Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1889, Page 6

’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1889, CITY AND DISTRICT. THE PRESBYTERIANS. . ARLE gong AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. PROPOSALS. @2 Tux Evexixe Stan's subscription lists, | What Was Done by the Northern and E aA RRS THIS AFTERNOON. 5 _ FUTURE Days. ARTMENT OF THE INUELIOK, WASHING the books of the office, and its press and de- Southern Assemblies Yesterday. fz 2°45 5 he IX RINE, BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ONE | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers JHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. i : ¥ : INCHES ON 1. STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND | REGULAR 5, r SUPE! livery ae are - all times — to the _ AS tha stiecheen sotalol ote /pioubrytctan Se coo mq | MVESISTMEERS SG OruWERE tan ATORDAY, SSE OF HOUSEHOLD | THIETY. ROOMS OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD come inspection of any person having a color- | general assembly in New York yesterday after BB OU U RR G GHA TWO-STORY BRIG ! AT AUCTION, ~ for use of the Fre i ring @ 2 Two K HOUSES, ON I, BE- | On To-MOKOW, TWENTY- . at TEN " je fecal se able interest in the correctness of its claims as | the report of Tux Stan had closed the report Bos UU BE § ac HTH | Aer AND SEVENTH STREETS QELOCK AMY af cur aaleatvom, con TOW wt abd reap Ayes eS to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- | of the committee of conference on fraternal co- BBB UU RR GGG BT Ot ERIDAY, AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. The sched gu cepsicetion ts this sannes tisers that is given by few papers in the world, | °P¢Fation in Christian work with the Southern na aan x cient the premises el of the tert Relais te is Bae ee ACEER BW as & co. ame ane cade Widhdaiolé church, which had already been presented, Pig | By Seas Pashiugton eins Lots 8-0. 10, 41-12 and 1:4 square | _1t ‘Auctioneers. WALNUT MIRKOK a — was called up as the order of the day. The Peat BBE, RRE Q 8 53s, oe shot 110 tect tea Eat ete andiot 13 teen IPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ca ae onic ‘Tregeary Department, Washi on, a : : J wen Page Ry . ORL vom th TR THL DA AGAINST A CHANGE OF NAME, | "™P0Tt says that the committees of both ‘ae BBB R R 00 8x35 sad pile fh fomtedds alice tee esos eke: | Meutan SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNITrRE| ISN, for furmishing and de iveriue drasten churches agreed upon co-operation in foreign subslivided desired. and beiu in the immediate vi- Tae ey Fas, BOOMS 8 ATUMDAY, MAY w See ere Feees cece. Saring the Sava ‘, " ‘ it) 7 of aN EN OC 4 = 4 in ne 30, 1 . te Closing Proceedings of the Diocesan | ™ission work, co-operation in the home field, SHOPPERS’ INFORMATION. Builders, investors aud: those desiring for business BRACING A LANGE CONSIGNMENT OF LE | Ry tienemh ecked . Convention of the P. E. Church, | 20d in reference to co-operation in the eva PIMMEDIATELY AFTER we will ar oe PARATE PIECES DIRECT FROM THE MAS, | EERE Scertibed check. Sor’ — gelization of the colored people recommended SOME GOOD THINGS FOR 25 CENTS. LOT ¥, SQUARE 471, USACIURER, THIS IS A SPLENDID LOT OF | SUES treasurer of t Just after the close of Tux Stan's report yes- | that the relations of the colored people in both Sale fronting 24 feet © inches, and with rear and side alleys, TION UF PRIVATE BUTS AND'DEM: | ING. oft terday the monotony of the sober debate in| churches be allowed to'remain in statu quo, the pes gas and water, “Allof this property. in convenient t6 SVAENUT AND OTHER CHAMBER FUR: | SUI 0 Sa, eecpaid Gate : ia 5 NURSES" APRONS, 25 CENTS. Four tines of street care ana'proposed anion deme SITURE, WALNUT DINING-ROOM AND OF-| St ; the Maryland diocesan convention was broken | work among them to proceed on the same lines ss a . ‘Terms; Une-fourth cash, valance in one snd two FICE FURNITURE, 75 BRUSSELS AND IN- ge P: 4 {aerrecrs OFFICE in upon by a tilt between the bishop and Rev. | as before. Second, that the sympathy of both NURSES’ CAPS, 25 CENTS. Fears, notes to bear 6 per cent interest from day of sale, GRAELGISEETS SILVER-PLATED WARE AND "7 ae, Sth BATURD RT Mae bs 4 churches be extended t df the. ovenaéline- ad interest payable semi-annually, and to be secured by fOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. TY-FIGHTH. “ ee ‘kM. Dr. Hodges, of Baltimore. It began with re- ‘Manet the cured aise oat ma thet wack, INFANTS’ SWISS CAPS, 25 CENTS. deed of trust on premises sok fey cash, at option on fine COLD BLAST REFRIGERATO! ite 9, conunencing at 10 o'Clock, I shail sell the entire Further prseies . ie = - Pa Deg Re bony peers undertaken by the Southern assembly, such as NEW BELTS, 25 CENTS. Koeln hae of sale. ‘Cinveyaneiny Kea parce PRA Taigtel oF Restaurant; 20 OTHER Rint: | conten of the taps, dshie Pp feriniea thn che yonts received from the Virginia diocese protesting | the Tuscaloosa institute. for the education of NEW LACE PINS, 25 CENTS. cos erms complied with in ys. other~ in walnut turniture, and is in Bue condition. Tue at- against changing the name of the church, men- pies Ries Cae alien ote a ee colored ministers be mutually recommended. ermishins and the dealers is directed Co-operation in publications had been agreed ALso, At TWELVE O'CLOCK, FOUR FINE MULES ands THOMAS DOWLI after 5 days’ public notice of such resale in some news- UMBER OF Bons: per published in W: jon, D. C. = Paper pul {Vvashingt tioned in yesterday's Star, which the bishop BRACELETS, 25 CENTS. “ sTON AQUEDUCT, - i _bee 20 CAKKIAGES AND BUGGIES of various kinds, ; _!!371-dts Auctioneer. ~ ere i vi upon by the committees. A minority report, FANS, 25 CENTS. ord ‘ new aud second-hand. ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO, Auct cate, will be re aan \crpren inact in laying the signed ty Judge 8. M. Breckinridge, holding 0-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts_| 5 piSiSiSS Wane ae. £00, joueers KSDAX, JUN QUEENS’ CHAINS, 25 CENTS. uctioneer, 936 F st. wm decd that nothing short of organic union between TRUSTEES’ SALE OF V HOMAS DOWLIN Dr. Hodges said that he did not remember , Auctioneer. LUABLE BUILDING LOT A n FRONTING ON 19TH STRE BET both churches was desirable or practicable, was oom PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- < : OF AND E STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTI N 1 ever having heard the presiding officer intro- | also offered. PROVED PROPELTY. BEING NUMBER 1149 | THE RIDING HORSE OF THE HON. GEORGE | py virtue of a deed of trust dated Septentber 30-8 | Sh i Ey AT duce in the midst of an exciting debate a com-| _ After some disenssion it was agreed to vote | Our last importation of the FINEST FRENCH | | TWENIY-WiRST STREET NORTHWEST. On SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIFTH, 1889, at | D; PSSz,and duly recorded in liber No.1277.fo lio | the Acts of Congress. approved February sienabiisdlink Geek data dae ro such as had | "POP the clauses in the report one by one. The | SATINES arrived to-day. This lot leads them all. | pli Hay “ie Tw p frou ray, | TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms, I | 41} ¢t #ea.. ove of the land records for the Districtot RINS7. Nol nica another dioce OURTH DAY OF MAY, a Pebruary emer shall sell the above suimal Columbia, ‘and, at thé written request 1889, at SIX OC! Tage ate. i 0-0) i idacsia Secaceit aul and K P.M. lot 71, square 100, Ls cost $700; is nine Fears | cured thereby, we wi public " oS Ratate at Lange. Sho MOE been read. dg forcign ie aslon wank Gea pea tre va rorlacaienaes tively new and exclusive | fencing 17 feet O inches on 21st street, bys depth of | old aud Sait 0 be neetocdy seme St the prenisce, On MONDAY. the TRERTS Ee a — The bishop called him to order, and said that | o¢ ‘ahout sé rer re passed by a vote | designs. SB feet to alley. House four stories, bay-window, | _my23-2t__ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer._ | TH day of MAY. A.D. 188, at HALF-PAS ont = = w - 7 he would not hear anything foreign to the ab | A cate ae token tia ae laneey discussion, | NEW WHITE GOODS appear every hour, tis ait. | PEM, bnck front, all modern improvements, and iti | VALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, HIVE O CLOCK P.M sitet lot mintered torty-2ane | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ject under discussion, nor did he consider it | ang the fret ten clones of ant erms made known at time of sale, A deposit of | CHOICE COLLECTION OF. EVER- BLOOMING | sanare nuinbered one, hundred sud eleven CL te we = ; ses report on home | ficult to keep you informed of the new things. If you | . isms made me of sale, A DICE. CTION | OF 00) sq ip xt : : “ ke any remark | . : . W. PALMS, GERANIUMS, BE pint recorded im liber “1. H. Ky" folio 73. of the Fn reer missions were carried. |The, third, and fourth | tive im the city come in tosee them; sf an outsider send Sinygbdude ‘Auctionesr. ‘ PLANES, FROM JOHN SACES NUM, | Rechts of the surveyers oficsof the Disinct at ce. | SPECIAL Sarr Or Booxs actions. clauses were then consoli and carrie 5 it Dr. Hodges said he wanted to speak asa question of privilege, and several delegates AT OUR’SALESROOMS, FRIDAY, MA Tumbia. “FOURTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPREME pees Ut sabbe Snip thick neh Sh ten biden bi Court of the District of Columbia, passed in for samples. AT BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT. TOURIST RUCHING, 14 cents per box. ‘The question of co-operation in the evangeli- This is I t 2 Yat ree a ; chaser's | Commencing May 22 we will sell for ten ¢ e zation of the colored people was next taken up, ee ee toe ee WANNER B MILLAN Nuctscucetn,_| proton Cenrtans tmierest foser day’ of sete So cocenel | Ws boliounae Iaaeteces 7" et oat hor tom days ap, asked that he be allowed to proceed. | the | but the hour of adjourument having arrived it | cheap. The box contains 6 yards of nice White See gen ver etmaiaek ts cranes none Josie = By'a deed of trust on the premisessold, are to be wiven, Special Pub.e ‘The bishop said that if he would talk to the | was postponed. Ruchings. will offer for sale at public suction, in front of the NCERY SALE TT py ted he arg Sell, Ie 500 popular 12moa,, cl : srhsieingwcsns question before the house he might proceed. Last night a meeting was held in the brick | 100 different patterns and combination Buc! Preiises, oh FRIDAY,. the TWENTY-FOCRIM | Co PROVED: REMY E E SITUATED AT THE | Sto mat complied with ehieia tom Qnse inees danet | tat beet eats eee i “ Dr. Hodges said he had not im his mind for a} church. 31th street Sod, Sty ovens Pree | eee terent Pa — hing. | Day “Gr MAY, Isto, | beiuning » at FOUR SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY-SECOND | Sale property: will be resold at risk and cost of defegite | 100 latest novela hen al =m Wh memeeed the cightent intention of suBeeting <8 | esse large atenienie, and the secting, be 1 erty situate and being in the city of Washingtans in| TON, Deen eee SORTHW iat ee ee) ee a F the bishop or of being in any sense disrespect- being a public one, was a regular business | NEW EMBROIDERIES—AU the different widths | the District of Columbia, to wity sub lots ay 111 By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the | *be time of sale, CHARLES EARLY) fa Winete Weniaa ised “ane = 8 poilae ee not proceed without | <...: ion of the assembly. Moderator Koberts | desired; match nicely. on 35 Callaghan ple ag pero p geld District of C co jeaned That te Guderaat my17-dkds JOSEPH T. DYEK) TFUstees. Complete orks, & vole. i BRE if 00 ops a y= presided, and the report of the regular benevo- 7 twenty feet by thedepth of lot 1, in square 919, to- | trustee, will offer for sale, at public auction, infront | FVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 5 mann Le to ay " nee Bishop Paret—“I don't know what you want Cocca wae presented Py the chais. | THISPALES ALL FUTURE BARGAINS IN ROBES, | twenty feet bi tliedesth of Jot 1, tu square @ Uf the’ respective premises: ga WEDAESUAY, the | OE comet at an ee 1.00 tomy. man, Rav Ie, Ove Hae, of Obes tee SO BUY Now. nd agnurenances to sad rovers belotiging, | TWENTY ECOSD DAY “OF MAY. NRO, at, the VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No. CHAS. BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT. a i ‘ . Rev. Dr. . 0 . = ing with lot 4, andcontinung in theorderabove | hours hereinafter, mentioned, the following parcels AT AUCTION 21-65 5 oth Dr. Hodges—“And I can’t tell you without | subjict of “benevolence” in ail its phases was | 1,200 WHITE LAWN DRESS ROBES, $1.08, ted : : real estate in the city of Washingtouy District of Com EIGHTH, 1800, ot | oot OIG Sth at we a > = Paret—“Go on: and if you say any- | 2¢ discussed in addresses by Col. Elliott A.