Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1889, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. $F Send a copy of Tie Werxy Star to your absent friend or rel, It costs only one | r. and is worth double that amount | } dollar a ye to every reader. THEIR LEAVE OF ABSENCE. The Public Printer Answers Some Ques- tions of Employes. A committee from the bindery at the govern- ment printing office public printer yesterda a number of ques- tie m Wi to the regulations governing les The questions wer issued. considered by the public | printer and Mr. Lasier, the chief time clerk. Yesterday afternoon the public printer replied | im writing to the interrogatories, which were as follows: (1) When under the provisions of section 2 ef the regulations a person loses time on account of the causes stated in said section. will he paid at the next regular pay-day or at some future time? 4 person who has been employed in the government printing office a year prior to the passage © thirty-day law tmmediately become a beneficiary of it, or does such person have to be in the service a year after the act before the thirty days becomes ilabl (3) Does the phrase “unused leaves of absence” mean leave that hay been applied for and refused, or does it mean a person may take his leave or not, as he desires? (4) Under the regulations of the printer a number of persons lost tim ing to be paid ou what was pro-rata role. Is it the intention of the prese wablic printer to pay these persons in the ue: tare. or will that time go over as ‘unused leaves” to be ed after July 12 ‘The public printer replied to the interrog- atories as follows: The second regulation is designed solely to Meet necessitous cases of sickne The public printer realized that during any prolonged sickness extraordinary expenses naturally are incurred, and the design of the regulation was to enable settlement of accrued absence pay. It is not the intention to allow for sick leaves unless it be clearly shown that the sickness has been of not less than a week's duration, except in extraordi emergencies. For this reason the regulation permits a certain discretionary power, and the employes “may receive the proper credit.” : . As soon as the employe makes his applica- tion for sick leave in due form, and has the same approved as provided in the regulation, payment will be made. The controller, under date of May 19, 1889, advises the public printer that the act ap- roved August 1, 1888, is not retroactive: fence the employe in the service one year prior to that date would receive but fifteen days’ leave, and after August 1, 1853, after on service, would receive acredit of two-and days for each month's service. Unused leaves of absence” implies all of the time earned under the laws remaining to the employe’s credit on the 30th of June proximo. Under the present regulations the pro rata roll, so-called, is abolished, with the reserva- tions provided im the Ist and 2d regulations. eaves of absence not taken prior to July 1 unless reserved as provided in the 4th regul. tion, will be settle« cisions of the contro! EAST WASHING! ‘8 half in accordance with the de- (ON STREETS. The Request of Citizens for a Readjust- ment of the Improvement Schedule. Tae Star has heretofore referred to the hearing the Commiss gave the committce appointed by the East Washington citi association, relative to the reconsideration of the schedule adupted for street improvemen during the next fiscal year. As heretofore stated the committee were directed to put their views in writing. and yesterday Mr. M. L Weller submitted the following letter to the Commissioners for their consideration: “In accor with your tion herewith renew our request for a readjustment of the ‘tionment of the general schedule, . 1889, so that the original in- District Coramissioners neir letter to the appro- priations — com of the Honse naturally gover y action of Cong be curried out to the spirit and to t “That th Il be improved in the rs |. 80 that in propri lowest on the aced first on ig Year. 