Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1889, Page 6

vt <a eee ~~ “nr -- | eee eS = ~ Pasay, .* : : : 2 é 6 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1889. CITY AND DISTRICT. NEARLY A DOZEN. AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. POINTERS. How the Washingtons Received Their ® ® ‘THIS AFTERNOON. RS. MARY LITZ-PARKER, A PUP Saket 5 ae ‘ = *, German} , Conservatory, and —_ Elevent! le RY BRI Ne ‘ 4 cumen leventh Defeat Yesterday | ns on | re (TREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No 7a OTH MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. in the nNiabare z Sanecevatory i Mame = If you want Board, The Senators lost yesterday's game to the PTHURNSAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH, | 7#E LARGEST eT DaLe OF THE SEASOX, Boundary tw. * mores If you want @ Store, Hoosiers, 4 to 1, although they made more base a Pie orclock wert sat sof the premises, | | Large Rose Bushes in Bloom. Hi Lillies, RAWING AXD PAINTING—INSTRUCTION IN as wat nae hits than their opponents. The batteries were ; fronting Jo fort He hetee op ‘sect, pew: Goon ao jFerae Gevantame ands lanes | QaTTORA ACAD SEEN wee cae y pac tosmnging ss, Haddock and Ebright, and Boyle and Myers, | With agonizing, itching, burning, bleeding, and scaly diseases of the skin, scalp, and | tim S95 sauare feet, and improved by & CELEVER OST OCR MAY SEVENTEEN, 2880, | COL Tgetis /* Conserful prowess of students. If you want Lodgings, Haddock pitched a good game, one that de-| blood, is the condition of thousands who will welcome the knowledge that a single applica- | is ted in the center of Bg city. abd is = action, rooms, I Sell an immense collection of UNSER TEAINED TEACHERS PREPARE (ec toemgs ears Larbagey joseph eee = six | tion of the Curicuna Remxpres will afford instant relief, and point to speedy, permanent, Siathes Sayers 1 ee G THOMAS DOWLING, Anggioneer._ | and private Inseons day or evening: FRANK ars If you want a Boarder, n rs were fortunat hing i notes to bear interest From. uctioncers, a ~ Wy po ad we Ea sae their hits in the second inning, and won the | 824 @conomical cure when all other remedies fail. diy ot se, intereat e Som eaeaiy, nd tobe "es “KR a Aas Oba 4 If yoru want to Borrow Money, game right there. On the other hand the Sena- i St option of Peyehaser.» Osmaysatine 2 ‘at pur’ 2 pa Summer classes fers, FIVE WEEK'S, SERSTO If you want % AB Anyfhing, torial hits were widely scattered and availed Ghawer's ‘cost. A. deposit of $300 required at fale. Opposite city post-office. | commence ‘Wednesday ‘evebing, Sune 12 et eoag If you want to Buy Anything,— nothing, except in the second, when, with two u re u ic u fa Fererved to reselt at nk and cost cf ‘haser, af — _ - Seer Advertise the fact in The Eeewng Star. men out, Sweeny and Mack each hit for abase. rpublished in Wasbtaran.D Dec. LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF FINE | “GHATONI MACTING” Ont hE A — Achance was then given toretirethe side when : ie | DOASOOE pace COACH, CARRIAGE, COUPE AND BUGGY HAR- | SETISM-\/ Descriptive tnioe-tit tree, MAKING THE GALLOWS READY. | Ebright ae ee Fics WATER B. WILLIAMS £00, Auctioneers. NESS, BOTH DOUBLE AND SINGLE, aT AUC. | ORATOR) SIS Ouse now Hall abled ean ee 6 pester = office.) myls . | Ebright stole second by virtue of a chump]. If1 bad known of the Coricura ReMEDIEs | baby’s, All I used of them was threo boxes of = TION, AT OUR SALESROOMS, FRIDAY MORN. | P2*\OM ee) OC . —— ee de Salk tee the Hang: | oy cs mien oid hopes were very high for | ‘Wenty-eight years ago it would have saved me | CUTICURA, and three bottles of CuTicuRA RESOL- ¥ BEING IRE NOMTHEAST CORSER | ING, MAY SEVENTEENTH, aT TEN @otocn, | GP aie ana eatin oe ele TAUGHT, TO Lae ing of Nelson Colbert. more runs. Haddock, however, was not equal | $200.00 (two hundred dollars) and an immense | VENT, and two cakes of CuTicura Soap. If you} OF TENTH AND O STREETS NORTHWEST.) — yaTHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE. ieee a ee re) hd SCAFFOLD A PERMANENT PIECE oF FuRNITURE | ‘2 the occasion, and hit to Bassett, being re- | 4mount of suffering. My disease (psoriasis) com- | had been here and said you would have curedme| _ AT AUCTION. HERE PRori: : aE pRMANES . tired at first. Had he hit safely the game | menced on my head, in spot not larger than a | for $200.00, you would have had the money. I | pO2, THURSDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, at HALF: | we catteepecial attention to this collection, consigned —HOW IT IS CONSTRUCTED—THE WAY THE ROPE | might have resulted differently. In the visitors’ | cent. It spread rapidly all over my body and got looked tike the picture, in your book, of Psoriasis she premises, Lot numbered 22, square hat tous bya northern house, it being the largest and faces. Yypewetting sasake Ona kad coll AND NOOSE ARE PREPARED—THE BLACK car | half Denny hit fora base and Sullivan sent the | under my nails, The scales would drop off of me | (picture No. 2, “How to Cure Skin Diseases"), but ames Ty etoe Set ager, improved by (a brick | fueat assortment of Single and Double Harness ever OME PHOS at F st. Ow. ap Ines ASD THE LEG AND ARM ROPES. ball cracking out to the left center fence for | all the time, and my suffering was endless, and| now I am as clear as any person ever was. | Sublette tf Lot: parking 18 feet wide and 100 fect | before offered ata similar sale in this city. The stock ISS BALCH’S CIVIL. SERVICE INSTT CP a two bases. The ball was fielded in ne and | without relief. One thousand dollars would not | Through force of habit I rub my hands over my | deep. Elegant shade. Desirable location for a private — —_ sets ae apr Coach Harness, full M 10th *t.n.w. Persons prepared most « Nelson Colbert will be hanged at the jail to- =) prymeentate a, ies tempt me to have this disease over again. 1am a arms and legs to scratch once in # while, but to no ee upe Harness, Buxxy | fully for all cxatuinations, morrow for the murder of Philip Wentzel Oc- | 0 at the plate,but he held it and Denny scored. ‘Terms. 5,000 cash, balance in three years, fer note Harness, rubber, nickle and silver mounting, includ- | Potitions enresuily revised A wild pitch sert Sullivan to third and McGea- | POOF Man, but feel rich to be relieved of whatsome | purpose. Iam all well. I scratched twenty-eight Rye seat eT bye tiend | ing several very fue sets of single Buegy Harness NOLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF ML tober 3 last. Colbert seems to be perfectly re-| chy struck ont. Myers was given. his base | % the doctors said was leprosy, some ringworm, | years, and it got to be a kind of second natifte to ORTHAND—SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, Mos bie. Proficiency in three months. Absolutely e runner residence. of trust on property sold. “at weyanciny, Sc. at} These Harness have all been made of very best | 6/,FXcbahke, 13 Penn. ave "com my i i! | purchaser's cost. $300 down on day of sale when the primary and advanced course, nied to his fave and to be waiting calmly for | on balls. A moment later he started do or | Peoriasis, etc. I took......and......Sarsaparilla | me. I thank you a thousand times. Anyone who ” material and in best manner, a numberof them having | fuer terms, Ae 1,810. . ‘aah snee emacs oa the jal for | second and Ebright lined the ball