| qhese contain full quantity of fine White Lawn, with rms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in | lumbia Twill sell on the premises ‘lot hop Paret—“Go on; and if you say any- . cash, und the residue in two equal installments, the Shepard, Rev. Dr. Pomeroy, of Cleveland, paytneut whereo! shall be secured by the promissory VE O'CLOCK P. M., sub lots 16 to “23, both in: Ohio, and Judge R. A. Wilson, of Philadelphia. square 54, exch’of suid lots ha’ 40, fro ‘on the north: streets, by a thing you ought not to, I will stop you.” EDUCATIONAL. Fr two widths of embroidery, 434 yards each, for trim- 14th = . : of pure! or pure! » Pe ect. et 01 “alle 5 7 — At this the whole convention broke into a phonics ming. Twely in one and two yours trom day. BP aale, Sak as: (oa public alleys ahd slaw sub let Sdvequare | thtce-story brick dwelling wal te eee ee ee SUOKTHAND stn se APID, MOST good-natured laugh, and there was a perfect THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY. ss oo cured by deed of trust on the property conveyed, or 5 DK 20 feet on street, by 97 feet deep ing, containing 14 rooms b nd all modern | $o feutble. Proficie u \ Festoration of amicable feeling. The Southern Presbyterian assembly, which | EMBROIDERED MULL TIES, 1234 cts.; worth the purchaser, may pay all of purchase ‘tcney | D strect, iat eve Orune > ee huprovements, bing 9 BA Q atest nas Jallures, we MEAD A + a = he g in cash. cost of conveyancing an ALF-PAS PIV] * K P. M., sub lot ‘Terms: One-third cas! baa « w. my Dr. H odges askes dif the object of, Virginia | has been in segsion for several days in Chatta- | 39 ¢t® recording at the. expense of’ purchaser. | square 84 fronting 20 focton Drstree with interest, secured by & deed of tru Was to influence the convention in its action. noog: NEW LAWNS. NEW BATISTES. KA OF MI mac yesterday took up the question of co- A deposit of 8200 will be required on the purchase ot ck that width about 146 feet to a pul erty, or all cash at the option ot purchaser. A deposit eutieth i = gro a 2 each piece of property at the time of sale. ‘The tru brick dwelling. of $200 at time of sale. All conveyancing and record- | i: Irgan, Voice, Vic " = dy tafom taty Giles belting on tomy operation with the northern church. The spe- LINEN LAP ROBES FOR CARRIAGE USE. tees reserve t ihn in event of detoult Of pureha mung 22 feet 10 suches front on D | ing at purchascr’scost, “THOMAS DOWLING. | advantaes. "0. B BULL °. 3 cial ca ve whic! inte ae: or purchasers, to resell. the property after ‘ten days dee} toa ailey; aud.also sub | my2i-d&ds ‘ : Body else's leading strings. sousiler the: fepeat of the: angPbointed to | PARASOLS OF ALI. KINDS AND ALL FANCIES. | Shttrtinement of tich resale, at the isk and exyenne | lot 27, wquare St, frmutian’ 2 Geet 40 ineesum D | poy ep oF MED rae: | PJEAMING AND Pa INSTAL - G * Virginia | Copside e ene . ew ing purchaser, street by 10 a public alley. ok: E 7 UNFI ste oF every i or all ares, private or 1b classes Dr. Grammer said it was right that Virginia committee submitted a majority report favor- MOHAIR DUSTER FOR TRAVELING USE. WY GLASSIE, ) ‘The foregoing lote Leing a recent subdivision of lots a eee RO DWELLI o. —, oe RATIONAL MY OF FINE AKTS, Sod E st, eee sind Bee Valeo fe this convertion. ing the adoption of the conference commit- | THIS WEEK'S SPECIALTIES IN LADIES’ COTTON Pee a doids PERS S4-and recorded insurveyor's | STREETS NORTHEAST “mle ohmaoeeees - SUBS2°*UTE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. tee’s recommendation to co-operate, and a mi- UNDERWEAR: ‘Terms of sale are as follows, to wit: One-third of the p2 virtue of 2 ae cree of the Supreme Court of the 70 TEACH Ax OxE Wo Make Dr. Gram-:er offered the following substitute | nority report opposing it, ‘The former was 5 = archase money in cash, and the balance in two equal | Disitiet of Columbia, passed in equity, cause, a ber if ta cceiien atin Sees signed by nine members of the special commit- Gowns! Gowns! GowNs! installments in one and two years from the day of sale he undersizned trustees will well at public un, bo ith interest, or all cash, at the option of the pt auction in frout of the premises ou TUESDAY, the a ressury ; hundreds of testi. ia ; tee, the latter by two. We offer a GOWN made of good Cotton, yoke of THIS EVE! chaser, “A deport of 8100 will -be required om dock | ¥¢ OF at at Five -_d.W. RELNOLDs, 425 7th st, my 1S-2we ‘Whereas there was an effort made at the last | ™P7', atson, of Missouri, made a talk | inserting combined with a cluster of tucks, trimmed LAT PUBLIC AUCTION COMM Jot.at the time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied | CO Daten USIERSITY-TRAINED TEACHPRS—PEE: A general convention to change the name of the } in support of the minority report, of which he HURSDAY MORNING A Or with in seven days from duy of sale, ove Beem ee for civil service, West Point Collewe, &e. Cin eburch; and, was the originator. Dr. J, Re Wilson, stated | S704 Beck and sleeves with embroidery to match; Nand SLVEN P.M. IN STORE 7 division will deexhibited at the ti eerie arp a tae 1 Lrivate lessons day or evening. FLANK F MAL Whereas in the opinion of this convention, | ¢)., iis i “pe at ; ue, | plaited back; full length. Special price, 98 cents. TREEY NORTHWEST, an entire NK. T. aera nant corne ost. mw. my 10-0 such effort has tended to the disquieting of the | Clerk of the assembly and chairman of the joint FURNISHING GOODS AND HAT stock con~ at the nort hb K street We offer a CAMBRIC GOWN, yoke of Valenciennes is Th sists of everything wenerally found in first-class es- conference committees, adv ea fe ocated the adoption tablishment. The stock mist be sold within fifteen of the joint report. When e Stly street east, and running the ebureh, and was contrary to its history and « street east, and running then > west , Axp Onarons- mg the . ry one had been | Lace, connected with cluster of tucks; double ruftle ment. ths , meat §¥~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, TO | #outh line of sud lot twenty (C20) feet, theuce noth e clnses ior 0 FIVE Wikk's SERGSOR, ee aint inn caisciatios most de-| Siam opportunity to speak the vote on the | around the neck, yoke which is plaited back. “This ie rade Kindly WAL SAMSTAG, Auctioneer, | TUESDAY, MAY TWENIL-EIGHTH, 1889, SAME | Seventy-two (2) feet to the south line of am alley Wednesday “evening, June 12) ety a8 9) feet (11) inches wide; to be laid aloug the | rear of the premises herein conveyed; along said south line of said alley twenty (20) tect to the east line of said lot, and thence aloux the suid east question Was taken by ayes and noes and re- corded, Ninety-nine votes were cast in favor of co- ¢ disapproves of any change in the title burch. ed, That the deputies to the general sarment is really sold at $1.25; our price, 98 cents, We offer a CAMBRIC GOWN, best quality, Valen- Vv lace, wixds\” FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee, HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Send for summer circular. This college publisies BOOKS 0: “OKATOKY," "ACIING,” and ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, “PLC Eh é s . < WEDNESDAY, MAY line of said lot seventy-two (+2) feet to the place of | NETS: Descriptive pricestint tre ‘sv action | OP¢fation. as provided for in the report of the | *lennes Inserting, with cluster of tucks, with deep | J MIELORFER AT reo a a WAY | EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE meProvep | Hussite © | pAddtess MARTE COLLET OF Ee DOUTI convention be requested to make this action | joint committee of confere tween the ruffle around neck and sleeves, finished with herring | DESIRABLE. PROPERTY | ¢ THIKD, (OR P) STREET, | | Terius of sale prescribed by the decree are: One-third | OKATOKY, 313 Uth st. uw. (aif a block east known. 