'y ask that Maryland avenue lith strect to Boundary, sec- ons’ snee we the northeast, from ond on your list (left over irom last 3 paved to Boundary street, it being, question, the most t thoroughfare the whole scheduie, in tion to local trav ‘afte from our | neighboring state e, that North | Carolina avenue be paved to 7th street. if not | F to dth street, for the ¢ ence of the public market, new engine house, &e. We also request, in anticipation of the completion of the Ana- costia bridge, that in lien of regulating and grading Penusylvania avenue southeast, from lth street to the new bri¢ the central parking be continued, similar to present plan With two carriage ways, ove of which to be wed from this appropriation, the work to be lone at as carly a date as possible. — Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. B. Williams, trustee, to Chas, Ford, sub 5: sq. 545; 3690. Emma M. Gillett to W. J. ton, subs to 23. blk. 3. LeDroit Par! Howard to H. earce, lot 1, sq. 943; $ Sarah E. Do to J. H. Bostic, sub 167. sq. 206 rot it. Hyther to Arabella “Ml. Sp 20, and 22, sq. 1000; ‘Aral 9 ug arga- puser, lots 1, 2, bella M. Spuser to Margaret R. Ryther, same property; = Mary Keating to Jas. F. Brown, pt. 8, sq. : @—. J. F. Brown to ™ Keating, pt. do; €— a me Ritter to Jen-} nie Humphries, pt. #q- 3 W. Lowenthal to B. B: pt. 4. sq. w. of 454 @—. John Pallon to M. Garve sq. $1,350, D. T. Hassan to W. A. Gordon, n. sq. 405 Mary C. Carr to V ights; $1 trustees, to L. P. Shoemaker, é There Arnold to 0. Dudrich, sub 34, sq. : Emma C. Knight et al. to Rhoda night, subs 58 | and 59, sq. S77; $2,500. Elizabeth P. Morse to | . 5, bik. 37, Columbian Hei Fendall e t. Slippery Mico. Dua G. G. Woodruff, pt. 88, sq. 1003; 21,100. Helen | W. Pairo to Elizabeth K, Harmon. lots 16 and 17, bik. 29, Brookland; $750. » to Eliza- beth C. Phillips, lot 15, do. 75. G.G. Bradley et al. to BR. W. Dunn et al., trustees, Sino ine Put Side Rails to the Cars. To the Editor of Tax Evxsixe Stan The Metropolitan street railroad passes from Lincoln park, on Capitol Hill, to the west Doundary of Georgetown. through the most | beautiful and interesting parts of the city, wnd as the summer advances their open | ears are eagerly sought, not only for | everyday transportation, but by thousands of fadies, nurses and children as a ch and pleasant morning or evening airing. ‘These cars are clean and comfortable, having a | sufficient passage-way down the center and ample platforms front and rear, with low steps | for ingress and egress. The port side of cach car is provided with side-rails of convenient | height for the arm and back, placed originally toavoid accidents from cars passing on the | other track. but found exceedingly desirable as affording a “corner seat” on each bench on that side. No such rails are placed on the star- board side of the cars, and the seats are far less comfortable, and’ are even dangerous, there being no support whatever at the side and already several children have been thrown overboard in turning a rapid corner." But the Most serious inconvenience arising from the Jack of these rails comes from the rude and ignorant action of passengers (especially wo- men) who, notwithstauding commodious plat forms at each end, persist in climbing in at these side windows and scrambling over the knees of the seated passengers on that side to their great annoyance and inconvenience. Let this flourishing company put up these rails on doth sides of their open cars and so, at a trifling cost, greatly accommodate the public and save themselves damages in case of accident. B. Damaged by a Change of Grade. Sarah A. E. Brown filed a suit by Mr. C. Car- ington yesterday against the District of Col- ordinary water- to" the extent of S200; Yor | VAL R. | region which is tending to become more | principles of soc The Curtons Case of George Bainbridge, Alias Charles Rosenfeldt. The public took a good deal of interest early iu the present month in the case of an army deserter known as George Bainbridge, who. thirteen years after his desertion, was arrested in this city and turned over to the military authorities, The case was taken up by sympa- thizing friends and the man was released. A ot he was killed at Forepaugh’s dent, it was supposed. The 3 tobe buried in the potter's field. when a Grand Army button was f him and this changed his destination. relief committee took charge the re- in one of the dead’s man’s from the ad- was a mains and found pockets a certificate of service | jutant-general of the state of Ohio. showing that