to Aes ig over one year ands half, but nocure. I went to | reads this may write to me, and I will answer it, | PUPSry isstruchot Fo) 2 ay tiaues goo, | Motlet's beat leather in them. Pull description of each | Eagigad toa yti8i¢ bj HAIL. Brine. ate of Sy Ge eateniliin tin onan ade who at that moment ran to the west. The ball | *W0 or three doctors and no cure. I cannot praise DENNIS DOWNING. my10-d&ds Auctioneers, | at sale. SHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, SE “ spots pee went sailing out to left and Sullivan scored, | the CUTIcURA KEMRDIES too much. They havo HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Atso Cloud Building, #th and Fete. THE GALLOWS, Vis : v — Piano. «ace, lin, Flute, Cornet, & r : = Had Wise not run, or had Ebright thrown more | made my skin as clear and free from scales asa@} WATERBURY, Vermont, Jan. 20, 1887. VALUABLE vi At same time s large assortment of snmmer Lap | advantages "Ob BULL AD batons iene The scaffold is a piece of furniture set up and | accurately the chances are that this run would : “THULE rhiteE (On CONGRESS aT hRer BO Covers, Horse Sheets, &c. No reserve. @ _BUsiiines - RDUCATION.- babeRkent capable of being made ready for service in a | have been prevented. Bassett hit safely and Days of Misery Nights of Agony AT AEETGORND P STREETS, GEORGETOWN, | parties in want of anything in this line of goods will A arithmetic, grammar, history, spelling, pena. few hours, The one now in the jail court has | Myers scored while Bassett was being run THURSDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, 1889, at SIX | do well to attend. pay eh ag ge ES I been used on several occasions. It was con- | gown between frst and, second. | Wise's bad | About the 1st of April last I noticed some red | appeared ono by one, and havo na before T began | porter tts DURRT HT, feceateeRe, of tie Bromine | FINHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser. & Gat ae structed at the jail for the execution of James | ‘TOW t0 Morrill gave Boyle his base and a| pimples like coming out all over my body, but | I had the disease thirteen months before I began parts B ; Twentieth year Pree rial School, 407 E. . Wild pitch sent him to third, but Seory struck | tought nothing of it until some time later on, | taking the CUTICURA REMEDTRS, and in four or five | fot inchen an, the east side of 31st or, Gousress sts, SUPERIOR UPRIGHT FIAXO, BY STONE & co, | '[)NE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Madison Stone, «colored man, sentenced for | out. when it began to look like spots of mortar spotted | weeks was entirely cured. My disease was eczema | nearly new three-story brick building and brick back CHANDELIERS, FINE H - ; 723 14th st. now, the murder of his wife, Alberta, October, 5, A LOST OPPORTUNITY. on, and which came off in layers, accompanied with | and psoriasis. I recommended the CUTICURA Coram boners: Oe se Logg een nome DRAPE. ND PO! 1878, to be hung December 20, 1879. The exe-| It looked as though the Senators were going | itching. 1 would scratch every night until I was | REMEDIES to all in my vicinity, and I know of a | Dre: % — eee cution was postponed from time to time by | to score themselves in the third, when Hoy | raw, then the next night the scales, being formed | great many who have taken them, and thank me By te eg Fc PIECES. BRUSSELS. . reprieves by the President, but at length took | made a clean base hit, but the chances were | meanwhile, were scratched off again. In vain did | for the knowledge of them, especially mothers a ven ee poccmaee. Bi! TURE IN SEPABAY Correct (deep) breath place April 2 following. Strictly speaking. he | spoiled when he tried to steal and was thrown | I consult all the doctors in the country, but with-| Who have babes with scaly eruptions ’on their Tecording ot purcheass’s post. conveyancing ani SAWCT SID BOARDS Dramatic Action, at was not hanged, for on the trap being sprung | ont. Shoch was hit by a pitched ball, and then | out aid. After giving up all hopes of recovery, I heads and bodies. I cannot express in words the | "myd-dads THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. yee vik 2 the rope of the’ noose cut through ‘the soft | Myers was struck out without hitting at a ball, | happened to see an advertisement in the news- | thanks to you for what the Curicuna REMEDIES | FayOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. FICE CHATR. SPLENDID. Gas tissues of the neck drawing the knot close to the | and Wise flied to Seery. The only other run of | paper about your CcTIcuRA REMEDIES, and pur-| have been to me. My body was covered with KI coil, and so quickly that there was scarcely a| STOVE, LAWN 4 | the game was made in the visitor's half. Glass- m EKIDAS ESS 7 c. ‘The body ah n chased thein from my druggist, and obtained | scales, and I was an awful spectacie to behold, | EXECUTORS: SALE OF HOUSES, RS Ou FRIDAY MORNING, MAY SEVENTE! = of aieee op - 0 it. ; a bay - = — gh cock hit tele who made a pretty stop but | almost immediate relief. I began to notice that | Now my skin is as nice and clear as a baby’s. LoT ADJOINING BALD HOUSE! AND FRONT: ped (COG, = residence, mace south went co the trap with a heavy thud, while the head | threw badly. The runner stole second, and ah COTES. ING “ON O STREET AND ON” COLUMBIA | 1° opposi eT 80 " eee rolled away some distance. When picked up by | went to third on Hines’ sncriflee. Ebright hna the scaly eruptions gradually dropped off and dis- GEO. COTEY, Merrill, Wisconsin. STREET. sell sot of excellent Househot furniture. ee = one of the phy us the lips were observed to | his bo} = ye on him and caught him napping. lining Under and by virtue of the last will of Jacob, Scheif- be moving. Stone PF . . C ley the undersigned | executors" wi was quite a large, well-| the ball to Sweeny. He fumbled a moment \ iticu a R Mm 1 auction, in front of the = - = = hia” StI built colored man. and during the whole of his | and Glasscock started home. He was an easy r THE SIXTEENTH DAY f — . A DARNAED GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS long imprisonment took but little exercise. He | victim, but Sweeny threw wild to Ebright and O'CLOCK P. M., lots numbered twelve (12), thirteen RIES AND FIXTURES. CLOCK P. M., GROCERL ‘ War Ber aM, f (13) and fourteen (14), in Samuel ern's recorded On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY SEVENTEENTH, ’ ' grew fat and flabby. and his muscles for want | the run was scored. ‘The next two men went| Words can scarcely do justice to the esteem in blood purifier, cleanses the blood of all | subdivision of square three hundred sud sixty-six | AT TEN OCLOUR. wenill el hates Sa aoe Eee | _MRI® At Sanders & Stayin rtender. The next | ont. In the fifth with Ebright out Haddock and | w as eee Denes comune noe 360) a aera ———— SARA A. SPE y14-3t PENCER, LL. B, Principal. CG: * ROOT & CO, Auctioneers. ° uctioneer, ame exceedin that of Ps 5 be { sugar, 7 chests ad . hich these great remedies are held by the thou- | impurities and poisonous elements, and thus re- | © 8.w., entire contents, , z at of Edward Queenan and | Hoy hit safely, Shock lined one to Gusscock | Sands es cuvtsenta we kavelfuank Gouiie (a ra are ae ee er Cae Tot 13s abroved bys three-story brick hoe, siuail Stee m i ation sate wiaer aid'wendes: | MARTIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 orm . for the murder | and fore 3 ec a base, saay | tim ; a ; e 2 is ununproved. ware, coun ving and Bins, this stock and fix. E Gis Pot ORice. | Coke 4 th Kovember 19, 1nd; then Charles J. Guitean, | but Myers hit to Glasscock and was out at first, | Oey source of immediate relief and of speedy, | cure every species of agonizing, humiliating. Itch-| 7Pt,jsale ofers'e care opportunity to obtain desire. | Tare eee ery shelving and Bing, th Call oF send for catalowr bub for the assassination of President Garfield, | spoiling two runs at least. The Hoosiers tag | Permanent, and economical cure. | ing, burning, scaly, and pimply diseases of the skin, | ble property. my C. AL ROOT &'CO., Auctioneers. = = June 30, 1852; next, ¢ haw, for the mur- | been going out in order since the third until | CUTICURA, the great skin cure, instantly allay | scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, and all humors, | , Terms of sale: one-third in cash, residue st one and der of his sister. * GOODS. Suara: Thea peromeare ‘c Ee. 404 | TENHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. LADIES 19, 1883; John | the seventh, when, with two out, Bassett { the most agonizing itching, and inflammation, | blotches, eruptions, sores, scales, and crusts, | Sezears., The apr eng T — eman Fowler, May | reached third on Wise’s error and a wild pitch, | clears the skin and scalp of every trace of disease, | whether simple, scrofulous, or contagious, when | Sie at 6 per cent per annum. payable semi-annually, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF CHOICE SUBURBAN RY. i PAL, . % ‘ A * ESTATE (UNIMPROVED) ON THE EAST SIDE | Greo, Warre, Lanes Tanor Axo : Lewis Sommerfivld. for the murder of | however, made a very pretty catch of | heals ulcers and sores, removes crusts and scales, | the best physicians and all other remedies fail, _| A#4,t0 Be secured on the property sold, to the satistac~ QF FIFTEENTH GIREET EXTENDED, JUST oll MAKER, A and mother-in-law, and Richard Lee, »'s ly and shut off the ran. Shoch hit for | and restores the hair. Curicura Soar, the great-| Sold everywhere. Price, CuTICUKA, 50c.; SOAP, | option of purchaser, NORTH OF COLUMBIA ROAD. 3 . = Ay : + | OF Gepost of 8200 to be ntade on each lot when bid is | _BY Virtue of a deed of trust bearing date the 22d day for wife murder, April 50, 1536, and Antonio e in the eighth, but was turned down in | est of skin beautifiers, is indispensable in treating 5c; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER | accented and terms of sale to be fully complied with in | Of September, 1886, and of record in Liber No. 1201. Kardello. for the murder of Carmine Rotunno, | trying to stretch it into two bases, for which he | akin diseases and baby humors. It produces the | Dmca Ane Caswicer Conroratton, Boston. fen days thereafter otherwise the executors reserve | Folio 14 et Seq. oule of the Iand records of ‘the Dis: FE nee iden at Heme Ginnie in the court | had no show atall. The Senators could not | whitest, clearest akin and softest hands, freo from | €a-Send for “law to Gace cule Diseases,” 64 | the right to sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting | Dremises on. the ‘SEV! MAY, on the east side of the north wing of the jail. | pull themselves together and lost on nccougt ¢ best Riding Habits im Pon, All kinds of dresses weed. Ladies’ own material le. Tuventor and manuiac- ting, Keady-Cut Waist Public auct e 2 Pigs a ‘ 7 . P. M., the following-de" co dU cents It is built of Georgia pine, painted a drab | By that fatal second inuing. ‘They made 4 bing pimples, spot, or blemish, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, | pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. Coavaysnoing smd resoniog st perchanereccst, sed seal estate, to wit: Lots Exiubered forty rite ‘cnet floret color and stands 21 feet in height. including | and 5 errors, while the Hoosiers made 4 bits STATS Sane * ae as te Executor, 1:207 F st. nw, oon and Beak, taieiten Gee ee °8 GLOVE-FITTING, KEADY-CUT W nephews Son . = nae 3|3 ~ g* Sear PLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and Soft, white, and free from chaps and CHARLES EDMONSTO: ison and Benj. F. Leighton, trustees, of part of GLOVE-FITTING, KEADY-CU aisT the cross-beam of 6x8 timoer, supported by Sx5 | and 1 error. Beyond Hines’ muff they played F oily skin prevented by CuTICCRA SOAP. HANDS rediiess, by using CUTICURA SOAP. my7-d&as we BB Sects oi land nown as Rount Picssant” and jee ening’, oeseishted are nd at UbO WHITE uprights, a perfect game of ball. eee ane sanepbisd et eiieceaiparshr ——— ee Pm hg a Da a rd Pe ty aie a THE FATAL sTEPs. IN OTHER CITIES, cee | earner Le ee HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. County No. 6, Folio G, of the Surveyors Ullice of the, | ~ At the height of 13 fect is the pt ALEADY FORMERLY CARRYING ON DRESSMAK- 4 ing in New York, would like the patronage of Wash- reached by stairs thy) w: Sow Y 5 4 P : — District of Columb platform. | New York tried to make up for the two white AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Said lots front fifty (50) feet each on Fiftcenth street Jon ordinary occa-| washes the Infants have given them and | ===== = | —— = ean ington ladies derate and perfect Bt: Q x a a. Waka = —— > ‘The entire contents of two large residences embrac- | ¢xtended and hav erage of about two bun- | and basting a specialty. 7 st. i.e. apit-ow | B, WILLL ¥ $ VLING, Auctione: 4 s ‘ dred and twenty-two (222) feet. : i a sions be easy of ascent, the rise being 7 inches | trounced Cleveland to the tune of 16 to 2. The | WALTER — Lad gseeoreoaee | Meson iat det Stream Ing. suction roots SATURDAY: MAY EIGHTEEN TES Tat So. Air wlil be fret volt Termectsh. O enint | SOE EEELUOS HALL PERMANENTLY KEMOVED d tread nea 2. One side is % nie ‘ i “ innit TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON M. PRUS' ' SALE OF THE ALDERNEY ‘ EN O'CLOCK.” : t No. 48 will then be offered. Terms: One-this py electric Beedle Without injuring the skin or jeav- = hse —— ‘ aT - norgl ide i he bans | Babies earned their runs in the last inning. NUR, DELWEEN Sire OND EG Ok BE ALDERNES DAIRY Se ey ee arranged within | cash and the residue in two equal payments, at one (1) 3 MES. Dk. GABRIEL. Fail joining the rail raised 3 eet above the | Hatfield, Ewing and O'Rourke, and Beatin and STREETS SOUTHWEST, Ar 107 SHINGTO OL A AUCTION ction rooms and Will be’ sold prompts at | and two (2) years from date tale. ‘The deferred | ep4- 1321 © st, platiorm. The platform is 11 feet square, and | gutcliffe were the batteries, New York made | On SATURDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH. By virtue of 4 deed of trust dated the 1st day of O'CLOCK. payments are to bear interest at six per ceut, payable om - - 4s made of 2-inch boards, and in the center is | 13 hits and 1 error, and Cleveland 4 hits and 6 | 9’CLOCK P. M., we shall sell in front of the p . | A.D. 1884, aud recorded in Liber No, 1079, folio Ars0, semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of ‘trast. on | Mrz yr M. J. Praxor the tr: f 1e:. The platform is sup- * Lot 44, of Thos! Galligan’s subdivision: also Lot 6 in | ef me ‘of the land records of the District of Co- | One Star Special Bicycle, in prime condition. said lot. Conveyancing and recording to be at cost of of . AD adhere P Sup- | errors. Dan'l Carroll's subdivision of square 462, having 49 | It aud ut the written Fine lot Instrumental Music” purchaser. A deposit of two hundred doilars (#200) 1329 F st, n.w., at Mra. Harrison's, ported by stout ; — Ts, gee braced with | ton defeated Pittsburg, but came very | feet front by about S8 feet deep to 25-toot alley, with hereby, the undersis Lot Books. will be required on each lot. If the purchaser fails to cross pieces, the flooring of the tformis | near losing the game through poor fielding, | MProvement, consisting “of a two-story irume | frout of. the premises: ox ov heavy tnabers so framed that the trap fits | | lg Be | dwelling. TE 8 Ts acas comply with the terms of sale within ten days from FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, 17 Corner Washbasins, Counters, &c., &¢. —- IETH DAY OF MAY te thereof the property will be resold at his risk a Also, a Phen seore waa 8 $97. Radbourne and Bennett, ‘Terms made kuown af the time of sale, P.M, low 4 s and cost, after ten days’ notice of uch ‘sal ished SELECT ORNAMENTS FOR THE BAIR. jush with the floor. > trap is attached to / and Sialey Miller were the batteries. Boe. VALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. eu : sity = : ee 4u one oF more newspapers put AIR DRESSED. N NGLER, the platform by a pair of heavy strap hinges. | ton made 12 hits afd 8 errors, acd ‘Pitsburg CO) ee ns eee | Pie, is: Se ae var of extanal he aamameeee atm cay peter reine Paes BIERISSOS “ae 2ur SHAMPOOING. "i aaa j » a a a qu umbered three hundred and seventy-eij WE! CLOG! Carri - Boe “ 2 eae oom b pesca — hits and 3 errors. ‘ HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 378), contained within. the following metes and | 8gqh7 LIVE OCLOOK. Horece, Carriages, Wagons, | sve-ats 1917 Fst.n.w. | JAPANESE GRATE FANS.g50c.. SCROLLS, lows this trap is held up im place by the ends of | ‘The Phillies won from Chicago by virtue of a —— a Vounds: Bexinning at the southest corner of said lot mylb-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | JU ARGE FRAME DWELLING OF SIX- fans, and 10¢.; maieMlals for making pap -ahaped iron. This is so arranged that the | perfa x Paha ri VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON HALF | and. ranuing. thence north one hundred. and - ee ponies F ri ; flowers,’ scrap pictures, studies for painung, “Gol nis caer ape fader ier bea pagans bon Lecter: i ving. Ti Lee ae — SIKEET. BETWEEN N AND O STREETS, | eighty-seven (isa) eet and ton and one-half (10s . | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, ERD BLIGE DWELLER E ON SR Paint, 10c. Toys games lanterus, flags, note paper, aud Pompe an ou . i. , ot | li‘ is savage feries: = Ul v1 . hes to p le. ley; the est thirty ( cote. T oy 4 Si I 3 velo 3.4. LD, ma 20-lin* it is usually work+« by means of a rope run- | finton and Clements, and Tener end Barcl & AT AUCTION. Het six and cuechalt (igs iuches: thence somhans | VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS. PROPERTY STREET, NEAR K NORTRWEST, TO BE KE- | €uvsloves, J. 3AX GOULD, st__ mab20-Am* Ring through 9% to the interior of an ad- | Philadelphia made. 10 hits and 0 errore and | p4ppSAZURPAY, MAY FIGHTPENTH. 1889, at | hundred and encity-seven (187) fect ten aud one-half ON THE WEST SIDE OF 14TH ST. BETWEEN | MOVED. may REvENyEReTE ss joining cell. where the unseen exceutioner is | Chicago 13 hits and 3 errors, Will sell part of lot 20. in xquare 693, being the south | {26 half (sg) inches tg ‘tho: place’ of te. On WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SECOND, 1889, | &t HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front Lars: Tanonxs News ioned ready to pull it when the signal is At St. Louis—St. Louis 9, Baltimore 7; at | 65 feet, 5 inches on Half street southwest by a depth ther with all and singular the im- | at HALF PAST FIVE O°CLOCK P.M. we shail’ sell in | Of the premises, BY given from the scaffold. Attached to the trap | Cincinnati—Brooklyn 10, Cincinnati” of 113 feet, 7 inehes, with side alley 15 feet wide. provements thereon. consisting of @ six-story brick | front of the premises lot 8, square 203, being 20 feet | FRAME HOUSE, corner of 16th snd K sts. n.w. MERTZ & COMPANY. the under side is a rope with a weight ti , id ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance ‘in six and twelve i cs ing the entire lot and the fixtures | front by 120 feet deep, improved by k store and} BRICK HOUSE, i6th. bet. K and L sts. nw. on the under side is rp ight to NOTES, months with interest, aud secured by adeed of trust .. This substantial and elegant building was | stable. The above houses to be removed withiy Lfteen days event it rebounding and striking the hanging * on the property, or all cash at purchaser's option; IS84 especially for the dairy | ‘Terns of sale.—Purchaser to assume note of $1,000 | after day of sale. Attention of builders and others LADIES’ DEPARTMENT in charge of Mr.G. | aes The trouble yesterday was that the Hoosiers all ars aa h recording st ¢ ost of purchaser, A. complete in all ite appolufments the | due in six months, and 82,000 due in about two years, | called to this sale. ‘Wagner, late of New York. Ener : vate 01 Wired at time of sale. saloon, room, on the fir r. * the balance in cash. re i : PREPARING THE ROPE. See et SS coe ae NOPHOMAS DONT, | Weng sn leit st hn he yt theres | "all curesuanovea outane tee = myigedids’ __DUNCANSON nmos. ancta_| Habit, Jackets Cloth Costumes to onder at . ef iti 7 ne former earned tworunsand the latter one. my: auctioneer, three elevators in the building—one passenger, worl TWAMGERY GAlk an Ww _— 4 Riyhesapronbryjcshvemmie mbenpeaci bere] Siprerteg sory he bis Tae pes pate Mar Bee eat reat eee | vegan, METERED WHLIAME & 00. | CHANEEEE SALE OF wat ne ‘Whether you yarchate your materia of us of the rope should be attached. This is usually | , Howton se including Washington—are very | C PROVED KEAL ESTATE, SITU date} business has ‘a lance kitchen Gnd date | _™Y10-akds ___"_uctionesra,_ | \/ BUSINESS SAL. hors STREET, BETWEEN | ot we will be equally pleased to take your of the best quality of manilla, generally of | Close on her heel SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY-S room, besides about forty sleeping apartments (on the (0. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F street. CORCORAN AND Ei STREETS NORTHWEST, a % Zz . 7 - 7 *, s 3 4s . for einployes. me J a Pit workmanship first-class. Zstuch size. It undergoes some preparation | John Morrill’s base hit yesterday was some- TON, D.C. Second there is a Lines storere capaci ee’ 2° | PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE an-| Berto 2 oC tO 8 ine Supreme Court of Shad Sena m the jail, kinks being taken out, the rope | what of a disappointment to a certain coterie By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Courtof the | “Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money in PROVED PROPERTY, BEING NUMBER 1130 | the District of Columbia, parsed in cause No. 11,484 =e, rubbed down and the noose made. When the | ¢. hype break hi District of Columbia, ip equity cause 11084, | cash, and the balance in three equal installments, | _3DSTREET NORTHWEST. equity, wherein William C. Ciabangh et al. are com- 004 11TH STREET N. W. rope is dressed down it is but three-fourths of | 3e8¢0 12 strenuous efforts to break his popu- | on"the 13th day of April, 188%, the undersisned, payable in two, three and four years after date, the de- |, I will offer for sale in front of the premises on | pluinants and Lillie W. C. Ciabaugh et al. are defend- | 8pl0-3m am iueb thick and i as pliable ax cotton sacn, | “upit Washington. eh Witmot and | fair iuetfet fo anlerat publication, tout | Weed rand ‘ve secured by deed of tuston the eer | MAN" BGO. AT SEX O'CLOGR Br Meaace Bt Lote, tier mopertay go pPRIDAR. tie SENENTEERTR ne! able as yarn, there can be no doubt that wit ilmot and | of the respective prem: on WEDNESDAY, centum,and be secured by deed of trust on the prop- 4 ¥ P.M, . ‘7 ENTE! ENCH DYFING, SCOURING AND DRY CLE. and yet the strands are close and compact. 