Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1888, Page 3

THLAGRAMS 10 THB STAR ‘Went Insane on Her Wedding Tour. SAD PATE OF CTIFUL MEMPHIS GIRL. Sr. Lois, June 18—A special to the Globe-Dem- ecrat from Memphis says: The bridal tour of Mr. 1H. M. Jones and bis bride, formerly Miss Frankie Jounson, enied with overwhelming misforcune Je leaks out to-day that the bride has lost ber reason, and that she will be placed tn an asylum im Pufadeiphia at once. She ts about twenty- eight years of age, the daughter of John Jonnson, formerly mayor of Memphis and at present a lea ing Gaancier of this city. Juno-like in form and carriage, she bad been a reigning Delle, noted for Ler profound common sense as weil as her beauty. Mr. Jones, Who is prestient of the First National Bank and of the gas company, lost his first wite About two years ago, and as soon as the pe Fiod of mourning had passed began paying assid- Yous court to Miss Jounson, With whose father he had been intimately aswclated in business, a Who is understood to have been strongly tn favor Of the marriage from the beginning. The fact that Mir. Jones Was So much older than Miss Johnson ‘ecasioued quite a Butter in society when their eu- gagement Was announced, and the wedding abo three weeks ayo was quite an event. It was a gor- geous affair, and there were few, if any, among the who stopped to inquire whether of not the bride might not nave preierred a younger band. There ig much spectiation now, however, 0p tis bead Killed Himself Before His Sick Wife. SHE AYTERWAKD ATTEMPTS 10 ComMIT SUICIDE WITH THE SAME PISTOL Lovisviuu, KY., June 1X—Jacob Doll, who has Conducted a grocery business here for Mfteen years, Shot himself dead Saturday in the presence of bis wire. Both have been in fatiing health for som ‘me. This morning Doll asked his wife how she Was, and she said sue felt auch worse. He said he was feeling very badis, too, and did not want to live. He procured a pistol from # bureau and seated himself by his wife's bed. She begged him not to kill hinseif, but ber instead, Without answering he placed the weapon to his temple and Bred, ‘The shot produced instant death. Mr Doil later tried to kil! herself with the same p: Doll was worth $15,000. Nocause but despoudency is known. ata ‘THE EMPEROR DIED OF CANCER. A Sensational Report that the Legality A post-mortem examination of the body of the je Emperor Frederick was made at the Fried- hskron palace, at Potsdam, on Saturday, by or- der of Emperor William Profs. Virchow, Wa Geyer, ani Bergmann were present. The Dowager Empress Victoria was opposed to the autopsy. The examination proved the existence of cancer. Dr. Mackenzie's friends state that he concurred in the holding of the post-mortem. They also say that he knew the character of the disease from an early period, but took the best course possible ‘with the patient. It tg stated at Boston that the new emperor will make a full declaration of his policy in an address to the people, to be Issued on Tuesda: re ‘stag Will be summoned to meet ou June 25 ton ceive the message, and shortly afterward the em- peror will formally take the oath of the coustitu- on before the landtag. Speculation has been al- Teady busy regarding the tenor of the emperor's Address to the people. OMiclally nothing ts known of its character. ‘The Impression in the ministerial circle 1s that the address will be brief; that it wlil Be explicit upon the emperor's desire to maintain peace, and guarded upon the subject of the rela- Tons betweea crown and people. The remains of Emperor Frederick were placed $n a coffin to-night and cartied to the catafalque Which bad been erected In the Jasper gailery. ‘The Coffin ty identical with the oue in which Emperor ‘William was buried. Count von Moltke visited the mortuary chamber this afternoom, Later he was Feceived vy the linperial family. A SENSATIONAL REPORT. ‘The New York World's cable special from Berlin on Sunday contained the following sensational matter: “An extraordinary rumor 1s current in the city. It appears that, notwithstanding the urg entreaties and protests of the widowed empress That no autopsy should be performed on the body Of the dead monarch, the new emperor, disregard- Ang the appeals of his mother, caused a post- Mortem examination to be mad= this afternoon, ‘The widow's feelings were additionally outraged Dy the fact that Prof. von Bergmann, the very surgeon who had been forced by her to withdraw frow actendance on the late emperor, was called Upon to perform It. The post-mortem lias reve.sled tue tact so long denied by Sir Moreli Mackenzie and other surgeons, namely, that the malady with Which the late emperor was afflicted was cancer in its most malignant and incurable form. This Detng the case, ror Frederick Was debarred by certain clauses In the Prussian constitution concerning princes afficted with incurable mala- dies from succeeding to the throne, and according to the letter of the law his accessiob Was an illegal act. The rumor which is now current ts to te effect that in view of the above fact, not only the legality of certain acts of the late empeoror are ‘about to be called into question, but that even the Fank and position of bis widow as dowager are seriously compromised, especially as regards her appauages and Uue. “While itis almost impossible to believe that ‘the new emperor's dislike for bis mother will lead him to the perpetration of so tucredivie an act, Jet there ts no doubt that the untruthful denial of the existence of canrer at the Ume of Frederick's accession in Maren last enabled him to become emperor and bis wife empress in direct defiance of ‘the terms of the constitution. Some appearance (Of truth is lent to the rumor by Kaiser Wilhelm’s Unnatural conduct in insisting on the autopsy in of is mother's entreaties, and the fact F 3 Ubat even Sir Morell Mackenzie now ad- mits that the malady from Which Frederick died ‘Was cance Dr.Mackenzle 1s not well,having been exhausted by his constant attendance upon the emperor. Emperor William and Prince Bismarck have re- Quested him to draw up a medical report of the ase. ide will spend three weeks in Norway before returning to Londoa CANCER OF TUR LARYNX. A later dispatch from Berlin says: The post- mortem examination of the emperor was confined to a dissection of the neck; laryax and lungs Ip ‘the larynx, Which was found to have been de- stroyeu by suppuration, was a cavity about the sizeof aclencued fst. ‘br. Mackenzie states, In the report which he prepared at the commauu of Emperor William, that the disease was, beyond Goubt, cancer of ihe laryux. He adds that the Giaguosts Was readered Very diMicuit, as the dis- ease attacked the carUlage Of the larynx at the Outset, aud afterward developed cliely in the lower part of the cartilage. The National Zetung says that the autopsy Wed that the laryax Was completely destroyed F cancer, aud that putrid bronchilis existed. ‘There Was also inflammation of the finer rami- Sications of the broncuial tubes,tnto which puires- cent particles bad entered. The whole larynx was ina state