Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1889, Page 6

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON KITH AND KIN OF WASHINGTO:! Who were Invited to the Dedication of the Washington Monument. This comprehensive list of the living rela- tives of Gen. Washington is compiled from the list of those to whom invitations were sent to attend the dedication of the national Washing- ton monument im 188. The commission ap- pointed by Congress to report a proper pro- gram for the occasion to take charge of the dedicating exercises endeavored as far as practicable to recognize and compliment the kith and kin of the illustrious Washington by sending to them invitations to witness the ceremonies, The names here presented were collected by Dr. Toner while in the discharge of his duty asa member of that commission, and who, with the instinct of an historian, pre- served them. It is not claimed that the list is complete or even includes the names of all the relatives of Washington to whom invitations were extended, but ouly those which were pre- served with their address. Had more of the kath and kin been discovered or disclosed themselves to the commission they would also have been invited on that occasion. The fre- quent reference to the matter of invitations to the relatives of the family to which the great Washington belonged to attend the centennial of the inuaguration of the first President of tne United States to be observed in the city of New York, April 30, 1839, makes this list particularly interesting just now. It is by far the most extensive of the living relatives of Washington that has been brought together. A few names not connected by blood or in- termarriage with the Washington stock appear in the list. These are the regents of Mount Vernon and three or four non-official persons to whom it was deemed proper to extend the compliment of an invitation. This list, to ves the post-oftic ofeach individual, und shows how widely the Washington blood is distributed throughout the United States. nah Alexander, Charlestown, W. Va. Alexander, Charlestown, W. Va.; lev Alexander, D.D.. Hampden Sydney, V bert Alexa: rr. Charlestown, Alexander. Charlestown, Jefferso anty, Vi Miss Jane ©. Alexander, Charlestown. W. iss Juha V Alexander, Charlestown, .; Mary Al nder, Charlestown, W. A. Alexander, Charlestown, W. Va.; Rich’ W. Alexander. Charlestown. W. Va V F. Alexander, Charlestown, W. V » ‘Asbury, Index, Cass county, M ington Asbury, Index. ¢ Hope Asbury, Index, Cass co ing Ashton.’ Hamstead P. ( county, Va.; Lewis Ashton, Hampstead P. Kimg Gee Henry iH. w. Mar: Baker, Mon- y Mrs. Baifour, nezer Burges Ball, Wash- ington, D. mma H. Bull, Richmond, Va.; B. Johnson Uarbour, Barboursville, V Mrs. Mary T. Barnes, Ws tros, Vicksburg. count West- Beck, ; Geo. pington wite of i Washington Bedinger, Joshu: Te Henrietta Bedi ount! Morrillton, Bedinger. Joshu “Heury Clay | Beding ghete 4 Thor Johnson’ count Tex.: Miss Mildred Berry Bedinger. Joshui Johnson county. Tex..; Mrs, Susan Washington Be-tinger. Josiua, Johnson county. Tex. Augusta Bedinger. Joshua,Johnson cout Solomon S. Bedin Texas: Francis Hammond Bond. Charlestown. W.Va. ; Mrs. Wm. P. Ber 4 Postotlice. King George cedon.101 Gay street. West Was Brent. No. 9, 2d . D.C.; Mrs. Eli. nati, Ob 5 : Frank H. Brown, Eutaw stre « Md: Miss Louise C. Brown, Charles- A L. Bowen and _famil: W. Va Cleveland. T. town. bell, W: i D.C.; B Callahan, Scn Francisco, ¢ . Campi Warrensourg, Mo.; Mira, Admiral 'S. Connecticut avenue Attaway Casey Mo. . Annie hy Champion, Columbus, Ohic umbus, Ohio: M. C. Cham- istine Chew, i- Jennie Chew, Louisa P. Chew, s Margaret w. Rodger P. 2 Col. R. P. Ww. 13-1 beth B. Craig Mrs. me Ww 131 t, 526 13th street Fanny Washing- » Ci Mrs. Mary | ton D ton. b.C.: J Downman, 1515 West Washing! »€. W. George D. C.; Mrs. t Mr. Vernon). H street, Washington, D. C.; Augu Ga: Dr. W. Westmoreland county, V Finch, 6121 street northwest, Washington, D. . Geo. H. Flagg. Cha W. Fontaine. ‘Galveston, W. Fontaine. G Tex, Fontaine, ( ' ory (4 between i7th « Tex. L Miss Shirley wrence W. Fou ston, Tex.; Virginia E. Fos- ter. Litt ; Mrs. Dr. R. Funstoy D.D. and B. Staunton, Va.; Mrs. or Goodlow, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Nancy alsted, Newark, N. J.; Judg 116 East Franklin street. bridge Halyburton, 116 ‘ nond, Va.; F: lin stree ond, East Franklin sti : Pey alyburton, 116 E: street, Richmond, Va. Halygurton, ichmond, Val; Bur- East Franklin street, Halyburt Martha Haly- Richmond, t Franklin Thomas Halyburton, 116 East Franklin street, Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Emily L rT. Baltimore, Md.; Wm. Wirt a Va.; B.V . Charles Herbert, Montgome Chi leston, ford, Coun.; A. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hi Hunter, 2 East Warren Hutt. Montross, Westmore Va; Mrs. Rosa V. Jeffreys. Dr. and Mrs. Kensey Joh A. 8. Henry Jobnson, Washington. D. North East. Cecil co: ington Johnson, Bric Corbin W. Johnson, North East, Cecil cou Md.; H. 8S. A. Johnson. 