2 by ; Hours herelvafter montened: the howe ast tue | erty sol4, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. | SdUate 525, fronting 20 feet ou 3 street northwest | DAYOF MAY, A. D. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, FR"? G. SCOURING AND AB This work on the rope ix done by onc of the | have been ‘iffercat, "Skech ‘hae or eqamignt Foal estate in the city of Waddington, District of Cor | Bucur cf deferred Payments the purchaser will bere. | Dia depth of U3 fect 436 inches, RS pee agent pie dp RG it a guards, who has seen considerable sea service, : quired to keep the property insured to the satisfaction rms made known at time of sale: A deposit of | improvements thereunto belonging, in the city of | First-class Ladies’ and Ge: mot’s place in the one important particular of Tumbia: pat of the trustees, “A deposit of $1,000 will be required | 8100 will be required. GEO, W. STICKNEY, his base running, although he is batting hard. | jAtIVE O'CLOCK P. M., sub lots 16 to 23, both in- my16-déds ts’ work of every Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lotsnum- | op. Plush, Velvet and Evenimg Dresses, . M.. urchaser on the day of sale. All conve: Auctioneer bered ninety -eight (98) and ninety-nine (4), in George | AND KOLINE LERCH, torwerly with A. r clusive, in square 84, each of said lots having a front— at the purehi “scost. Termsof sale to’ m Yriese, Paris. The Interior department team defeated the ot I : MAS DOV W. Kives and George H. Plant's subdivision of syuare age of 17 feet on 22d street northwest by a depth of | plied with within ten days from day of sale, if not the | (J’4OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. two hundred and eight (208), according to the plat of War department base-ball club yesterday at | #7 feet, to public alley: and also sub lot 24, square | Pucterayosnree tee ent eee a : : eof | TINHE FEDOKA DRESS SHIELDS ARE PRO. le e property at the vOUNC said subdivision of record in office of the surveyor ma the arsenal by a score 14 to 10, "Battery for | $4 frohting 20 feet on 22d street, by 97 feet Ueep on | risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five | PAIR, FINE YOUNG, BAY MARES WITH PARK nounced by Messrs. WOODWAKD & LOTHROP and is an authority on knots. At the end of the rope he makes the hangman’s knot, the part forming the noose being well greased with tallow. which, in the experience of those at ANTC ‘Pischer "ARK | of the city of Washington. improved by a three-ste . é é . AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. 1 basement Urick dwelling and a two-story brick | S&the best in their siock. They have voequal. For ; erect. KE U a met we ‘a tteo-stor the Jit is betice than souping dhe rope. Then | Yutarors Mereel, hen snd ‘Metis for We, Pa e-past FIVE O'CLOgR P.M, exblot 2, | Batterie hoe! Re Boe Se Mein front of ia Hae tae eat | Hulldibee Known an Clabatagh Hall under” which hail | #8¢ every were reaiateeo ¢ rope is taken to e seaffol me end is er, Wi ¥ square 54, fronting feet on D street, and running GEO. H. B. WHITE, wu mn ee oo ae Sommposious storesocme. NTON o 4 Ne ‘AB. passed through the hole in the crose-veam and | Putlet> Weely and Wendall, Porat taueteneo leek tga fable ney oid | _msc-adn __ 00. Hii, UTE Trusteon_| ars ayy. Owasr ine Said Teniantes | _ahermnot sale: Ouethindot the purchase iowey in | /A NEON, FISCHER'S Nolikt most ans ‘ Tot be miproved “f cl ; ao eng sr" ee = — - = prone ¥ te” re over it to the upright and then down toacleat,| INSURANCE MEN EAT SHAD. Bus squate 84; fronting 22 feet 10 inches trout on D F[HOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. WO-STORY FRAME HOUSE. No, 356 McLEAN | fron! the day of sale; the deferred payments to be | pi dd'wi oat being Speeds Lene 44 to which it is secured. Five feet is allowed for se by 146 Gry Se and also sub sf — “ T AVENUE, NEAR FOUR-A! ‘A-HALF AND N | represented by notes of the purchaser and secured by asi ialty. Thirty ry ‘years’ ex; the fall. There are also some other ropes} A Pleasant Gathering of the Fire Under- | 102 “pare, 84, fronting 22 fect 6 inches on D | EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP- STREETS SOUTHWES' deed of trust upon the premises sold. $200 cash wall | D.oherate’ Goods called fof ann deinen needed for pinioning. These are about the strnat DY 136 So Geen, to 8 pall alle = ‘i Ky IMPROVEMENTS LE TAS REL STOW AND | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTEENTR, { D6 Fequired on each parcel of real estate J y.. ‘4 w 4 le 1 fe ing lots belt recent subdivisic f lots » size of sash cord. 5 or 6 feet in length. With ee eens 9.40, sud Ly agate and recorded in surveyors (lid 123. 1 GARMENTS, MADE UP Ok RIPPED. ‘as soun D.C. PCI + ] same is bid off. It the purchaser shail fail to comply TH, 18nd, at | $t,SEX O'CLOCK, we will sell iu front of the prem: i i With the teruis of sale’ within ten (10) days after the ood mourning raste! . book 16, Fl T will sell on the premises,tronti day of sale, the property will be resold at his risk and A. FISCHER, Dring ter nacdl the condemned are fastened | The annual shad bake of the Fire Under- | PE 1 {0G 143. oa os wit. One-thied of the the Murdock Mil road andthe ‘Muitary road aud ine LOT 86, SQUARE 546. cost. All conveyancing and 1 At pure 906 G at. iw. behind the back, and on arriving at the trap | _ 72° ® cae ap cost, Lecepees 0 cteuy | Writers’ association of the District, held yester- | pufchate money in cash, and the balance in two equal a te the lands of Mrs. “Patton and | situated on McLean avenue, between 3d and 4% = ——— is legs are tied together about the knees fnstalments in one and {wo years from the day of sale, e and the Burroughs property. | streets and N and O streets southwest, improved by & > and ankles, There is also necessary day afternoon at Marshall Hall, was largely | with interest or all casa the! option of the pur | This propesty is improved by & uearly, new frau | two-story Frame Dwelling, five roonis, cellar, water, vucta, FAMILY SUPPLIES. é Feee | chaser, A. de required on each | dwelling, contaiuing ten rooms: with dairy, wash- | and gas. = yaa 2 = —— ARACE CANERIC CAP attended, The president of the association, | forat the time of sale. “rerms of sale to be complied | rooms. fiirge stanie, earriages, aud corn-botuse, ie, ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two | (ee eee ee a ete okt beitk | QUHOICE SELECT SALT SHAD, IN NEW Bake with a slit in the back, through which the rope | Noble D. Larner, and the secretary, Fred. W. | within sep Gaye trom day of sale, Avplatof the sub | | ernie: One-third