Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1889, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1889 FROM ROCKVILLE. Meeting of Managers of the Agricultural | yfen Society—Locating the Post-Office. Correspondence of Tu Eves1xe Stan. Rockvite, April 15, 1889, Ameeting of the board of management of the Agricultural socicty was held here to-day, at which the following business was trans- acted: The treasurer was authorized to all bills for expenses incurred in connection with the Farmers’ institute, held here on March 26; the resignation of Mr. A. H. Fletcher as secretary of the society was ac- cepted, and a vote of thanks given him for, faithful and efficient services in that capacity | during the past five years. Mr. Philip D. | Laird, treasurer, tendered his resignation, but | at the solicitation of the board consented to | have action on it postponed until the next | meeting. It was decided not to hold a spring | meeting and the dates of the fall fuir were fixed at September 4, 5, and 6. The necessity of enlarging the race-track to half a mile being generally conceded, a commitiee consisting of | Major Wm. J. Thompson, Col. Jas. A. Boyd, and Mr. W. E. Muncaster was appointed to | wait on Mr. Jas. Dawson, who has control of land adjoining the Fair grounds, and ascertain if the necessary land could be bought, subject | to the approval of the members of the society at a meeting calle2 for the purpose. The com- mittee, after consultation with Mr. Dawson, | reported that he would meet them at a time | and place to be hereafter designated, when he | would be able to give a definite reply. Mr. | Frank Hutton was added to the committee to assist in making an approximate survey and estimate of the land required for the extended track. The next meeting of the board will be held on the 6th of May. : Much interest is manifested in the commn- nity in the lengthening of the track to half a mile, as it is believed it will have the effect of inducing the attendance of a better class of horses to the annual fairs, and also be largely used asa training-ground for the many good horses now owned in the county. Several gen- tlemen present at_the meeting offered to con- tribute liberally for the improvement, and it was stated that liberal subscriptions would be made for the same purpose in the District of Columbia. Considerable excitement and no end of talk have prevailed here during yesterday and to- day in regard to the removal of the post-office | from its present location to the store of the | new postmaster, Mr. Thomas Dawson, in the western section of the town. A petition has been circulated asking for the retention of the A FILIBUSTERING SCHEME. in Los Angeles Organizing to Cap- ture Lower ifornia. A Los Angeles special to the New York Sun says: There is a scheme on foot to capture Lower California, A reporter yesterday found two men who had been asked to join in the undertaking. They are Grand'Army men, well | known and reliable. At their request their names are not given, but if it becomes neces- sary their identity can be established. One of them occupies an official position in this city | and the other is a well-known capitalist. Toa reporter one said yesterday: “Yes, sir, I think there is ascheme to capture the lower penin- sula, and if the plan is as well’ has the powerful backing that the m |claim for it, they may make considerable trouble for Mexico. Iwas asked to join. and was offered suitable rank and pay. Of course I would have nothing to do with such a scheme, and did not want to know too much about it.” The second Federal oflicer, when interrogated by the reporter, admitted having had the same offer made to him. “The scheme is being worked through a secret order which has a large membe — through the south,” he said, “and they are well organized, and number ove 1,000 men in the military department, while th civil department takes in many prominent and influential men. “I refused to have anything to do with the scheme, but expect to hear from it before long. Any one who has watched the progress of things on the peninsula during the past year, and who has known of the existence of this society, can easily see that trouble is brewing.” —eeo—__ __ THE EIFFEL TOWER. How the Tallest Artificial Structure on the Earth Looks. From the Vossiche Zeitung. The monstrous tower designed by Engineer Eiffel for the Paris exposition has three stories or divisions. The first story is sixty metres high (ametre is equal to thirty-nine inches) and rests on the arches which join the four foundation columns that carry upon them the entire weight of the huge tower. The tower has four distinct sections, Each wing is provided with a refreshment saloon that may be reached by means of winding Staireases under the foundation piers, Not- withstanding the center of the space has been setapart for the elevator there still remain office in the present location, and many are in | favor of locating the office a short distance | from the court-house, bank, and other public buildings. Many are opposed to the office being kept in a store, while others who live in the country and come to town at night think this would be a convenience to them, as the office would be kept open to a later hour. How the matter will end remains to Thomas Oxley. an oldand well-known citi of the county. died at his home in Poolesv district on Saturday in the eightieth year of his age. Rev. 8. B. Teagarden has been appointed as preacher in charge of the Christian churches at Rockville and Redlend for the ensuimg year. The m rsof the By hurch. this place, have made arrar he repaint- ing and freseoing of their church editic AM | n THE COURT RED TEACHERS’ ASS Correspondence of THE Evests. Ma The jury in the cas: on trial for killing Le the prisoner guilty o: court sentenced him to tentiary. It is thought carried to the court of The following additic posed of: Marion Dack« A. Beall, vs. Lavinia 2 for defendants. State v MEETING OF | TION. Stan. >», April 13, 1839. ate vs, Levi Simms, jay found aghter, and the | ree years in the peni- | imistrator of M Chipley: verdic W. F. Hatton, assault with intent to kill; found guilty of sault, and fined and ¢ State vs. Geo. E. Diven. in liquor | without license: pleac costs. J. O. Brady vs. Thos. Garry. appeal case. judgment reversed with costs in favor ot Brady Jas. H. Simpson vs. Jere. Duckett. appeal dismiased. H.W.Green vs. appeal; judgment reversed and $1.20 for appelice. J. M. id T. Uron, administrator of David $ | for debt of 1.000: judgment defendant. | In thecase of State vs. Henry Fields, for lar- ceny. heretofore reported, the judgment of the | court was withheld pending an inquiry into his mental condition. ‘The Prince George's Colored Teachers’ asso- ciation held its quarterly meeting here vester- day, in the office of the Marlboro’ Gazite; R. W. Diggs in the