for bis appearance at court, Welch turned pale. “We alsoask the court.” coatinued Use atiorney, “to hold Sumner C. Welch. C. B. Holmes and Wim. Starkey to the grand jury on the criml- Bal charge of conspiracy to.deteat the ends of jus- tice.” Hnmediately there Was a commotion in the court, Which was quieted Dy the postponement of the arguments on the motion until Mouday. ‘The court fixed Welch's bail at $5,000. C, B. Holmes Is tue superintendent of the Chicago City Railway. vo Purxcess Inee's Jovexey To. Bextrs.—The Princess Irene, accompanied by her’ tatt brother and suite, left Darmstadt yesterday.” On their arrival at Marbarg they were luct by the clty oficials and given a reception, They proc Cassel, where Uwe acess With Doug a the Dury: Bn address. The empress a her daughters and the crown prince and Prince Henry met Princess Irene at the Charlottenburg stat A received her with allcctionate greetings nite Lo the Palace was decorate lags, and was lined With veterans and metubers of gymnastic and trades’ societies and large crowds of peuple, who cheered epthusiastically. = wo Tue Lexar Win at SOUTHAMPros.—The par- Uamentary election at Southampton, England, ids of honor pi aster Fe Yesterday, resulted in a vietory for the literals, Ir. Evans, the itberas candidate, receiving 5,151 Mr. Guest, tue conservative nominee, \e Vacancy Was cased by the promotion dmiral Commerell, a conservative, to tue Command at Portsmouth. The news of the lib- eral victory caused a sensation in Londow. Tue to re Awertea his wife The Glad- Mr. Evans was absent progress of the canvass, U 4 sou worked ward in bis behalf. Soulaus are jubilant over Lhe result, ser ixetanp Has Nornixe 10 Fak Fxom tue Pork. ‘Tue Kome correspondent of the Boston Pilot cabies &s follows, under date of May 23: Archbishoy Walsh bas been received to-day in private audi- ence by the pope. The audicnee lasted ninety Iinutes gud was most satisfactory. ‘The irish cause bas nothing to fear from Leo XUL Papal lotertereace in Irish politics is impossibie. All Uhe alarming statements to the coutrary are ine Inventions of maliciots enemies, of & piece with their exagzerations and gratuitous interpretations $f, "Re papal rescripe Archbishop Walsh leaves for Ireland this week. ‘The pope shows him a cial mark of honor by jug his presence at Algerian audience Thursday. Emperor drove (hrough the Streets of Berlin at 6 last evening ina closed car lining ‘The Prince of ; me streets. The Prince o! Wales, Prince Atbrecht of Prussiy, the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Sergius of” Russia and the crown prince of Gioeees no are in Berity to elds him reward for bis kindness wo poor old | sherm@n fnally hit | tanning after a four-dayy trial. | CONGRESSMEN 1N WASHINGTON, List of Senatsrs and Representatives and their Hesidences, SENATORS. Ingais, John J., Kans., 1 Bst. ne, Aldrich, N. W.. R. 1., 812 Conn. ave, Allison, W. B., lows. 1194 Vermont ava, Bate, W. B., Tenn., Ebbitt House. Berry, James #., Ark., National Hove ¥., 612 14th st. now, "H.. 201 B Cap st, Blackburn, J. C. Rufus, Call, Wilkinson Cullom, Shelby M., Ii, 1402 Massachusetts ave, Colquitt, Alfred Hi, Ga., 920 New York ave. Chandier, Willian E., Dames, Henry L., Mass, ex Dolph, Joseph N., 01 8 La Fuyette Square. Davi’. Ke Minky 100 i3th st tow Daniel, John W., Va, 1700 19th st, Edmunds, George F.; Vt.,2111 Massachusetts ave. Evarts, Wm. M., N.'¥., 7001 K st. now, Eustis, James B., La.."2761 Nat. pow, Frye, Wm. P., Me., Hamilton House, Farweh, C. B., Il: 1233 17th st. n.w. Faulkner, C. J., W. Va, 1300 14th st. Bw, George, J. 2.7 Miss., 1508 (1st) P st. n.W. Gray, George, Del.,'814 15th st. DW. Givsén, Randali 1, La, 1723, RI, ave, Gorman, Arthur P., Md., 1403 K st. 0.W. Hawley, Joseph R., Cont, 920 140i st Bw. Hoar, George F.. Mass., 1325 K st. nw. Hale, Eugene, Me., 017 16th st. nw. Harris, L G., ‘Tenn., 13 1st st. ne. Hearst, George, Cal, 1435 Mass ave, Hampton, Wade, S.C., Metropolitan Hotet, Hiseock, Prank, N. Y.," Arlington Hutel, Jones, John P..’ Nevada, 1601 Mass. ave, Jones, James K., Arkansas, 915 M st, nw, Kenna, John E.’ West Virvinia, 140 Bat. ne Morgan, John T., Ala., 113 Ist St. me. Morrill, Justin S., Verinont. 1 Thomas Ctrela MePherson, J. K. +1014 Vermont aw. Manderson, Charles F..’Neb , Portland Flat Mitchell, John H., Oregon, 1316 G st. nw. Payne, Henry B., Ohio, 1122 Vermont ave, Paddock, A. S., Nebraska, Portland Flats. Platt, 0. H., Connecticut, 4 B st. ne, Palintr, Thomas W., Mich., 1435 K st. We Piumo,'P. B., Kans, 612 14th st. nw. Pugh, James L., Ala, 1:33 R st. nw. Paseo, Samuel, Flori, 306 C St. LW. Quay MES. Pi SIS SC Dw lddteberge -, Vliginia, 1107 G st, mw. Kapsom, } 'N. C,, Metropolitan Hotel P st. RW, 5 B st. n.W. 1701 K st. nw. M., Minn., 1 lowa Circie. Ell, Delawaré, G10 14th st. nw, Sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, i820 I st. DLW. F n, John, Ohio, 13319 K st. n.w. Stewart, ‘William M.,’ Nevada, 1707 R. L. ave, stockbridge, F. B. Michigan, 1440 M st. aw, Feuer, Hears St Colorado, You North Capitol st, stn. ‘Turple, David, The C., 1657 Massachusetts ave. Van buion Be. » Missouri, 104 16: Mississippi, 1714 K Lave, Wilson, &K., Maryland, 1200 O st, nw. Wilson, James F., lowa, 623 13th st. aw. OFFCERS OF THE SENATE. 2.G. Butler, Chapt, 1107 11th st, nw, Anson G. MCCook, Secretary, 1:224 17th st. n.w, y,” Sergeant-at-Arms, 302 Del. av. Charles W. Johnson, Chief Clerk, James R. Young, E: Isase Bassett, Ass, J.J. Christie, Act. Asst. Doork’ W. HL. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 3d st. me. REPRESENTATIVES, Carlisle, J. G. Abbott, J. Allen, EL Allen, J. ML, Anderson, A. K., lowa, 1025 Vermont ave, 4 JhO, A. Kans, 1333 G L, Miss, 1520 Tst. no. w, rson, G. A”, iL, 338 North Capitola, Arnold, W. 0. i 1) Riggs House, Atkinson, LB, Pa, 710 Lith st. nw, Bacon, Henty, N. ¥., 1100 Vermont ava, Baker, Chas. 3, N. ¥., 623 13th st, Baker. Jel fa, Jez Mess ave, Iw, he Arlington. -¥., 1701 Khode Isiand ave, nw, Cal,’340 C'st. nw. °, The Ariington, H.Ga., 416 6th st. ow. M.. Onid, 52 B st. me, 2 4th'st. se, Me., The Haraiiton, a, 1226 14th St, Dow, ropolitan Hotel. Ark., 218 North Capitol st, 2N st. Dw, .. N. ames Tst. nw. Brown, Charles E., Ohio, New York ave, Brown, J. K. ‘Metropolitan Hotel, Brown, National Hotel Bunpell, ational Hotel, Brumm, C ant Place, Bryce, L. 59 T st. nw. Buchanan, Jas, E. Cap. ste Buckalew, C, K., Pa.” EbbItt House, Burnes, Jas N., Mo., Willard’s Burnett, E., Mass.. 806 17th st. n.w, Burrows, J. C., Mich., 1416 K st. nw, Butler, KR. Tenn. 50s 13th st. mw Butterworth. Ben)., 0., 407 Maple ave,, Le Drott P Bynum, Wm, D., Ind., o21 13th st. now. Caine, Jno. T., Uta, 11 Grant Place. Campbell, Felix, N. Y., The Ariiugton. Campbell, J. hie, ou Connecticut ave, 1406 L st. nw, «., Metropolitan Hotel BY.. Kins House, Wis., 806 12th st. Iw, .. Miss., The Woodinont, .1nd., 413 6th st. nw. On, 1343 15th St mW, a, J. L., Mich., National Hotel, « Caswell, L. Catchings, T. Cheadie, 5. B. Ciardy L., alps Clements, J. €., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, Chark, €. B., Wis, 7216 G st. nw. Cobb, J. E,Ala., Metropolitan Hotel Cockran, . A., Mass. 1325 G st. mw. Compton, Barnes, Md., 1408 H st. nw, Conger, E. H., lowa, 1101 K st. nw, Cooper, W. C., Ohio, 1015 L st. nw, Coturad, Jas. 'C,, Metropolitan Hote Cowles, W. HH, woo E. Capitol st. Cox, 8.'S., N. Y., 1408 X. HL ave. nw. Crain, W. H., Texas, 125 B st. xe. Crisp, C. F Metropolitan Hotel, rou: Ww Ghto, legis House. = Culberson, D.'B., Texas, Metropoittan Hotel, cummin; J.. N. Y., 507 14th st. aw, Cutcheon, B. M."Micb; 1409 Massachusetts ave, Dalzell, Jno., Pa., The Ariington, Dargan, G. Ss. C., 603 F st, Darlington, 8. Pa., 1800 Mass. ave. Davenport Int, Nz ¥., 1606 20th st. mw, Davidson, A. C., Ala. Metropolitan Hotel, Davidson, KR. H. M., Fia., National Hovel Davis, K. T., Mass, 1:37 K st, nw. .,'N. ¥., Willard’s Hotel. ‘Sain'l, S. C., Windsor Hotel, Dingie¥, Nelson, jr., Me., The Hamilton, Dockery, A. M. lo., Wiilard’s Hotel, Dorsey, Geo. E., Neb., 1401 K st. nw. Donghérty, Chas, Fia., National Hotel Dubots, F. 'T., Idaho, 1230 13th st. nw. Dunbain, R. W., DL. 1325 G st. mw. ‘Dunn, Potndexter, Ark., 1519 O st. aw. Eliott, Wilham, 8. C., 1213 Q st. aw. Enioe, B. A., Tenn., 601 E st. nw. Ermentrout, D., Pa, 215 Bast Capitol st, Farquhar, J. M.. N. ¥.. 813 12th st. nw. Felton, C. Ny Pou ‘aren inley, HF, Ky. 2th st. BW i 8.0.," Mich... 1105 16ch st. Fitch, A. 4 32H. st. nw. Flood, Thos. 8., N: Y., 607 34 8t. a.w, Foran, M. A., Onio, 1112 Mst. Ford, M. Hi., Mich., 1213 Conn. ave. nw. Forney, W. H., Ald., 1116 G st nw. French, €., Conp., 1344 1ota st. nw, Fuller, W. E., lowa, 1327 N 3t. nw. Funston, EL H. ans, WS 13th st. s, WOE, Va, Metropoiltan Hotel 2. H.. Dunbarton. Sst. LW, Gear, J. H., lowa, The Poruiand, Gest, W. HZ, HL, 1114 G st. now, Gibson, Chas. H., Md., Wiilard’s Hotet, Gifford, O. S., Dak., 1103 G st. Glass, P.T., Tenn; Metropolitan Hotel, Bi., Mo.,"1301 Conn. ave, W. Va. Eb Glover, J. Greeman, £. W. Grimes, Grosvenor, Grout, W. W., Ve, 614 13th st. Guenther, R, WIS, 046 New York ava, Hall, N., ba.) 13316 st. nw. > St. nw 3 19 6th st. nw. WH.) Mo., Lae G st. nw. P., Wis, 707 12th st. Bw, E. D., Mass., 1732 H st. aw. Hayes, W. L, lowa, 1325 G st. a. Heard, J. Mo., 514 New Jersey ave. nw, Hemphill, J. J., 8. C., 1325 G st. nw, Henderson, D. B., Jowa, Wormiey's Hotel Hen N. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Ben 311 North Capitol se er Hoge, Holman, W.8., Holmes.’ A. J., lows! 1130 12th st. mw, Booker, C. E., Miss, 1702 19th st mw. Hopkina heat a ins, SL, Va, st. ne, Hopkins, 8. T., N.'¥., 1508 if st. nw, Hopkins, A. J:, Vi, 1228 14th st. Howard, J. G., Ind., 1013 Est. 2. Hovey, A. P., ind.,215 Bast Capitol st, Huda, "Y. R,"Wis, 1619 13th st mw. dunt 'G., KY. 113 Maryland ai RST ee x ew a Lind, Jno., National Hotel. Va a Nelli, J. H., Ina, 935'H st, GReltt Chas, Pa. 1326 Now York ava bone! 5) lo., 608 14th st. n.w. Outhwaite, J. Pa, 941 K st. nw. 'H., Onto, The Hamilton. Owen, W. D., Ind., 1415 G st. n.w. Parker, A. X., N. ¥., 327 East Capitol st. Pation, Jou, Pa., Willard’s Hotel, Payson, L. E., IL? 1115 @ st. n.w. Peel, S. W., Ark., 226 New Jersey ave, Fenington, J.B. Del., 627 F st. n.W. Perki B. W., Kans., 916 15th st. 0.W, Perry, W. H.,S. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Peters, 8. ¥., Kan., National Hotel. Phelan, James, Tenn., 1610 19th st. 1.¥. helps, W. W., N. J., Richmond Flats, Pidcock, J. W., N. J.. 709 11th st, .W. TIL, 1320 14th st. nw, IIL, 1226 14th st. n.w, Plumi Post, Pugsley, J. J., Ohio, Ebbitt House Randaif, 'S.'J-, Pa.,"120 € st. 82. Rayner, L, Md., House. Reed, Thos. B.,'Me., The Hamilton, Rice, E., Minn, 926 15th st. n.w. Richardson, J.’p., Tenn., National Hotel. we e. Spe ave. 2.8 ‘Mass, jouse, HAT 1302 Hs. LW. lo, Congressiona! Hotel H., TH, 9101 st., nw. Kowland, A..’N. @., Metropolitan Hotel Hussell, C. A., Cond, The Hamilton, Russell — ‘The Ariingwoo, Rogers, J. Romeis, J., Rowell, 5. National Hotel. GN. 24 Grant Place, Papert arnber! Scull, E., Pa, Epbitt House, Boned, G. E~ Ohio, 1308 G st, BY a v.. Michivan, 1903 G St aw, Shaw, £.