of suppuration, and presented a soft, lumpy mass, Witu scarcely ' Lrace of cartilaginous: structure remaining. There Was nothing to show the existence uf perforation of the wails separat- img the (rachea and sophagus ‘Ihe cuoking Sefsation from Which the emperor suffered during ‘he last days of his iil, Which was attributed wo ‘such a perforation, appears to bave,been really due Ww collapse of the iarynx, owing Wo tue destruction of the cartilege. The direct cause of death is given, ‘Ss paruiyais ct the lungs. ‘Ihe post-mortem ex- amizativn occupied one hour. eee Geuing Heady tor War. APYREMENSION WITH WHICH THE NRW KAISER's POLICY 18 KEGAKDED. J.C. Crawtord’s London special to the New York Vori.!, June 16, says: Most of what is printed here concerning the German royal family !s mere Feproductioa of what was published following Kaiser Wilhelm’s death, But from this mass of Biography and personal gossip the public turns ¥ Ww estimates of the future policy of the ror. Itis believed that this policy will have uothing uncertain about it, but will be prompuy and clearly defined. Bistudrck hassuown Suca aggressive tendencies, even when checked by the Lanpeese Victoria, that bis future course, ROW that be ts practically without cneck, 1s anxiously awaited. He was so persisteat tn his political opposition to Emperor Frederick that nothing but bis actual dying condition had the effect of Bing, he Litter asperities Which every one in iin Kkuew 0 ex. The stories of a recouciliation between | Prince #ismarck and the retiring empress, brou, about by the dying monareh, are received with | Much caution, Itls known that both are unre- Jent ing in their dislike, and that no real reconetl- iow Is possible. It Is Bow expected that follow. t Emperor Frederick there will De at once developed a more rigid policy than ever Upon the German fronUer. “Austria Is arming witt hh energy as if she were certain of tus Lure trouble, Kuseia ts constantly sending secretly te London ivr financial aid for the purpose of ex- | Leuding ver iliitary preparations “AU of the | leading English newspapers are making ready for War, boping it may not come, Wut believing that At Will not be safe to go ahead from now without Being fully prepared. AMERICA'S DYNAMITE GUN. ‘The papers here devote much space to the ex- Periments in Amertea with the dynamite gun, and | Quote its tremendously destructive qualities as | Deing in the interest of umlversal peace. The tne uence of this gun, alread: give great weight fo America in tuture diplomat: dealiaga “No European na:lon would dream of vending a. na ‘against Us With these gubs Lareatening their ap- proacu. ~~ eee ‘The House-Fly. Frou the Wiknineton (N.C) Messenger, June 14 Some one bas asked where do files go in the win- Yer. This is a question of some interest, for a ouse-fy is born fully grown and of mature size, ‘nd there are no little flies of the same spectes, the ‘fmunall ones occasonally observed Being different in Kind from the large ones. The bouge-fy does not Rive oF pierce tue skim, but gathers Its food by a comb of rake or brusii-like tongue, with which It is able to scrape tue varnish from covers of books, gad It thus Lickles tbe skin of persons upon whitch 46 alights to feed upon the perspiration. A My Is a Scavenger and ls & vehicle by which contagious diseases are spread. It poisons wounds and may $2777 Senate virus trom “decaying fogd. It retires trom the sight at th ming Of winter, Dut where tt goes few perom Know. If asearch of the house De found 1m great pumbers secreted in warmn places Im the root oF between the partitions or fuors Last Winter we Rad ¢ccasiou to exaimine a roof and CONGRESSMEN IN WASHINGTON, List of Senators and Hepresentatives aud their Residences, SENATORS. Ingo ls, John J., Kans., 1 B st. r. Aldries, X. W..R. 1, 812 Conn. ave, Allison, W. B., lowa, 1124 Vermont ava, Bate, W. B, Teun. + 1cWa Chet Berry, James H.. Ark., 3 B st. nw. Beck, J. B, Ky., 612 14th st. n¥. Blair, H. W., N”H.. 201 E. Cap st. Brown, Joseph E., Ga. Woodmont Flats, Butler, M. C., S. C., 1751 Pst. nw. Bowen, Thomas M., Col, House, Blackburn. J. C. &, KY., 1831 G st. nw. Blongett, Rufus, N. J., 1315 N st, b.w, Chace, Jonathan, x £1213 Na. nw. ABET Cameron, wna -- 2 fayette Cockrell, F. M., Mo., 1518 R st. pa. Coke, Richard, Tex., 419 6th st.n.w. Call, Wilkinson, Fla., 1903 N st. nw. Cullom, Shelby M., IIL, 1402 Massachusetts ave, Colquitt, Aired Hi, Ga, Chendier, Willlam'E., Dawes, Heary L., Mass. 1705 M st. mw. Dolph, Joseph N., Oregon, 8 La Payette Square Davis, C. K.. Minn., 1700 15th st. nw. Daniel, gohu W., Va., 1700 19th st. o.4. Edmunds, George F., Vt.,2111 Massachasettsave, Evarts, Wm. M., N. Y., 1601 K st. nw, Eustis, James B.. La., °761 N at. nw, Frye, Wm, P., Me, Hamilton House, Farwell, C. B., IL, 1253 '7uh st. aw. Faulkner, Geor, J. Zn, Gray, George, Del, Gibson, Randall Ly, La, 1 Gorm rthur P. Harris, 1. G., Tenn, 13 1st st. ne. Hearst, George, Cal., 1435 Mass, ave. Hampton, Wade, 8. C., Metropolitan Hiscock, Frank, S. Y."Arlington Hutel, Jones, Joun P., Nevada, 160] Mass. ave. Jones James k., Arkansas, 915 M st, nw, Kenna, John E..’ West Virginia, 140 B st. na, a, John T., Ala., 113 1st St. ne. nil, Justin $:, Verinont, 1 Tnomas Circle Phetson, J. K., N. 1..1014 Vermont aca. ‘Net, Portland Flat rezon, 1316 G st. N.w. Dio, L122 Palmer, Thomas W., Mic Plumb, P. B., Kans, 6 Pugh, James L., Als., 1 sco, Samuel, ‘Florida, 306 € st. a. ua, M. S.. Pa.. 1518 & st. Ww Riddieberger, H. b., Virginia, 1107 G st. mw. Ransom, Matt. w.,N. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Keagan, J. ., Texas, L Spooner. Jona C., W's, Stanford, Leland, Cal.,’1701 K st. nw, Sabin, Divight M., Miin., 1 Iowa Circle, Sauisbury, Eil, Delawaré, 610 14th st. Bow. Sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 18291 st. hw. Sherman, John, Shio, 1319 K'st. p.w. Stewart, Willian M., Nevada, 1707 R. I. ave, Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, 1440 M st. nw. ‘Teller, Weary § forth Capitol st. 1 333 K st... Voorhees, D. W. Walthall, EC. Wilson, EB. K., Wilson, James F Indiana, 1642 21st st aw, ‘Mississippl, 1714 R Lave, land, 1309 O st. n.w. jowa, 623 13th St BW. OFFICERS OF THE SENATE. ¢.G. Butler, Chaplain, 11¢ Anson G. MCCook, Secretary, 1224 17Uh st, m. ‘Wm. P. Canaday.” Serzeant-at-Arms, 302 Del. Charles W. Johnson, Chief Clerk, 1315 Masa. ave. James K. Young, Executive Clerk, 1506 Q st. nw. Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, 18 2d st. me. 3. | Chitetie, Act. Asst. Doork’r’ #25 16th st bw. W. HL. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 3d st Re REPRESENTATIVES, Carilsle, J. G.. 1426 K street, Abbott, J. 05 C st, Dw. Adams Geo. E.Iil, The’Ariington, Alien, CH, Mass, "The Portland. P.; Mich, National Hotel he Arlington, in, Vermont ava, Anderson, Jno. A. 3G st. Anderson, ¢ 29 I st. a. w, ‘Anderso: orth Capitolst, Arnold, Kiggs House, “Atkinson 710 Tith st. ow, Bacon, , 1100 Vermont ave, Baker, Chas. &., X. ¥., 623 13th st, Baker, Jehu, Hil, 1333 Q st. nw. Bankhead, J. H., Ala., Metropolitan Hotel. Barnes, Geo. T., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, Miss, "Metropolitan Hotel. Pa., 1629 Mass ave. nw, he Arlington, N.