chair. Addre were de- livered by M. H. Diggs on th ress of the colored race. and by J. D. I = on edu tion. Papers were read by Misses C. E. Proc- tor am Watson. ‘The aboli n of cx poreal puntst assed in the affirma- | tive by Miss 4 Miss genera! del tion adjourne Hillsville, D. €.. June 7 Mr. Thomas erry. of Concord, a pr citizen of Prince George's, is critic his home in Kent district. Extensive improvements. at a cost of $3,500, | are to be made on the Carlton mill property, in Bladensburg. The project of building the Pinkney Me- | morial Episcopal church. at Hyattsville, is | taking shape, and it is thought that work will be begun in a short time. Mr. W.S. Ryan has been reap agent on the Pope's Creek railroa Retirement of Government Clerk. To the Elitor of Tue Evestve Stan: In the New York Herald of the 10th instant and in the Sunday Herald, this city, of the 14th | instant was a brief outline of a concise plan to } retire civil service employes. The proposition is to deduct from the salary of every govern- ment clerk in Washington 1 each month and turn it into the Treasury. This would make a respectable fund, and from that fund there | shall be ps id to every retired clerk $40 per | month as long as he may live. No one to retire unless he or she wishes after he or she shall have served the government in any y thirty years. Should a clerk, after such ser become incapacitated by reason of mental or physical infirmity then he or she can be placed | on the retired list. It would seem that this plan is an admirable one. No money would be from the government; it would be entirel, sustaining. and it w i service. The pitiful c: in Washington it would be 'y to particularize, where old have | served the government many and | been turned out of their positions with nothing | in hand, and become dependent upon their chil- | dren. All the promoters of t Congress 1s a law to legali deduction from the pay of all will create a fund sufficient to support the measure and those who may become beneficiaries. It is under- stood that no one is to be forced to retire un- less incapecitated after thirty years’ servic but they will. after such service, have the op- tion of retirement. It will offer a secure sup- port for old age, or in case of accident or dis- ease. A meeting will be called shortly, and the | Measure can then be discussed in all its bear- ings by those interested in the measure. spectfully AsoTHER CLERK. > The First to Recognize Woman. ‘To the Editor of Tax Evexixe Stax Another evidence of the conscientious, inde- pendent judgment exercised by our new Presi- dent, which excites approvai and admiration, is his recognition of woman on his corps of essistants. This departure from the custom of @ll previous Presidents bestows great honor tapon ber—a citizen of the United States un- franchised, a fair lady—the first of woman- kind to be appointed on the stenographic corps at the White House, and this retlected honor is generously indulged in by all her professional sistere the country over. Somehow they can- not but regard this step as greatly extending their field of action and aspiration, because in the course of their cabalistic labors they have ‘ 1 ae so much about “precedent” that, without wing exactly why, they have come to esteem tive wed by subj The a- | t at Pioneer institute, ninent iy ill at | mail | 1 yaneae L F. ses that have oc feu dependence. Hence the fraternity feel that | ‘now the door to the clerical department of the great executive office of this the best—and ever better—country under the sun is open them, and, thanks to President Harrison ever aguin can it be said, “No lady need Sunday-schoot Teacher—Children, what les- son do we learn from this verse: “Verily, I say ‘unto you that a rich man shall hardly enter into the of Heaven?” 4,200 square metres of floor room for the accom- modation of visitors who may desire to prome- nade and enjoy a view of the city from that height. The apartments are very roomy, and precau- tions have been taken to insure the visitors against all possibility of accident. An iron railing rehed root to ex S sun, surrounds the extreme edge of the plat- form, as it may be called, which has been re- served as a promenade for those who desire to walk about. The requirements for the comfort of the inner men, too, have not been forgotten. Kitehe storerooms, ice-chests and the like have been fitted up in the most handy manner in ina so that there ix little occasion to fear t supply of stimulating refresh- nents will give out, even in the days whensuch rays of the lude the intens lodgings in the hotcls and privaté houses will | not be obtainable for love or money. Each one of the four 3 provided with a cellar capa- ; ble of storin 100 tuns of w Everything about the structure is absolutely proof, for iron is the only material that has n used in its constraction. Two thousand persons per hour can ascend and descend the " ses leading to the platform, and 4,000 | d seats to rest upon in the cafes at one metres four vy, which is sixty is also reached b inside of the supporting a sharp inward curve, for the tf and prome Here, too, in the nmodious and handsomely-decorated cafe the thirsty and tired sightseer may find some- | thing more potent than Seine water toreeuper- te his streng? This story is 91 metres above the tip of the Notre steeple and higher than the tower of the palace of the Trocadero, on the other side of the river, and, as may easily be imag- ined, the view of the surrounding country to be had from such an altitude is almost inde- seribable. From here on the columns of the tower fall in towards each other until they as- cend a distance of 275 metres above the ground, where the third and last story is situated, Only one staircase leads to the third ‘story, which is for the exclusive use of the persons employed in the tower, and all visitors are ex- ed to use the elevators. two in number, to reach that point. The platform is 18 metres square, still large enough to erect thereon a comfortably-sized dwelling. The view here is simply superb, The story is equipped with re- flecting mirrors and a large supply of fleld- glasses for those who wish to use them. It has en estimated that the ordinary eye can dis- ‘n objects 70 mile The tower termin: es buil | umns, which make ing but 1,400 square metres of surf: ade es in what is known as the | Th, 25 metr ove the third section, it this place has been set aside for the use of the scientists for making observations. The Rothchilds’ Countless Millions. From: London I Report has it that Alphonse de Rothschild | has lost about three millions sterling over the | breakdown of the copper syndicate. He can | view the loss with comparative equanimity, for | has managed to considerably increase the | - paltry ten millions which he inherited from | his father. Altogether, the Rothschilds are worth