%., Md.. National Hotel, S., N. Y., The Portland, 's Ind., 127 A st. Ie. S, F. M., N: C., Metropolitan Hotel, Smith, Henry, Wis, 130 Maryland ave. 16 ‘Smith, M. A. Arizona, 717 14th st. 1.W, snyder, C. P.. W. Va., National Hotel Beoun W Sowden, W. it., Pa., 45 K st. n.w. Spinola, F.'B.,'N, ¥!,'The Arlington, Spooner, H. J, K. 1, Rigas House, Springer, W. 31, 111, 43 Stahinecker, W.G.,N.Y., W Ind. Rize House, Steele, G. ‘Stephenson, 1, WiS., 120 F st. Stewart, J. 'D., Ga., 416 6th st. now, Stewart, Chas, Tex,, 1114 G st. 0.17. Stewart, J. W. Vi, The Arlington. Stockdale, T. K., Miss, Hillman House, Stone, W.'J., Ky., 1311 H st, Stone, W. J., Mo,, 210 North Capitol sy Struble, iS, lowa, 20 Grant Place. Symes, G. G., Col,, '1501 18ta st. Zarsney, T. E. Mich., National Hotel Taulbee, W. P., ky.,'309 A st. ne, ‘Taylor, E. B., Ohio, 1746 M st. Taylor, J. D.. Ohio, The Hamilton, Thomas, G. M., Ky., Willard’s, Thomas, J. K., IL, 35 P st. aw, Thomas, 0. B., Wis, 513 A St. 8.6, Thompson, A-"C., Oiifo, 216 North Capitol st Thompson, T. L. Cal., 1136 17th st. DW. Tillman, D., 8. 412 6th st. mw. Toole, J. K., Mont, Ii Ist. nw, ‘Townshend, R. W., Il Riggs House. Traces, Charles, N. ¥.. 3 Dupont circle, Turner, E. J., Kans, 1513 5th st. nw. ‘Turner, H.G., Ga., 413 4th st. nw. Vance, 'R. J. Conn., 60s 14th st n.W, jandever, te Cal. Wilard’s, Corhees, C. S., Wash. Ter., 1633 Lst. aw. Wade, Witliam H, Mo., 1203 Q st. nw. Walker, J. P., Mo, 922'M st, nw. Warner, Wiliam, Mo, Willard’ Washington, J. E., Tenn., 5 Iowa Circle, Weaver, J. B., lows, 130 Maryland ave. ne, Weber, J.B. 'N. ¥., 721 11th st. n. West, Geo,, K. ¥., 315 13th st. nw. Wheeler, J., Ala.,'1325 M st. n.w. White, J.'B., Ind, 807 12th st. aw. White, . V-N. ¥.. The Arno. Whiting, J." Mich., 1537 P'st. n.w, Whiting, William, Mass., The Portiand, Waltthorne, W. C. ‘Tenn., Ebbitt House, Wickham, C. P., Oni C st. ne. Wilber, David, X. Y., National Hotel B Onio, 1700 Mass, ave. nw, Wilson, W. L., W. Va., 1008 N st. n.W. Wuson, Thomas, Minn., 1416 K st. nw. Wilkinson, T. 8.. La., 204 Delaware ave. ne, Wiliams, E. 8., Obio, 220 North Capitol st. Wise, Geo. D., Va., 1423 G st. n.w. Woodburn, W., Nev., 816 13th st. nw. Yardiey, KM.’ Pa,, kbvitt House. Yoder, N.S. Ohio, 34 3d st. ne. jp Jacod, Va, 814 11th st. nw. ICENS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Rev. W. H. Milburn, Chaplati isle Mee aw, John B: Clark, Clerk. Laurel, Ma. T. 0. Towles, Chief Clerk, 1527 st. John P. Leedom, sergeant-at-Arms, 13 1st st. n.e. A. B. Hurt, Doorkeeper, 220 Ist st. ne, W.H. Nichols, Assistant Doorkeeper. 119 B st. £@, Lycurgus Dalton, Postmaster, 249 N. Capitol ot Fisner, Assistant Postmaster, 1513 Wun st ———-+e+______ ‘The Eccentricities of Mr. Townsend. ARICH LONG ISLAND BACHXLOR WHO MARRIED HIS GOOD-LOOKING COOK. ‘The New York Tribune says: The death on Sun- ay night ot Robert Townsend, the East Neck mililouaire, will revive recollecuons of his eccentric career. He was a son of Robert C. Townsend, of ‘Unis city, and inherited about a million of dollars, He induiged himself to the fullest extent in what- ever way his eccentric notions dictated, and it was his last performance, about a year and a halt that a him most into notice. He secluded life su far as entertaining was concerned, but he was often seen in public and Generally under the influence of liquor. -A woman, Who passed as Mrs. ‘Townsend engaged the serv- ices of Mary Murphy, an Irish girl, as cook, Mary Worked her way into Mr. Townsend's affeciiona, and on Christmas day, 1886, when the housekeeper came Lo thls elty to the day, Miss Murphy brought her affair with tne eccentric millionaire to a matrimonial conclusion. The two on that day Grove to the house of the Rev. Father Crowley, of St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church. ‘The priest Would not marry them, Mr. Townsend Provestant, and he appealed bishop fora dispensation. It they were married that night. the marriage was kept qi Dut when it was kuown athong the relatives of’ Mr. Townsend they. broke off all connections with bi, it is said, His Wile, however, induced him to remain faithful to her. "The immédiate cause of bis death was dro or the heart, with which he bas been afflicted for about two years. Several times he came near ay. ing and was saved only by the careful bee peg ‘is wife. ‘There ts a Gea of gos Will, abd tt ls believed that it 1t fein favor of his : by tel to ere For some months Wile it will be contested by his relatives, Mr, ‘Townsend was forty-one years Old. = oor. srwo dectstons ey, OMe TOTION. 10 dectsions by Judge Bond, in were received th the United States Court ia Riche yesterday, ordering the discharge of A. B. Guigon, attorney at law, of Richmond, and J. H. sigging, of Henrico, was under indictment in the Hustings | Violating the state law juir. iSerliceoupent ie Caaf was Ende 5 same. ‘Stggins indictment in the Henrico County Court for vendering the same Sotyomsocinrice ee arrears a it babeas which, after e cn'the which cuted was repeat nae Parties were prose- ‘Tag FRency RervsticaN PRogRam.—The Ucan meeting in Paris last evening, called - Progressive realization of ‘and Social reforms. A committee of Unit THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY,;*MAY 24. 