Alexander Bruner had been enlisted in and discharged from the 114th regiment of Ohio volunteers. The man was buried under name of fruner, Bainbridge being cleariy an Ei The Grand Army authorities here communicated the facts to their officers at Circleville, Ohio, where the regiment was raised, and a letter which was also found on the deceased aided in identification, His real name was Charies Rosenfeldt, and his father is now living near Circleville. Rosenfeldt was in the 114th, but » purposes of disguise succeeded in some securing Bruner’s certificate. The real Bruner is a resdent of California and has been while Rosenfeldt was masquerading ull over the country with Braner’s papers in kis pocket. R ldt served the whole three years of bis term of enlistment during the war, and his record was good. Fourteen years ago he en- listed in the regular army as Bainbridge. The oilicers of this department have heard from Rosenfeldt’s father, who thanked them for burying his boy, wayward though he was, ina soldier's gra WAYEAN ee D SEMINARY. Interesting Exercises at the Commence- ment This Evening. The twenty-third anniversary of Wayland seminary will take place at Metropolitan A. eburch this evening. The program udes the following addresses: “‘Self-sacri- a necessity in reform,” Scott Clarke Bur- Filial obligations,” Mar- Va.; “Who shall hold office.” Hezekiah Walden, Markham, Va.; “The standard for education,” Ferdinand Fields Nelson,” Richmond, Va,; On the thres- hold,” Annie Euphrasia Coun, Mechanicsburg, Pa.; “Agitation a help to reform,” William Henry Daniels, Elkton, Md.; “The mission of the press,” George Washington Hughes, Hunt- i ‘a.; “Woman's place in reforms,” Frances Jones, Norfolk, Va.; “The first y.” Abram Lin ke : “Address to graduates with distribution of certificates.” or Albion W. Small, Colby i Me.. and announcement interspersed with music, ‘The gradu- : Theologic 1 department ott Clarke Burrell. Boston, Mass. Normal _department— Seott Clarke Daniels, Elk Muskogee, L. Va.: W. Vi rell, Boston, Mass.; tha Angusta Pierson, Emporia, Barrell, Boston; Wiliam Henry mn, Ab a Lincoln Harris, rison, Spring Grove, ion Hughes, Huntington, ubrey Lane, Baltimore; Fer- dinand on, Richmon ristopher Columbus Patterson, ek ville; james Al- phonso Pitts, Baltimore; William St. Clare hinfl densbarg; Jacob Simpson, Washing- t Hezekiah Walden, Markham, V Annie Euphrasia Con 3. Lucy Aan Valentine . Free Shade, V: melia Nannie Morgan, Burke- t Ann Moss, Hyattsville; Mar- Pierson, Emporia, Va.; Susie Ann appahannock, Va.; Alice Ann Wright, mouth, Va. BOULANG ——— vs SLOW TRIAL. it Leads to a Breezy Discussion in the Freneh Chamber, of Deputie: In the French ch. mber of deputies yester- day, M. Lagnerre gave notice that he would interpellate the government in relation to the delay of the senate in making a report in the case of Gen. Boulanger. President Meline re- plied that while he was desirous to respect the liberty of the tribune, it would be impossible to allow M. Laguerre to make such an interpel- lation. The Senate, he said, was entirely in- dependent in this mat: as the issue was of the jud ter. The chamber had no rfere, uerre referred to recent interpel ade in the chamber concerning the slowness of a certain judicial action. The ident of the senate, while sitting in a case that of Gen. Boul 8 similar to an ining judge, aud government hada to int him that the procedure was If no deb: n public opinion would severely judge mentarism and the chamber would exhibit These remarks ¢ subsided M. De Cu When it d that M. n uproar. nae declare { taken it upon himself to assume the Meline h: guard: ajority. He asked the republicans to show sume decency, and de- nounced the president's decision as an ignoble mockery of justice. Here there was a reacwal of the tiproar. M. De Cassagnae in conclusion said if the deputies retained any feeling of shame, courage or duty, they would vote to allow M. Laguerre to proceed with his interpellation, The chamber, after passing a vote censuring M. De Cassagna procecded with the order of the day by a vote of 306 to 216. “MINISTER M'LANE’S FAL icLane, ex-United $ E Mr. ELL LETTER, tes nister to France. in a farewell letter to President Carnot, in which he incloses a photograph of the statue of La Salle. presented to the f Chicago