something over a hundred millions, and | there is a family compact in existence by which | they are bound to stand by one another. It is reported among those who should know that nothing t trenuous exertion of the per- sonal intlucne Mr. d de Rothschild prevented the h branch of the family- firm from following th Moths Mak From the Natura! Moths of some kinds are said to change color to match the food that they happen to eat. A goat moth enclosed in a box lined with pink tissue paper turned from gray green to pink, and When a white hning was put in the box the moth became white. iead of Baron Alphonse. o. ag the Most of the Color. soe - Strong Sunlight in Babies’ Eyes. From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. “A child of mine,” said Joseph Kendall, “suf- | fered a severe affliction in the eyes a few years | ago, and they are yet weak. I came to the conclusion that it was the result wholly of ha ing the child's eyes exposed to the sharp rays of the sun. Every day you can see the servants wheeling babies around in little carriages, with the little one’s eyes fully exposed to the sun. I believe that is the cause of so many young children having to wear eye-glasses. The ocu- lists are now paying some attention to the matter.” ie An Unusual Vowel Sound. From The Chicago News The other day we saw that the words “aga in and “against” were the only English words we could think of wherein the “ai” had the sound of short ‘e.” Another word has occurred to us—the word “said.” We are curious to know how many instances of this peculiar sound of “ai” there are in our language, and we invite the co-operation of our readers in finding out.” Poor Browning! From the New York Sun. “What has become of your Browning so- ciety, Miss Wabash?” asked a New York gentle- man of a Chicago girl. “Oh, Browning is in the soup, and we are | going for Goethe now! soe Rowena Scott, an eizhteen-year-old girl in | Buffalo, married an actor named Chas. Wesley | Woodruff after a three days’ acquaintance, and | has now been deserted by him. Ex-Congressman Simeon B. Chittenden died turday at his residence in Brooklyn. The representatives of John L. Sullivan and | Jake Kilrain met in New York yesterday and made the rest of the — for the great fight, Dr. J. R. Gyles, aged sixty-five, for forty sa physician in New York city, committed | suicide Sunday by taking strychnia. They Are Both Right. — villous ae to a Glad: “How goes the struggle, neiga’ ad Laughed Healthy, Life is copia Groaned Billious, it’s labor.” If your liver strikes at unexpected moments; if your stomach is not satisfied with what It gets, if Your nerves turn system and order up side down, then it is labor to live. The reverse of this snarl is what youwant ‘that will indeed be capi. tal. Here's how to get it: DRS. STARKEY & PALeEN:—“Your Compound Oxygen Treatment relieved me entirely of Bron- chitis.” MRs. WM. H. JouNsox, Tarboro, N.C. Dus. StaRkeY & PaLey:—“Your Compound Boy—*We learn that it’s going to ber goed deal harder to get into heaven than it is to get into the United States Senate.” wtethenee acy reo ra! wt. nights since dogs broke into the sheep- fold of Mr. John Williams, in Campbell county, it ina field. cm and bites nine om carcasses oreauit next day was thirty-four dead dogs veral dead buzzards. Ox n Treatinent cured me of desperate bh trode.” Mink JF. PuSNY, Contre. bloriches, It “Drs. . Stark ey & Palen’s office records show over 45,000 different cases in which their Compound Oxygen feng te bee eee by pb; _ their ce valids independently. Their brochure of 200 pages will be forwarded to any one DRS. STARKEY & PaLEN, No. Sarece Puliedsipaie: Pa. 1529 Arch Cart Asp See On Warre For AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS AUCTION SALES. photographs or samples of the following low priced Cae OF, VALUABLE a goods, WwW. B. MOSES & SON, Nos. 520, 522, 524, 526, 528, and 530 11th st. n.w., axD Nos. 1100 and 1102 F st.n.w., Washington. D. 0. 35 Parlor Suites, 7 pieces. Lounges. Shatnber Suites. $7 Book Cases. $14 Chests of Six Drawers, $10 Wardrobes. $3.25 Costumers, $4 Beidsteads, &, Bureaus, $1.75 Washstands 50e. Towel Racks, 50c. Fancy Table. 50c. Hanging Mirror. 15c. Kitchen Chairs, Oe. Cots . Mattresses, 10¢. Pillows. Se. Blankets. 89 Cedar Chests. 10c, Moth Paper. de. Mothaline Bags, c. Burlaps for Packing. 85 Baby Carriages. ¥5 Velocipedes. 87 Tricycles, 818 Bicycles. 50 Refrigerators. 86 Water Filters. $2.75 Japanese Screens. Japanese Bead Portieres. Hammocks. osquito Canopies. Mosquito Netting, 8 yards. Adjustable Wire Window Bereens,. creen Door Frames. 19, Curtain Poles. 24c. Cretonnes. #1 Lace Curtains, Portieres, ladras Curtains. Window Shades, ‘95e. Silk Plush, 24 inches wide, 1 Mohair Plush. Ramie Tapestries, Silk and Ramie Tapestries, Silk Tapestries, traw Matting, 40 yards, yrna Mats, 16 in. by myrna Mats, 18 in, by na Rugs, 21 in. by Smyrna Russ, a Smyrna Rugs, 48 in, by 84 in, th. in Carpet. Body Brussel Carpets. Velvet Carpets, $1.10 Moquet Carpets, BABY CARRIAG! yw over 100 different styles, varying in price to $50. Call and see them or write for a cata- We make carriages to order, repair them, or sell any of the parts. RATORS. erators is complete. 4 from th from # catalogue, Tt com- cheapest to the best, 0 to ¥100. Call and see ‘The assortment of gvods for Slip Covers is complete, and comprises every style of goods used for this pur- pose, from the cheapest cotton stuffs to the finest linens. Onr gutters are first-class, and perfect fits are ed, The charges for cutting and muking in “style are ax low as ordinarily charged for mon work, We make no charge for samples and estimates, WIRE WINDOW 8 We havea pa ver 1ade for priva id furnish them at about the cost of the carps le screens and doors, We make no charge for estimates. Write us permission to send our solicttor to show you the screen and give estimate. W. B. MOSES & SON, 524, 526, 528 and 530 11th st. nw., and No. 1100 and 1102 F street northwest, Washington, D.C. Nos. 520, Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery GoodgInterior Decorations, &e., &e. MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS For English Brass Bedsteads and Cribs, Hartford Woven Wire Mattresses. Parquet Flooring, Mosaic Wood Flooring, Venetian Blinds, Moorish Fret Work, Berlin Carpets, Steel Door Mats, Best Carpet Sweepers, ‘The Cataract Washing Machine and Lace Curtain Stretchers, ap-13 Grasp Easrex Daiseray or PARASOLS. ctions, consisting of unique shapes Tks. ch almost every conceivable shade ed in Dress Goods, That is one ele- gant idea, and we have made it a point to procure such colorings as will match our assortinent of Dress Goods, sk you to see this display, as they are well worthy fF inspection, nt Satin Stripe Parasols, paragon frame, natu- ie at #148 autitul Silk Parasols, in all the new colorings, ‘odes, Tans, and with Tassels to match, wide Satin Bower, very sixhtly, at 1.98, Plain AlL-Silk Parasols, Gros Grain, with white edge, ved, at $3.98, iu and Plaid Parasols, at 50, » Which are really beautiful, Such hown, FRENCH PARASOLS. ¢ imported a considerable number of styles 1 which we guarantee will not be seen else- here being ouly one of 4 kind and color; so therefore. it would be wise, to see these before the cream of the assortinent is selected. Prices range from 86 up to Bz. CHILDREN’S PARASOLS, CHILDREN’S PARASOLS. Mothers would do well to see these for the little ones, as we have devoted a great deal of care to the selection of Parasols suitable for children, Prices from 25e. to 21.50, Endless variety, LANSBURGH & BRO, ONE PRICE, 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st. apll Six Gaear Banoarss Ix Gnocenms. BY ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. (Wednesday, March 27, 1889.) 