1888—SIX PAGES. Maza Seve Mex Ix Szex|__ AUCTION SALES wuts B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers RAILROADS. __ 1p IEDMONT APR LINE . — = Schedule in effect be fr 1888, Assia’ SALE OF RUBBER SHO! WEPES & 00, Anctioncers, $:20 A.M Past Tenn, Mall Pally Yor Warrenton, CLOCK a MT shall well Ri ay TEX AT SOUTHWrs' “Starts oposite Cl fete "Aleandety att igaae ioe Mae Siiame & ba cone Gu end Dates wort POR AID REALE ARO | canoe ocantrre Goel | Neuen Alerheny Rings iets Ron, demas Birt lous tosult buyers, by virtue of an assigument Ana f ARRAN AUD Tesi ane Goubs. ewine eens et madi y q BACO 0 £2 —Fasi Char. rR ROLF CREYEE, Assignee. AST FO ocK OF gS Jottorvtite, Gordomavilie, Stations Chea & Uie owe, roses ING, Auctioneer. 74 Wy ee] BEG ae Tg a Rl E | toeen Lychan apd Denvdles eabonn, hath, : cet man pee tert and Denvilie reroc — eas Tomatol D ovsTEns Charlotte, Columbia, A Atianta, “Dimming ULAR SALE_OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR: Wieyo oy. CONON AT OCR. SALE AOOMe PRIDAY | bam. Mon New ¢ ‘Toxss and ¢ TWENTY SIETH, 1868 COMME ROT ne jbetantial, four-story brick CRAIRG, MAY TWENTY-FIPTH, AT TEN | Fuliinay siroper Now York to Montgumery a ei Sct sree on fran Sies fre Mon tewunery to gets NG EVERY DESCRIPTION p93 apimomas DOWLENG-aecooe © 3* | Sod Mann Bomitr Reapers for rainenare Ae Emtperanuuss varie | Oe or 1 aeeeed Goins and Chetescon Rete ts Hach to A LARGE IGNMEN! OF SELF-LIGHTING Soesat OF THOROUGHBXED HOLSTFIN CATTLE | Avacia. Dou not combat for C-and 0. route Sate eee a OMtALEREAR ORES | inca ATeERTe =| AURA Gere te os SEES |S comet mene, ter Memon Pistiee Stato Ebignier rue owe erie dmest | Gh, SEA BRP MAT TESTE TINE | Rect tg esas CASKS ASSORTED CROCKERY, oe —— - Blair's Parn, Maryland. 6 thorough: | Gordunsvilia, Charottervile, Leuievilie, Ce ‘Ato, W‘UTER & WILLIAMS & 00. Aactionse Seed Halstely Hun S thowiastbees Homes Cote, | Sor amine cuariattewviie, Lowrie Sine HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, HAR- — ‘ and 1 very fine Hambletouian Driving Horve.. Tuts | and Ohio tute, "Pullean miepere and Bolel § ao. my24-2t PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALU, stock is the property of ©. EF. i, agent, of | )- | Washington to Louisville By 9 nohburg, Briet ama neRCn oa : EHONTING ON OTH. STRERT. BETWEEN I | caster. Pa abd will be sold wutgect tothe Hollawi | Chattanoora, Mempinin, Lattin hack moa all soe ‘ASHING’ lOWER, STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE, AND. ‘ON ’ America, Western points. Through Pullman Sleepers Washing (Successor to mos jot & Son) I STREET. BETWEEN we AND pore Terma cash. THOMAS DOWLING, ton to Memphis without change soot Tnsuraricg Broker, STREETS NOR(HWEST, NUMBER 906, AT| _my2i-dts Auctioneer, | 11:00 P-M-—Southern Express Duily for Tynch- Colum: burg. Danville, Raleih, Asheville, Charlo (ia Athen. Aurusia, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Or- leads, Texas and California. Pullman Sleeper Wasb- meron to Now rican Texte, vie Auanta and Mont gcmory. Pullman Sleeper Washington to Augusta, Ga. without chanse BERT VOSE & OO., Auctioncers, J00 B il_sell_on FRIDAY, MAY TWF: S l, Patterson street northeast.@ (ween North Capitol and oft Oh IS, TAMAR SERA NC i RG ‘ ; ‘on THURSDAY, 'WENTY-FOUR’ at HALF-PAST FIVE OCLOGR FAC KNOWN, a8 NOS 120129) AN Hi | Istatrect and Mand N. ‘Tncse lots are 20 fect bya | O% witho Re on ARB AVENUE BoUTHwEat: at FIVE pg ae lle ™ S| gern oases ‘aa and kis a . 3 gach t,_Terma ctenie._ oot ily. arrive hows SA Qrchock PM: I will sel eccarately. in rant of the ou | yy alten & wiLLiaus M.; Mecurning leeve Hound Hill '-00 A.M Daily. and veo AT ae Rin ‘ea reverie siley | VALUABLE BUILDING Lots, Froxtixa ox | 8 304M inte + pepebepeap chomping Sept of 140 fects = EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN SAND ‘urh traits frou: the South via Charlotte, Dan- Retass mate Ruown at sale, lor] SEREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION yiiceud Lotehtiane arrive mm Wwesbinwton 80 AAC VicTOR R ADLERS myZe-dkde THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, $f] On WEDNESDAY, MAY IWENTY-THIKD, 1888, | Sud 7-49 1M. vin Bast Demuewene, besstel and Lyman: M. and 940 PM. viet dbs _T - oo e ® | and Ohio route and Charlottes : 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, i en eer ectermnof sale; One-third cash balance tn one apd feoc front oa LSth siseet oy nate dept ot Oh Birastiin LF 5 © ‘spptergeetnesdearmeg STEES SALE < | two ‘nt saking = ying cat Pees 4 informa O47 and 920 7th st nw. corner Maseachusotta sve, | THUSTERS SALE OF YALUADLE PROPERTY ox | Sry Zour {or nate: bearig ters Gh suis: | © suchen, making them very ; eas, cat Fenamation and information Strictly One Price, STARRY SOUTUWEST, BETWEEN BAND | Teancitn, Sc. at purchan ts cat.” $300 down on | "YC be maid at cash, balance one and two years | #¥lvania avenue, and at Ps tation, Penneybe ns . each piece of property a the time of for notes bearing iu terest fru day of male apd secured Hatiroad, Oth and Bata SARL. TATLON. Open Setarday until 12p, m. my21 aDaeaeot of trast to un reconded in ber | _mylieot WALTER’ WILLIAMS & 00. Ancts. a ded of trust on proper oid “Ait converancit: ‘General Passenger Agent, xe i oe RAS DOWLING, Gast coat, (Jara when struck — — Ou H Aw T. for the bistrot of Columbta and ok tee aang er a | (PEOMAS DOW — c " WALIEK b. WILLIAMS & 00., = Cee Hiateprosins co WEDNESSAG, ue EAE: | VALUABLE RESDENGE No. 5 SIRT STREET | m710-4t epee ; nD DAY OF MAY, A. D.. "1888, AT SIVE 5 RS Z Ty. | THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT x * What should recsive more attention of afford us | O'CLOCK P.M all’ of ‘ots mimberwitiity three | FOCRTH. Hane at FRET SORA Ree eke | Of ae aed PRD AE, AY RENE EN I MEF Rect Man itn ieee 4 more pleasure than the Decorations of our Homes? 