1449 Corcoran street, Washington, D. C,; Henrietta 8. Johnson, 1449 Corcors street, Washing 1h B. Jobuson, North East, € W. Johnston, Richmond, Va. flontross. West- moreland county. Mrs. Com’r Britannica Kennon, Tudor Place, West Washington, D. C.; Mary Ann Kyser, Lexington street, between St. Paul and Charles, i Staunton, nd count Lexington, Ky lexandria, Va 1449 Corcoran str land county, Va stis Lee, Lexing- Custis Lee. Lexingto: Va; Miss Mildre Lexington, Ravensworth. Va.; Mary Lee, Lee, Lexington, 3 ; Gen. William Fitz! Burk station. B. Lewis, 416 Sth str Washington. Ali P. O., Montgomery Annie Lewis, punty, Va.: ig county, Va.; Mr. and Mrs, Edward Lewis, Ho- boken, 'N. J.; Edwin A. Stevens Lewis, Hobo- ken, N. J.; Esther Maria Lewis, Hoboken, N. ewis, St. John’s academy, Alex: George A, Lewis, White’ Post, a panty, Vi George Washing ton Lewis. near Berryville, Clarke coun- ty, Va.: George Washington Lewis, jr., near yville Clarke county, Va; H. B Lewis, Comorn P. 0., King’ George county, Va.: Capt. H. H. Lewis, 160 Townsend street, Baltimore, Md.; Henry Daingertield Lewis, near Berryville, Clarke county, Va.; Henry G. Lewis, 160 Townsend street, Baltimore, Md; nu Lewis, Comorn P.’0., King George county, Va.; Jane V. Lewis, White Post, Clarke Col, John Cox Lewis, near Berry- . Va.; Miss Julia Stevens .N. J; Louisa Lewis, “Louise ugton. D. C.; Mrs. Lorenzo rryville, Clarke county, Va.; y Ware Lewis, Hoboken, N. J.; Mary W. Lewis, Comorn P. O., King George county, Va.; Nellie Custis Lewis, Hoboken, N. J.; Dr. Thomas Lewis, White Post, Clarke county, Va.; ‘Trapier 8. Lewis, 140 Townsend street, Balti- more M4.; Virginia T. Lewis, 160 Townsend street. Laltimore, Md, Alice Longfellow, Cambridge, Mass; ‘T. binch vey 8, Charleston. 8. Mr. snd Mrs, dares Mac- Kubin, Ellicott City, Mowsrd county, Md.; Arthar Magruder, basco, Sonaea county, Ohio; Bruce Magruder, Tenleytows, UV, C.; elisabetts as. Horace | ir. and Mrs.Ames | R. 8.) | tonio, Tex. } Richmond, Va. | Washington, Denison, Tex. GC. Mire. | Miss Sarah | sn E. 1. Hudson, Strat- | Magruder, Bascome, Seneca County, Ohi George C. W. Magruder, Tenleytown, D. C. George C.W. Magruder, Tenleytown. D. C. Dr. Julian der, Bascom, Seneca county, Obio; Julian gruder, jr., Bascom. Seneca county, Ohio; Margaret’ A. Magruder. Bascom, Seneca county, Ohio; Mrs. M. A. Magruder, Bascom, Seneca county, Ohio; William A. Magruder, Bascom, Seneca county, Ohio; ex- Gov. John L. Manning, Claréndon, 8. BP. Marion, Charleston, %_C.; Sheri m. ¢, Marmaduke, Montros, Westmoreland county, Va.; Robert M. Mayo, Hague P. O., Westmore- land county, Va.; James B. McCaw, Richmond, Va. ; Mrs. Robt. McPherson, Frederick City, Md.; Mrs. Robt. G. McPherson, Frederick City, Md.: Henry Middleton, Charleston, 8. C.; Auna W. ——— Mitchell, Charlestown, W. Va.; Bas- sett Washington Mitchell, Charlestown, W. Va.; Mrs. Judith T. Carter Mitchell, Charlestown, W. Va.; Birs. Jamess Alfred Ewing Mitchell, Charlestown, W. Va.; Laura Langdon Mitchell, Charlestown, W. Va.; Lucy Neville Mitchell, Charlestown, W. Va; Mrs. Martha Mitchell, Mil- waukee, Wis,; Virginia Lewis Mitchell, Charles- town, W. Va., Wm. Churchill Mitchell, Charles town, W. Va.; Mrs. Thos. G. Moncure, Fal- | mouth, Stafford county, Va.; General Samuel P. Moon, Richmond, Va.; Mrs, Frank Moor- head, 24 Lincoln avenue, Allegheny, Pa.: Mrs. Lavinia Bedinger Morrill, Morrilton, Conway y.Ark.; Mra. M.S. Morse, Washington, D. C.; Edward C. Mbrdough, Predricksburg, Va.; Geo. W. Pakkett, Charlestown, W. Va.; William Packett, Charlestown, W. Va.; William Packett, Charlestown, Jefferson county, W. Va.; Eliza K. B. Parine, Lexington street, be- tween St. Paul and Charles, Baltimore, Md.; Charies L. Patrick, Denison, Tex.; Mrs.’ Anna ¥ i nison, Tex.; George Washington nison, Tex.; Miss Isabella L. Pat- ‘rick, Denison, Tex.; Julia Fontaine Patrick, | Denison, Tex.; Martha W. Patrick, Denison, hington Patrick. Denison, Tex.; John M. Patton, Ashland, Va.; Mrs. Dr. Armis- hington, D. C. ter, Culpeper county, Vi Ellicott H. Pic ney, Charleston, 8. C. Jno. G. Pol- lock, Fredericksburg, Va.; Mrs. M. B. Pol- lock, Comorn P. 0. King George county, V Baldwin Ransom, Staunton, Va.; Charlotte B: | nsom, Staunton, Va, Va.; Mary Ransom, Stauntan, V -y F. Ransom, Staunton. V Mrs. Thos. D, Ransom, Staunton, Va.; Wm. € Rives, Cobham, Orleans, La.; Jno. P Cc ‘a; Mrs. Ida Richardson, New . Richardson, Columbia, 8. Edmund Law Rogers, 31 McCuller street, baltimore, Md.: B. H. Rutledge. Charieston. Waiter Augustine Saunders, Denison, Texa 3. We ers, Denison, Texas; Mamie b 3 rette strect. Balimore, . Virginia Ball rd, Winchester, Va, das, W. Singleton, Metropolitan hotel, W ington, D, C.; Mrs. Sarah Eliz. W. Slayma Seneca, Montgomery county. ington Smith, Washington, D. C. Baltimor ; Edwin Curran Smith, Rock, Ark.; Mrs. Georgiane’ Smith, Little Rock, Ark.; Wheeler E. Smith, Litile Rock, Ark., Mrs. Charlotte Straith, Staunton, V: taunton, Va.; Mary Dalla: 13th street northwest, Washington, Richard Stuart. C . King ‘oldiers’ cou ington, D. C.; Mrs, Harriet (Parkes) Tallmage, I street northwest, Washingtop. D.C. a Taylor, Fredericksburg. Va.; F lor, Comorn P. O., King George county, Va, Thos. L. Taylor Ouk Grove, Westmorela: county, Wm. ‘Taylor Thom, 1515 Washington, "D. C.; Townse Albans, Norfoik, Va.; Mr. and Mrs, + Oldham’s P. O.. Mrs. Ellen