162 dozen cans Sugar Corn, per dozen.......81 cents 71 doz, large cans Golden Pumpkins per doz 96 cents 137 quart bottles Maple Syrup, 50 centsize, 39 cents 267 large cans Fresh Soups, 40 cent goods...34 cents 600 pounds Best Imported Macaroni, fresh shipment, Just received direct from the importer, 13 cent oods... : ‘85 barrels choice Patent Process Flour... We are also offering the following ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTIES: Strontia Spring Water. Pure Stearic Acid Carriage Candles in 2 Ib. Cartoons, Patent “Fibrine” Vegetable Biscuit (with Beet Root) for dogs. The only .yroper food for such animals, es- pecially in cities. Home-made Cake, all kinds and sizes, and Boston Brown Bread, fresh every day. Genuite Mandheling Java Coffee, You will never know what truly deliciaus coffee is until you drinks real Genuine Mandheling. It is universally conceded that our POTATO CHIPS: are always the freshest and sweetest by far than any to be bad elsewhere., ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, mh27 428 Ninth st, n.1 Gests Suits Scourzp AND PRESSED FOR $1. Prato Als a SSS eras. SIDE OF. Fo! RIEENTH STRERT: BETWEES GOnCORA: AND 3 sore NORTHWEST, NOS. 1628, 1630, x virtue of By of, & decree of the Supreme Court of te theause NO T1484 uty, wherein William G Clabangh ct al are come inabts and Lillie W. C. Clabaugh et al. are defend: | nts, 1 will offer for sale. at public ‘auction, fn frout of | Rare oor CEE the following-described is of real estate and the | | in George | . eorge H. Plant's subdivision of square _ two hundred and eight (203), accordii tof said subdivision of record in the office of the city of Washington. impr and basement brick dwelling and a two-story building known as Clabaugn Heil, under which ball are two large and commodious storerooms. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and balance at oue and two years, with interest froui the day of sale; the deferzed payments to be represented by uotes of the purchaser and by deed of trust upon the premises sold. $2200 cash be required on each parce! of real estate as soon the same is bid off. If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the termis of sale within ten (10) day day of sale, the property will be resold at cost. All conveyancing and reconling, at purcliaser's cost. EDWIN _B. HAY, Trustee, 1425 New York avenue. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, apl6-d&ds WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE COUPELETTF, ONE | SURREY WAGON, ONE SET SINGLE HARNESS | AND ONE BAY House. a | By virtue of a deed of trust dated Dec 7, 1887, and duly recorded in Liber 12! Jan folio 293, et seq... Of the | records of the District of Columbia, aud at the est of the holder of the notes secured thereby, I lat public auction, in front of auction rooms, isiana avi ity : DAY, THE EW Hs) DAY OF APRIL, 1889, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M., the fol- lowing described persoual property, oue coiipelette, @ surrey Wagon, one set le harness, one bay ore. < ‘Terms cash. (ap16-2t] WM. W. BULLEN, Trustee BEE BROWNE 0O.. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, 1321F st. n.w. HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1823 I STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On “TUESDAY, the TWENTY-THIKD DAY OF APRIL, 1889. A'T FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, I shall sell at public auction part lot 8, in Square 166, improved by a three-story and basement brick dwelling, containing 9 rooms withall the mod- ern improvements, being No. 1823 I street northwest, ‘Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two equal os dies at one and two years, with notes bearing terest at six per cent per aunum and secured by deed erty sold; #200 deposit required ‘All conveyancing and recording at THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ue, post-office, on of trust on prop the time of sal Purchaser's cost, _ap16-d&ds FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN j PROPERTY NEAR TENALLYTOWN, D.C AND CONTAINING TW ¥ ACRES OF LAND, LETCHALL'S CHANCE,” KNOWN AS THE HANES PROPERTY, rte of adecree of the Supreme Court of the tof Columbia, ‘passed ‘in equity cause No. the undersicned trustee will sell at public on the premises, on SATURDAY, THE Y-SEVENTH DAY OF APKIL, A. D! 1889, OCK P. M., part of a tract of land called | hall's Chance,” situated in Washington county, tof Columbia, distant about orfe-half ‘terly direction trom Tenallytown, Joining the property of Georze \ said tract containing about twenty and being known as the dianes property cular description of the same being contained in the proceedings had in the above numbered equity cause. ‘Terms of the sale as prescribed by. the decree: One third cash and the balance in one (1) and two (2) years, for wi purchaser must be aid to Adeposit of $200 will be required at Ia the ceri are not complied with in the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost, GEORGE E, HAMILTON, Trustee, ap) Gd&ds Suh Building. MALL HOU D 1030. FIRS K AND L STREETS N, W, apreme Court of the District olumbia, passed in equity, cause number 11263 Bresnahan vs. O'Conn al, I will sell in front of ic auction. on SATURDAY, APRIL assy, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., niches front by depth thereof of 31 feet front by depth thereof of hington city, D. C.; story dwellings numbered Ast street n.w.; the first two and the south ‘allin square 6 proved by three t 1026, 1028, and 1 D. frame and the lust brick. Terms: one-third cash, one-third in one year and one-third in two years, with interest from day of sale, or all cash if desired. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, and a deposit of $100 required on each house at ting of sole: im JOB BAI D, Trustee, 500° Sth st. n. ANSON BROS, Auct's. apl6-codts rpom 3 DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE BY AUCTION A HANDSOMFLY EQUIPPED HOUSE CING IN | PART ONE VEKY FINE. CP! ES & BRO. PIANO, COV Y HANDSOME, PARLOR SUIT \D BOOK: CASES, FANCY AND EASY © HAND- SOME * DININ NITURE, _DECO- K 2 GLASSWARE, SELS “CARPETS, AMBER FURNI E ES, MA’ Ts G, APRIL EIGHTEEN, SLOCK, T shall sell at On THURSDAY MORNI 1889, commencing at Tesi 1150 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE OF Fine Assortment of Imported DWARF AND TREE ROSES, FRUIT BEARING AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND TREES, FROM THE BOSKOOP (Holland) NURSERY ASSOCIATION, Represented in the United States by C. H. JOOSTEN; 3 Coenties Slip, New York, to be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, At my Salesrooms, 11th aud Pennsylvania ave., On THURSDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1889, At ONE O'CLOCK. THOMAS DOWLIN Auctioneer, F LOTS AND OF D! ON |W iV AND FIRS’ ; 4 APRIL EIGH- -ENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we Will sell in front of the premites Lots 3.and 13, Square 666, Lot 3 fronts 31 feet 10 iuckes on Water street, near U, aud Lot 13 is corner ot Water and Tf streets south. Lots 2 and 1 i MNEK O. NOON, street south, eet; Lot 11 is on Water street, near U street south, fronts 41 feet. Lots 4 and 5, Square east of Square 667. ‘These Lots are on Water street, near U street south, and each fronts 3z 8-14 feet. sale peremptory. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in six-and twelve months, with 6 per cent’ interest, secured by deed of trust. A deposit of $a0 on each Lot at time of sale. Conveyancing, &e., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser eee Poe advertise- juent in some Lewspaper published in Washington, D.C. DUNCANSON BROS., api3-a Auctionéers, ‘DD STREETS, CORNER OF 18 STREETS, AND CORNER OF 21ST EREETS NORTHEAST, SUITABLE SE DESIRING 10 PURCHASE FOR HOMES AT LOW PRICES, Or FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINETEENTH at HALF-PAST FIVE O'C. JK, we will sell in front of the premises Lots 10, 11, 12, 13 2 Block 4, frouting 1Sthand 19th streets, D streets northeast. Lots & wud 9, Block 10, corer 18th and D northeast. Lots 1 and 2, Block 21. 21stand E uortheust. ‘These lots ure in the sub-division of “Long Mead- ows” and suitabie for persons of Minited means of ob- taining lots at low prices as a large quantity of ground can be obtained in this locality at « stall expenditure, Which, iu a tew years, may be out of euch of persons of mi rate meals desirous of building themselves a home or keeping tor 1uture advance. ‘Terms, }s cash, balauce in 1 and 2 years, with 6 per cent interest notes tobe secured by deed ‘of trust, oF all cash, at option of purchaser, a deposit of $50 on each lot ut time of sale. Conveyancing, &e., at pur- chaser's cost. ‘Lerms to be complied with i! 10 days otherwise right reserved to resell at risk. aud cost of ED ON NCAN D E # defoulting purchaser, alter 3 days’ public ‘advertise: ent of such resale in some newspaper publised in. Washington, D. C. DUNCANSON &ROS., apl3-d Auctioneers. ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ALUABLE FOURTEENTH STREET v ‘OU; TEEN HS! ‘REET PROPERTY On FRIDAY, APRIL NINETEENTH, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK, I wiil sell ih front ot the promises’ lots A, B and C, in 20 feet 10 inches are 238, each fron: on 14th street northwest bys depth of 120 fect inches to @ wide alley. ‘Terms: Oue-third cash ; balauce in equal installments at one and two years, notes to be given bearing 0 cent interest from date of sule, pay. fable semi-annually. and to be secured by deed of trust on premises, or aii aah at purchaser's option. A deposit of 8100 on each lot will be required ut time of sale. Conveyaucing, &c., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with ii ten'days, otherwise the right is reserved to resell ut the and cost of defaulting purchaser after five ayy! public notice of such resale In some newspaper lished in W. m, D.C. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, p11 -dieds \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ‘RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED SND NIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF M. IARYLAND AVE- NUE AND TWELFTH SURESE ‘SOUTH pul a UILDING LOT FRONTING 55 FEET ON | FQLKTON, KENTUCKY AVE. ATLAS Bore STKLET NEST: DETWEES NS AND O ES3™3 Yards to beach. renovated and STREETS SOUTH. ished | under new manacemuent will opeR Qu THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL EIGH- | (Good Friday) [api 2-Lme} TRUSTEES SAME Ory RPOVED PROPERTY IN | TEENTH at SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell in front of the | payne ATLANTA GOTTAGr — ice SRE Bt I |Pemeor ae socane He Se Bsa Virtue of an order of the 5 court of the | Fronting 58% fect on Half ciseet wens, between Nand Telintie Oity, 3. t of Columbia passed on the 2d day of April, | 0 strects south, susceptible of subdiviaion ito several D. 1MBO,, in Equity cause 10303 docket 26. | building lots Mr. BR, OWENS Lewis Cook is plaintiff and Frank Waters | Terms: One-third cash, balance inoneandtwoyears} 0 i BR others are defendants, we will offer for sale | at 6 per cent. payable semi-annually, secnred by deed | "EVHE ROYAL ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. St pblic auction in, front lof ‘the ‘premises ‘on | Of trust or ail'cash at the : yen tinents and service firet-c TUESDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, AD! posit ot $100 requires at REYNOLDS, late Continental and Lafayette 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. Ms. all that certain pieos | tte, at pure 's cost. Terms to be complied within | Philadelphia or of laud and premises known and distin- | 10 days, otherwise racht reserved to resell at risk and EDFORD MINERAL — ed on thesround plat or plan of the city of | cost of defaulting jurchaser ‘aiter Sve days public | J ta ‘ashington, District of Columbia, as the west Botice of such resale ewspaper published in Mountain Resort mo tee Jot 34 iu Hopkins’ recorded subdivision of square 110, | Wash Dc. JANSON BROS... Keng Monntain Resort, Water Unequsled. towether with the improvements, easements, | apli- "Auctioneers. 4 Jpens janes. Write tor | rights, privileges and appurtenatices to the same be- | = UNCANSON BR —— = —— __.