83), eiuhty-four (84). and eighty-five (85), in thesub- | premises, "I shail offer for sale part Lat Guia ‘Square | sane hour and place. myOS-St_ | TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, PKOM STATION, vision of square sour hundred and ninety-five (405), | 487, iuproved by'x tareestory Brick 4 ———— =| “CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS, AS FUL? Ladiea can employ their leisure hours while on thetr | inide Uy the meigniee of George Mattingly. Gis 'sinth wtrece worthwest, HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. tows 2 “ summer vacation in making up some of our new and | Terms of wale: One-third ‘cxan: balance in one | “Ferme: Rubjset to tre notes, secured toy a deed of | "I — For Pittebung and the West Chicago Limttad Bupres of original pieces of work for home decorations, aud two years, wit! interest at six per cent, payable | trust. dated th- 10th of « ctober, 1887, due in oneand | VALUABLE IMPROVED PERTY ON CONGRESS Palace: ing Cara. at 9 50am daily, Past Line # mi-anoually, secured by a deed ‘of trust on tue | two years: the balauce in cash, “AMT enna aud STREET, GEOKGETOWN, AT AUCTION. Anis “to Cinctunstt and we Lowe, att ‘New work commenced. property sold, or all cash, at the option of pur- | recording at purchaser's cost. $200 deposit required IONDAY, JUNE FOURTH, 1868, at SIX Bleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Capcity and New BOLTING CLOTH PORTIER TABLE-OOVER | {!#8°%.,,4. tale Alt sonveyancinn at prunes “1D dads” THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionrer. Caf lots Sede ank a inegee tO PreaNiae Ep | Chicapereith Rlospian ea eacene eanraRg, £0 a es | “my l0dede” IAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | partcf loia 45.40 and 45, in eqhare 10, fronting 12 ath Sleeping Car Altona to Cigeage. Wet. ed in Bagarron Linen Thread, Rope Bik and Ger- ces eet, o eo EO, W. STICKEET, anmizcon Ge5 Bat Feeion went site ot Contre wicect betwonn tec. fas. daly,” with Seopa pathy Tad cost of the dsfaulGing purchaser” alter ve dap va ’ NEW ART SATTEEN = ; TROSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED | tmiproved by a lange comfortable frame dwelling house. ‘cob beet tat vie eat dotsCoonn ge nr Ne Sadan fone | ovine otis Hh Ee a jtraton, | Fvee Aa OS ccatMneE Sou, Be | Seger axasernlsiceroetres en 10.88 FINE DOYLIES, TRAY COVERS and a full lineot | ™22~ igen By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 13th | 7y EO. W. STICKN 036 F street it te the West. with ‘STAMPED LINENS at popular prices at tar, THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED ON Ac- | Gay of October, LSB, and recorded in Boer 1021, to}, = a count oes weather to TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY- | #// et seq. of the land records of the District of Co- | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ¥ CABLE IMPROVED BALTIMORE AND PoTOMAG 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, SINGH TedSCoatme hour auaiees fumvia, materia secure “tnere: RORERTY IN THE SUBDIVISION OF BALNY | For Eric’ Cavutiatrun, Rents Bastin Steere, 2, 9 ILLER Trustees. | the promises, on THURSDAY, the [WENTY-POULTH he & Sail cpceyt Matunday, with Palace Oars NEW BUILDING, 4-0okds GEO. B. MiLLEIc} ra: | (lt ,at MAN TOMS at RIVE UcLOui #.AL the fol | ¥uissie ofa deadot trast to me recorded in Liber | Mackie re Lock Haven, and 5 016 NINTH OT: %. W. MMUSTERS! GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- | lowing deacrited foal state, stuate tn the city of | Xo 2780; folio $. ct weu.,one, of the land records for | For Williauajort Lock Haven, and Elmim st 0:50 PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE | ‘ob, Vistriot of Columbia, to wit: The eastern pwel Grie Telnaes ee ‘New ork and the Teast scene es isievass esas a Extegt iti ttm font great carat itu | FRrsjemre oe tn ltonis Fos tf | For oct ne bat. 7-20, 00.21.00. ad re Oe ee AND SIXTEENTEC| bared Sve 2),s8 eauare pumbered nine mnagregend | Ded OE sine Marke ET Ut ocn Bee ae tay, BOG, TT AO ete Sa AS AOS wed STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. ©.. | fithes ‘east. of the southwest corner of said lotand | following described property in the county of Wash a. Limited ‘Express of Pullman Parlor T CONTAINING 7,312 SQUARE FEET OF | southwest corner of sala square, and running thence | Sarat: Flat of coumbis, to wit: Allof Lot nam | and panne Care, 0:40am, daily, eacoyt Sunday, ‘zt Dowesrc Fine*Exome Axp GROUND, MORE OR LESS, WITH A LARGE | Sorth 75 fect: thence weet od fest O cosas orl teens sebdivigion of Barry Farm, as made by &.C. Himeroy, | Por Boston without change, 2-00 nm. every a 2 wan abd U.. Howard, trurtec . N. N all throuch trains commect at Jer. PUMP COMPANY. AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE | south 70 foct to the beginning. and | | Terms of sales One-third cast balance in six (6) | sey City with bunts of Bnckipy Abn ailendsay ae oe THEREON. oo a ind Cash; belence income and mouths, with interest at six per | direct trausfer to Fultou street, aveidig double Fespectvely, for which the promissory notes of the purchaser iutst be given, to bear interest At six per cent per annum. from day of wale, payable half yeariy, and secured by deed of trast on property, Sb0 will be required at tine ot sale "AU couveyuoe. ? fa ny Shy and recording st purchaser's cost, “Terms of sale centum per annurm,or all cash.at the option of the pur- cross New chaser, A depot of €50. will be required at time of sale.” Terms to be complied with inten days. All cou- ‘Veyancing at purchaser's cost, my17-cod&ds 1. B. MOULTON, Trustes, ‘Manufacturers of Bucket Force- Pumps for ex- tinguishing fires, washing wagons and carriazes, sprinkling flowersand fruit trees, emptying cls- terns, &c., &c. Make the best and best selling goods of their By virtue of a deed of trust from William F. Mat- tingly and wife to us, dated the 34 day of June, 1886, and recorded in liber No. 1182, folio 453, et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, snd at 00,1100, ana 11 ° and 11:40 = bo and 1 20 = ferriace For Philadelphia. 