3 T erence between the two HLIGHTS,FORL IWN, D.C, AT AUCTIO! cash; balance in one and two years, with interest at six | post-oftie i onal After discussion this substitute was accepted | Sopontion, the Tull strengil of, dhe assembly | a aie seca en mete a2 own. | You fan's ha aeeboa at* Ceatgn teeta Tent ay WED MES | (ones uy nats ay agrael tructen rae: | Nias BALCHTS CIVIL BERNICE INSTI: After ¢ ; pos engt he asse ity COTTON GOWN, ay ath cin laos bcs elena MC jeceased, sell of WEDNES- sold, 0 ‘ ‘Of purchaser oF pu Ss BAL > SER a and it was then adopted by the | PP being represented, eThe report was pod We offer a superior quality COTTON GOWN, yoke and ee block D. MAY TWENTY-NINTH.. 1589, ‘at FIVE | chasers, "A deposit of #100 will be required at Sintend | 4UL 10th #t. nw. Person ention, which is of a mass of tucks, plaited back trimmed around neck and sleeves with embroidery, finished with herring bone stitching. Price 1.35. We offer a GOWN made of the best quality cambric, Pally for all exatuinats Positions caretuily revised ; HAKVALD singly or in clared adopted. It was moved and carried, to ofticially notify by telegraph the northern ‘as- sembly of the action taken. The assembly then adjourned. Title pertect, Ashford’s abstract furnished, taxes paid to Juue 30, 1889, ‘Terms easy: stated on day of sale, 8100 deposit on each lot. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., my24-5t . in front_of the premises, parts of lots orgetown, D. C., frout- (or P) street, between of 130 feet, improved Conveyancing at cost of purchaser oF purchasers, Oy ten (10) days default im compliance with terms of sale the right is reserved to resell at purchasers’ cost and risk on five days’ nutice, NEAL T. MURRAY, 4S TO REVISION OF THE PRAYER BOOK. The report on the proposed revision of the prayer book was discussed and the following int squate 74, ton south side of and 3:kl streets, by a de by a comfortable frame dwellin resolution, offered by Mr. Jos. Packard asa was adopted: soloed. That the convention of the diocese of Maryland, without expressing any opinion as to the expediency of adopting any of these eighteen proposed alterations in ‘the Book of Common Prayer. which have been officially communicated. requests the bishop and thi deputies from Maryland to lay before their re- —_ houses in the next general convention the report presented to this convention by the committee. RE-ELECTED. The committee on missions was re-elected as follows: Revs. J. H. Eccleston, John H. Elliott, A. R. Stuart, . Stokes and Messrs. Chas. F. Taylor. 8. J. Hough, Chas. T. Baohm, 8. K. George and J. C. Bancroft Davis. The committee on religious instruction, Revs. J. J. Sams, Francis H. Stubbs, Arthur C. Pow- ell, Wm. M. Dame. and Messrs. Wm. Woodward, Robert Atkinson, Higgins and C. H.Wyatt,were also re-elected. Messrs. Robinson W. Cator and A. B. Hagner were re-elected as trustees of the episcopal fund. and Messrs. Wm. Keyser and Daniel M. ‘Thomas as trustees of church charities. Edgar G. Miller was re-elected church treas- urer. AT THE EVENING SESSION. Revs. Arthur J. h, J. 8S. B. Hodges, Fred- erick Gibson and W. Southgate were elected clerical alternates: Admiral C._R. P. Rodgers, Judge John A. Lynch. Hon. Lloyd Lowndes and Samuel K. George as lay alternates. Rev. Dr. Hodges presented the report of the treasurer of the accumulating episcopal fund, and it was resolved that the endowment of the episcopate in the diocese of Maryland requires that the fund be increased to $160,000, A motion that the Church of the Holy Cross, Baltimore, be admitted to union with the con- vention was laid on the table. Linganore parish, Frederick county, was established. A resolution was offered by Mr. Skipwith Wil- mer urging that the basis of representation in the house of deputies in the general convention should be so modified that the several diocese shall be represented in some equitable propor- tion to the numbers of their aay. communi- cants and parishes. Action on this resolution was postponed until the next convention. Rev. Drs. Hutton, Dame and Laird were a ointed to prepare a minute relative to the te Allen Bowie Davis. It was decided to hold the next convention in St. Peter's church, Baltimore. and after ‘the bishop's address the convention, shortly after 11 o'clock, finally adjourned. — DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. DESIRABLE IMPROVEMENT BUT NO FUNDS FOR IT. Some days ago the Commissioners received a letter from the agents of the owners of the tract of land known as part of “Widow's Mite.” Teqnesting that curbing and sidewalks be laid on Vernon. California, Kalorama and Belmont avenues, the owners promising that as soon as laid they would pave the carriageways with sheet asphalt pavement. The estimated cost of the work asked for is $13,758. Money todo this work is not and will not be available during the present fiscal yj For the next fiscal year there is an appropriation of $125,000. About $35,009 of this will be needed for sewers, leav- ing $90,000 for alleys and sidewalks. There is now on the provisional schedule of permit work to be considered next year applications for work of this character aggregating in cost about $200,000. A large part of this is alle paving. which the engineer department coi siders necessary and desirable for sanitary has been recommended by artment. Capt. Symons, in an the matter “ whole amount of money hot suffice to do one half of this necessary desirable work in alleys. Besides this the Many miles of brick ewalk in the city in con- stant need of re source of c standing re ud laint and annoyanc ch to the city. he appropria- this year ns made to Congress by the tion for permit work was increased upon representati Commi Capt. Symons, in his report upon the subject, says that while the improvement is desirable. | be recommends that it be denied. USE OF STREET SPRINKLERS, Captain Lusk is daily in receipt of letters | % permission to water the | reets earlier in the morning or later in the evening than the order of the Commissioners directs. Captain Lusk in each case recommends that no variation from the rules be permitted. h a STAR reporter upon the ou know we are working under the Commissioners order of 1887, which prohibits the granting of permits to people to tsatany other time than be- tween 5 and 6 o'clock a. m., and 7 and 8 o'clock | P- m., and any deviation from this would not only be contrary te the order, but would take the water away from the people living on high owever, things may from people request: In conversation subject he said. jater the str elevations. ext