____&. B. DOTY, Manager. loping or in anywise appertaining. D a OS., Auctioneers, Alastic CITY, N. J—ROTELS. BOARDING ‘Terms, as prescribed by the decree, cash, A deposit — bouses, Cot Lots and Beth bee ee 9.8100 required when the property is knocked down, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | for sie by LG ADAMS £ OOn me enetes ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise the | CANAL ROAD, AQUEDUCT BRIDGE, | Real Extate and Law building, Adlantic City trustees reserve the richt to resell the property at the GEORGETOWN, AND UNIMPRKOVED PROP- | “ap4-gut . Fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five | © EI) ON FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET, NEAR ae - PAGGRO av ore ee Rotice of such resale in some newspal H STREET SOUTH, | Hert MT. VERNON. PACIFIC AV pul ed in Washington, D. C. Conveyancing, By virtue of two certain deeds of trust, dated Obio, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J; 640 at purchaser's cost. Tespectively November Zod, 1 ‘and September | #150 to $2 per day, $5 to 814 per week H. B. MOULTON, 20) 186% and recorded in Liber. Ne. 800. Folio 40¢ | _mb20-Lim JAMLS'S. MOON, 2 nw, an tS 5, Folto 330, of the land records of the | \qr py: 5 - avEXCe ane JOHN TRIKE f Tree ietrit of Coluanbia iat the nega W DXDERMERETEXNEARED AVEXUR, ices Buniding, secured thereby, we wil public |" Shes hnenauns apunell seaes ate pn = ‘of the premises, the fo: nc described property, and | : om car: telephone 105. FPHOMAS E. WacGamay | Gn the ane nd hours named. io wite Um MONDAY, | 22028-1m M&S C. L. HOUSTON. iteai Estate Auctioneer. | the TWENTY-SECUND dss of ADIilia 188% at HALE UTEL EMERSON, ATLANTIC CITY, N suing aud sumaner AST HIVE O'CLOCK P: 3 puinbered 41. 42, | u 143, ), 7 and part of BU:in theaddition to George. eo town of part of a tract of land calied “Fox,” the same | being situated on the Canal Road near the Aqueduct ‘arvlina ave., uear the beach. Now open itor the weasone. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERT" UABLE IMP D, SAM'L J. YOUNG, Prop. REET NORTHW On TUESDAY, APRIL SIX% rT. dred and ninet ‘H, at FIVE HE RENOVO, ATLA! 7 — O'CLOCK P-M;.1' will offer for sale, in front of the | Bridie, and containing 14.000 square fect amore of | "PMIE RENONG. ATLANTIC CITY remisce, Lot 24, square 368, improved by @ 13-room | °C) RUERDACT TL te TW RD DAY OF ‘ow open; ly heated. rick Dwelling. Be Sad mbi W. E. CHERSEMAN. ye | APRIL, 1889, at 5:50 O'CLOCK P. M.. ail of lotmum- | —™2 es in “ aplLd&ds "THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, | bered thirty-four (34), in square numbered four hun (PBF OCEAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC cry, Na, P-cieht (408), situated on the west side ot 43y street, between 44 aud I streets southwest, in fhe city of Washington, D.C., being an unimproved rt. NOW OFEN Under Old Management, % Pe. __ eaaaineaaliees 3. A REID. PLANTS AND HANGING BASKETS FOR EASTER, | from ‘ay of sale util paid aval Reeured War ARE aE | | Je26-nstaythr ng tor ett hells, Re. LERMAN, ROSES, EASTER LILIES, CALLA LILIES, | uchrsie, and-all couvesaicias and seording | (Q'8E, VICTORIA CCE AS ESD. 8. ¢ AVE, aS HYACINTH, LIEK OF | Bitty seven Gapa fren aster: wleland is delat | S5z;hetatd cold ace water-open al Whe aur ne See ~ OF | thereof, trustees reserve the Tight to resell the prop: ——— m Smscae, , AND A GREAT QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS FOR BEDDING AT erty at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five | Trustees. (GBIRLEY-NEAK THE OCEAN, KENTUCKY AVE 8 een MEAS TIC CTV NG ee nO £26-Sm MES. MT SOUT BAL Lat W O® Be Beach days’ public advertisement. PHILIP ¥. LARNER, CHARLES T. DAVIS, DNESDAY MORNING, APRIL SEVEN- H, 1889, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my rooms, I shail sell a choice consignment of sshineton, Dh _ap9,11,13,16,11 HOMAS DOWLING, HADDON HALL above planta, fous 3 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct._ BALE OF Two Tw STORY Bina 115-3m EDWIN LIPPINCOTT. REE FINE LD) LOTS ON TWENTY- r ibrar a boo rs SL COND STREET. EAST SIDE, BETWEEN O| — RtUNNiNG“}RRObCH ae MAS od T ATLANTIC CITY, Ng on WEDNESDAY APTELNOUN, APRIL SEVEN. BYRNE at 115-4m SA EAD OF BS ANS, y! » AY AFTER 9 EVEN- ~ t 7 5 we TEENTH., at FIVE-FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK, we will satan $i8.dced of trust tous, dated May 7, 1885, 77a GuaLposTE— _STODDARD, sell in front of the premises ey = 4. 15, of the land rec- T ONTE, 3 LOTS 34.35 AND 36, SQUARE 63 ords of the Distric at the requ ATLANTIC CITY, &. J. Lots 34 and 36 from tiie fee Cte an 1 ib fronts pervon secured thereby. we will sell at public auction. Moved to the Beach. 18 feet, all having a depth of 115 tet toa 3U-foot | 3 a EDNE: ’ . alley. "“Alley on the north of 6 andan alley cn the | $F NTY-FOUT 1 | ENLARGED AND IMPLOVED. woth of dd. This Property is situated ina rapidly | thirty-nine <3), and thirty-cieht Salt Water Bathe iu thelouse > OCEAN TIE Terms: Une-fourth cash; balance in one, two and | S* buudred snd twenty wx ( emcenting & /ENNHURST, Bim 7 not atte deed in’ liber No. three yeurs, notes to be xiven for deferred ‘pai eo ents, onde, ATLANTIC CITY, or J. bearing 6 per cent interest, payable semi-annually, | “(00 NG laud neords. hs al!- | Near the beach ; open grates; good drai and to be secured by deed of ‘trust on property sold, oF | 2 ¢7M*: Que-tlurd cash. balance in three equal install- 3m. TAS x00n, all cash at option of purchaser. vA deyrouit of #10u ee | MeL Wi Aly ows fouls, or eli coah et apeian —— ee quired on each lot at time of sale. ‘Conveyancing, &e | Ost Mt ber ce 100 required HE WAVERLY, at purchaser's cost. Terins to be complied with in ten | PLEUrchASErs. be complied ALLANTIC CITY, N.4. days, otherwise the right is reserved to reseilat the | Gaya” All convey purchasers! Open all the year, hot and ccld sea-water baths ia risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, alter five . 2 Cai Frenne Cot ae. use; sun parlors, Mrs. JL. Dat ANT tere days’ public notice of such resale in some hewspaper CHARLES SCHSEIEEE. HE IsLESWORTE. ATLANTIC CHT uublished in Washington, D.C. si 4 NEL CR, p LESWé 3 ANTIC © x Poeplz-a Di apl3-deds Trustees. On the beach, sea end of Virgin, “ANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ve. WILL OPEN FEBRUARY ¥, INSu, 6m BUCK & MoCLELLA! _ LADIES’ GOODS. LADY. FORMERLY CARRYING ON DRESSMAK- iat in Ns id Like the patronage of Washes and perfect Ht. cutting tLe. ERE MPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON O STREET, BETWE! NORTH CAP | AND IST STH KIDAY APTI > 1ssy, AT FIVE O'CLA the premises, LOT 40, SQUARE 616, nO street north sidé), witha depth A rapidly improving section of the city, = DOWLING, Auctioneer. HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF F STREKT, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS, NEAR THE CORNER A api6-ow" OF 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWM | , {erin iuade known at ole, or 5) applying. ~dgad GPo Sarre, se AS FEDERAL BUILDING, AT AUCTION. Weoster La Bailing. Tew Striee, Gok ee Taos. i aa Paris and London. Ladies’ own material made On WEDNESDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1889, up. neuaranteed. Prices reasonable. In- at 5 o'clock, in front of the premises, I will seJl part of lots 13, 14, and 15, in square 456, fronting 90 feet on the south side of F street, 40 feet from the southeast turers of the celebrated White's