7-20, Tue fae Teconsipe at pemciener Tharwige' the | (YEANGERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM. #44, 3:50, Ti-00, class in the United States. the written request of the holder of the notes secured | Hyuplocemeeued, fata dn wenn, sara, otherwise the | (> BRUNER AMOPEREY, LOCATED (UN THE nat tb. 4:20, Exhibition trials of our machines given every | thereby, we will sell at public auction, in front of tho | Of defaulting purchaser after tive dara’ ppevious BERET ASD MAINE AVENUE OR MALSE week day, premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD | nM. SAUD DEIN = '{ Trastoos. pe ee SS Circular and Price-List sent on avplication. 5 myll-dkds WILLIAM W. METCALF, § nett Ts ie avlttn Main Ofenr Tabet mw, | DAY OF MAY, 1888 AT FOUR AND A-HALF : ——| §THEET, BETWEEN B AND C STREETS O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described real estate, ] (VHANCERY SALE OF E IMPROVED | py virtue of a decree of the Su Qourt of the E re} situate in the city of Washingtou, D. C., to wit; All of | “/ ARD URIME OWED BEAL EStATE ON FOUL: | District of Colum ap Younw va. Younget al. RENOH \ULOcES _ | Hote 00, 62 and 62, of Shedd's subdivision of square] NORTHWEST. ON TENTH, BETWEEN BAND | MIDE cause No. 10. trout Sra repetie — 105, a8'per pat recorded in Liber W.¥.ollp 172 of| 3 EHRSELS AGRTMNEEE, AND ON A NELE | ee Suit dareand sus at ilowibe rpmeaeny dg: 6 Fee yor's office o 2 uate 5, B40, 0-47 strict of Columbia. Passed in Equity Cause, No. | POSH Depay “Way ‘THIRTY.ONE, 1868, at| 10:02a0d 11 Ao oret Oa LEMAIRE OFeRA GLAGEES ‘width of lot 113, of Robeson’s subdivision of part of | 11,073. I will offer foF sale, at public auction, in from ., é r ane Bh eahacoisa ns eewsener Ai. folio 105, a ould srty, o4 MONDA’ BeYOURIE SIX O'CLOCK P. M., Lots 14 and 15, in the squareor 10:57 aia. 2 30, 6:30, 8 Of bach piece of pro aie pSey Accommodation ior Quantico, 00 pum. y OF JUN. following -descrt reservation marked or lettered ‘on the ; ». 5/00 pam. we tarveyor fice record making al? 312% coven | BALOP Fuse dake, che flloring inetd parca | Eos tn St ante ana Waaesteaae” det | Meena sn heel 9 10.97 a Ua, AT Cost. thousand three hundred and twelve and one-haif) | District of Columba, to wit: ee See ee eee for Washineton. 6.05, 7 ps square feet of ground, more or lees. The dwelling | At HALF -PAoT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. all thet cor. | Suis awe ature grime toenenta Ter toe | 80.9: 7 am. 1 20, 3.00, 3 Pee erairucted sbout four years ago according toap- | jor numbered 36, in the recorded subdivision of oni. | tins 5.080 square feet of ground, more or less, andis| 3,1 fo": 38 Ss FRANK M. LEWIS, proved plans, and the property altogether is one of the | inal lots 15, 16,17, 18, and 10, in square numbered FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1888, sIx and 10:42 p.m, ee most desirable in Washington, 204, fronting 70 feet on the west side of 14th stroct | OCLOCK PM; Lat oh in eaid equare or rescrratine | ‘Tichets and information at the office, northeast cor Jeweler and Silversmith, Terms oi sale: One-third cash: balance in equal | T4500 iets ty ay alles unter ee marked of lettered “C.* containing 3.510 square feet | Der of 1th strvet aud Fennaylvauis evauue, and at payivents of six, twelve, and eighteen months, respec. | “at SIX O'CLOCK P. M.. all that part of lot num. | of ground. more or less. and improved by two thres- | v6 station, where orders can te left fur the checking 1215 Penn. ave, Lively, with notes for credit payments to bear interest | bered 1. in square uumbired 355. Derinning for the | story fratue dwellings, Nos. S14 and 310 Maiweave- | “ysis desis 3" Woon, Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sons from day of sale, payable semi-annually, at six per | site at a paint = <n ‘the sout roug the | Ob SATURDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1888, at SIX Maunger. (myl4} Gen. Pas Agunt ceut per annum, and to be secured by deed of trust on 13m ie the property sold; or all cash at option of purchaser. O'CLOCK P.M. original Lot 1 juare 1010, 5, Une of LUth strect west 5U feet; theuce west 9Y feet ¥ fronting on. 23h ‘s waste, 2039, ‘ground, inches; thence south 50 feet: thence east 99 foot 9 Baten AND OHIO RaiLROAD, — A depoait of $1,000 will be required at tho time of aale. | thebies to 2 iad ot Dg, LprOved By Bee | ee roe nd is oatae asad etuae feet of SCHEDULE IN EFFECI APRIL 209, 1888, Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days HALE LOC! ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the money in | LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER from the day of eale, otherwise the property will be sold | of Jot uambored 16, 3h sques meunbend Boke bebe. | cash on the day of sale, or within Attern days thereat | Ge Rew SpNG Tony EROM STATE Srey Pius Frors dictog ana Setting parchanr. Al convey | eee tat ace SB Tete ates set | perc m cus and tre Pears tual Use SMF ofa | TG. SeMe? aed Northen exprew daly 10:85q IN THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, sj penile abled 38 fect £38 aches tenes north 190 fone thence Jct | Soe lMeartar intarest firma ne any of saa sites | ger > ant Gt Leute, cusetis deliy Sant SLL oot 49 incl a ; OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT 18 US- ee ee {rrantece copimodious tworstory frame house, . tm | the purchaser, the whole of the prirchase taowey tag arcadia. Cleveland exrrom oe ‘crine of sale? One thied of the purchase money 4 Ett QUESTIONABLY THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. tak lean cqricand bt baiance there fu fwo cual mataunente | Ue vehi ca, ie Ge sof eeained aaa ct pur, | "or Peniniiien, 24 Lovet Stations 910-20 am. &3- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CON- ‘one and two years from the dsy of sale, with inter- | © pal thetunchaaen teaaaly oletin! a. For Philadelphia, Newark, and Wilmington, 7:30 a 2.OUR STOCK TWICE AS LARGE AS ANY uence of the rain, until THURSDAY, MAY THIR- | &t st the rate of six per cent per aunum, semi- | $07. cs 2:05 and 9:25. rat to readvertise and resell vin. daily, exprose. the property, ib respect hich default be. atthe rick aud cont of the defaultane purchaser. ior intermediate We Pulsdeiphia ¥5 aya. und 12:15 pom more an Sinually, which deferred: payinotte are to be secured aaa ee by the promissory notes of the bi ‘or purchas- OLN A. wane ho an pi OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. J, ORY LL} ‘Trustees, ea eet fs and deod or deeds of trust on the real eatate noid, | 8¢ the Fisk ~ oY gigi, Stuwerly and intermediate pointe, §7:30 arm, 8. OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. my24-7t_ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct._ | Ths whole purchase, money zy be paldin cash atthe | Coasarm. A deposit of 6250 a cach parcel sd wilibe | “450 Limorn &, 6:90,0:40, 7-90, 8:90, bam tn 4.ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY; zQuat| (}, 4. ROOT & CO, Auctioneers HEH Pike of rund "ae Soom ae tne sane a do, Ef | Foauined oo ape EDWARDS, ) Ssringts rain, A te 20,203, 315 . — For parchaners a with, WAI 30/435. 5 ene TO Ane MONDAY, MAY SWENEY-aUGHE. 1008. The terms of sale whtinn ten (10) days atter- the day of W. WILLOUGHIBE =" | Trustocs, | 10,30, 0m, Bandar (30, sale, the pro id to hitn or them will be resold at er i343 5. ON ACCOUNT OF THE ABOVE IT 18 UN- ae hE Te ng aan THOMAS DOWLING, or Anna NEW YORE VARIETY STORE. ooneinn hee a. my12-eokds Auctioneer, NECESSARY FOR US TO USE COLUMNS IN a ee ee = 321 436 st, v. we USTEES’ SALE OF VALU, REAL Es. NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Avots, “my22-aéeds | PSE RS ai oStnTe OF WASH MOTOR, BUT LET THE ABOVE FACTS SPEAK YOR a aN J)PSCANSON B05, auctioneers Sete Sa THEMPELVES ree ar Ostet Makes nT | TBUTERE SALE, OF, THRBEGTORY ERICK) Bela OW Tue EABTEAe bEARCH OL Ree” omy. "i0: 10am TO FACILITATE MATTERS, or eeeyrcy No NNT folio 407 of the Laud hecorigey te Dose To THE VROPOSED VAEW. BLDG ACOs thersburg ad intermediate points, 1am, ON ACCOUNT OF THE ENORMOUS INCREASE SOLD TO THE BIGHEST BIDDER, a ES SESE Fig PENNSYLVANIA. AVENUE EXTENDED, | "Yor Wiogitand iwkecmediale siations, 7 pm.,t10 IN OUR BUSINESS AND CONSEQUENT LARGER Without reserve. A.D. 1868, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. P.O, Sec NE dt (Ring ». round and Gharch train leaves Washington on , ali that piece or parcel of Preuilees know b o ‘This steok consists of Fine Queensware, Dinner and r ay ‘ 1:15 pan, ‘stopping St ail ‘ctations oo Metronaitos NUMBER OF PACKAGES TO BE DELIVERED, WE | Ton Sets Chaniber Sein Dishes of ail kinda: Bobomen | oB.the round vlan oF. feet ee f= ap Ware, Willow Ware, Tin and Porc cia open give: | bered thirty-seven For Frederick. +1 503, toxether with ) im square Hck. 10:10am, 13, 14:35, 15:30 pan HAVE CONTRACTED WITH THE PARCEL = 908, Moree Hanving Lamps, Rogers’ Silver ifthe provements way cancmeuts, Renita an Sundayal 15 an sane aan ney LIVER: Goods, and appurtenances (0 the same Delon lagers 3 ° OF Ane PaORAOt aon A OCn rion, rune | MONDAY, MAY 26TH S°TSSS'M, ana 2-30 va, | $F insne abgorunii” Nein 13 npr By Rrgtouptin aed aif joie’ souievie Rea CAR OF ALL PACKAGES SOLD AT OUR STORE. THIS ‘Aud Gontinue at siime hours untti the entire” | Yang"*tory Brick Dweliing, No. 408 N street south “euime areive thoes c anny 7 25:15 stock is sold. ‘Terms: cash ; balance in one. two, and three aay tS om on COMPANY WILL MAKE FOUR DELIVERIES A] we invite the tradc to itend, ss foods wil be sold in ent, Notontobear Spd cant toternt from ane ts from Cincinuat) and’ be Lua 9 aiy'o'30 8s : a secured ty dred o : tabure daily 7 . DAY IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY. ermn of male cast, ies Frust on pretulses or all ‘cash. at option of purchaser. ? From Philadelphia, Chester, and Wilmington, 10:45 OUR REMNANT ROOMS OPEN ALL THE YEAR| 5045 ROOT & CO. Auctioneers, Xtopout of 8200 requtrw er aia Conveyancing. By a... 2.50, 7-10, and 0-08 hn dal ee 1D ON THIRD FLOOR, WHERE BARGAINS oe BUILDLIG LOT ON LST Rin pece-_ | at purchaser's cost. If terme of sele are Bot compli Froim Singeriy ad in “ ROUND ol MINE BUILDING LOT ON LSTREE, BE’ ‘with in ten days, the trustees reserve the right to re- Bait on CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED. CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND EIGHT! sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting | urchaser, ‘Trains leave Baltimore for STREET NORTHWEST. Siter five days’ ‘public uotice of such revabe in sous Pn ate ‘THE ORIGINATORS OF CLOSE PRICES, Eat amen Sdheiice myz2-dkds _ JAMES B. SOHNSON, Trustees. myl 420,422, 424, 426 7th st, 417, 419 8that. PART LOT 3, SQUARE 161, = aaa ieee