cash, balance fend secured by's | Siren eye benz mbteee, sik par cout frome day of BELLING, NO. 1206 °N. STLLEL NOWTH: ib. pails: bendlows ioe Hecringa te half te seipced s. The rope is placed on the neck, with | Pratt, tin conjunction with Col. McKibben, FRANK, T. BROWNING, Trustee, ced of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the | allcash, at option of purchaser. Adeposit of 8100 at WEST. 20-1b. ‘Pails: alo prime pet Hersings properca ext panes. pe is p ane an indhed alee Gn eniiteed sian of ts 416 5th street nw. | option of the purchaser, A’ deposit of $200’ will be | sale. Conveyancing, &e. ate 1's cost, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | Dreasiy' for family use C.F K. 3. - ROGGLE, the knot under the left ear, and adjusted with fe! P GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct., 956 F st. myll-d&ds. | required at the time of sale. All conveyancing and | ~ my9-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. | District of Columbia, passed ov the first day of May, Fish Wharf, Lith st. th: f slidi and members and their guests. In the bowling | ———— —— Fecofdipg at the cost of purchaser, —— 1889, in Equity Cause No. 11625, wherein William | References: C. W. Johnson, Jouuaon by 4 View of sliding round to the center of the e ¥ ¥ VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPREME] myl-dts G. W. RAY, Executor. t#~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON- pe od gy pep and John Joyce and others are | ord 11th and water base of the skull. A string is arranged in the | “4 hooting alleys some remarkable scores | BB™ Coun of the Distiict of Cohuntia, tact ie : EIS POSTPONED IN cox. | Hayense of the rain until SATURDAY EIGHTEENTH | defendants, 1 shall sell to the ihest bidder. at pubic | FO" BE WTOr ee edge of the cap so that it can be drawn up so as | Were made. The shad was done toa turn and | Eauity cause No. 11,606, Beiber vs. Howden and | 6®-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED IN con. | Day Hes ofthe me same hour and place suction, ; tof the premises, on Fil VASTELLON WINE. ANSON BROS., Aucts. | 5! H DAY OF MAY, 1ss9, at’ FIVE, ture’s great remedy. Castellon Wine is of special IRST, 1880, same hour and place. SSTEES” SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE | OCLOCKE. M., the east part of Lot’ numbered eleven | benent in ‘cases of dysentery and ailments prevalent oad a. BAY. Bescaioe. RUSTEES" SALE VALUABLE THREE- | (11), in square bumbered two hundred and eighty-one | duriug summer months, It checks abd cures thetn — STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE (No. 901), (281), in the city of Washington, D. C., froutin 6 | instantly and builds up the system. Castellon Wine ORNER OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND NINTH | feet and % of an inch on N- street northwest, by has bech tested by the highest medical authorities, —— STREET SOUTHWEST. feet deep, together with the house and improvements | Trede supplied and for sale by OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON | | By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in | thereon, and the free use of a private alley 3 feet wide 1 F 7 '» NEAR WASHINGTON STREET, | Liber No. 1069, folio nice of the storm until TUESDAY, MAY TWEN- | my15-d&ds rs Ls to wil the 9th di f May. to completely hide the face. It is not always | the outstanding claims against the bill of fare | Say Lend. the undersigned. us trusters ip oait cone, lersigued, as trustees in said cause, that t e 2 off dis . » Homi fier for sale at public auction, in front of the But there hae been ications vhenthe nga | mere Promptly ignated. An cary return to Pcie AE ath Mn Sey RG ti | P= NSON BE : has been forced ont, making ai ything Par the city was made. Among those present, rep- 3 or Font! ae ee nitta ied NCANSON BEOS,, Auctioneers. agreeable sight, and the cap is put on as a pre- | esenting different companies, were the fol- bel T. Rawlings, 8. T. | the District of Columbia, to wit, sub lots 4, 1 #3 an the city of Washington, in HEITMULLER & CO., cautionary measure. There is mo shroud, | lowing: Arlington—P. of Callaghan. and tes ee Pocorda of the Distoce of C2 a gy + - one-third of 3 14th wt. white or black. used here as in some places, but bk ge J. W. tery. fame 4 5 original lote 1. 2 and 2 of square YOU. and tie eaat £8 Gectee rendered in Equity Cause No, | of the holder of the note thereby escared. we will sell the purchage-money in woah and the balance, in 2] ———————X_— customary » comdemne: ainter, orge Coleman. Corcoran—E. F. , h . tl, 19, $2, entitled Mary E. Bailey et vir vs. Elizabet! t pu aM a Nv ~ | eq st one wo years, the dete: = ~ “ ~ brah page Syed oe mee be Mean pean —Dorsey Clagett. gree ey ee ig a PAUED DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK | payments to be secured by a deed of trust pi the prop PIANOS AND ORGANS. lin—J. PF. Young, 0.C. Green, P. H. Hill, J. | ments, and appurtenances to said property belonginw, fea eae aspen auct lot 4, andcontinuing in the orderabove WE yuu the wreinives, on | FAL ta, the highest bidder, that piece of land sit- | erty sold and to bear interest at the rate of six per cent = = HIRD DAY OF MAY, } uate in on city, D. On Sm ny 7ot pum: | Per annum from 'y of sale. ALLET & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS: CHOICE 11 bered thirty-eight (38) of ‘Abram F. Barker's recorded | Will be required at time of sule. be Cte apting o verses ecous ook Park kun subdivision of part of 64} dred Dot complied with in fifteen days from day’ of wale the | Say To aweuny iene fers gg bh age) closed for the summer. trustee reserves the right to resell said lot at the risk % MN Fy n, D.C, improved by a three-story brick d th | and cost of the detaultn purchaser. All conveyance. | —w22s HL. SUMNER, 811 Ythi st. nw, i w feet, hast frontage on | modern improvements. ing and at the expeuse of the pur- ae 0 ae Tee Suerr Urncur Pras. TESTED WITH A SAND BAG. } ee . . | B. Hill, W. P. Boteler, Spri Blandford, When the hinges are greased and the rope | German-American—H. H. oes a & ie ba poy ara with a bag = sand weigh- | eer imuel Cross, W. A. Gordon, Jol | hayicutwhereot shall be recived by the tromiisory | of bart of Satare u ing from 40 to 50 per cent more than the con- | politan—-Samucl Cross, W. A. Gordon, hotes of the purchaser oF purchasers, payable respect- | lot contains alo : ‘i improve demned man, This dummy is placed in the | Sloder, James M. Green. “National Union-— | Hely it one And two fears {rou day of aie, anfwe- | Moad strect, of abit Gh tect ahd adopts ou Fark | furs f sac: Gue-balf of tue purchase money in | chtsr. cree Sven S noose on the trap, and the bolts Pulled. D. Larner, H. 0. Towles, ‘Thomas Francis, | (ited by deed of trust on the property conveyed, oF in two equal install. | balance in two equal payments at one pd tivo years, Its thoroughly 7 aed : Potomac—M. Plater, Thomas Knowles. Agency | jn’ cash, conte of, converancing, anid | menteat one and two Fears, evidenced by purchaser's | secured Uy the notes of the purchaser and a, first deed espe a COLBERT'S Goop coxptcT IN sarL. | Companies—James H. Marr. F. W. Pratt, W. 8. | recording — af the’ expense’ of purchaser, | uote hearin interest at G per cent per aumum from | Of trast on the property sold, the said notes to bear in- pifhas the most brilliant