¥.,1701 Isiandave. nw. ¥ 1,340 C'st. nw. Bingham, H. H., Pa, Th: Fue mond, Blanchard, N, C., La., 212 North Capitolst, Bland, R. P., Mo., 1436 Q st. nw. Buss, ‘A. M."'N. ¥., The Arlington, Bloubt, Jathes H.,’Ga., 416 6th st. mw. Boothiman, M. M.. Ohio, 52 Bst me Pa., 212 4th'st, se. %. A) Me, The Hamilton, Bowden, G. E.; Va.,"1226 14th st. nw. Bowen. H. 1.. Va... Metropolitan Hotel Brecktaridge, C. K., Ark., 218 North Breckinridge. W. C. P., Ry.. 1812 N st. w. M.S. Mich.. S10 Tih st. aw, 8. G, 1112 10th st. now, Browne, Thos. M., ind., 1332 T st. nw. Brown, Charles E., Ohio, 1120 New Yore ava, Brown, J. K., Va., Metropolitan Hotel, brown, T. H: B., Va. National Hotel Bunnell, F.C. Pa, National Hotel Brumm, C.N7 Pa, 24 Grant Place Bryce, L. S, N. ¥.'1739 Ist. nw. Bictalows Ce ie evice wowe™ juckalew, t Burnes, Jas. N., Mo.,"Willard’s Burnett, E., Mass. 806 17th st. n.w. ich., 1416 K st. Tw, RR. Tenn... 505 13th st. nw Butterworth, Ben}. Bynum, Wm. D., Tna.; nw. Caine, Jno. T.. Utah, 41 Grant Place. Campbell, Feilx, N. Y., The Arlington, Campbell. J. E, Ohio, Hott Conneeticut ave, Campbell, T. J , Congressional Hotel. Candier, A.D, Ga, 1112 Het awe Cannon, J.G," ML, Willard’. Carey, J. M., Wy6., 1406 L st. n.w, Carls, H. Caruth,’ A. Caswell, LB, Wis, Catchings, T. 7. 12th st. nw, ‘Miss., The Woodmont, Cheadie, J. B., Thd., 413 6th st. n.w. Ciardy, M.L’Mo., 1343 15th st, nw, Chipman, J. L., Mich., National Hotel, Clements, J. C., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel Ciark, C. By Wis, i216 G st. mw. Cobb, J. E.,’Ala., Metropolitan Hotel Cockran, W. B.,N. Y., 1312 N st. Cogswell, Wim.,’Mass., 1341 L st. Collins, P. A., Mass., 1325 @ st. nw. ‘Compton, Barnes, Md., 1408 H'st. nw, Conger, &. H., lowa, 1101 K st. nw. Cooper, W. €., Ohio, 1015 L st. n.w, Cothrad, Jas's., 8.'C Metropolitan Hotel, oe Cowles, W. HH, N.C, 209 E. Capitol st Cox, 8'S., N. ¥., 1408 8. H. ave. nw. Crala, W. HL, Texas, 125 B st. se. Crisp, C. F., Ga, Metropolitan Hotel. Crouse, G. W., Ohio, Riggs House, Culberson, D.'B., Texas, Metropolitan Cummings, A. J., N. ¥., 507 14th st. aw, Cutcheon, B. M "Mich. 1409 Massachusetts ave, Dauzell, sno., Pa., The Arlington, Dargan, G. W., 8. C., 603 F st. Darlington, 8.,’Pa., 1800 Mass ave, Davenport, Ira, N. ¥., 1606 20th st. mw, Davidson, A. C:, Ala.’ Metropolitan Hoval, Davidson, K. H. M., Fla, National Hotel Davis, RT. Mase.,1337 K st, n.w, Delano, M.,'‘N. ¥., Willard’s Hotel, Dibble, Saih’l, 8. ¢., Windsor Hotel. ciek, Nelgon, Jr, Me. The Hamilton, 3 o., Willard s Hote., eo. W. E.,"Neby 1401 K st. om 'y,, Chas, Pia., National Hotel, <r. Idaho, 1330 13th st. n.w, R. W., I Poindexter, Wiliam, S. Elliot . 1213 Q st iw. Enioe, B. A., Tehn., 601 E sty nw, Ermentrout, D., Pa., 215 East Capitolst, Farquhar. J. M. Feit« $13 12th st ow, Finley, H. ¥., Ky., 801 12th st. nw. Fisite fch., 1105 10th st. Fitch, A. P. i7a2 H. st. ow. Flood, ‘Thos. 8. N. ¥., 00734 St. now, Foran, M. A., Otuo, 1112 M Ford, M. ii., Mich., 1213 Coun. ave gm Forn’ H., Ald., 1116 G st. aw, French, C., Conn., 1344 19th st aw, Fuller, W.E., lowa, 1327 N st. mw. Funston, i Hi, Bails 90s ‘13th ot, Gallinger, it, 8. My, Dunbarton Gailinger, J. i, No H., Gay, Haw, Ji. La, 1758 Nat new, Gear, J. H., iowa, The Gibson, Chas. H., Md. 's: Gitford, 0.8, Dak, 1109 G at. Glass, P. T., Tenn, Metropolitan Hotet Glover, J. Si., Mo,,"1301 Conn. ave, Got, N., jr. W. Va., Ebbitt House. Granget, M: T.; Cota., 39 B st. se. Greeman, E. W..N. Y., 1325 G st. mw, Gries t. W Grosveno: Grout, W. Haugen, N. Hayden, ED.) Mass, Hayes, WoL, a Heard, J. T., Mo., 814 New Jervey Hewphill, Jt J. 3. C., 1: Henderson, D. B., 101 Henderson, J.S.'N. Henderson, T. J. Herbert, HA. Ala, Heruan, By Greg, 734 Hiestand, J pani ea? itt, KR, AL, 1507 Hogs, CE, W.Va, Holusn, W, 8, Ind., 7! Holwes.'A. J., Jowal 1130 12th Booker, Gi; Miss, 1702, 19th 3.7. Lue feria New “T1706 e wid Bets tte: Ronee oe Kerr, Ds iowa, 10 Grant Places etcham, J. H., N. Y. 45 f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1888—SIX PAGES. , Morgea, J-i,, Miss. 220 3d stu J. Bey MISS, 2 aw. Morrill, BN.” Kans’, 621 13th st. Morrow, W. W., Cal., The Hamilton. Morse, L., Mass., Wormiey’s, Neal, J. i, Tend, National Hotel, Nelson, K., Minn..704 14th st. Newton, C., La., Metropolitan Hotel, Nichols, J,'N. G., Epbift House. Norwood, Thos. M., Ga., 223 Indiana ave, Nutung. 'N. W., N-Y., 312 Indiana ave, Oates, W. C., Ala., 1727 De Sales st. O'Donnell, J-, Mich., 1919 Ns‘. n.w Oo ‘Chas. T.,'Va., 810 13th st. mw. Hi, Tna., 935 'H st. '. Chas., Pa., 1326 New York ave. O'Neill. J. 5. Mo., 608 14th st. n.W. POWDER Absolutely Pure. teghes eerie, reece with the multitude of low test.short weig! lum oF phost SOLD. . J. ite por ‘ONLTIN Cams. RovaL Ba- Osborne, B. &., Pa, 941 K st. n.w. parry 106 Wall: Me Outhwaite 3."H.. Ouio, The Hamilton, ae Te = ‘Owen, W. D., Ind, 1415 G st. n.w. Parker, A. X., Y,. 327 East Capitol st. Patton, John, Pa., Willard’s Hotel. <<, Payson, L. E., Il.) 1115 G st. n.w. Peel, S. W., Ark., 226 New Jersey ava, Tenington, J. B., Del., 627 F st. we Swezrrsa Bazaars Perkins, B. W., Kans, 916 15th st, nw. . Hey ‘National Hotel Phelan, James, Tenn., 1610 19th st. nw. MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Phelps, W. W., N. J., Richmond Flats, ae Pigeosk J Wes Ni 700 1th st 2. + 1320 14th st. now, mR. Fest #87 i sath OAK HALL, COR TENTH AND F STS. Pugsiey, J. itt House, —_— Rabdall, 8.4" Pas'o0 Cat, Be Rayner, 1, Md, House. Reed, Thos. B.,"Me., The Hamilton, Rice, E., Minn., 926 15th st. n.w. Richardson, J.'D., Tenn., National Hotel, ‘We have put on, what we call Bargain Counters, bout 500 Men's Suita, Goods which sold from $9 to G15. They will all be closed out at Hobertson. SM. La., 262 Delaware ave, a, $7.60 A SUIT. Hockwell, FW. Mask, Higgs House, ‘These are the Greatest Bargains in Clothing offered Rose 5 Hi Are, tole Rot nw. Yet. Call soon. They will not hold out long. Our Kowell, J. H., IL, 9101 st., n.w. ‘already low prices on Prince Albert Suits, Clergymen’s Rowland, A..’N. ¢., Metropolitan Hotel Suita, Black Broad Cloth Double-Breasted Frock Suits, Russell, C. A., Con., The Hamilton, Blue and Gray Serge and Flannel Suits, as well as Coats and Vests in Alpaca, Drap d'Eteand Seersucker have been still more reduced, and are undoubtedly the best bargains ever offered, Odd Pants and Vests in great variety, at about 25 per cont below the prices of any other house in the District. Russell J. E, Mass, Thi Rusk, ch W., Md. ee Ryan, Thos., Kan., National Hotel Sawyer, J. G.,N. ¥.. 24 Grant Placa Le, Pa., Chamber! Scull, E., Pa, Epbitt House, Seney, G. E Onio, 1338 G st. nw, . }, H.W. tc! 1903 G st. nw, sha : ae. atigaa Howe THE ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR BOYS N.Y. ‘The Portiand, OF ALL SIZES WILL BE SOLD AT Shively, B. ¥..'Ind., 127 A st. ne. LAR, Stnmons, F. M., N. C., Metropolitan Hotel, 50 CTS. ON THE DO! ‘Smith, Henry, Wis, 130 Maryland ave. ne ‘Smith, M. A., Arizona, 717 14th st. D.w. “a ‘Snyder, C. P., W. Va., ‘National Hotel. STs. Sowden, W. H., Pa., 945 K st. n.w. AK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F Spinola, F. B., N. Y., The Arlington. 