year, be different, MISCELLANEOUS, The Commissioners yesterday ordered that sewer be laid in square Wi under the provis- LABOR MOVEM The Knights and Farmers’ says a poli control of the next state legislature, has been started in Alabama with fair prospects of suc- cess, and all other secret labor organizations. | Knights ot 1 ‘T IN ALABAMA. Alliance Unite to Capture the Legislature. A Birminghan special to the New York Sun al scheme having for its object the It is nothing less than a fusion of the mers’ Alliance, the Knights of Labor, and The plan is for the Knights of Labor to nominate candidates for the legislature in every county in the state uext year, and every member of all labor organizations will support these candi- dates. If the plan is successfully carried out, it is asserted that the labor candidates can be elected in at least forty counties in the state, which will give them a good working majority in both branches of the legislature. The Knights of Labor appealed to the last legislature for the enactment of certain laws in the interest of the workingmen and organized labor. These bills ail failed to pass, some of them being vigorously opposed by capitalists and corporations. One. bi which was especially urged by labor organiza- tions, was to prohibit the payment of laborers in store checks. It was vigorously fought and defeated by capitalists, ‘The movement to control the next legisla- ture in the interest of organized labor is being quietly pushed, and the Farmers’ Alliance and bor have already agreed upon it. ‘The membership of the Alliance is now about 14.000 in the state, and there are upward of 100,000 Knights of Labor. BURNED A Baptist Minister and Several of His Family Perish. The residence of Rev. F.C. Clarke, a Bap- tist minister, two anda half miles from Tunis station, on the Virginia Beach railroad, was burned at midnight Wednesday night, and five persous perished in the flames, The victims, | whose bodies were charred almost beyond recognition, were the Rev. Mr. Clark, one of his sons, Miss Pullen, a school teacher of Shiloh, Va., and a niece. Mr. Clarke's wife and their oldest son and daughter made their escape. The minister, after lowering his wife from a window, went into another part of the house for his children, and perished in trying to save the boy, who died with him. He was very popular in the ministry, having charge of the London Bridge and Ock Grove Baptist churches, in Princess Anne county. The building, being a frame one, burned very rapidly, accounting for the great loss of life. co FOREIGN NOTES. The Hamburg senate yesterday approved the | plans submitted to it for the enlargement of the | port. The improvements will cost $1,000,000. The women employed in the rice fields at Me- dicina, Italy, are on strike. Yesterday they | i anumber of bakers’ shops, ‘roops ave been ordered to the scene. Ten thonsand miners at Saar, Austr ia, have struck. The Prague tramway lines are at a stand-still owing to a strike of the drivers. Two hundred and fifty policemen and soldiers « Srax reporter in relation to | y available will | € are | pairs, which are a constant | and aj iouers that a large portion of it would | nuded in repairing these defective side- | | Florence, 700 people being are ready to assist in the evictions on the Olph- —— in Ireland, which will be resume d to-day. ‘The largest railway station in the world is the terminus station of the Peninsular railway at Bombay, India, at which an army of work- men were at work for ten years at miserable wages. It cost $19,000.000. King Humbert laid a wreath on Emperor Frederick's tomb yesterday. Further honors were paid the Italian monarch in Berlin, The trial of Gen, Boulanger has been post- poned until August, The Aged Workmen's insurance bill passed | the third reading in the reichstag. Forty-five persons lost their lives through | the floods in Bohemia, ‘The Berlin Post says that two more sittings will conclude the Samoan conference. Baron Alberto Franchetti, who composes operas, expends immense sums on their pro- ductions. His work ‘Asrael,” was rehearsed for a month previous to its performance in engaged. The as costing $400,- misce €n scene Was estimate 000. The death is announced of Wm. Wright, LL. D., professor of Arabic in the University of Cambridge, England. see The Dakota Election. Bismarck, Dakota, special to New York Times. _The returns so far received make it pos- sible to compile a practically perfect list of the delegates elected to the two constitu- |, the passage of | Mother Hubbard style, entire yoke of Torchon Lace, inserted with neat embroidery, double ruffle of Tor- chon around neck and sleeves, Special value, 82.48, Our CAMBRIC GOWN (we claim this because the de- sign is our own), yoke of sold embroidery connected with tucks, trimmed around the yoke with embroid- ery; also around neck and #feeves. Price, $2.68. Another CAMBRIC GOWN, which has a yoke of in- serting and tucks, back of which has a cluster of pin tucks, double rufile around neck and down the front, finished with herring bone stitching; extra good length. Price, $2.98. CHEMISE! CHEMISE! CHEMISE! An elegant CAMBRIC CHEMISE, square neck, with inserting and tucks, trimmed around neck and sleeves with embroidery, only 75 cts. Regular 1 Chemise. Another good CHEMISE, with solid Embroidered yoke, trimmed around neck and sleeves, full length, at 75 cts. Special good value. We offer exceptional good value in a CHEMISE, with square neck, yoXe of torchon lace, trimmed around neck and sleeves with torchon lace, at 98 cts, Our $1.25 CHEMISE are of extraordinary value, have yoke of embroidery trimmed around neck and sleeves, skirt bottoms aud full lenghth, At $1.98 we offer a CHEMISE, nicely made, square neck, trimmed with torchon lace, also around neck aud sleeves, Bottoms are finished with tucking and lace. Good value. SKIRTS! SKIRTS! SKIRTS! At75 cents we claim to produce the best possible, embroidered ruftle, and cluster of tucks above same, good cotton, in all sizes. At 75 cents we also huve a SKIRT, finished with deep cambric ruffle, with cluster of tucking in the ruffle and also cluster above the ruffle, We offer at 8c. a splendid COTTON SKIRT, with deep Cambric Rutile, cousisting of Nine Tucks in the Ruffle, with Fifteen ‘Tucks above the Rufile, in all sizes and widths. Our #1.25 SKIRT has no equal, it being made of Super Stout Cotton, Deep Embroidered Rufile with Cluster of Tucks above, full widths, At $1.68 we also have asplendid SKIRT with a Deep Hamburg Rufite in several differeut Patterns, Cluster of Nine Tucks above the Ruffle. All sizes in stock, CORSET COVERS. — CORSET COVERS. We have so many attractive and elegant styles of CORSET COVERS in High and Low Neck. For want of space we will only give you a description of our best numbers, however; our readers