Sake ano fronting 18 8-12 feot on north side of 'L street, and Funning beck that width 130 feet to » 10-foot mswiye Daved alley; a desirable Building Lot. nates to bear @ per cout laverca: fro dager male pers ° ° ot Sble seminaun f tru 100 CrxrsOx Tar Down want give and to be secured by deed of ‘trust On MONDA’ AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- Pee mney tome og her gs og Fo Premiacs can at opto on purchaser ade EIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, on the | DUNCANSON BROS. meee - = = Sezer yon can pot apo ooe mn: | Ee paar ata foals | =D 4 AND Pant LOT 2 AQTARH 78 senna _navincanetet | “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. dred cent wery dollar you invest. i days, others reserved to ro-sell at rak and | being bounded by N and O atree Gita ana = Coe RES See dary cineran eh Serrep rma ek nd | Being boundedby PROPOSALS. OMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE. fice of such re- P im some’ newspaper publixhed in = ot For Baltimore and Potomac Kiver Landings. ‘Look at our $10 Strictly all Wool Suite tr Sacks and 7 UNCANSON — te noe stoner BUR Cape A. Cutaway: they are cheap at 15, ee 5-12 foct wu, $ stent, ion MALz ive atthe Oden the Suportining Arita, Bist every SUS As at 4 lock De aa knee — susce | tageous. C., wnt sn as uae ab eco ae | SE a a aA NERO™ERNPD ON. | hae nun ek la inca feoant | SLR Por va stuns a a | "Hers Ag pe 1 AY, NTY- rm q SON & BRO. eG #7-50 Hine Bata are strictly all woot and fast | Fir, 1846, sume hour snd place my24 | day of sale, payable etatannudly, and to be sscured tion tad com dou of vault under court of the Fer. | _m3-Gm ee Fa strwot whet ‘We'll show a full line of Prince Albert Suits at 915, | P'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘can reuiain on, anti | SMCading Mocceery altsratone end the under fin: | JY! YERNON' MT. VERNON! $18, €22, and 25 and upward. iT SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT 1M. aa leporlt of BB00 requis | Bing of signe walla im socontante with the STEAMER W. Ww. arei0 ‘ioe Ammbet Funnel Slt we guarnts | TRGVED Bt cWo ste nnick Dy EEN jut garehanare con, ferme | tn a Hie oice, and autos Master Bulldere’ Aneta: | Yerce TO tier Waar Gay (sxoys manda? for, Mt ot to fade or money refunded. NORTHWEST, BETWEEN F AND G STREETS. A eo eS Ma, Each bid spust be accompanied | 10 wclock mm. Teaches Washiugtom For Boys from 14 to 18 years we have Suits at $5, Py virtue of © decree passed ‘the Supreme Court urchasers, after five days’ public notice of | 8, check 100, WILL Te” | Sout 3:30 p.m, (86, 87.50 and up to $15. of the Dinties of Colyuibis, in, Eauity Chuse 11-13 ‘Dewspaper ‘Washing: | Supervising architect. _si6 LL BLAKE, Captain For Chilaren from 6 to 14 youre, Suita with Short eo} is cp nae as tae SuenaSaal an e ab aca een | CpERICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR CONSTRUG. | OK FUTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Children's Panta from 250. g es rrr} ABLE BUILDING, ‘NO. 143 FAST CAPITOL, STREET, 7th wt wharf on MUNDAYS. THURSDA Welevestal uosthtecw ataframetun | Sui >aih iata a thlfour of Tv Seige retort tet wid tame at ap | RAMMENGEON, DC, MAN SH, Senet pe: | ACERT LANE Am. Varig AU Eab Av oan L t of Ce kn cut granite, amounting to 9,50 cubic feet, more or | ings as faras Nomuni C2 ‘Currioman, Va, and st ta pay (ere hast game [eee gemma rnmg eens | Seen, Conny ban ae en 2 or i ; } toupox aup urvanroon | Siti Marian cami) macau tp | pebyy GEDA SONE, ALLE, Woe at | Seat chien aman aaer fa hak ad | OOO - z ~ 3 : —e ——- ‘tl th, (20) feet and ~ < ‘aiak, | opened. ‘immediately thereafter, | Specifications, gun “ {LOTAING Co. iehen thence directly cast ecventy-one 72) ct and | wave", Qf tena ot wich tg oud Soins Adios Sled.) fat awtrctions to waadcen, aod, Mok forme ot Pro OCEAN STEAMERS. COR, 7TH AND G STA, OPP. PATENT OFFIOR. FeO) tocbon, and tenes foutn Stone the west line of | tween, Ast and 3d sts. fronting 70 Q's. Dosal and bond, will be fu y ey = the place ot fg, together with the improvements | house ou the lot also seul oete |S} (ORDDEUTOSMER LLOYD 8. & OQ. thereon, ae Fast » xpreas Stoarncrn, No, o24 Southampton (Jondon, Hay Repvceo Paicrs Ox ‘pees | Pends, etsy 20, Oa tm. Toure Wak Mar 20,9 ia ica ar oes: clas | 3. 30)g mas Werva sat: dine $80 pam Allon Weds CLUB SATOHELS, sveuue | Sune 13. 730 Prite.‘a1s 240 10 100 14% 1.00 af “secure st iow rete: P. ‘Comfuriabie excellent luxurious ‘ st. saloon fanenta. Prices aa eK, outward Soias rasa ee ito. REALGRAIN RS, RIOR TONES, Beakcrel ate compistaees i. et Pidor, 025 Henn. ave, BEALL.” BROWN & 00. Frio’ 185 Mb ie 200.285 21 a. ri a Pi rc EM 3 1321 F —_ mys th ob ot ob ah oe sis Lstrerer cinch coer eee Ann Migaie Bens EAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEATHER-LINED.. | WY ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers - Bit -nine 190), Weshingnon ct, ‘said lot fronts CIT} OF ROME from Now Voitk "g 48 Ah att of ath a ohm | Say 28 feet aid tcc om Rode Taiahd aveune and rane WEDRERDAY. Clune 13, July 31, Auraat sont. 8 Pig comcdarabn tim, | cae SAEUE AR POMERE wee |iy arge ge bec a werriatet rar crear rae et a 316,tneh. | Slcarooss, one Plato, to pay slorarey ace Bek peck oman Sees will be piven at the 20W SERVICE bo aio 7 pet 4 Mencis)Alynst 11-1807. | "Sera fea: Oue-iind cash und the balance in cream OIEGOW AND LONDONDEREY rete f z = ney a cee 14 16 18 28 ‘Inch. TO AN. or 650 and 6d; ido 285 x80 215 00 ats, = wah @ a <0 Me em 600. ach. ee PE Se pa er money. mb31-3m_ TOPHAM'S, 1231 Pa. ave. a. w. G. T. Kum 7an0n, w0on 14pm ett