3m ‘Spooner, H. J., K. 1.) Riggs House. ‘Springer, W. IIL, 43 B st, s€. Stabinecker, W.G.,'N, ¥., Woodmont, Steele, G. W., Ind., Riggs House. Stephenson, j,, Wis, 1300 F st. Ga., 416 6th st. nw, stewart, Chi Tex., 111. t. nw. . Bioware J we vorine »Arlngia W: L. Dovorss itockdale, T. K., Miss, Hillman House, Stoue, We J Ky ate 83 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN. ‘Mo., 210 North Capitol 3 ‘Theonly fine Calf $3 Seamless Shoe inthe world M SOL tae ee made without tacks or nails. As stylish and durable as ich., National Hotel, KY., 329 A st. Re, io, 1746 M st. io, The Hamilton, those costing $5 or $6, and having no tacks or nails to ‘Wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them as comfortable and well-fitting as a hand-sewed shoe. as G. SL, KY, Willard's Buy the best. None genuine unless stamped on bot- J. Rey WL, B85 P st. nw, tom “W. I, Dougiss 83 Shoe, warranted.” Tho 3 ‘Thompson, AC. Olio, 210 North Capttot st ibe elated pashan reer) wel eainepsaal ncaa ‘Thompson, T. L.. Cal, 1136 17th st. nw. hand-sewed welt $4 shoe, which equals custom-made ae ¢ 3. 3. 12 oth st, nw, shoes costing from $6 to 89. . K., Mont, 1529 WW. ‘Townshend, RW. ilk, Riggs Hodse, W.L. DOUGLAS $2.50 SHOE is unexcelled| for Tracey, Charis x Y;,3 Dupont Crete, heavy wear. ‘Turner E.G. On didn we W. L. DOUGLAS $2 SHOE is worn by all boys, and Vance, R. J a GON 14th st. nw {a the best school shoe in the world Sour mer one Tere All the above goods are made in Congress, Button, Wade, Wiliam 1 Mo, ee ‘and Lace, and if not sold by your dealer, write W.L. Walker, J. P., Mo., 922'M st. nw. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Warner. Wuliam. Mo. Willard's For sale in Washington by B. RICH & SONS, 1322 Weaver, J.B, i vane ove and 1924 7th st.; H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 7th st: A. iow, 130 ‘Maryland ave. ne, ‘721 11th st. nw, SOMMERS, 501 7th st.; MRS. GEO. HOLTMAN, 491 12 13th st. nw. Pa.ave.uw. Georgetown, B. NORDLINGER, 3124 ‘Ala,’ 1325 M st. o.¥, White, J. B., 1nd, 807 12th Bt kw, Bridge st. Alexandria, H. L. SIMPSON. White. & V:; N. ¥.. The Arno. ap20-thkm-im Whiting, J.’R., Mich., 1537 P st. n.w, ‘Whiting: William, Miss, The Portland, Whitthorne, W. C. ‘Tenn, Ebbitt House ham, C: Onto, 123 st. ne Wilber, David, N. Y., National Hotel, ‘Wiking, Beriah, Onio, 17 Wsoa, W- 1. ar inne eee Prorz Coxrexrtarina Gorse Our ison, mas, Minn., 1416 K st. nw, Wilkinson, 7. $) La. 204 Delaware ave. ne, tesecsé Williams, £8. dhio; 220 Nortn Capitol at, Can findall the articles necessary for travel and wear Woodburn, W., Nv: Bieta sea w at our store. We can furnish you with everything Yardley, R MPa, Ebbitt Housa Sas eek sete bs bo niet Yoder, &. s.. Cio, 34 34 st. ne. ‘Yost, Jacob, Va, 814 11th st. mw. OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA A SPLENDID LINE OF BATHING COSTUMES, including the Shoes, Hats, and Hose. Parasols for Seashore and Mountain wear marked Rev. W. H. Milburn, Chaplain, 1219 M st. n.w. | down considerably. John B. Giark, Clerk, Laurel, Ma. Splendid Ready-made Dresses for your self or chil- an tow eco aacaia 1527 Corcoran st. ‘dren at cheap prices. 4 Ate 1. ” I~ AB Hurt: Deotaeeee woay Arms 13.180 St ne | Ladies’ Muslin and Cambric Underwear in the new. est and prettiest goods ever exhibited. Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, and lots of ‘things you will need. Ask for anything, and if we haven't it in stock we will get it for you. LOTS OF TIME SAVED BY SHOPPING WITH US, AND A SMALL FORTUNE IN PRICE. OUR GOODS ARE ALWAYS GUARANTEED TO WEAR. Our store is delightful todo your shopping since we have 50 patent cooling fans to produces delightful W. H. Nichols, Assistant Doorkeeper, ae f, Assistant Postmaster, 1513 uth st From Riches to Poverty, A TRAMP WHO ONCE HAD $75,000 TO BET ON TILDEN'S William W. Wilmont, seventy-four yearsold, and Worn and broken with @ long tramp on foot the most of the way from New Orleans, applied to the Charity Organization Society in Louisville, Ky., Saturday for relief. He told a remarkable story, which 1s fully backed up by letters and references | tempersture. of undoubted geni He said that he was| ONE PRICE A8 ALWAYS, bor in New Orleans but left home at an eariy age mai wandering through Europe. we He Analy came home and settled down and mar- LANSBURGH & BRO, ete aeataurg. When Tilden was the demo. LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON, $73,000 on hls election. 420,422, 4:24, 426 7th at, 417, 419 8thet. ‘and Wilmont became a poor In ‘We are the Sole Agent for the Standard Fashion Pat- serious losses he had’ invented TDachine for | f°B8: none batter made. Saves material and labor: crimping boots, and out of this bad made a hand. | they are without s doubt unequalled. some fortune. To prove his assertion he exhibited | Sold by us only. pis original letters patent. ‘The old man is becom. | Ask for Faahion Paper. Given to anybody upon ap- Letuporary rele ‘here and wi So aid te £798 | Pucatlon. = his old home in a few days. bis CRAZED BY HER Losses at Honae RACES. Sun says: Mrs. Hibbler, the wife of Geo. H. Uivbier, @ glass manufacturer, was taken from {heir house at 494 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, lace ly, to the Bloomingdale asylum, on the certifieate of'three puysictans that she become violently Ingaue. ‘It is sald she pecame crazed with losses at horse races, and was led to believe, while being A Gazar Sscance Ix BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. FOR BOYS FROM 14 TO 18. conveyed to the asylum, that she Ww fon ePark. po man who wa ane S other gredes cut sane proportion 2 founa CHILDREN FRO! Rice ke eae ie| ewe mmmee re door, 3 husband and Dr. Chas. Gorey, he Tound the ter, Py HeGagman with an open razor in her hand, and | Suits we sold st 9¢ we sella 62.50. temas only Dy dexterous use of his eiub tant be fa wosold at So we self at gies Srewamees ing her. tesaid she ising Buits we sold at $6 we sell at 5 ie YULL LINE OF MEWS SUITS FROM Fovu Psnsows Sraccx Dowy.