ly yraeht ut Waist Liming. Co «uaranteed to makes These liniuys a: NIING TING IN-THUCTION IN | stylish ‘ttle waittslcever aud collar. “Price, 40 corner of 7th street, having a depth of 100 feet and | Meve: 2 and for all aes, 9 fast theagure only in becensa: GEO. WHITE, improved by large four-story brick buildings contain- | Rog fst) Call sink wee tne ender ad Ng AES) | apt d-6 Ladies’ Tailor, 1110 Fo, | ing stores and office rooms. ‘This property is in one of | students a the great business centers of the city, in close prox imity to the Interior and the General Postoflice and Patent Office Departments, passed by the two principal street railroads, and, considering its surroundings, of- fers advantages to investors that seldom occur. RAINED TEACHERS .. Lanruaves and Ei Also private lessons. “Trial HALL, 221 Estn.w, apl-1st* LEST, MOST RAPID, MOST VERSITY--T Sole Agent for the IP CUTAWAY CORSET, SF ST. N. W. apl0-1m HAVE lish HORTHA’ legib ‘Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three equal Proficiecy reaclied im three mouths, “Ab. now prepared to em ¢ solutely no failures. Type-writi orders. Kenovating d clean payments at one, two and three years, with notes bear- forvanahlet, HEAD SCHOOL UF laces of all description. stinumet desea "a: ing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the prop- | RAPHY, #21 F sti. old stand, 713 11th st. aw a erty sold. Ail conveyancing and recording st pur BUSI chaser’s cost. $1,000 deposit required at the time of Ess arithmetic, grai EDUCATION. ar, histo PING, SEPERFLUOs HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED » spelling, peun py electric heedle without ae ship, elocution, fyye-writing ‘and id servige, rayid ) tay 4 tar owthow is Dh GAB If the terms of sale are not complied within ten days | Honmercial Shouls 407 E Capeets eres DOD'S | _apd-Tan 1321 G st. a the right is reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers af- ter ten days notice in some newspaper published in the city of Washington. THOMAS DOWLING, apl-d&as Auctioneer. Mus M. J « Praso. 1329 F st, n.w., at Mrs. Harrison's, FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, Also, SELECT ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR. HAIR DRESSED. BANGS SHINGLER pe BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. now, Terms beau ow. Openall Summer. Also Summer School at Asbury Park, N. J. “anz9 ND, her of Elocution. Correct (deep) breathing Voice Culture, Oratorical and ond ___._._ me Dramati m, at 1617 13th stn. dal-Gm FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS ARE ae 5 S PEN ; > 7 nounced by Mewre. WOODWARD & Lognop decree of the Supreme Court of the PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CO! oe thal . “ District of Columbia, passed in equity cause, No. | Mand D sts.n.w, Founded 1864. More than 50 se tie best in their sock, They have noceee, Det 11624, the undersigned trustees will sell at. public Women have been trained in the Spe = me. auction, in front the {premises on WEDNESDAY, Day and night sessions. Six courses y' the SEVENTEENTH DAY Of APRIL, at FIVE | Business Course nd, Typewriing and Gray) us, duding Habite, Evening O'CLOCK P. M., all that parcel of real estate in the | ophone : ish; Televraphy: Spencers’ | Street Costumes, ete, made at short notice Peck city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, desix- | Kapid Writing, Reading aud Oratory, Delsarte method. | £1 und work, cue Atti: nequited. Reasonable pee nated as part of oriiinal lot one (1),in square echt | Busivess men ‘furnished with trained employes Tus | - Formerly with Lent & Taare New ork, and W: hundred and six (S Si. Louis. Buttonholes made. mb18- ning trated catalogues fre Prin muh ), described as follows: Beg: for the same at the southeast corner of said lot, e horthwest corner of north K street and Fifth ue SARA A. SPENCER, Vice- al; HENRY C. SPENCER, LL.B, Principal. x rz (th) street east, and running thence west alone the | ~ RVA * =. Y a A south line of said lot twenty (20) feet, thence north | AQ fARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS Kuncrrs Duess Suervs seventy-two (72) feet to the south like of an alles War PUTNAM, A Mt, ANOODTELS TENE nine (9) feet eleven (11) inches wide; to be laid the rear of the premises herein conveyed, them _mh19___At Sanders & Stayman's, 034 Fret. iw. chine taste ee along said south line of said alley twenty (20) feet to cae ‘ - the east line of said lot, and thence along the said east MA27TS5'S (COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH KLEINERT'S SEAMLESS STOCKINETT. ling of said It seventy-two (72 feet to the place of | JVM st oitice. Colored students uot | KLEINERT'S SEAMLESS PURE KUBBER ANB ning. admit for ue. mho VARIOUS OTHLR DKESS SHIELDS. ‘rms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with imterest at six (6) per cent, in notes secured by deed of trust on prem- ELDON’S DANCI n. w., MONDAY G ACADEMY, 1004 F ST EVERY PAIR WAKKANTED. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUK TRADE MARK Ss" ises sold, or'all cash, at option of purchaser or pur. | NOW 8 thi end pane (KLEINELT) on every pair. Clisers” depen sieve yu ine eaiuined at time | mbl-3m —_ BEWARE OF IMITATION. sale. Conveyancing at cost 0! eror purchasers, ISS BALCH’S CIVIL INSTIT a Cl ‘1 7 . On ten (10) days default in with termeot | JY red. most sticcess- | JA TRG EstABL SiMe ode Roe CLEARS sale the right is reserved to re purchasers’ cost | fally f Jon taughtand com- | }irst-class Ladies’ and Gente work of every desct and risk on five days’ notic ‘i Positions caretully revised; Lishest references. t4-amm | tion. “Plush, Velvet aunt’ Eventing sete NEAL T. MURRAY, 13 4% st. = | AND cabolan PERCH, tormerly with A. Fischer a 3 : a = % ana an son ¥riese, Pari gy a ade einen BOOKS AND STATIONERY. VON” Meciere DRY CLEANING —4 ‘Trustees. = = a om SHMENT AND DYE WOKKS, 9U6 G st. n.w DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneera — apo-d&ds_ | Easter Novenries. Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments of all hinds cleaned and Dyeu without being ripped. Laces’ Evening Dresses S.cpeaalty,, Thirty lve years’ experience, Prices Moderate. Goods called for and delty; + LL-WOOL GARMENT A Syed’ good inouruing EASTER CAKDS, BOOKLETS, BIBLES, PRAYER Books AND HYMNALS, CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, ual books at LOWEST PRICES at BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, 416 7th st. nw ASTER CAKDS Av HALF PRICE TO TEACHE Pra ards, satin novelties, chickens, rabbits, kets, eggs, &c. Wonders for children . 