will cathgr from the descriptions given much information as to ‘Styles, Materials, and Trimmings. No, 983, CORSET COVERS, are High Neck, trimmed around neck with Embroidery of neat Patterns, at Bde. 965, CORSET COVERS, are High Neck, trimmed around neck with decidedly Pretty Patterns, Pin Tuck- ing down the Frout, 39c., all sizes, No. 521, CORSET COVERS, consist of low-neck, trimmed around neck and sleeves with narrow Em- broidery, made of the best Cambric, 50c. No, 2526, CORSET COVERS, is square neck, finished with fine quality, Embroidered arcund neck and- sleeves, perfect fitting, at 75c. No. 530 is a splendid CORSET COVER, made of best Cambric, Inserting back and front, trimmed around neck and sleeves with edge of Embroidery, 85c. each. No. 2502 is a CAMBRIC CORSET COVER, finished with solid Embroidery back and front, nicely trimmed around neck aud sleeves with Embroidery to mateb, ‘98c. each. We positively assert that our CORSET COVERS are perfect fitting and entirely faultless. PILLOW SHAMS. PILLOW SHAMS. ‘We call your attention to our large and varied line— each seagon brings us further to the front—and we can safely say that our assortment has never been #0 extensive, and our prices you will find to be the lowest for the best possible made goods, A SPECIAL SHAM. An Elegant pair of SHAMS made of good cambric, cluster of tucks all around, with deep cainbric ruffle, #1, BRIDAL SETS. BRIDAL SETS. ‘We haye taken great caution to secure only those de- signs which we control ourselves, During the past week we have secured several new things in Bridal Outfits. . BRIDAL OUTFITS from popular prices to the most expensive. MOST TASTEFUL AND HANDSOME GARMENTS. SAMPLES OF DRESS GOODS SENT TO ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES. OUT OF TOWN HOTEL PROPRIETORS can receive valuable information regarding the prices of Housefurnishing Goods and Bed Coverings. It will soon be time to take summer boarders, Correspond- ence solicited. Fashion Gazette sent gratis ANYWHERE; send for one. Auctioucers, FPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 4TH STREET SOUTHEAS AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ES- On MONDAY, TWENTY-SEVENTH MAY, 1889, SIX O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, I will sell two building lots on east side 4th street, between D and E streets southeast, one 20x85 and the other x65 ‘Terms easy and made known at sale. $100 deposit on each lot at time of sale, Title perfect. myz4-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Avetios SALE AT ANACOSTIA, O NEW COTTAGES AND SEVERAL VILLA SITES ON SHANNON PLACE, We willoffer: on on LUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWEN GHTH at FIVE O'CLOCK, two Fery pretty new cottayes with 6 rouis and cellars and arse lots. Also,several lots with a frontage of 25 and 50 feet each. ‘Thesezcottages offer a splendid opportunity to persons: who desire a nice home, aud the lots are so situated as to make desirable building sites. z Shannon Place is improved with brick sidewalks, gas and trees, and only one block from street cars with “ment to Faine ; neighborhood excellent, ‘one-third cash, balance in one and. two Years rea: St U por cai or all cash at option of pur. ‘A deposit of WV ou each house and $50 on, DUNCANBUN BOS. Auciones CHANCERY SALE OF ‘0 SQUARE OF GKOUND, FRONT NORTH AND WAT TRLETS SQUARE + By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Co District of Cohunbia, passed Avril &, 18 ‘ certain further orders inc decrees, in equity cause No, G04, docket 19, Anderson etal. vs, Boyle et ul the undersigned trustees, will seil_at in frout of the premises, on WED) FIFTH, 1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P inal Lots pne (1) and six (6) in square twent r lots ‘Both afe corn: Lot six 6) fronts north D street 10 feet on borth th street, square feet. Lot one (1) fronts hh street aid 91.4 feet on a 10 square feet, and Water street, and is improved by a lai ry brick house coutain- dug eighteen or tweuity rooius, “This property is espe- cially valuable by reason of the river front improve- iments, and is eligible tor any purpose. ‘The lots will first be offered. tor sale together.and if satisfactory bid is not obtained they’ will then be offered separately. ‘ z ‘Terms of sule: One-third purchase money in cash balance in two equal instalments at one and two yearg, with interest at seven (7) per cent., to be evidenced DY the purchaser's ne and secured by first mortrage on the property sold. Ofters at private sale will be re- ceived until the day of sale. Plats aud abstracts of title will be exhibited at the sale. A deposit of $1,000 will be required of the purchaser ai the ume ‘Terms of sale must be complied with within t days after June 5, 1589, or the trustees will resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser upon the terms specified in said decrees. Incident to these lots are valuable riparian rights cla:med by the parties in interest, which are how. be- tore the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, und to which the purchaser will succeed. THOM FIELDS, Trustee, Fendall Building, cor. 4% aid D sts. iw, BEKNAKD KILMAKI‘N, ‘Trastee, my23-d&ds 810 N’ HL ave. new. ALUABLI TION, Bi N.W in front of the premise EIGHTH DAY OF THE PRESENT O'CLOCK P. M., my lot and dwelling hous No. 934 O street northwest, in this city, The lot 1s 238x115 feet, and contains 2,731 square feet. The house is peafty new, and wal (under the, supervision of Mr, Jolin H. Bitd) exceptionally well built. On the same day, and iminediately after above sale I shall make similir offer of premises No. St. n.w., Which contains 1,785 square feet, by a 3-story dwelling, having 10 rooms, pressed-brick front, bay-window, ubundaut shade, and some fruit trees.” Thorough iuspection of both properties invited on day before the sale. ‘Terins in euch case, cash, for one-third of purchase money, equal installment’ notes for the remainder, yable in oue and two years with six per cent Interest, thereon, payable. seini-annually, secured ‘by deed of trust upon the property, or all eakh, at option of purchaser ‘Two hundred dollars will be required at the time of said first sule and one hundred dollars at the second, Perfect and complete titles (without en- cumbrance) xnaranteed or no sale, Conveyancing improved (ot recording) done at cost of the owner, my22-6t* H. SPINDLE, No. 934 0 st, new. ROBT. VOSE & CO., Auctioneers, ATE ON THIRD EAST, BETWEEN PENNSYLVA- AND SOUTH CSERE i 8 passed I Hilles et al. against Peter MeNainara Mitustees will nell_at_ public reigned Buctign, ‘of the premises, On MONDAY, the TWEN} EVENTH DAY OF MAY, A.D. 18S9, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all that parcel of real estate'in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, bein part of original lot 15,'in