—Harrison Voor. | “* BAVE 4 FULL INE OF . Br Hata Poe id eerie nenmaaiiid at Penn's Neck, near RoalasStanday Aternooa, at Scranton Mary A ALL Woot Fists ber home diag ie ‘thunder ‘Morin Friday night, iyi: hana vaio euarantood Bing “Tue sare nice? 22 blgces by a bolt ot lugmt: | matte fade or money refunded, Oe and Veow Bing. The game Mash struck Chex breaker, and the watchman and eudleces knocked down and severely stunned Sbaney, a tarmer ving a few miles trom Een ere ete “Goole nd Veate very l is, was’ struck from | by ‘saturday, re mf reer Siu —————— 299 72: adap Pagina rach et LONDON AND LIVERPOOL men Satur to close dow! pre detuned eae Tans cee con re w surprise anutacturer said it would | jo1¢ COR TTH AND G STS Several of the employers said ‘that they Rernrozaa: Would rather sign the scale than close their works, TORS. Zhe resolution willbe Bresented vo the boascs to- ‘are invited to examine the CELE- morrow. Jt is believed that it will be rejected and | BRATED REFRIGERATORS for which we sre cole some minor concessions On | sgents for the District. the part of the workmen, ‘The resolution 1s looked EDDY'§ REFRIGERA’ Saag tie egparts to dean Hae Seas |, NH SeATE STONE MERLE sold men, directiy and | tectpiend inte ee Cart, Howoare’s Faiexp Sarva apie ies earaenaes | SSCs Sa raemnargag Service detaulter, Cape Homaeas oan ‘Thay ere all Aret-clene Retrigerstors and do thelr Nebraska Gly Neb. Soueraay, with eno | work well and eccnomsicsliz, > ee District Court, He Wasre-| Write or call forcirculars, lureh Wheo arrested. WHITE MOUNTAIN yauexene, ‘None better. uw. PRARS THAT STANLEY my28-30 trou anya Me. Woroort Wank e Stee | 2uzeSm_ 1000 Fa ave Der of the and wa be ected $e Major B a Liars H. D. Bun, from wajon torne IMPORTER AND TAILOR, edition.” Major ‘Barvellot, Ras written AUCTION SALES. ‘T'sistaien ‘2t Qowee ‘cuban tors? O8 AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. sunrorenes RIVER, IN CHARLES COUNTY, DOWLING, Avcucnce, STATE OF MARYLAND, CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SIX ACRES, MORE Senate Socttiwkse OR LESS, BEING USED 4S A SUMMER RE- SORT AND EXCURSION GROUNDS. ay, Fv ro SIX ‘sale ‘equare 0 press Blo Terag Seas ate et Sere | ie age drebeeeencer, oer ‘$5, cue of of Charice Gounty, wats | So Sach Bold subject to 8 Gest” st wrest land, and st the request of the party Pte fy HS) ‘we will offer. at on SATURDAY, ry ‘cost. 6108 epost TIETH DAY of JUNE. 1888, on the premi- | Tt 7} Soe more or, lees, below part, ‘of © hy ~ erst DOWLING, auctioneer. 22 te 10ts March, 1800. with a the ianprovementa, SRARDE Spee faud is situated at Lower for several Se ver, i: Charles County, | "Bt of the presage 6, SQUARE 164 “Ferme of sale’ One-third cash: balance of the pur. | F*°sting 19 Fest 6 suchen on 17 eee ere ghase money in one and two years, with interest fhe day of sale, the purchaser giving his notes, secured = fy pote ‘17th street, the same Thay pay all saab. “Adepcait of $500 requised seh fy ‘when’ the property is sold. muveyaneing at the ae soe RP. eae ae cai BF JACKSON. grantees et LY? = TEno: By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for St. Mary's County, the undersigned Trustees will offer for ulg.st Leonardtown, Md. on JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH INSTANT, several Tracts of Arable and Timber Land, containing’ in’ the te about 1.250 acres. Two of the tracts have water {routs afd aresaituated directly ‘on the Potomac River about halt way becween Black- iston’s Island and Piney Point. Upon one, containing 6 acres, is a Dwelling of about twenty rooms, ald 1s 1 suited for a summer resort, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Terms: Que-third cash; balance in t install wnt »/AT AUCTION. nisin conse pci neat Ui otual otal | “ on MONDAY AFTEKOOR, SURE ElauearS approved by the Trustees. 1888, at SIX O'CLOCK. in front of the. premises, GEORGE C. ABELL, Shall sell Lot 4,.in square O45, 253130, to a wide 3e18.20.228K23 ENOCH B, ABELL. } Trustees. Peau ttees-dettanik. sain vite T[20MAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. potes bearing interest, and secured Dye deed, of trust, All conveyancing and’ recording at purchaser's cost ROSES. ROSES. __ ROSES. 850 deposit required at time of sale. a iE CONSIGNMENT OF FINE EVER-BLOOW- | _Jell-d&ds ___ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WV4° TER B WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers. THREE-STORY FRAME HOUS! LoT FRONT. ING ON QP MIREET BEINEES 3 ASD. O STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION, NO.-1316, On WEDNESDAY, JUNE’ TWENTIETH, at SIX O'CLOCK, P. M., we shall sell in front of premives, rival lot 31, ih square 447. having 19-6 trout uy 110 deed, improved by a three-story irame house, 8 roolis, water and gas, bath-room. ‘Terms: One-alf cash, balance 6, 12 and 18 month notes bearing interest from day of ‘sale and secured TING ROSES (NOW IN BLOOM): ALSO, CLIM. ING AND HYBRID ROSES, SUCH AS GENERAL JACQUEMINOT, &c., Bc." A LARGE ASSORT- MENT OF OTHER PLANTS, HANGING B. KeTS fc, FROM ¥. STUDER'S NURSERY, AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTIETH, 1888, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms, I shall sella choice collection of decorative and other plants, Je18 MEN FINE BUILDING TOTS IN, TODD & T'thow's aunblvision or Mpreasast PLAINS AND MOUNT PLEASANT. L deed of trust on property sold. All conveyapcing, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FOUR: | $008 Sup tiwecsse broberty, sold. le. TEENTH, we will sell on the premises at FIVE Se WALTER be WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. O'CLOCK Lots 5 and 16, Block, 3, situated on Bismarck street, hear 7th, and on Sherman avenue. Lots 2, 16, 31 and 23, Block 8, situated on Marshall street, near 7th, ou Sherman avenue, aud ou Farra- jut street, near 7th. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON G STREET NORIHWEST, BENG, HOUSES (2921, J9z8 AND, A337 cd STREET, WITH LOTS RUNNING BACK TO A THIRTY FOOT SO, HOUSES KNOWN 7 ‘ALLEY: Lot 25, Block 9, situated on Sheridan street, near 7th. | AS 2217 AND 2219 TWELFIN STREET Lot 3, Block 12, situated on Irving street, neat Sber- NORTHWEST, 4 mes By virtue of & decree of the Su; Court District of Columbia, in Will, on TUESDAY, JUNE: 1888, at HALP-PAST’ FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., in front of sis premiaes: offer for sale at public suction, ory lot eo iock ‘14, situated on Sherman, near Princeton Lot's, Block 17, situated on Wallach, near Sherman avenue. at Mount Plesaent’ “fine proverts is itunted oppor and Mount Pleasant This is ‘Oppo tite the WoHEUIZEN PAM grounds, and Lear 7th Breet. ‘Terms: One-balf cash: balance in one year. Notes fo_Detr interest at 6 par cent- payable seini-siual f equity Gavse, No. 11.0051 TWENTY -S12TH: aD. pal lot ‘five (3), in. square 25%, now subdi Its 30, $1, 32 ‘and Sb of C1. Gardnere subdivision feet of lot (O) in eard oquate: belt parted iets Sa 354 leet of lot (6) ih said aguare, ‘of lots 34 a SS iu said Subdivision‘and on WEDNESDAY, SUNE EWES SEVES TI seh at HALE-PAST FIVE from day of sale, or all cash, at option of purchaser. O'CLOCK, P. M., T will offer for sale at public auction, Aeposit of 8100 required on each lotat time of sale. | infront of thejiremises, ote 10 aud td coach oak Cobveyancing, ke, at purchaser's cost, ‘Terms to be | five (0) feet of fot ¥-and the. south Ave (Sy feet of et complied with in ten days. otherwise right reserved to | 12 in Starr & Meraifn retains OF aggare 202. 