B. Wailace, Mrs. M. H. Ward, Man- Annie M. Washington, lestown, W. Miss Birdie Washington Stephenson's Depot, Frederick county, Va. Blackburn P. Washington, Charlestown, Bushrod Washington. jr., Charlestown, W. Va.; Bushrod C. . Charlestown son county, W. ton. Charlestow Bushrod D. V county. TIL; € Index, € ton, Richmond, mn. (Harewood), ne hattan, rs hington, Watseka, Iroquois atherine Townsend Washington, Miss Celia Washing Christian Washing- r Charlestown, W. Va.; Clemson Washington, Drexel & Co.'s bank, Philadelphia, Pa.: Dan. Bedinger Washington, Index, Cass county, Mo.; Mrs, Ella B. Wash- leanor Eliza ington, Charlestown, W. Va.; Washington, Charlestown, Washington, Charlestown, W Washington, 446 North Flores stree Elizabeth San An- iss Estelle Washington. Dublin, Tex.; Eugenia Washington, $1 northwest, Washington, D. C.; Washington. 445 North Flores stre tonio. T th street | AUCTION SALES. —__ D.C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1889. photographs or samples of the following low priced Ppescannon BROS., Auctioneers. goods, W. B. MOSES & SON, Nos, 520, 522, 524, 526, 528, and 530 11th st. n.w., axD ‘Nos. 1100 and 1102 F st.n. Washington, D. Q 235 Parlor Suites, 7 pieces, $5 Lounges. 15 Chamber Suites. 7 Book Cases. $14 Chests of Six Drawers, $10 Wardrobes. $3.25 Costumera, $4 Bedsteads, 30c, Towel Racks, 50c. Fancy Table. 50c. Hanging Mirror. 15c, Kitchen Chairs. 50c. Cots. 75e. Mattresses, 10. Pillows, 35e. Blankets, 89 Cedar Chests, 10c. Moth Paper. 50c, Mothaline Bags. 5c. Burlaps for Packing. Baby Carriages, 3 Velocipedes, 7 Tricycles. 818 Bicycles, Refrierators, ‘ater Filters, Japanese Screens, Japanese Bead Portieres. Mosquito Canopies. tting, $ yards. ic. Adjustable Wire Window Screens Window Screen Frames. 25 Sereen Door Frames, 19, Curtain Poles. 24. Summer Draperies, Age. Curtain Scrim, 15c. Dimity for Loose Covers, Cretonnes. #1 Lace Curtains. Portieres, ras Curtains, Window Shades, . Silk Plush, 24 inches wide, Tapestries, ies. 40 yards, Bin. by 8 in. by 36 Smyrna } myrna Mats, 1 Smyrna Rugs, Smyrna Rugs, Smyrna Rugs, myrna Rugs, 48 in. by 84 in, Oil Cloth. 18e. Ingrain Carpet. ‘Tapestry Brussels Carpets, Body Brussel Carpets, 0c. Velvet Carpets, $1.10 Moquet Carpets, BABY CARRIAGES, We show over 100 different styles, varying in price from #5 to #50. Cail and see them or write for a cata- logue. We make carriages to order, repair them, or sell any of the parts. REFRIGERATORS. The variety of Refrigerators is complete. Tt com- prises many makes, from the cheapest to the best, ranging in price from $2.50 to 8100. Call and see them or write for a catalogue. LIP OR LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ‘The assortment of goods for Slip Covers is complete, and comprises every style of goods nsed for this pur- pose, from the cheapest cotton stuffs to the finest linens. Our cutters are first-class, and perfect fits are guaranteed. The charges for cutting and muking in first-class style sre as low as ordinarily charged for common work, We make no charge for samples and estimates. WIRE WINDOW SCREENS. We havea patent on the best Wire Window Screen ever made for private dwellings, and furnish them at about the cost of the carpenter-made 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 Nos. 520, No. 1100 and 110% ¥ street northwest, Washington, D.C. Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Interior Decorations, &e., &e. MANUFACTUR For English Prass Bedsteads and Cribs, Hartford Woven Wire Mattresses. Parquet Flooring, Mosaic Wood Flooring, Venetian Blinds, Moorish Fret Work, Berlin Carpets, Steei Door Mats, Best Carpet Sweepers, ‘The Cataract Washing Machine aud Lace Curtain San neisco, C ington, D. C.; Washington, Wash- corge Washington, Centerville, son county, Mo.; George Washington, lestown, W. V George Washington, Geor, Prince street, Alexandria, Va.; ington, Os » Wash- v, Pa; George Fiores stree Washington, 414 } ond, Va.; Miss Berryville, Clarke county, V unah Washington, Ch fenrietta E. Washington. Y F . 446 North Ww. county. Ii; Henry Washington. 414 N street, St. Paul, Henry Washington, Minu.; Hugh E.Washington, Macon, Washington, Charlestown, W. V Washington, Pittsburg. Pa.; James ington. Watseka, Iroquois county, Il.; T. Washir Dublin, Tex.; John Thornton Washington. San Francisco, Cal.; Miss Jane Saidie Washington, Charlegtown, W. Va.; } Jennie Washington, Berryville, V Washin Charlestown, W.” V: Mrs. ngton, Charlestown, W. ashington, Oak Grove, Westinore : Lawrence Washington, Mareh: county, Va.; Lawrence Benjamin Washington, North Flores street. San Antonio, Miss Lee Washington, 446 North Flores strect, San Antonio, Tex.; Llovd Washington, 200 Madison stree : IL; Lloyd Washington, Oak Grove. Va.; Luens Q. Washington Miss Maggie Washingtor hington. Pa; Miss Magy Washington, Claymont. Dél.: Malcolm Was! ington, Greenwich, Prince William count: Miss Margareta Washington, 1412 G northwest, Washington, D. C.; Miss Marion | Wallace Washington, Index, Cass county, Mo.; | Miss Martha Washington, Dublin, Tex.; Miss | Mary Washington, St. Patt, Minn.; Mary W. Washington, Oak Grove, Westmoreland county Nathaniel Washington, Charlestown, W. Olive Ann Washington, 416 North Flores t, San Antonio, Te iss VP R. a Katherine Lawrence and county, 1, Fauquier moretand coun Yth street, ¢ v street arlestow! Rich. B. ngton, Silver Cit y Direc- tor Richard W: U.8.N.; Rich. W. Washington, ( Jefferson county, W. Va.; Robert Washington, Os moreland county, Va. Charlestown, . Washington, Charlestown, W. Va.; Sarah Washington, 443 North Flores street, San Antonio, Tex.; Miss Sarah W. Washington, Charlestown, W. V Sarah Taylor Washington. Oak Grove, We moreland county, Va.; Spotsford Auzustine Washington Iroquois county, TL Thornton Augustine Washington, Washingt | b.