square 762. Beinuingon std street east, 27 feet south of the northeast corner of said lot und runuiug thence south alovg the line of said street 13 feet, thence west 8 feet, thence north 13 feet, aud thence east #5 feet to place of beginning, ‘erin of sule: One-third cash, balance payable in 6, 12 und 18 months from diy of sale with 6 per cent int terest, secured by the promissory notes of the pur- clase?, with a surety or sureties approved by the trus~ tees; and ou ratification of sale and payment of the purchase und interest a deed will be iven to the pur- chaser. his or her heirs and assignees, A deposit of $100 wil be requiredat time of sale. All conveyaucing at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise trustecs reserve rikut to resell at purchaser's costs and risk after five days’ uotice by advertisement of such resale in“The Evening Star. JOHN SELDEN 1505 1 JAS. 8. WILLIAM J. THOMAS E. my1L-d&ds FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY, UPHEAD ES Ce ER OF ENIH STREETS SOUTH PROSITE THE BUREAU O) RIN TING, AT PUL: tause No. 4877 of ud others, the BAND FOUR- NO. 1370, ‘LIC AUCTION. On Fk! JAY, MAY ‘LHIKTY-FIUST, 1889, at O'CLOCK P.M., in frout of premises. 1 shall 1a square 263, ‘containing 7347 fect, lot square contain} yd juare and improved by a large three-story lirik: ‘resldouen, Being No. 1370 B street southwest. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and silat 0. Ne 3 two interest at 6 per cent per annum and secured i i iH oral) pe ‘HOMAS DO’ G, ue if trust on pi c. Ade] sale. All conveyancing and ON THE WEST, # ENGHAVING AND Wwest-46 feet 8 iuches of hird cash; balauce in six and twelve with interest and secured by a deed of trust ‘on the property, or all cash, at_ purchaser's A Acposit of $100 will be req All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. my23-d&ds GEO, E. HAMILTON HWEsT. By virtue of acertain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No, 1068), folio 213, et se one of the land records of the District of Cob Of the holder of the note the at public auction, ov THU THIMD DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1889, P.M. to the highest’ bidder, tha uate in Washington city, D.C. and being lot nuni- bered thirty-eight C38) of Abram F. Barker's record:d subdivision of part of square. three Lundred and Cizhty-three (385), the said land being a corner lot, improved hree-story brick dwelling house with modern: ments. : half of the purchase money in cash within ten days trom the y of sale, and the Balance in two equal payments at oue and two years secnred by the notes of the purchaser and. @ first de of trust on the property sold, the said potes to bear in terest at six percent i um from the day of sale. A deposit of #150 will be requited when the prorerty is sold. All ‘conveyancing at. the purchaser's cost ‘Terms of wale to be complied with within ten days froin the day of sale, othierwise the trustees reserve tie Fit to resell the property at the risk and cost of the eae VESTER B, BOARMAN,) WILLIAM W. BOAKMAN, 5 Trustees. y. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.” my1-d&ds ve of laud sit TRUSTER IN THE COUNTY \G_ SMITH AND ACROS E HE WAY OF & TENDED, KNOWN By virtue of Disirict of Nuilor et al wining City” made by us us trustees and recorded in Book No, 6 (Conuty) at page 131, in the surveyor's office of the District of Coluubia, ” Terms of sale: One-thirg cash; balance in equal in- ets at one and two years, notes to be given bear- ing 6 per cent interest fre ale, payable semi: annually, and to be secu) t property or ail cush at or posit of ¥ on each Jot will be required Con at yma ry « ed'with in 10 days fr sule the trustees reserve the right tu: in detuult at the risk and cost of th chaser or purchasers, ufter five days" ption of pureb the property ulti pure public notice of such resule in sone Newspaper published in Washing- tol Plats showing thesubdivision ean beobtained on application to the trustees or the auctioneers, RICHALD SMITH. 305 D St, iW, CHAS. A. ELLIO?, { ‘Trustees. 406 Sth st. nw. DUNCANSON BROS. ‘Auctioneers. in 1,4,7,9,11,14. 16&d&ds t#- THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED IN CON. sequence of the rain until WLDNESDAY, AY TWENTY-NINTH, 1889, at SAME HOCK and place. By order of the Trustees. my.i-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, EORGE W, STICKNEY, Auctioneer, Y36 F street n.w, PARTITION SALE OF VACANT LOTS IN No 1 FRONTING ON IN STREET NORTHWEST, BL’ STREETS, IN WASHINGION, TION On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIR- TIETH, 1589, at SIX O'CLOCK, we'will sell, in front of the premises, the north 33 feet 4 inches tront of lot No, 24,by the depth thereot (also Known as lots A and B, of Clarke's recorded subdivision), and all of lot No. 25, in square No. 147, situate ou the west side of 19ih street uorthwest, between Land M streets. in the city of Washington, D.C, Will sell in parts to suit, ‘Title Kod. Terms: One-third cash and residue in pne or two years at 6 percent interest, payable semi-annually, to derceured by deed of trustun the property. or ail cas, A deposit of $100 required from exch purchaser at time of sule; conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Ter-u: tw be complied with in ten cays. otherwise resale at risk and cost of defwulting purchaser after 7 days pub- lic notice in “Evening star” newspaper. BIRNEY & BIRNEY, Attorneys, ALBERT G. RIDDLE, , and Trustees, my23-d&kds WML BRAMHALL, § IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE ALDERNEY DAIRY BUILDING, » AND 931 D STREET N. W.,IN WASHINGTON, D. ©, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 1 it aay of May, A. D. 1884, recoried in Liber No. 1079, folio 477 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Co- Jumbia, and at the written request of the parties se- cured thereby, the undersigued will offer ior wale, in front, of the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWEN- TIETH DAY OF MAY, 1889, at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real estate situated in Washi on City, in the District of Colum- bia, viz: All that part of origiual lot numbered six (6) in square numbered three hun and seventy-eight (373), contamed within the to,lowing metes and bounds: Beginning at the soutbest corner of said lot and runping north one hundrea and eighty-seven (187) feet and ten and one-half a ® inches to a public alley; thence west thirty (0) ee em heme 56) Seaeass Seana ‘@ south one pdred aud euhty-seven (187 ma aoe meches to ‘D ctreet: ‘aud thence cast thirty (30) feet six and one-half (64g) inches to the place of ginning. ‘ther with all and singular the im- vements thereon, con-isting of # six-story brick ding covering the entire lot and the fixtures therein. This substantial aud it building was desizned and built in 1884 ex for the ry business, and is complete in al) its ——. the miain stloon, or luneh room, on the floor, being t und haudsomest in the city. There are three elevators in the buildiug—one worked steamand in addition 01 a about its (on dene comerss “os af de demas tat room, sixth eefebius of sales Que-fourth of We. pixchase money in = on rt Sere ree eee N 313434 st. 3. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, Ee KY OF MUSIC, PIANO ed COUDSE, jpius Open all Summer. “Also ‘Sumune ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS FROM Jeowanwe. 7 y " AT ThE LOWEST RA ‘Teacher of Kloet Correct (deep) breatinng \« Dramatic Action, at 1317 13th st. uw OF INTEREST ON REAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. XK. O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F sts. now, — | Jouus men aud Women bave been trained iu tt STATE AT LOWEST | ceman Colleges. Day an proved security. Bank Tates of luterest: al WpONEY TO Lo MW ATS AND ON REAL ESTA apd Writing, Keadiny aud Or Busiuess wen ‘turn trated catalogues tree. fed Wale Urals employes, Ldus- SARA A. BEENCEA, Vics Pnucipal; HENRY C. SPENCE, LLB, Priuclpal “'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH 0 LOAN AT SIX PER ©: __ MEDICAL, &e. ADIES WHO KE experienced fer 200. Also, as Agents of the United Security Insurance of Philadelphia, in sums to suit. on installment b nout life insurance. Fayments to run, F. H. SMITH & SU ERVICES OF AN hould couswit Mra. NEY TO LOAN—$50,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD ! Keal Estate security, at 5 AKON & RAMEY, p.m. with Ladies only @ HAS NEVEK ONTRADICTED THAT dest-entablisbed advertis- y Parucular at om paid to ail di Forty years’ expers SIX PEK CENT, PAYABLE IN SUMS $100 TO SMALL PKEMIUM €15,000-T0 LOAD ON REAL ESTATE. EAD AND BE WISE—DK. BLOTHERS, s.©., appeared bei Abe Gidest bstabushed Expert. speci aid will cuarantee of wen and tu we abd wade oat & Notary Publi this turd day v1 ONEY TO Loan On Approved keal Estate Security in District of Did, 1M aLy Sus denired, at lowest rates of im- 1HUS. J. FISHER & CO., Lsza Fst. nw, APPROVED REAL west rates of interest, GEU. W. LINKINS, Lith and H sts. iw, SON REAL LSTAT. kood Securities, Army and re wLy case of nervous debility It hnparts ‘Vigor tw tue wi: estate, ib BUMS to suit, at Jo POWDERS AKE 1 blood dineawen, eausi Urinary diseases cur DD'S NERVINE }eriuanently cures natural weakuess, Jose vi i Trousdebility, oy ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS towuit at lowest rates, Gis KLDFORD W. hr 3) 1006 F at. DOWMENT, LIF! bought at highest cash prices, Loans negotiated uabie terms, Apply to a 3307 F st. uw. 10 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OR FIRST- est rates or interest; uodelay ‘TINE POLICIES | ASSOCIATED WITH ME DE GARTRELL, Surgecu Deuust, xraduaw Universaty of Dentistry. CL KENNEDY, D-D.S, 1426 New York ave. class security, at lo Where the security’ is cuod. . C. GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. n. w., bet, Gth and 7 Twenty years experience. Fees mcderate. ALTIMOKE DENTAL ASSOCIA sw. WW. BEALL, M.D. Per set, 83, 85 and’ $8. bere teeth are inserted. Gu 2 claliste inextracting. Nitrous or ether administered, All work warranted 0 In swius to suit, at lowest rates on approvedreal BITCH, FOX & Pennsylvania ave. ONEY TO LOAN ON RAL ESTATE AT LOW- X: WASE'N DANENHOW! 24 Successor to DANENHOWEK & SON, state necurity. . J. B. TENEYCK HAS REMOVED HIS DEN- tal Oftice und residence to 160] O st .2.w., corner oo 16th st. Lhe red herdics pass the door. K. STAKR PAKSONS, DENTIST, VTH ST. COR- Teeth extracted pled to gus. saved; LoursY low _ BICYCLES. “DART CYCLES” For Ladies and Gents, Factory 809 Water st. s.w. Sithout pau Uy yain-iller, 501 9th st. n.w. __HOUSEFURNIS Coomxe Br Gus A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale. mbS1 WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPARE. spe ag SPECIALTIES. HEN YOU HAVE TRIED DOCTORS, MEDI- cines, and electricity : terly desperate, the ELE no inatter what your disease or its progress, 3 * JOHN N. WEBB, 610 E st. now. YEARS SPECIAL PRACTICE £2,in nervous and sunctione! Gieortems, M fal iver troubl eumatinin, Ne Dsombia, et varia, Uterine, and. Brain Diseases. a mpectal Strictures permanently cured wit Dh. NICHOLSON, Medical Electrician, G04 LECTRICITY __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WORLD. IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS ved. MEDALS OF HONOR AT ALL EXHIBITIONS. persoually fits all garments madein his 1111 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Washington, D.C. WOOD AND ¢ COAL MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail. Anthracite Coal of all kinds constantly on hana, GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. + FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COALs Sawed and Split Wood to Order. Office, 3008 Wi iene Copponie 8 3 3 e O00, == O99, CS) aca, —<-) 3 a 4 | Hae WEEKS pe Anz PHS For-omice), Went Wasting? Telephone—Yard, 954-2, Branch office, 956-2. mb20 de- tional conventions to convene July 4. To the eta Socoras it per | JP HONKENNESS. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, — aan — fous of the compulsory system when funds be- | South Dakota convention, to be held at Sioux A x ATE FRAME HOUSES AND. TWO BUILDIN Haine’ Book AND JOB cenit ioc esl: ARES = SHRP GHG. err rome nna ceata —- —— | mocrat ‘ 7 a Qeick Tote 19 Bairinor.—The B & 0.| Déhots convention ane Mims cet eae | Eas, Sk EAE aRPeR TRAY alk UCLSCR ve wlan ute ELE REESE train service to Baltimore mects the public de- | gates have been elected. “Of theee 04 ate see ‘Tots 433 and 44, of Van Riswick’s sub of 2a, 4 mand for rapid transit. Tbe B. & O. runs 5 | publicans, 24 are democrats, two are classed aa front 89 att on Oth street, by & ‘of id0 foot FINE WORK A SPECIALTY __419 trains that cover the distance in 45_ minutes, 4| Fepublican-prohibition, and two as recite aft | Sp ietot clegtntmores by coal inte howe, in 50 minutes and 6 in one hour. ‘There are 24 | The Sioux Falls constitution wee shee noone gars, notew w beat ‘nttereat at per cont ftsea Sey ATTORNEYS. fore per day to Washington in the B. £0. | mously approved by the South Dakota vote, eos =e oy © zacuny, artog pe Mah camcnade cen Seed of trust on premises, caah, LAMAR —-___ ‘The sensational Eames divorce case, which 4 Conrevancin Burchuecrs cost eee Joshua F. Ross, who a few months ago mur- | has been in the Brooklyn courts for some time, Pe) Rear ee 3 pomeed panne dered his uncle, ones aie, and on Mon- | was decided last e by a verdict for the 4 at cost eeregun ee day last shot himself through the head, died at | plainuff. Mrs. Emma 8. againt her hus- ° ton ia enn Bubuaneg im Renan Gloucester Court House, Va., last night, band, Frank, myis 420, 422, 424,426 7th et, se