4 Known as houses Nos 2217 and Qvio' Path t northwest. ‘One-third of the purchase money in ual instalments, payable ars respectively. from the day of sale, \parments to be evidenced by the promis Sory notes of the purchaser or pi ‘dates on the day of sale and with interest at the rave uf six Per centum per annum, secured by deeds of trusts ‘or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of ‘$250 shall be required at the time of sale upon each RicegoF parce: ot property jsoparately sold in square No, 252, aud a deposit of $100 shail be required on each piece of the remaining property when sold, and if any purchaser «r purchasers fail to comply with the terms of sale within such reasouable time as the trus- tee may prescrive, then he shall proceed to re-sdvertise and sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser. All conveyancing and recording tw be at We Durchiser’s cost. BENJAMIN H SIPNEMETZ, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ‘Trustee, re-sell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after | belt Svgvdapre: advertiaeiuent in souwe newspaper published | stm Se-déds”" "bUNCANSON BROS.., Auctioneers, t@- THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON AC- gount of the rain uuul’ SATURDAY, JUNE SIX- TEENTH, A''D. 1888, at sane hour and places. ye15 DUNGANSON BHUS, Auctioneers. t@-THE SALE OF THE BALANCE OF THE above Lots will be continued on THURSDAY, JUNE TW. RST, on the premises, at HALF-PAST Jel8 d&ds 00D WILL, STOCK Ai S OF GROO- fy store, $01 4th st. b.w, willbe sold by auction on THURSDAY, JUNE “TWENTY-FIRST, unless Sooner disposed of by, private sule, for inforniat on of qhheh apply te EDWAKD it D/MAYAE, Atioruey-at- HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE OF H)RSES AND CARRIAGES. On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY- IHOMAS DGWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRST, 1888, commencing AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, 1] “" xEAL ESTATE OPPOSITE SCHUETZEN Pali wi ron! follows 7TH. ¥ ne light Coupe, in perfect order; the 10th day of March, 1. D. 188%, and duly" rreorded Brewster Side bar Beaee in Liber 1399, folio’849 et seq’, one of the. Laud Brown Mare, can trot if 2:50; Heevrds of the ‘District’ of Columbia, and at. the te- End-Spriug Buggy, built by Joyce; quest of the parties thereby secured. we will sell at Bay Horses seven years old. yakie auction in at of eh: preulaes Os TUsSDaR. Brown Mate, five years old: UNE TWELFTH, A. D. 1888, AT FIVE P. M., the Farily Onrrlage, tix seats Followin« described real estate, situated in tue County Side-Bar and fd spring Baggy; of Wushington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot nul. Jager Wagon, Rockaway; ber twenty-eight G28), in block wumber ix (0), in Old'Hack, Oue brett, Todd aud Brown's subdivision of part of Mt. Pleusant Side-Bar Surrey, leather-to and Pleasant Pains, as the plat of said subdivision, 13 Garryall, with pole and abet Tecorded iu Liber Levy Court No.2 flo 34 of the Xo-fop Surry! Dayton, Records of the Surveyors Uflice of the District of Co- Wagons, &¢., &c. i lumbia, together with the improvements aud appurte- ‘Terms cash, “Sule positive. Napoee Lneroanse PRONE r- ' erms of sale: One- in . of which $100 _Je18-3 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer._ | shail Le paid at time of sale, balance in eaual paymente ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers. with iuterest atove and two years respectively from — the sy, of sale. Deferred payments to be secured by VALUABLE IMPROVE! D PROPERTY NO. 235 SEC- | deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the ONDSTREET NORTHWEST AND SOS HSTREET | 01 UKSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST, AT FIVE LOCK P. M., we shall offer for sale premises 235 2d street northwest, fronting 17 feet, by depth of 50 fegt, improved by two-story atd bayenient brick house. « SAME DAY, AT SIX P. M.. premises 803 H street hortheast, fronting 2U feet, ‘by depth of 114% feet to alles, unproved by ‘three-story brick dwelling and a ore ‘Terms: One-half cash, balance in six, twelve, and gightegn mopins with Ibterest at 6 per cent per au mum from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on property sold, or all cash at option of the purchaser: $100 deposit required at time of sale; term of sal be complied with in ten days, otherwise right reserved to resell at risk aad cost ot defaulting purchaser after five days advertisement in some uewapaper published ption of the purchaser. All conveyancing aud record- t purchaser's day irom day of sale the property will be rewoid at the coat and risk of defaulting pureliser. JACKSON LY RALSTON, mySl-d&ds HENKY WISE GARNETI.S Trustees, Ty LHURSDAN AUNE TWENTT-FOOE 1008, _k0-dkds HENRY WISE GARNET Trustecs \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET, BE- cout, ‘ . TWLEN D STELT AND SOUTH CAROLINA im Washington, DS Ten B, WILLTAMS & CO., AVENUE SOUTHEAST. = 3016-dkds a net | pintsice of Cobumbta pesesd ineuulo est ten Saee WP ROSES SALE OF VALUABLE THRER STORE 27 Francis B. Carter va: Rachecl BM. Carter etal Doc. " the ‘undersimed trustee will offer for sale at public suction in Irout of the premises, on SATURDAY, JUNE EAE, TWENTY -UMIKD, 1888, at FIVE | O'CLOCK, lot seventeen (17) of C. N. King's recorded Subdivision of lots numbered from seven. to ten (7 to AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLIN UM STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber Tin Destrice ce Colequcth ‘cas curriviog tense wit the District of Columbia,’l, as surviviug trustee, will LO! ‘OF the prem: o 10), inclusive of Thomas Young's subdivision of orixi- Paedare THe AWESTY Light Day" GF | uatiotvumbered one Gh} ipequarenunver'd nine ku JOE S, ‘D. 1888, Al HALF PAST FIVE U’'CLOCK | dred and seventy-one (¥71). together with the im- provements thereon, ting of « frame dwelling se. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal install- ments at one and two years, with interest from day of ‘sale, and secured by a deed of trust on the premises, oF it Sash at optiou of purchaser. All qouveyaucing c t cost of purchaser. A deposit time of sale. If the terms of sale with inten days the Trustee reserves, the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of {he defaulting purchaser upon au advertisement of B¥e HAKLES A. diya, c ELLIOL, Trustee, pell-aede 408 Suhsts nw. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE A*'D LOT NO. 507 TWENTY-SECOND STREET NORTHWEST. Fite of 8 decree passed in eouity cause No, 10623, docket 27, Supreme Court District of Colum- bia, on April 27, A.D. 1888, iu a suit wherein James Kay is couplathant, and A'S. Carter et. ab, def wuts, the undersigned trustees will sell at Yion'in front of the pramises on TUESDAY, JU1 NINETEENTH, A. D. 1588, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. PM. OF CADEN'S SUBDIVISION OF PART OF raed SQUARE 369, 59, fronting 22 fect 11 tuches ou M Street, and running Dack that width 120 fect toa 10-toot ‘alley, tozether with all the improvements, easements, rights aud priv- Hleges to the same belonyiug or in anywise appertain- Fits lot is improved by desirable three story and basement. brick dwelling known as No. 024M street Ro thwest “rerms: One-third cash, balance in equal instalments at on and two years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest from day of sale, payable semi-annually, and to be se- cured by deed of trust om premises sold: or all cash, at Spiion Of purchaser: 0 “ean Femuain ‘ou te Property from 1 to} years at 6 per cent. per annum, Eble stinl-auh‘vally, and balazice caslt: conveyauc- kes at purchesc’s cost; a deposit of $300. re- ired at time of sale. Terms to be complied with in 10 days, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to re. aell the property at tho risk aud cost of the defaulting Purchaser, after 9 day'w pnbiic not ceof sucti resale in Some newspaper pubshrd in Washington, D. C- ‘OTIS F. PRESBLEY, Trustee, A the twenty-tour feet front by the depth of sot nine DUNCANSON Buo8. Auctionern —SolSGEGS_ | SDSsaenighaone' ih oiag seat oars of UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers south twenty feet of f, aud being in W Disgors uratoni Guaxy puro, uaxp.