« ornton Augustine Washington, Index, Cass county, Mo.; Thos. Washington, harlestown, W. Thos. C., Washington, Charlestown, W. Va.; Miss V. Wash- ington, Berryville, Clarke count, Va.: Vernon D. Washington, Centerville, Johnson Mo.; Walker Washington, Oak | nd y, Va.; Walter G, | Washington, Silve ‘ol.; Dr. W. A. Wash- tockton, Col.; William A, Washington, , Westmorland county, Va.; William Washington, Walseka, Iroquois Wm. De Hertburn Washington, now United States consul Williame DeH. Washington, |. N. Y.; Rosilie Webster, polis, 3 A Weeks, 1707 De Sal Washington, D. C.; Fanny H. Weeks, street, Washington, D. C.; Mary Weeks, 1707 De Sales street, Washington, Mrs. Rob't T. Weir, 37 west 33d strect, New York city; Miss Lucy D, Wharton, Centerville, Johnson county, Mo.; Kate Williams, Orange Court House, Va.; Achille M. Willis, Washing- Rappahannock cou Va.; A. Murat Washington, Rappahannock county, Willis, Fredericksburg, Va.; Miss Bettie Summit Point, W. Va; Byrd Washington, Va.; Edward ‘A. Wil Oak € Charleston, W. Va. London, Canada Willis, Willis, lis, Springville, Rappahannock county, Va.; Miss Eliza Willis, Summit Point, W. Va.: Fielding Willis, Orange Court-House, Va. Georgine Willis, Kupid Ann Station, Va.; Lewis Stretchers, ap-13 Usenecevestep Acrrractioy OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, Tucorporated by the Legislature in 1868 fe tional and Charitable purposes, and ita franc aie a part of the preset stitution in 17 an overwhelming popular vote, WINGS take place feud itn Gk PRIZES, Attested as follows: “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange. ments for all the month, Semi-Annual Drawings of The Lonawiana State Lottery Company. dud in. person manage aud (the Drawings themselves, and that the rame Fgh nducted with honest, charmer ig nm good furth toncrd alt wrize the Come Getng to use thir cer @firate, with Fuccwiniles af vu eps natures altached, in iis advertisements. Le parties, wud we aU ia Commissioners, We, the undersigned Ranks and Bankers, will pay alt prizes drawn in The Louisiana Stale Lotteries which may be presented at our counters. R. M. WALM: PIERRE, na National Bank, National Bank, National Baul ational Bau’, GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1889, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dc each; Halves #10; Quarters, $5; Tenths, ¥2; Tweutieths, 81. LIST OF PRIZES. OF. $300,000 is, De “1yU 2000, 200 PIIZES OF 00) G00 PRIZES OF 100 Prizesot #2 100 prizes of, 100 Prizes of 99,900 134 Prizes, amounting to. Nore—Tickets drawing Capital Prizes titled to Terminal Prizes, t#- For Ciup Rates, or any further information desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly staung your residence, with State, Count: Nuiuber. More rapid return mail’ delive sured by your enclosiug uu Euvelope beariug your full 88, IMPORTANT. M. A. DAUPHIN, ew Orleans, La, are noten- Address By ordinary letter, containing. Mone by all Express Companies, New York Exchange, Draft ve Postal Note. “We pay charges on Currency seut to Us by Express in sums of $o oF over. Address Registered Letters containing Currency to NEW OKLEANS NATIONAL BANK. ‘New Orleans, La, Money Order issned “REMEMBER that the payment of prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized in the highest Courts; therefore, beware of all imita- Hons or anonymous schemes.” ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part or fraction of a Ticket ISSUED BY US in any Draw- Willis, 467 Missouri avenue, Washington, D. C. Mary Willis, Washington, Va.; Mra. Nathaniel Willis, Summit Point, W. Va.; Miss Nettie Wi lis, Summit Point, W. Val; Richard Willis, Summit te he Mees Sige ies Sum- mit Point, W. Va.; Virginia Willis, Ann Station, Va.; Betty Willison, bpm oe Washii D. €.; Elizabeth Wilson, Oak Grove, Westmoreland county, Va.; John E. Wilson, Oak Grove, Westmoreland county, w3 John ison, rove, Westmoreland county, Va.; Lay Winthrop, Washington, D. C.; Augusta W. Wirt, Oak Grove, Westmoreland county, Va.; Dabney C. Wirt, Oak Grove, West- moreland county, Va.; Mrs. D. P. Wirt, Oak Grove P. O., Westmoreland, county, Va.; Mrs, Nannie C, Yulee, Fernandina, Fla, ing. Anything in our name offered for less than a Dollar is a swindle. apl7-wksaw 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, Se ee | phananits: AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, | PER! RY SALE OF BI ING LOT ON N MEELET, BETS EEN NE ‘HAND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. ETH. a mL we will sell, in front of the prem.ses part of LOT 13, SQUARE 368, fronting on N street, between 9th and 10th streets northwest. Sale peremptory to close the estate. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two _ notes to bear interest, payable semi-annually, day of sale, and to be secared by deed of trust on premises, or cash, st option of purchaser. A deposit of $209 required at time of sale. Conveysncing. &c.. Pat purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise right reaerved to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five da; public notice of such resale in some newspaper pul in Wash- ington, D.C. »_ Dy order of the Heirs. 17-d& DUNC. Iue in two equal in- h interest at 6 per ly, eecured by wie NSON BROS., Aucts. BS Ey OF SEVERAL FRAGIE HOUSES Ad H STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a doed of trust, duly recorded in Liber for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. we will sell at pub Hon un NID RIL, A. D.-1S89, at FIVE all of Lot 10, in Wright & Cox's sub~ Plains, duly recorded in the Surveyor's Office of the District of Columbia, together with all the improve- tenances to the same belonging or in anywise apper- taining. stalin tone and two y num, payable sen option of purchaser. A deposit of $100 at time of sele, ull conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the trusiees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after > days’ DALY STREET, BETWEEN NI No. 1192, folic 248 et seq. one of the Land Records ses, on MONDAY, TWE: division of a part of Mount Pleasauc and Pleasant ments, beng Neg emene es rights, privileges, and appur- ‘Terms: One-third cash; the resi Fust oi the premises sold, oF all camh, at terms of sale are not complied with in 10 days the advertisement in some newspaper published in Wash- ion, D.C. 7 JAMES H. JON F, CC Trustees. _DUNCANSON BROS , Auctioneers. Raz apl7-d&ds e LE_OF VALUABLE IMPROVED INE: E « THE WE IDE OF FOUL CORCORAN NOS. 1628, 16.40, 16: By. virtue of a decree of the Distriet of Columbia, p equity, wherein Willi AVILLE, e Supreme Court, of od in catise NO. 11484 ‘het al. are com- etal. are defend. y, on MONDAY, t RIL, A.D. 1589, at bed parcels of improveme ito belonging, in the city of Washington, District of Columba, to wit: Lots nun bered ninety-rischt (8) and uinety-nine (99), in George W. Kiges and George H. Plant's subdivision of square eighi (208), according to the p Lvision of record in the ofice of the surve ty of Washington. improved by a th it brick ¢ tot cash, and bals from the day represented by deod ot trust apon the be required on eueis p samme ts bid off. If the p with the ternis of sal leferred pa aser and within ten (10) days after the id at his risk and purchaser's ALL, BROWN & CO., real Estate, Loaus and Insurance, 15:21'F st. now. TABLE IMPROVE bet NORTHW nthe TWE AT FOUR ¢ 1 sellat 7 PROPERTY, No. AT AUCTION. THIRD DAY OF front of the m part lot 8, in story aud basement votus With all the inod- I street northwest. ‘A cash, the residue in two equai payments ct oue and two years, with notes be interest at six pe ni anid secured by of trust on jn 3 8200 deposit required at thet ing and recording at THOMAS DOWLING, apl6-dé&ds fs Auctic rpm S$ DOWLING, Anctioncer. CHANCERY, LUABLE SUBURBAN NALLYTOWN, D.C WENT ACK A 2 LETCHALL'S CHANCE, 8 THE HANES PROPERTY. preme Court of the in equity cause A trustee will sell at publ preu SATURDAY, "THE 1 tH DAY OF APRIL, A. D! 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M,, part of a tract of land called “Fletchall’s Chance,” sittated in Washington county, District of Columbia, distaut about one-half mile ins northeasterly direction trom ‘Tenallytown, and ad- Joming the property of George A. Arnies, said. part of Said tract containing about twenty (20) acres of ground, d being known as the bi: parti: jescription or the lings had in the above nuubered us of the sale as ) ane haser must rom the day of. sal on the property sold, or ail Learine 6 per ¢ secured by ae ii dof tru: cash, at the purchaser's option. ‘Taxes will be’ patd to of sule, A deposit ot ) will be required at of sale. “It the terms are not complied with it (15) d property w resoid at the risk and cost of t defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser’ i GEORGE E, MAMILTON, Trastes Sua Buildin; apldd&ds ran UATED ON YWEEN © AND D sth AND (EB STRE FOR THOSE HOME: On FRIDAY AF LERNOON, APRIL NINETE at HALE-PAST FIVE OW of the premises Lots 10) 11 Block 4, trouting 1Sthand 1 Datrects northeast. Lots 8 a FL CORNER OF 21 PHEAST, SUITABLE ) LO PURCHASE FOK ISth und D northeast. “Lots 1 and Z1staud ¥ northeast. i jots the sub-division of “Lc nd suitable for pei nuty of ground xpenditure, of persons themselves a . with 6 |e of trust, tof $90) | if aale. Couvevanciu, &y at Dur | chaser’seost. Leruis to be complied with i 10 days otherwive right reserved to resell at risk ald. cost of urchuser, after o days’ public ment of such Fi hewspaper Washington, D. C. DUNCANSON 1 ROS, Auctione FENTH STREET PROPERTY Ad AL On FRIDAY, O'CLOCK, 1 wil and C, in Squ on premis: A deposit of quired at time of ‘seost. ‘Terms to be reserved ty resell at ~ purchuser 4 resale 1m sume newspaper purchase dot will be ‘onveyaneiig, plied with days’ public notice published in Washington, D.C. apll-d&ds 1OMAS