singing quality of tonete When, in January last, Nelson Green, Wm. | Pratt, E. E. Ramey, B. L. Blackford, H. Clay A deposit of 8200 will be required Verne _-Cank ar eres oy IS8Y, at FIVE O° erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in . M. Emmerich, National’ Metro- ) Cl and the residue in two equal installments, the e 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. on the purchase of | date of sule and secured by deed of trust on the prop. | terest at six percent per annum from the day of sale. each piece of property at the time of wale. ‘The trus- | erty,or all cash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of | A deposit of #150 willbe required when the property | Pepe wpTORY OFTARGE AND ELEGANT ; y Abstallments, Briggs and other prisone: »q , Stewart, jr., Simon Wolf, Dr. W. P. Young, tees reserve the right, in event of default of purchaser | $2U0 is required at the time of sale, and the terms are | is SIDE Wi JUNDS AND S7T ABI PLIFFER & CONLIFF, ‘tae chains of ue ee, Bogs 5% Dante. A. J. Whitaker, George ‘R. Repetti, of prhanery reall fhe property afer ten ‘days | fo De complied with within 10 days thereafter. Cob- | Terms of ale to be compiled wih within tendays | RESIDENCE, Fu meieer “SOuTiEART Sm 123) Ea ne peti sorrniopeaiedaieam ers . |3.F. Batchelder. Guests—John W. Corson, | S¢ycstinement of euch resale, MORGAN 1. BEACH, ‘Trustee, Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the] IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF CaPITOL A BB EER < igiot orkers and professed religion, | Warren R. Choate, H. E. Woodward, Samuel D. W. GLASSI ’ mylleokds 47% Louisiana hw, | defaulting eee B. BOARMAN,} On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVENTEEN’ AA BOE Colbert stood aloof, apparently indifferent, | Bieber, W. L. Cowan, E. G. Shafer, Edward Slo Tthat. 2. | Trustees, HANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON THIRD WILLIAM. W. BOARMAN 5 Trustees. | 1830, at SIN O'CLOCR, im trout of the premises, f aa Be OEP He. however. finally made a profession of re- | Maunder, John O. Cole, A. P. Brown. Edward BODOEFEE (LAUGHTON GD) STREET EAST, BET" BEXNSYLVA-| GEORGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. _my11-d&ds | shall sell the above fibe residence. coutaining ‘14 se ligion. and since then has speut much of his | Godey, J. C. Hutchinson, Beriah Wilkins and | poncansed BiURSDRAERUEE MJ uae NIA AVENUE AND SOULH C STREET. iqSOMAS DOWLING, dashes. | Cn ath amen, Des conan. « NOs time in singing avd prayer. His singing and | Col. W. B. Holliday, of Indianapolis, = tet ae ahntte paeend fo Eutite Onan ee ee dora pepe Terms: Ove-fourth cash, ‘the balance in one, two | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP preying have recently been features in the PEP ane ne JUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. Halles otal. againet Peotcr McNamara and others, the | EIGHT SMALL BRICKS, SOUTHWEST SOBER | end three years, wid n notes bearing x SHS AND DURABILITY, rong! Benya ce shpat gee He possesses a Concerning ‘‘Permit Work.’ TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TRIANGULAR SQUARE, | U2dereizned trustees will sell at. public suction, in OF TEN ORTH Bhat gg ee ve " 3 4 7 front of the premises, on MONDAY, the TWENTY. AT AUCTION. a. prayers have | To the Editor of Tax Eves1xe Star: POU DED BY GEORGIA AVENUE, G SIMLET. | SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A.D.’ 1880, aU FIVE | Om WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. | chaser's cost; 8300 deposit been remarked for their good language and| Referring to the communication of “Tax PRS ee ERO TaEABT, OrCLOCK PML al that parcel of real cetste'is the tte SECOND, 1889, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the sale. fhe ne ena’. 4 Prisoner he Las been one of | Payer” in yesterday's Sran the act of Congress irtue o: of tr of “Purchasers” is invited to rE is 2, , ne of & deed of trust duly. ded in Liber of Washington, District of ,Columbi bei part of ep me sell Seven Ziwo-story Brick Houses 7. the best-behaved convicts ever locked in, ~ “"ferms Special attention and recording at pur- | “New Artistic Tequlred of the purchaser | EST DACOLAT TE Ak Panes eet THOMAS DOWLING, SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A Auctioneer. ising almost A & H Bor i ns abo originel lot 15, in square 762. Beginning on sid street ree-story Brick, located as above. always cheerful, obedient to rules, thankful | “PPFoved July 18, 1888, on the subject of “Per- | H2 thatrictor Getunete Bo ol eth ans recone of | Cast, 227 feet south of the hortheast corner of auld lot ‘One-third cash, balance in 1,2, and 3 years, 8 < : country, in thorough repair, will : a #, we will sell in front of the hence south along the 4it treet | With notes bearing interest at five per'cent per an jow figures. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for any little privilege accorde | mit Work.” is as follows: mises, on TUESDAY, the FOUNTEENTH DAY of | 1 cect thetne went So feck, Gisele eereees | wanes Mates bearing {nverest at Ave per cent ber, an- MEDICAL, &c. 4h prices and iu Nehich will be arranged y P rs d him. All (AY, A. D. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the fol! Ee Seok 4c clans oe bertane t: 850 deposit required at the time of sale on eeckt ——= ——S—— MONTHLY INST. TS when qlons he has appreciated the visits of nis rela-| ‘Permit Work:—For the improvement and | iug descrived Heal Estate, mtuated tn the city-of Ws By ee bg Ed a — THOMAS DOWLING, ER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT WM, KX tives and ‘friends, and, when hot engaged in | repair of alleys and sidewalks and the construe- | Mutou, District of Columbia, to wit: All those certain a ee — Tadien Parsee to Gee chee rates aavertie: | SS = 7 and ‘aying. enjoy si Mg ~ > ry ‘rest, secured by ie promissory not of pu ¥ y. ies, You can GUO. Me perty v a ees; and on ratificat le aiid payment of 1e - aa ar P a THE DEAT WaTcu. | requesting such improvements shall pay one- | S0uth of aquare num! containing tates goed eee eee ee eo TT ON TING O8 PENTA CED ET RETEING, | Indies married or single. Forty years’ experience. | —— >a 4 EL It is customary almost immediately after the | ball of the total cost. And provided further, | £25 fasted and afty see tent ic chaser, his or her assignees. A deposit of ND H NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION oO, 8100 will berequired at tine of wale. All conveyaucing x » Distrii ‘ h all the impro : last hope of the prisoner has Gaagpensed to ont that the Commissioners of the District of Co- | together wit! 6 improve % easements, ser. Terms tobe complied with in ents, Way! at cost of pure! jumbia are authorized, in their discretion, to | TMhts, privilewes, he rine appertaininess | Sada ee H. D. EAD AND BE unk. DE BROTHERS, 990 BS ST. ° Bus. 734. rwise trustees tescrve rigiit to resell st | | Ou MONDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, at SIX orcLock | IR's-w-. api sisunan ane telen, @ death wateh at the cell door, but in the case | order such of the above-enumerated work aa, | “ipsune belonging oF in any wise appertaining. | fgoypss Nn Be tae ya notice by | Byres iuare Sa having: 18 eee a eit tg Sis iaeaed ares meme inform his NEW of Colbert his behavior has been such that it | #8 their opinion, is necewsary for the public | snd four yeurs notes to beat aterest irons Oay'of ual EDEN" 1905 Vennu, ave.n. wy 6 vt | Tuninie back 100 feet, improved by's three-story and | of men and furnish medicine, or'ae charges cuunaltss | Pasthe honor to ——_ oe, Macnee, ul Mis Sfternoon the death wateh | health, saftty or comfort and to pay the total | ¥Rlston'premiscs wid or ail cash at optiog of pure | ¢Mi et ,DWAMDS,oOUAtI aE uw.” { Trustees | Dagement dwelling, Soa twelveandeigh. | scribed! and sworn before sme, Uy Dr B SE EAKE personally Sts oll quemento motointie was set, | cost of such work from said appropriation, one- | chaser: # deposit of $200 on each lot required at tine . . MILLER: 486 La. ave, ge eae ae oe 4 7 | SAMUEL C. MILLS, aa. pete law contemplates that the execution shall | half of the cost of such work to be charged | of sale; conveyancing, &¢, if| THOMAS E- WAGGAMAN, Meal Esiate Auctioneer. | teen Menthe, for noten, bearing interest from day of | SAMUEL C. M consparative | agai i ferms of sale are not compiled with in 10 dayn from | _™!