| ieeorieeceeremense es ee SOME PhosH PARLOR SUITE, FRENC! ‘Terms of sale: One-third on day of sale, one-third in PLATE MANTEL, MIRROR, M. T. TABLES, | one year, and one-third intwo years er, ith ASY CHAIS, DWARF BOOKCASES EASELS, | interest, the deferred payments to. be soured USC HACK’ ENGRAVINGS TURRISH TE jmorifage a8 prescribed im said dcetes, of ail ceah on SCHR OT CAPER ASD GBMLK | leacaseome carat ca GHAR ‘SETS, CHIFFONIERES, WARD. | with witnin at IND OTHER MATTRESS! age CHalks, Be ten days of day of sale, otherwise defaulting purchaser risk aud: cost Conveyancing BEDSTEADS. BC: | at purchasers ‘cost JACKSON H. RALSTON, Trustes, AUS, WASHSTANDS, ELEGANT M. T. SIDE- ER-COVERED DINING CHL AS26 F st. aw. Bote Lette Ait RXTERSION? ARLE VID D. STONE, Trusten SCREENS; MOQUET, BODY. AND OTHE! e7-dkds st ow., Wi px JARFETS, RUGS. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c., omer ING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF Dw Ear, THE ABOVE SALE 18 HERMBY POSTROXED NG Bee oh CONNECTICUT AVENUE, BE- | UNTIL FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SECO: ‘WEEN tt a SCOR, NORTHWEsT, AT SAME HOUR SR SEAOE at, Tresten, A’ C , On WEDNESDAY MORMING, JUNE TWENTIETH, | _Je0-dbas DAVID DASTORE: Trantee N O'CLOCK. we will sell, a See aSeiling, all the wellckept Household Furul: | "PNRUSTEES BALE _OF Wi ture, Carpets, &c., contained therein, to which we re- TATE IN THI spectfully call the attention of buyers. 16-3¢ BEING, SMITH AND) ELLIOT iyiecans beim eee Eisenia FINE GROCERS AT AUCTION. CUSTIA RIVER, IMMEDIATELY On WEDNESDAY eat JUNE 20, 1888, TO THE PROPOSED NtW BRIDGE AC! commencing st 10 O'C! 1K. 1 sell the entire ‘THE AN, TIA AND B) ae ents ot store, southeast odsner of Tishand lary: | OF YEANSILVANIA | AVENE EX oH west, eta pert 4 eas Cotes, boicer. Pic yirtue of, & decres of the Supreme Court of the AUCTION SALES. se SASS WAt8tNOToE For ANDCARRIAGE BAZAAR, Rae Gone imstin in mere Stock of New and Second-Hand Buggies Wagons, Harness, Sc, always on UNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneera AWN ALE OF UNREDEEMED Ga tence CAR MERINGS, XI eit REIS SILVER NING. JUNE NINETEENTH. 4, 2.1868, at TWELVE ibe BOOK, 1 will oil syeets berth went e quantity of Caredecmed Pledges Pu - TUESDAY MO} 15-3 E * RINE BUILDING LOTS CORNER OF 71H AND ISTREETS, NORTHEAST, TUESDAY APTEKNOON, JUNE NINETEENTH AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will eel ia Beate ITER To tn gran tse ‘These lots each have a front on 7th street east of 22 feet S¥y inches with a paralle: to street of 110 fest to's 10-tovt alley. The rapid improvement in this section of the city should make these lots a desirable investment, and cad readily be subdivided into smiailer lots. ‘Terme: One-third cash, balance Notes to bear 6 per cent tiiterest from day of sale, pays dle semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on property. or ‘all cash, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing, &c, “at “cost of purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at sale. Terms to be com- plied with in ten days, otherwise right reserved to Tesell at ria and cost Of defaulting purchaser, after ih one and two years, Bre dave tin sowie Dewapaper in Waal sia DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF TWENI\V-SEVENTH STREET, BE- THEEN LAND KSIKEETS NOKTHWESE, AT On TUESDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH, 1888, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the remives. I will sell the north half of lot 6, in square So. 9 fronting 273 feet on 27th street, by of 100 feet to an Tmiproved ‘by four two bnied houses, two of which iruut ou 27 etrest” two om the alley 1p rear. ‘Terms: One-half casi. balance in one, two and three years, with interest, and secured by a deed of trust on \e property sold, or all cash, at purchaser's Asposit ot 6105 wil be reyuihed at tine of ea at time 5 wescorts Wilcox _3e11-déds ‘Agents, 1907 Pa. ave. WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING 144 FEETON BOUNDARY ay BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. In order to settle s partnership. I will offer for sale in fromt of the premises, on TUESDAY NINE- TEENTH DAY OF JUNE, at SIX Lock P.M. ‘Lots numbered 39. 40. 41. 42, 43. 44 and 45, i Car- Tington and Hughes’ subdivision of Square pumbered 234. frouting about 144 feet on Bou Street, be- tween 13th and 14th streets northwest. Tl ots will besold asa whole ‘Terie of sale. One-third cash, and balance in one and two years, with inictest at aix per ceatin per aut, payable seui-annusily aud secured by deed of trust on the property sold. or all cash, at yurchanes"s upton, 2 pont on day of sale. Terms to be complied With in ten day* from day of sale, or depusit forfeited, All conveyaucins at purchaser's Cost. ‘déds WALIEK b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, DMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BAY-WINDOW BRICK DWELLING, No. 1123. AND TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK, 5 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BE- 0.11 TWEEN L STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. On MONDAY, JUNE, TWENTY-FIFTH, 1888, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. 4. a. wi wall sell, through the instructions of the beirs of ‘the estate Jaies Reever, deceased. tor FART LOT, IN SQUARE 557, 1 property uas.a front of 35 Ieet on New Jersey ave- jerage depth of about 78 fect. Tike imi- ‘cousist of « two-story aud basement bay- ick house, No. 11,33 New Jereey avenur, taining seven Tooms and 3 and a two-story and Vasement brick house, No. 1125 New Jersey ayeuitie, containing seven rooms and bath. fronting 30 feet. "This property is mold to close tho estate, and should attract the attention of purchasers, ‘as the sale ts peremp: 0 "Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and qieENSEE motte noter of, the porchaser tbe wine, tears ‘cout juterest ‘Irou, je, Paya weu-abnualiy, and tobe secured by deed of teast on Premises sold’ ‘or all cash. at option of cg at purchaser's cost A'depoat of veya $200 required on exch house at tune of be complied with in teu. to re-sell the property in of the defauiting ee of such re: By ores of the het, ‘order Siodeas 2 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. RK _KENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED— lovely cotiage at ‘Station, Metropolitan Baltiwiose and Ohio’ Address 65, Forest Glen P. 0. 