DOWLING, Auctionees ipuomas DOWLIN: JSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED | PROPEL SOUTHWEST CORNER OF Auctione the ul : auction 4 front AY, APL THIR- O'CLOCK P. ML, the tot Columbix, to Apart of lot to innety-nive 4) beng deseri W Mary land be'southeast coruer ot suid Jot, the feet, aud theuce to th oi dot Ue bed brick store und dw Tertus of sule: C west vecinuius, rid part two-story and attic snd the balance in 300,000 | Pu LOOL000 | Sil y |e Vv | 000 | 20,000 | FPPHOIMAS DOWLING, Aue . $99,900 | 2 Street aud | will be ws. | Ny one (CD) and two C: 4h the notes of the chaser wust interest from duy of wou ihe property sold, wll cash, at the purchaser's option, posit of 1 on exeh parcel must be yiveu ut the tine of sale, he leriis are uot complied with in ten uays, the poroperty Will be resold at the risk and cost of t de- faulting purchasers. Comveysicine and recordige at they OKCL E. HAMILTON, mak 1g Trustee, Sun Muildiuig, i POSTPONED UNTIL. apd USTRES’ SALE OF VAU: ALTE IN bor DIistTRICT «UMBIA, SI) b NOMTHWES’ CORNER OF MA Al THE NOKTHE THIMT)-THIKD = tk By virtue of a deed of trust duiy recorded amon | land records of said Distret ber 11s | etweq., we will sell at publ, premises, ov THURSDA., thy OF APRIL all tiowe eertuin pieces ing and being tu said George’ t thereot us ps square old Georgetow Ist, Beqinniug at the nertl and Potomac streets aud rau tue street 97 feet; thence gorth feot, thence north 10 "Tee teet'to Pow hes to the place of be tal, Levcimiing at the arket surects, and running thence strest 40 feet; thence borth Li4 fect: U out Lit feet to ti Miz vf houses numbered 3! street. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, residue in 2 equal in- stallments, at 1 and ~ years, respectively, 6 per cent interest, payabie half yearly. secured by deod of trust on the propery, sold, or all cash, at option of the pur- chaser. $100 deposit required on each it time of sale. All conveyancing, &c,, at pare! cost, ‘Terius of sale to Le cotaplicd With iu 10 days or de- posit forfeit ARLES H, CRAGIN, Jn. apl3-dts WILLIAM M, DOUGA. Boj Trustees, NCERY SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK RESI- DENCE AND SPACIOUS GHOUNDS IN GEORGE- ping, gether with ail the impro TOWN, D.C, ING PX FG SS i PEING,PUEAUISES "No. Sod u ree of the Supreme Court of the of Cola in Equit Farell va. Wanita et ae 2 wll el in front ie Stxtit sey a FIRE id'and Deakins addition to ine ote of Geese ‘je Dintrict of ‘improved: bys brick positot 9100 required Su dey Stale cist av pe Cost In rescrved. pum JOB. NARD, raciee, 500 Sth ot aw, b DWARF 1b. THIS AFTERNOON. ‘HREE NE BUILD. LOoTs ON. T COND. STRE: Ne SE AND P STREETS NORTHWEST. ESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEVEN- 4 FIVE-FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the premises— LOTS 34 35 AND 36, SQUARE ‘36 front 1844 feet each and lot 35 fronts having @ depth of 115 teet to a 30-foot on the north of 36 and an on the This perty is situated im a aly Advancing section of the city, and suitable for prvats dwellings or a large building, Terms. One-fourth cash: balance in one, two sod three years, notes to be given for deferred paymen! bearing’ 6 per cent interest, arable seauicenaaally | and to be secured by deed of gu property sold, OF | allcash at option of purchaser. A depoalt of 100 re- guired on each lot at time of sale. Coaverencing. ke, at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in teat ¥s, otherwise the right 38 rese! > resell Fisk and cort of the defaulting purcbaser after. Ave aye public notice of such resale in some newspaper vu in Washins . C. Papli-d DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers lisa DOWLING, Auctioneer. HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF F STREKT, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS, NEAR THE CORNER OF 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS FEDERAL BUILDING, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1889, 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 corner of 7th street, having a depth of 100 fect and improved by large four-story brick buildings contain- ing stores and office rooms. This property is in one of the great business centers of the city, in close prox: imity to the Interior and the General Postoftice and Patent Oftice Departments, passed by the two principal street railroads, and, considering its surroundings, of- fers advantaxes to investors that seldom occur. Terms: One-third cash, the residue in three equal payments at one, two and three years, with notes bear- ing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the prop- erty sold, All conveyancing and reconling at pur- chaser's cost, $1,000 deposit required at the time of sale, If the terms of sale are not complied within ten days the right is reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaultins purchaser or purchasers af- ter ten days notice in some newspaper published in the city of Washington. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 1 NISHE! TWO. "K DWELLING AND” STOI CORNLK OF K “AND FIFTH IRTHEAS' decree of the Supreme Court of the | passed in equity cause, No. ed tr: es Will sell at pu c the premises,on WEDNESDAY _apl-d&ds TH DAY OF APRIL, at FIVE | o M., all that pare f real estate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, desix- | nated as part of original lotone (1), in square eicht hundrea 2nd six (806), described as follows: Begin- ning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot, t the northwest corner of north K. street and Fifth 1) street east, and running thence west along the south line of said lot twenty (20) feet, thence north | ity-two ( feet to the south line of an alley nine (1) feet (1D inches wide; to be laid along | the rear of the premises herein conv thence east along said south line of said alley twenty (20) feet to | the east line of said lot, and thence along the said east line of said lot seveuty-two (72. feet to the place of | ese ‘Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with interest at six (6) per cent, in notes secured by deed of trust on prem- iges sold, or all ‘h, at option of purchaser or pur- chasers. A deposit of 8100 wall be required at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser or purchasers, On ten (10) days detuult in cree pe with terms of sule the rivht ix reserved to resell at purchasers’ cust and risk on five days’ notice, ‘ NEAL T. MURRAY, e 313 43¢ st, J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, BU dhe st. ‘Trnstecs, ‘To-morrow. wre &CO., FURNITURE, CARPETS, “i OUK REGULAR KLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A EC TAKE: LACE, WITHOUT RE- GAKD TO WEATHER, AT AUCTION ROOMS ON THURSDA THAT TEN AM, THE COLT ING DETAIL GENERAL BER, P. MATTI WEE! Dd VAGON, ON x BAY HORSE. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Dee. 7, 1878, an duly recorded in Liber 1293, folio 293, et Beq., Of the | Jand records of the Discrict of Columbia, and at the | request of the holder of the notes se e auction, in front of na avenue, opposite cliy post: HURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH. (18) APELL, 1885, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. lowing descried personal property: one eoupelette, | qhe surrey wagon, one set single harness, one bay | orse. ‘Terms cash, [ap16-2t) WM. TPuosas DOWLID EQU NE Auctioneer, DOW aad mi “BR AND OTHER CHA TS AND SEPAE On THURS. KBD, €) ‘o. LloW Seventeenth street northwest, a lection of household effects THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE OF Fine Assortment of Imported 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; B Coenties Slip, New York, to be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, At my Salesrooms, 11th and Pennsylvania ave., Ou THURSDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1889, At ONE O'CLOCK. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF WH Lo > LOIS, SITUATED ON WATER CORNEK Os V AND Flust APRIL | FIGH- | il seil in front of Lots 3. and 13, Square 666, Lot 3 fronts $1 feet 1 on Water street, near 5 er of Water and T streets south. sand 11, Square 667, of Tirst west and V street south, Le 11 is on Water street, near U | tee vU 3-12 fee nth, fronts Lots tand o, ‘These Lots are on W and each fronts 32 8-1 ‘Lermus: One-third mouths, with UG per ce trust. A depositor &2 & east of Square 66° street, near U strect south, ect. Sale pere | twelve | it interest, secured by deed of | »Gon cach Lot at ume of sale. t purchaser's ¢ ‘terms to be | c i am ten days, other resale at risk and cost of detaultiug purchaser a ve days’ advertise. | juent im some Newspaper p vushington, | DUNCANSON BUS, | ‘Auctioneers, | 12 FEET ON | N AND O| aplsa ). SQUARE 6 Hair street west, between N and | vuth, suscepuble of subdivision into several | 8, | Leash, balance in one and two years atp uunually, secured by deed | of trust or vis Of purcuaser. A de- | posit of $100 requited at time of sule. Conveyancing, | €tc,, at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied within | 10 days. otlerwise rictit reserved to resell at risk and | cost of detuulting purchaser after five day bite of such resale in some newspaper published in D.C. VUNCANSON BROS., <Auctionéers, ; VALUABLE_ IMPROVED i TY NG No. Siz IST STREET NOKTHWE bby Virtue of a deed of trust, dated 24th August, 1888, und duly recorded in Liver 1:33, folio 293 et seq., of the iand records of the District of Colum bia, direction of the partics secured thereby, we at public aue! in front of bre SR ULL DAY, APRIL LIGHTEENTH, 1889, at FIVE. P.M, lot No. 29, in’ Shepherd's’ reco inion “of ‘square west of square No. 623) 1 proved by a two-story and basement brick dwelling, vine No. $12 1st street northwest, “Verms: One-third casi, balance in six and twelve months, with interest, and secured by a deed of tru: ou the Property sold,’ or all cash, at the purchaser's option: ail conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost; $100 will be required at time of sale, NEAL T MUKRAY, t qeustoos, ‘ EDWARD 8. WESCOTT, 5 ap10-cod.db&ds 1007 Naf STREET NORTHWEST. PRE ATLANTA COTTAGE. APRIE, TWENTIETH, isso, at | "J 119 Sout Delaware avenue, SP fect on bth street Atlantic City, ¥.3. ‘and L streets, by adepth of 106 | Open 15th April. ‘also a side alley 6 feet | apS-Im* Mr BR. OWENS. Tena PATER Tg CK, X 3. AL WA ap spamtnen servic firvt-clase W YNOLDS, late Coutmental ayette Hotela, BErsoUps aud Latayette Hi ap6-im sold. All conveyancing and reconting at : RIN - gost A deposit of $300 will be required a time of | BEDFORD MINERAL eNOS), Pa ie. cht fe reser ed Seen oppiied with in ten | Leading Mountain Resort. Water Uuesisled. Hote the richt is reserved to resell the property at the _ i mequal Fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or yurchae. | Newly Furnished. Qpeus June ®, Write for circulan, ers after ten days’ notice in sume newspaper Pu oes — : <. = in the city of Washingt TLANTIC CITY, N_ J—Hores apll-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Akos Cottages, Leia and Bath. ai BOULEEE ————————~ | forealety 1.