¥11-d&ds Private ond prescribes who | “gainst and become a lien upon the abutting | {7% joes reserve the right to resell the rs 2211 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, o A e : - sale, the erupt REL! The warden, Gen. Crocker, | Property, and its collection to be enforced in perty in default st the risk and cost of the defauit- RE = nd ec <4 All gouveyancing, ‘TORY AND MANSAR DK | 00. day of sec. STORY, AND. MANSARD-ROOF, BRICK | yi g-agda iG, NO. 21s T SOUTHEAST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA shall be invite notwithstanding th Bisonveses sBesat haser" does | apie ims ely Sa ALTER B. WIBLI AMES & CO, requests, verbal and in | the same manner as the collection of general | ing purchaser after 5 days’ public notice of such resale ‘ANH os or two of Dr. be P hington, D. C. 7 Marie oe Bkgtans i bundred people for passes | txes, and when $0 collected to be cred- | me newspaper published iu Washing AVENUE. \RUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ft Soi timae ashy ier |Get hl pect, tate | mreaaae He ie omme | ot Foy arzepon. aar rome | TAR Pag Su SRG | ea 48 is possible, and therefore | terial purchased under this appropriation as meat i —* SUBDIVISION OF THAT PORTION OF 1H WHO REQ the number who will witness the hanging will | shall be bought after due advertisement EP-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED IN CON. | in front of the premiter STATE OF 1 1 A ee imited. Th T LOT 8, SQUARE 819, F THE LAT! HENRY NAYLOR, umber will include twelve | therefor, as required by existing law.” | DAY OF iy isaweesbaratvee fronting. 19 fect 6 inches ou ‘Tiiatrect with a depthof BEING ON THE EASTERN BEANCH OK ANA- SHESOR, 1103 Pack Blase, isters. physiciaus and some |The District authorities hold that the act| By order of the ; socy and tamseenl Soot EE ola ree | PO Tae S20 12m sta. ne. Ladies only. Remedy.65._myit- There are not as many press | Provides for two distinct methods, the volun- y15-dieds DUNCANBON BROS. Aucte, | S057; S rooms and bathsmodern convene eer, | «| ACROSS THE AN AND B: ME. DE *, LONG-ESTABLISHED AX\D race of soci ucts if overbalanced | Try permit on the request of owners, and the | GrLENDID BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH | MOK coulortable houses on Ca pitel Hill, having been | aR EY ROWE AS EG SEE EX: | UB reliable es Plvaiclan. cas ue consulted daly mber of young medical students who | involuntary, where no request is necessary, STRE BETWEEN A AND B STREETS | Pullt for owner's use, in sp) Tree ae roperty oa ‘of the | to¥p. mn with Lattes ons, ‘ap20-Lm* 8 % “* . 2 is among the best locat on Capitol Hill, be:ng near desire fame. neariy all of whom hope to add | but the Commissioners act independent of such SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION, Pennsylvania avenue, the new -y building aud ERS to their medical knowledge by wituessing the | equest, on their own judgment, ‘This com SECOND ORE HT ER SOLDER oe ay, TNENTY. Distt tematr or fll Sloon a cauning ren ; eee * cures: ei MS ibrar’ ban (COND, AT FIVE ar - | Gapitol grounds. ging. A number of the relatives of Colbert | struction of the law is evidently erroneous. Sen, aha wal part. of fot i quare 818, prem | “Horms, One-third cash, balance in one and two years, Weakness, lossot vitality, rs a gig For sale at oO SRSPOL SS, dinate pe 2 N = Wholesle and Retail EDIATELY ADS. , ne bet, Band C, 11th Jurors. the mi SEW orban NEARLY COMPELTED, | S0dU2thata. ive, Ladies uly. Reinedy.65. mpTé-twt Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hana, Rewspaper meu, ACoaT iA Ki the od ‘ . f 3 ten to bear interest at’ G per cent from day ei will be admitted to the jail. An involuntary permit is an absurdity. “A permit | , This lot fronts 28 22-100 3 derth of | Payable semi-ansiuully,ana tobe wocured te Geet ot zs is a license to do something not forbidden by | 32 4100 feet on 4th stroct, between @ and tla goe | Yrtist on property, or all cash poe THE hee basicuny enero - law.” Now this so-called involuntary permit can ia ghtable for two a iis rou 8 to mplicd prisoner rested quietly last night and | not be against the will of the Commissioners,for ree use of party wall’accom| ith in ten therwike right reserved to resell Ter we cheerful an ever this morning. ar, | the law faveot them with a disretion:gd 1 | inti wi dete barine ame gto emtve | na cat hetling pitta tee Sareea Mr. Wells was among the early visitors to the | “A#N0t be against the will of the property own- | deed of trast on property sold, or all at option. fe Weakinccn Bee DuNGeNeee nee il, and a number of the prisoner's relatives— | CT™ fF the very idea of a permit a upposes father, mother, brothers and’ siaterseeme | SyreReet bY the party tor whom fe is taued. | Me™ : ‘h ‘The true construction of the law seems to be | _myl4-7t ‘Auctioneers, | (FYHOMAS- DOWLING, Auctioneer. . to see bim during the morning. fi % saul Sem _ a — —————___. So: The _Commiasionaes: are authorized, in | 7p\RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PuOPERTY. "8 SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FUR- Have you salt-rh. enumerated work aa the owners shall of a deed of trust to: dated fpyast On 8A’ AY, MAY HH TEE! 1889, on gt ny oe request, or in the opines tea Canuaalanen we ‘kad oe of Distr neat fol 13 Fvone ot uct on weenie be ot Dowling it and You will never be the better is necessary, &c. When the Commissioners | request of Shereby. Ptittel gtpubr | Fenuaslvania scouts pal tl ‘onde of the eae Jom fain a im queckiab | heres. aria be pate improvements under their EDEL ie Ea seo he ny 4 sata ection of so-cal involunt or compulsory permit | P. eatute, situated u pu Oo system, they do a Very arbitrary and unwar- ton, 8 C1 aa and “Seguin ot ‘aunt ars sete ae other Not t fool, or quack, or knave, rentable act, cormzn Tax-Parea, | (iby). '» *auare ramighins sane pets ee rea Bat to Dr. Pierce's Golden M: yw, tomers in the District of Columbia, advertise in purchaser's with other valuable. Tecommended, of money peid for it will be re- — Tux Evasive Stan, Everybody reads it, x10" = «JACOB K, UPTON, Trust, myl-tts Bsveuor oe oe , (ae ee ee ms of sale: of and diseases. ZF To reach all classes of readers and cus- of mle in taste balms Otfice-window ‘and Por- puredbed ts ene us ancsre Sr cate, & E sects Serge ye —: panne