ys: ‘America remem- ¢ not ouly for mili ured her independ support and gener ide nd also for the work of the mission pioneers and explorers who opened to civiliza- tion the immense region of the great west, a nd more the center of population and industrial, commercial and intellectual activity of the United SI I have made a point of recatl- ing this debt of gratitude at the moment wh France celebrates the centenary of the gr. al enfranchisement which newed the whole earth, and whose beneficent effects have made themselves felteven in the most mouarchical countries, — FOR by Mr. Lambert Tree, s: bers that she owes Franc assistance, which but as well for mo GN NEWS NOTES. The pope has ordered that on the day of the unveiling of the mouument of Giordano was put to death as a heretic in 1600, all the papal guards and gendarmes shall keep within the grounds of the vatican. Those on furlough have been ordered to return im- mediately, Sir Charles Russell gave a dinner last even- ing to Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone. Among the guests were Mr. Parnell, Lord Randolph ‘hurchill, the earl of Aberdeen, Frederick ison. Burne Jones and a number of promi- nent Gladstonians. Eight tenants on the Luggacurran estate | were evicted yesterda: Many English and American visitors witnessed the work of evic- tion, The committee of the coal pit owners in the Essen district, Westphalia, recommend warn- ing the men that pos Pa they resume work on Friday next they will be permanently dis- charged, The strikers at Pilsen, Bohemia, have as- sumed a threatening attitude. Troops have been ordered there to preserve order. It was denied in the house of commons that Lord Lytton’s absence from the opening cere- monies of the Paris exposition was due to con- certed action by the European powers, The marquis of Londonderry will retire from the Irish viceroyship, August 5. Captain Wissmann will declare war against all the coast Arabs from Tango to Lindi unless they submit before June 1, In « charity fair recently held at Vienna, in the Princes d’Aremberg’s palace, an English millionaire paid 10,000 florins for ‘the pleasure of kissing one check of the princess, , M. Carnot, president of the French republic, in his youth’ served a regular Apprenticeship in a cary x's shop, an = = relay P, is @ clever crafts- ‘The dog tax of France gives the state an annual revenue of about $1,500,000, Lend Your Constitution a Hand. Constitutionsare much alike, and in nine- of us the same causes produce th: mo Vertigo, dizziness, or pain of any that of an injury, can come only our bodies some impurity of the bi have nos sufficient vitality to help. ‘Therefore, the proper thing to do Immediately the’ ni help. edective as Buaspesrire Pine?” We $ was permitted on his inter- | > | und BBB UC OU RRR Gl BBUNCD RPR. e°% i a Bb UU Rk Goa BMH BBB UU R RK GGG H H ae BRR a & BB RRR. oo ett, BP RFR. 9 8 4ct* BBB OR R 00 = INFORMATION COLUMN. COMMENCEMENTS AND CONFIRMATIONS. We invite the attention of PARENTS and GUARD- TANS to the many materials we have in stock suitable for these occasions, In WOOL GOODS we have a choice selection of CASHMERE, NUN’S VEILING, ALBATROSS, MO- HAIRS, DRAP D’ ALMA, HENRIETTAS, CHUDDAS, in the different grades and price Among the WASH FABRICS we hi assortment of LAWNS, INDIA 1. NAINSOOKS, PIQUES, MA. SIAN in all the grades to suit your outlay, SPECIALS IN EMBROIDERY. ‘The stock consists of CAMBRIC, SWISS and HAM- BURG EMBROIDERIES in all overs, flouncing and harrow widths, i ‘The SKIRTINGS are the mostelaborate aud showy Embroideries ever shown by us or anyone else, Don't fail to attend this sale, beginning Monday, May 27, and terminating only when the last piece is sold out, e a complete LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. This week's specialties in LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. GOWNS! GOWNS! GOWNS! ‘We offer a GOWN, made of cotton, yoke of inserting combined with # cluster of tucks, with embroidery to match, plaited back, full length. PECIAL PRICE, 98 CTS. We offer a CAMBRIC GOWN, yoke of Valenciennes Jace, connected with cluster of tucks, double ruffle around the neck, yoke which is plaited back. This garment is usually sold at $1.25. Our price, 98 cents, We offera CAMBRIC GOWN, best quality Valen- ciennes