@. ADAG & OO. rea sumte ane 7s DOWLING, Auctioneer. Beal Extate and Law building, Adanuc ¢ wy. ND = ape-sut SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY FRAME EWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, MT. VERNON. PACIFIC AVE. NEAR % AND 11 F STKERT NORTHWEST, ANTIC CITA, NOT octal roomm, ING THROUGH TO MASSACHUSETIS Per day, 88 10.8)4 jer week JAMIS S. MOON dced of trust to us, dated Ma: a recorded in liber No. 1174, folio Lise of the laud Feet ESTER NESSES AvERUR, onde of the District of Coltimtua, at the request of the ORE) A person secured there © will sell at public suction, = : fs CT houston 1 front ESDAY. the TWE F LAT BALP-PAST O'CLOCK P. M., lots forty-one 41), forty (40), ‘nine <3:), and ‘thirty-eurht (38), in Thon subdivision of jot on AUMET SEasOLS. SAME J. YOUNG, NOVO, ATLANTIC CrTy- esee ave, hear the beach. a; thoroughly heated W. E. CHERSEMAN. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in three equal install- ments in six, tw ud eighteen months, with inter- est at 6 per cent date of sale, or ali cash at option ~ 7 my 4 of purchasers. A deposit of $100 required upou cach | SHTRLEY—NEAN THE OCEAN, KENTUCKY AVR house as struck off. Terms to be complied with im te | "Popular location, Opens March 2 Gaya, All conveyancing st purchase Lom £26-3m MKS. MT. SOUTHALL. of Washington, DQ, CHAKLES SCHNELD: Q)Y THE BeacH. Cee _apl S-d&de Trustees, HADDON HALL. EREMPTC ‘ALE OF si 1 BUILDING LOT ON © STREET, tern a RILL. ATLANTIC CITY, No J— Kentucky av Open March 16th to 3 mh 1-00 pu ace, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. SEA END OF KENTUCKY AVI MES. G. W STODDARD, | AND IST ST a IDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINETEEN ASS, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, I will sell in irout ePFODIET oT 40, SQUARE 616, LA |. SQUARE. 6: on O street (north side), with a depth )-foot alley. A rapidly improving section of the city, Terms made kno i by apply auctioneers or to VIM, Atte ON M. 3. PCKERT, 4m. ee CuALPos TE, " A Moved te ae | EXEARGED AND IMProy ' UNSURPASSED OCEAN VI - Salt Water Baths iu the house Elevat TING TOWELS se 3 F. ROBERTS & SONS. "Lt AND FOK | JQENNHUKST, 4 7 P, STE ER, Ere Bs ATLANT CrTy, NU. KIMENT, BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND | ~ Near the beach. open crates, yuos deainaee Printing, Washington, D.C. April So led | gels JAMES HOOD, Proposals will be received at this « e until 7 M.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, urnish supplies | MBE WAVERLY” to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing duruu the | ALLANTIC CITY, Nut : nz July 1, USS! am all the year + a-water ors Ota Re. 5 Che ANT Fy TTY, N. 3, 1 Proposals will also be until the same time ior Washing Towels and Wetting- Cloths during the same period; and awards will be iy to persons or firms having est the work. Seal in blished facil “i Proposals w tor the pu AILORING News MERTZ eo JMPANY. MENT in charge of Mfr. Habits, Jackets, € ag ae to order at Very reasouable prices. vot waste pay sume period. d to reject au Blank forms with spec and further information desired by it will be jurnished on application at thi WARD 0. GRAVES, Chiet of Bureau. _____ EDUCATIONAL. Laws: 7 th | LADIES DEPAK oth Piano, Ores advantages. DEASING AND Parn tine every branch and for all a, Vi (0. B. BULLI rt Or, IN-TRUCTIO’ Bit and workmanship 5 Model Fittung Patterns cut Flute, D, Direct Alt weasure, 604 11TH STREET N. 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Jal 2 _ | WON BRANDIS, 1229 PENN. AVE HARVAKD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPLLS, Tailor-made Gowns, Ki: ning and singly or iu stuall classes. “Appl ty Uh Pertect Wan ett At aud work, oue fitting req Urices, mis At Sanders & Staymuan's, F New York, aud Win. ly with Lord & 1a L uuude. aublS-laa* ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH | A) st..uear City Post-Office. Colored students not | IX q admitted, “Call of send for catalogue iw | Kauxerrs Dress Sinrxps, SHELDON 3G ACADEMY, 1004 F ABSOLUTELY THE x 2. yo : wigan and SATUKD. BP AND MosT RE ABLE. ow is the time tqjoin for participation in the Eleinert’s FEATHER UT owas Ball. Send tor circular. rs rt KLEINERT'S SEAMLESS STOCKINETT. 158 BALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUE. KELEINEET'S SPAN PURE KUBLER Al M 10th st. n. Per VARIOUS CIHEK DIESS SHILLDS wad EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. 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