10 cts, “Jap. scrolis, tans, &e., toys, lueking paper Lowers, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, vd SAIADE Ur Ox miVPED, A. FISCHER, ela HUG G st. now, _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. JYALLET & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS: CHOI selections; tempt 1 TON. ATURDAY, APRIL TWENTIETH, 1889, at E O'CLOCK, Y will seil in front of the pre lot §, in square 198, fronting 26 feet on 16th street northwest, between K and L streets, by a depth of 100 feet to a wide al.ey, and having also aside alley G teet wide. The improvements are two small brick houses, now under rent. apl5-3t 1D} ‘Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two equal 3. JAY GOUL! May 10; agency to be closed fo _ ments at one and two ‘years, with notes bearing i- = mb B. LOSUMNEK, S11 Oth st, nw, im 7 : Easter Canns, EASTER BOOKLETS. E Satin and Plush Art Prints in unique designs for paster. ‘The finest and best Easter Cards. . ©. PURSELL, Bookseller, mh30 415 Yth at. terest and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conve mg and recording at purchaser's | 00 will be required at tine of | If the terms of sul miplied with in ten days the right is reserv the property at the Tisk and cost ot the defaulting purchaser or purchus- ers after teu days’ notice in Some Hewspaper published in the city of Washinton, 1s, & Sravuax DECKER BKOS.. WERE: FIsc and ESTER PIANOs, and wed mr ESTEY ORGANS. Pianos for rent and sold Ph aceopemodating terme aMAN, ioneer, = a SANDI OF REALE LHIRD GENTLEMEN’S GOODs. ee ate te x 3D) S 1 EAST, BELWEEN PE YLVA- | — = = ve = oF ‘Schinston, x a SUE AND SOUTH « aie H. D B = tes (aoe tame yaa. Virtue of a decree of Supreme Court of the 217 : ud frictot Columbia passed in Equity Cause No, 4874 of Se Ss U. P. mene jes et al. against Peter McNuulara and others, the ER ANI dersigned ‘trustees will sell_at. public auction ih IMPORTER AMD TAILOR, HE Stirrr Upricur Fiano ‘ont of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE TW \- | Has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS | _ It is the most durable Pisno made. OcnoeR eM. Deane ee inh inasaee we Barend a Sits all ts made in his Ttinarastc im’ eaign and abish, re] I Ley hat parcel reai estate in the city a . warment ef Washington, District 4 Columbine being yart of | eaablishment pita the most brlfiait 'sinicinue quality of tomete original lot 15, in square 76. nine on Gd street prugh Laake east, 27 feet south of the northeast commer of sald lot 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘Terms—Cash or wow! ‘uestallments. and running thence south along the Lig of said street ELFFER & CONLIFF, JP feet, thence west 85 tect, {hence noFth 13 feet, and £22-3m 1231 E st. nw, jence east 85 feet to } eINMInE. — ferins of sule: One-third cash. balance payable in 6, . * K K NNN A BEB KEE a. 18 months from day of cule wit Berean MEDICAL, &e. KK NN ss BB F terest, secured by the promissory notes Of the pure SS eg BX 322 AA Bea ES chaser, with a surety or sureties approved by the trus- 0 REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN &% RE pee tees; and on ratification of sale uud payment of the | : ale physician should «x NN A A purchase and interest a deed will be given to the pur- Park Place n.e., bet. PIANOS. chaser, his or her heirs aud assignees. A deposit of $1U0 Ladies only. Keutedy, #5. UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP Cont OF pubchaser “Tases taig., All conveyancing at | 1» FAD AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 006 BST. : AND DURABILITY. gustof purchaser. Terme to be complied ‘with in ten | bp Oe ee . Special attention of “Purchasers” is invited to ys, cherie trustees reserve right to resell at pur- | tho Cidest Letablished Eupert Spociatiot in tiaserts, | “Mes, Artiste hiyhen.” Snished ta decteee er Teasers Conte aiid risk after five days notice by, adver- | ing will xuarantee a cure in ull cases of privatedisaars | EST DECUKATIVE AKT Pisnos for tent. “SOHN SELDEN, 1503 Penns, ee {i men aud turisl Medicine, or no charge; consulte- | “SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A pertinent, JAS. EDWARDS, 500 3th ast.n-w. (Trustees, | oye tad pworn before aie by br ene | Comrie slinost every. well-known make in WILLIAM J. MI 456 Leave. ) country, in tho: THOS. &. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. SAMUEL C, MILLS, « Notury Public, in and tor tus | OUTS: iu thorough rerate, will District of Columbia, this tard day of July, 1550. STM Notiavase CORNER OF Mt THIRTY-THLIMD ~TREETS. ea ct ‘ 32 prices and tu tera, which apidaids apie lan ae |__| MONTHLY INSTALMENTS when desired. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | gg hs ta J —— “ Dr. BROTHEES 1s the oidest-established advertia- us ee SALE OF OSD ME ROVED REAL, ing Fone Physi 3 oe ae youcan . oo ggg ee Ny % Y | confide CU mr. 1 EES, YO a fo “4 t COLUMBIA, SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST | Particular attention paid to all diseases pecation % DRY GOOD: ladies, marned or single. Forty years’ apis-tm ” By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded th ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE laud records of said District in Lucr 1108, tobe 50, M rtwoof Dr. bAOTHES" Invigorating Cordial et seq., we will sell at public auction, in front of the | Will cure any case of nervous debility and loss of renutes on THURSDAY, the LW FLPTH Day | petve-power. It imparts vixor to the whole system, -M.» marcels of 3 | PpR Leon, ing atid being iu said town, and dostinwuished ‘The oldest shed and only Reliable seme esate | Dn py Mae Lt own and described as follows: Ast, Beginning st the northwest core: of Eridge awe weg. ae cmice an streets and ruu thence west on Bridge | prompt treatment. Correspondence fireel pz feet: tignes north (OU fect, Thence emt 30 | ght"RBt dyeing ke saree aed eommate | FF OTT SEFURNISHINGS. fect; thenee 19 feet 6 inches; thence east 37 | Oinice ulware omen ote vee feet 'to Potomac street, and thence south 79 feet 6 | = —__ — inches to the place of beginning. MENDS “2d. Beyinning at the northeast corner of and Market streets, and running thence east with Bridie street 40 feet; theuce north 114 feet; thence west 40 paipok or oT ail the improv. consist ince Houses numbered 3261, 3263, S207 S09 Me stree ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, residue in 2 equal in- 1 and 2 years, respectively, 6 per cent early, secured by deed of trast cash, at option of the pur- 8100 deposit required ‘on each pioce at Hime sale. All ‘e,, at : Terms of sale to’ be couplied witha 10 dave of de: posit forfelt(Gi ARLES H. CRAGIN, 3 avi3ats WILLIAM M. DOUGAL. =" Trustecs, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, *SPpovaL LiguID GLUE” ME, DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED Mirsiatie acs patience oqusulted daily thing: (Broken, Chine, Glass, Precis te siseoaly, es meaty! Drage Magu and Groers. 100: and 260. to¥ p.m. with: Cita VARIABLE UNIPRovep SRSEER: EO GOKNER OF AND C By virtue of edocres “of thi of the virtue of = District of Columbia, made and entered iat ou ther chic et pubite cash