3016-30" FOE SALE 107 ACRES ONE-HALF MILE FROM Hi Bighlana ‘Station. Baud 0; BK 4. mules from ty; fine wrass and garden watered teurroous rouse, shade, im excelleut repair: tenant! houses, barn, stable, wells, fruit, ke.; high elevation, Bi to» pertect le table for a fine driv TOR or Sintra Sys Gee JOR SALE-STORE (ESTABLISHED TRADE) and dwelling—17 rooms, 6% acres fruits, fine wa- fer, and on B. apd 0. 18 miles irotu Washington. "Two haudsome front jote at Hyattsville, variety farms, and Duilding properties ou Band O. wud ¥. contiyous to. Washington. HALE, 110 st Paul st. Batti je KR SALE—TWO LOTS ON OAK AVE, TAKOMA Fptnt Yer oes Isy Oity, 2c, one Coloulal Bosch (river trout), for tieisse BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 Fat_ R SALE-NEAR ROCKVILLE, 75 ACRES, ‘Beas ‘8-rooibotisc, in lovely grove: Bete ful site, cheap.” Uo other farm anew bara: Sip healt GooneD. LUcKS }> F, OF Rockville, Md Jel4-Lm Kk RENT—AT WASHINGTON GROVE—A COT- ‘on circle: partly f 101, Corcoran Building jelat JFOR, SALECAT,, MELROSE PARK. HYATTS- wilie, rable or = pporite the Fe-idence of the late K. K. El handsome ty ewg. Lots 50 by 130 feet, {routing on Melrose uve. Price 10 cents squire foot. Liberal terms to purchasers of more 1 be Tot oF fo any one building at once.” For furtuer Maser 1307 F stn. KR SALE OR RENT—AT HERNDON. VA, A F please [y-eituated yupd, £: 0s fires A. CROUNSE, Cash Koou, Treasury then vi iE HOME NEAR WASHINGTON. Atlee arae vith ‘50x37 1 feet, at the Pullman . without chanse. Traing on, Washington and Ohio division leawe Wash. {neton 9500 AM. ‘Daily except Sunday, and 445 P M Dau Hil D148 AGL apd 7.21 F od Mill 5-50 A.M. Daily, and junday, arriving Washington wane Brontsl and Lat: 2 ia Chena peaie id Charlottesville at 040 Ps Strasburg Local at 47 AM. Tickets alecpine car reservation and information furninhed ‘ahd tang charted at oien 1300 wiv ue wid at Passenger Station, Pennayte Vania alirvad, Gth aud Bete SAS. 1. TAYLOR. ‘e General Passenger Agent KE GREAT = DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCEREUE: STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, IN EFFRCT JUNE SD, 186m TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, Fisom STATION, CORNER SIXIM AND B STREETS, AS FUL’ For Pittsvung and the West. Chicago Pullmeu Vestivuled a} Line, ¥ 50 sim. daily: to with seeping Care ind but cartes Le to Chicago, with nieop Wentern Pairrenn. at © Gare Washington to Chtcare uod'st Truss Selig at Harrisburg with’ ee Harrisburg! Lulentie aud Memphis att wad St. Lowin, Harrisburg to Cinctumat, . exowpt Naturday, tices ox to Cleveland connecting through Sleepers for PactBe Expromm, 10-00 im 8 daly fore datizonne and. the, Woah wr roush Sleeper to Pittsburg. aud Pittsburg SS Chicago oud yor BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, for Erie, Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara 10:00 p.m. dally, exceyt heturday, Sith” bio Car Washinurton to Rochester.’ A Scoping For Williamsport, Lock even, and Elmira, st 9.50 Brave fia fort pad Maen ge "ot Pull ote afer SLs n street, @vuiding do puiton ing double 20, 9-00. 1 ferriage scros N: For Puiindely ia, 200.4 Too, ana 11-40 am, 2 6-00, 10°00, and 1120 pom. day, 9-00, 11 40am. 200. 4-10, 8 0, 10-00 21:20 pai. Limited kxpress, all Parlor Care 4 atu. wook-daysand 349 p ui dally, with Dining Car. For Baltimore, 6:35, 7:20, 9:00,9.40, 9 00" 3 ‘and 11-40 8.1 nd 12 1140 00, 9:05. 8.50, 00, 7-40. 10.00, and 11 ck Lae, 7-20 aan aud 4:40" pam. deity, 1 9-05. em. 05. 4.20, and undays, 9:30 a. daily, eaceyt Sunday mee ipa ALEXANDIIA™ AND FREDERICKSBURG RAtL- Wav AND ALEMANDKIA AND WaSHINGdOS RAILROAD, ee For Alexandria, 1 oa noone bunitay tid a6.00. 0-05 pam ‘and G02 p.m. daily, © ius leave Alexandria for $:00,9:10, 10-13. 1 2 a, ‘Tickets and information at the office, northeast cor. her of 13th street aud Penusylv the station, where orders can be left ‘of basgawe to destination from botels and 3. K Woo, CHAS. E. PUGH, __General Mauser. Get} Gen. Pas Agouit, BAL TMVORE anv O10 RaTLROAD. sf SCHEDULE IN EFFEC! APRIL 29, 1988. 7 STATION CORNER NUE AND C STREET Aud Northwest, express daily 10.550 the check Tesidencen, mo lapm. Bor Citcitinatl and Bt. Louis, express and ont Ge Bt. Louis, « daily 3 bung and Cleveland, expreee daily 10 55a, For Lexington and Local Stations, $10.10 For Philsdeiphts, Newark, aud, Wilasaaton 30.8, 2.05 and 3:23 pin daily, exprews ‘or intermediate pout’ betwees’ Baltimore and Pipette 93 Rend +3.15 pam, For Sinwerly and intermediate pointe, 67-30 amy 74,30 pe Yor Baltimore, 5, 6-30, , (45-minute train), a. 34 Pitt, rein 30, 8:30, 9:45, 11 83.15 (45-manu 0, * ‘On Sanday 15, 33 A For Stati 7 30, 4°35, 6745 ¢ Metropolitan Branch, 6-35 a incipal stations ouly.°40 10am. Pt purmediate points, tam, >t Gaithersburg and 112:30. $440, * 35, 11120 pm. pot Bova's and i stations, +7 pan. 110 Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at 2:15 pan, stopping at all statious on BM. oy For Frederick. rm 1-15 ph. ‘Sunda For Beerwott 720-20 am. and 5.20 or bare aod la ie Mite ag R to Roanoke, aud all points south via Nor Western RS pm ieee) ‘Trains arrive trom Chi daily 7-20 am. and 545 p.m from Cincinnadl aut Be Lous aay 6 S08 te and 1:55 p. m.; from Pittsburg daily 7 20a m5 15 ‘From Philadelphia, Chester, and Wilmingto 20, 7:10, and B03 $2 an dally ee LOSS rly aud. tutertied 110:10am, 13, 14:35, 15:30pm B30. sad atp: i. WDD. im: . ‘ana ‘ii {Except Sunday. *Daily.”fsunday only Baggage calied for and checked at butels and regi- ences on orders left at ticket offices, 61¥ and 135k (CHAS. 0. SCULL. ‘Gon. Pass. Agont POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE For Baltimore aud Potomac River Landings. tages. ina nipeent ks and springs. ‘SUL, eaves | . omg Pg KE ‘Stepueuone See ta. Speen big eee BUNDake att Oulocs pee ‘Kiver aa ets " NP ™ E Glen very astrabie villa ates, Senutifal | _™3-6m 7s treet wrt, almrady erected, This is the ‘. VERNON! location oB the Metropolitan. Hom °S Cente 's foot upward. conconas 1226 F st. n.w. dev-lm GALE—BARGAINS-LOTSAT FOREST GLEN, | Veron and River Landis ne tes de maa for, Fi an miata" ide from sity, 650 up. ") 20 Sop Sm Metirning, rescee Washington 3e8-1m* Tease he |e L. L BLAKE, Captain. Feet Mistoric Branty ution, ve sek, Ru Tepcon OO EUSKETT, Usb eke ot Foe, SALEM HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED FARMS AND SM. of aivon to a one to five bu: acres, pF erp easy torus’ Gul reseed fr Gallet. ‘the city, suitable for ALSO, FOR Several very desiteti ‘dante, Kenencon SHORT pitted os Cesare |S Sastirne™ necessary Seaesitess mike 0 os Saneuta, Price Let cabin, @1O0 sud Sl eeeeree | cet sD LUCKETT, 835 Fat nw | June 37 S90 Beene” | Eat, R POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, EW IKON STEAMEA “WAKEFTELD" reg Tah st yebart_ on MONDAYS. THU WeDal od SATURDAYS at 7am Keturuing TUESDA\ and SUNDAYS p.m. touchineat KiverLand- fa as Nomini (5 iy, a, Conon re ane OY Beak LEY Manager. Saas OCEAN STEAMEI URI worm a on Rae Teen, June id, Lp me Seale, Wed Sane 20, 4 ‘Comfor:s luxurions