inserting, with cluster of tucks with deep rufile around neck and sleeves, finished with herring- bone stitching, full length. $1.68, REGULAR #2 GOWN. We. offer a superior quality COTTON GOWN, yoke which is of @ 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 best quality cambric, Mother Hubbard style, entire yoke of Torchon lace in- serted with neat embroidery, double ruffle of Torchon around neck and sleeves. Special value, #2. Our CAMBRIC GOWN (we claim such bec design is our own), yoke of solid embroidery connected with tucks, trimmed around the yoke. with embroidery also around neck and sleeves. Price, $2.68. Another CAMBRIC GOWN has a yoke of inserting and tucks, back of which has a cluster of pin tucks, double ruffle around neck and front, finished with her- ring 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 75c, Regular 81 Chemise. Another good CHEMISE, with solid embroidered yoke, trimmed around neck aud sleeves, full length, at Special good value. We offer exceptional good value in a CHEMISE, with square neck, yoke of torchon lace, trimmed around neck aud sleeves with torchon lace. at 98c. Our $1.25 CHEMISE are of extraordinary value, having yoke of embroidery, trimmed around neck and sleeves; are skirt bottom and full length. At $1.98 we offer a CHEMISE, nicely made, square | neck, trimmed with torchon lace also around neck aud sleeves; bottom is finished with tucking and lace, Good value. SKIRTS! SKIRTS! SKIRTS! At 75c. we claim to produce the best possible SKIRT, with embroidered rufie, and cluster of tucks above same ; Kood cotton, in all sizes. At 75c, we have a SKIRT finished with deep Cam- | bric ruffle, with cluster of tucking in the rufite, and | also cluster above the ruftle, We offer at 98¢.@ splendid COTTON SKIRT, with deep Cambric rutile, consisting of nine tucks in the | ruftle, with fifteen tucks above rutile; in all sizes and | | widths, Our $1.25 SKIRT has no eqnal, it being made of superior stout Cotton, deep ewbroidered ruftte, with | cluster of ten tucks above; full widtns, At $1.68 we also have a SPLENDID SKIRT, with deep Hamburg rafile in several different patterns, uster of uine tucks above the ruffle; all sizes in | | stock, | We have proven to the ladies of Washington that we carry a stock of these goods second to none; all new | designs and shapes; all beautiful patterns of em- | broidery, | For workuanship our Underwear is well known. Our finish cannot be excelled. ‘There is probably | ko more particular person in the business than our | ‘wear buyer. ent is permitted to be | ph d on sale unless it is perfect in every detail, and | the conseque a easily warrant the wear of | | auy pleces of Uuderwear you buy from us. | | No garz is we LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES FOR 98 CENT! Anything yon want in a PARASOL? We have all new things, anything your fancy presents, Any CORSET you buy from us that does not giv You the wear you desire bring it buck to us and bave it replaced, whether it be a 50c, one or a Satin Corset. CHILDREN'S SUMMER CAPs. For 25 cents we can show you several neat and pretty | CAPS, some made of all-over embroidery, fixed with | full ruche around the face, then the open-lace stripe material with wide lawn strings. or 49 cents we are showing an unlimited number of stripes in various materials; we think you will admire the Puritan, which is entirely new; itis avery | dressy cap. | For 68 cents these are equal to those of former seavons at 98 cents, We write of a particular style. | such as an open-work embroidered Cap, with neat bow | of same material on top, in all sizes. | they are made of good material, corded. ‘These are washable. For 89 cents, they have a rosette on top: open work; sheer linen; perfeetly shaped, with strings; in | all sizes, | For 98 cents we can give you several styles to select | from; we describe one style in particular, made of | | blocked en. broidery adjoining same; we know them to ea bargain. For $1.35 “OUR LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY” Caps, ‘These are unique as well us dressy. NURSES’ APRON: NURSES’ APRONS ! We have received during the past week many new styles of Aprons, 10 dozen NURSES’ APRONS, scalloped around bottom, Kood linen, full size, at 19 centa, 55 dozen NURSES’ APRONS, in six different styles; some one-fourth yard hem; some lace mserting; others with deep hem and tucks; both wide and nar- row. Any of these kinds 25 cents, 10 dozen NURSES’ APRONS, for fine wear, best quality India linen; deep hem and tucks; finished For 75 cents we could not exhibit anything prettier; | 7} ____ AUCTION SALES, __ __THIS AFTERNOON, AUCTIO KE DAYS, N SALES __ PROPOSALS. POSALS FOR FRESH HERP. MUTTON AND WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers, OICE _ COLLECTIO: ROSES, PALMS. G. PL, Tes, AX, MAY TWENT: CK PM. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, my28-2t Auctioneers, RUSTE S' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. IN THE COUNTY WASHINGTON, “BE- SMITH AND ELLIC TI RUSTEES, BDIVISION OF THAL PORT. of ES OF 1h ESTATE OF SHE LA NAYLOR, BEING ON THE E > COSiTA RIVER, H THE WAY OF PENNSYLVAN TEND:D, KNOWN AS By virtue of a d District of Colam Nailor et al, ¥ meme Court of the _ passed in extse ot Nailor vs, 7 in equity, we will offer at pub- seu, Denning ov WED: 's lots iu the subdivision of ug City” made by Ws ws (rustees: and recorded in Book No. © (Couuty) at pave } the survey or's office of the Distri Terms of sale: One-third cash, be stalments at one and two years, lotes to be given bear- ing 6 per cent interest trom day of sale, payable semi- annaaily, and to be secured by deed of tiust on the property ‘scid, or all cash wt option of purchaser. Ade posit ot #7. peach lot will be re: red at tit sale. Conv ux, Ke, at purchaser's cost. 11 of are in viaplied with iu 10 days from di 8 he trustees reserve the right to resell the property an detault at the risk and cost of ¢ ulting pure For purchasers, after five days’ public notice of such resale in some Lewspaper publisued in Washing- ton, D.C. N’ B.—Plats showing the subdivision can be obtained rs or the auctioneers, on application to the trus' KICE POSTPONED ID until WEDNESDAY sequence TWENE By orde my DUNCAY SON BROS., Aucts. rpuosas DOWLING, Auctioneer. E ECUTOR LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED OF THIKD (OR P) STRE! GEOKGETO! » AT AUCTION. By virtue of the authority vested in me by the will of will sell ou WEDN NINTH, S89, at FIV of the premises, parts of lots ii square 74, wn, D.C. front- Ol Se outh side of ) street, between months wi on the pro Geposit of 2160 will be requ d recordin the time of sale. ‘hager's an and 14th sts, and Kenyc ‘Litle block 3 lot 8, blo 8 abstract furnished, taxes 1 ans easy; stated on ‘day of 8100 deposit ow exch lot, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioucers, EF PWENTY-NINE VALUABLE ON MERIDIAN HILL, NEAR PHE HEAD OF V INTH STRE ING LOT On MONDAY ! at FOUR O'CLOCK, twenty-nine Buildin pre Lots in Wali Linkins’ subdivision of lots 10 to 19, in ated as above, and havin ront of 20 feet by a ay out 120 feet to xn ailey, frontin d Ontario avenues, ‘This 38) ¢ tunity rarely « sites in on ington red to the to secure v: the best suburban 5 Plats of this property One-third cash: the r ‘ars, With hoes bearing win" and secured by ¥sold. All conveyaneing and recording at the naser’s cost, aU deposit will be required on each the time of si -<ikis THOMAS DOWLID Fpuomas vow LING, Auctioncer. interest at 6 perc deed of trust on tl Auctioneer, I PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER N AND THIKE TEST STREETS, GE On MONDAY, O'CLOCK P. 4, square tl stre $8, uorth side of ith modern improv palance in one.two, and three cured by deed of trust on the prov ash, ut the option of the pure chaser, Conveyancine at cost of pure chase deposit of #100 required at sale. my 28-da THOMAS DOWLING ee FRAME HOUSES AND ON SIXTH STREET, BLWEES K AND L LEYS SOUPHWES INDAY AFTER MAY TWENTY- H, AT SIX O'CLOC: ers years, notes 1 from day be secured by h, at option of chascr’s cost, erms to be > bear interest at je semi-annually, and on. pre! & Conve on each Lot at time l $100 dey complied with in ten days, otherwise nicht reserved to. resell at risk rafter five days’ ad- sement in some new ublisbed in Washing. DUNCANSUN Biios., Auctioneers. Y¥ OF MAY, i sxe ys-dicds ‘DUS vT southwest, stall stock of D Desks, an en: ail wt te This stock will tirety. Ii uot sold as such same hour, ROOT & LOWENTHAL, Bt red tan de Auctioncers, O57 Tthst. he 1 SQUAL ON NOK TN SQUALE my! CHANCERY SALE OF ROUND, FRC AThis SURELY Poof dec irict. of € ain furth ss, will sell Water sirce is improv ir sale together, ined they will the the propert ived aL the ttle will will be required of the ‘erms of Sule inust be the risk and cont a the terms specitied in said decrees, jent to these Lo valuabl artion Mi inter ot the riparian rights which are now be- os ot Columbia, my23-d&de ‘proms DOWLIN VERY VALUABLE LAS HOST Lie, siv Auctioneer. OPFRTY, ON TH BAND FOUL ¥ Si, NO. 1 AVING AN B, a Db ct southwest. hird cash; balance in one and two nd seoured by vid. or ail cash at option of oO reqtured at Une of aud record:ue at pnrchuser’s. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, A VALUABLE ‘THREE HOUSE (x Terns ‘One. years, interest at 6 per cent per annum Qeed Of teuston prope | purchaser. sale, A deposit All conveyune: STORY CORNER in ot 1o¢ u THURSDAY, THE EN ¥, A.D. 1S9, at FIVE 0" vst” bidder, th it land wit ne Jot nu 's vecorded P.M. bored thairty=ct ° ed thirty Cichty-three (383), the said lond being @ corner lot, ed by a thive-story brick dwelling house with lucdern improvements. ‘Yerms of mule: One-half of the purchase money in : rom the day of sale, and. the two equal payments at one and two y secured by the notes of the eye el dia fh of trust oe the Cer on i. ning terest at six per cent per anuui fr. deposit of $150 will be reauited when the 5 is ‘conveyencing. ai purchaser's cost Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days frout the day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the Getaultuny pureh 3 ER B. BOARMAN,) ea RWW BOARMANSy Trustees, ICENEY, Auctioneer.” my11-d&ds SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL 1 TRBT DAY OF MAY, an re WILL GEORGE W. ST. with neat pattern of embroidery around bottom. All for 48 cents. NURSES’ AND WAITRESSES’ CAPS AT 25 CTS. E ARG . fun SORE oat SALE ABOUT ACI QHUTHE yiNbet SUBURBAN PROPERTIES AROUND WASHINGTON. On THURSDAY, JUN | P* of the Uj C.. May nenal condi Domed Beef —Office of the Socre! Treastie® ited States Soldiers’ Hume, Westinaton, Dy A. ISSH Sealed Proposals. sclject tot Hone Will be revived af this office WOCk A. M. THURSDAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1 be opened (ypHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. AUCTION SA OF DESIRABLE ie HE tH rN REAL ESTATE ON THE F. iss IMPROV BAST SIDE OF SIX rs I NSERVAT: ANDY, at which tim a pl they w RUDSERS CAND H STREETS NOWTHWEST YELGMBIA QONSERVATOR the Sef badder fe fra Ving and delivering 'N E AEN AS 3 - t tehen, hospital, le SIREPL, BELWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND | Ptiwaty and advanced course, p organ, &e Scidiers’ Hote. Fresh beck, Statt"s a red Beets FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST. nr te A a AS a Prine. as required by the secretary, ‘aud treasurer of the Home Under the authority of a deed of trust to the under- . ee a for the year commencing July 1, 1880, and esate April 10. ISS’, and recorded in | WW ASHINGTON CONSERYATORY OF MUSIC, ST. | June 30, 1S90" Information as to the tanner ot te oftice of the 3 recot wer of deeds tor the Pisinet of Fae ee NE. Gch and F wet wentieth =. pa & = Reeves ty by Mors, ‘terms ‘olumbia, on the 2 '¥ 0! SSY, 1 w: er Oy Jolin, Fi rhet, &c. PY cont brag be furnished © oe for saleat public auction in front of the respective | advattages. “O. B BULLAE D iain my2i-ime | application te this ofticr Thy succrsetul tadder Premises, the following real estate situate in the city RAWING AND PAINTING—1N be required to enter tuto a written ontract with the Home, with good aud of two' the of Washington in the mentione Strict aforesaid, on the days KUCTION IN D secreiary and treasurer proved security, im the every branch and for all a, PTivate or in FINE — - <1 TIONAL ACADEM\ OF ALTS, 804 E et, » " \. THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, = (82,000) within seve 1889, AT SIX O'CLOCK PAL, bt 50 in Sheptonia | Call und see the wonderiul progress of students: ‘ my16-1m* > UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ON suddivis with the improvements three-story brick dwelling No. @ Frevhand Geegon beeen of the andersugned 1 OS THL FOLLOSING DAY at the same hour the | knowledge of drawing beeen. haninete” oe pad pt lor} J sduare 486, with the improvements thereom W.REYSOLD*, 490 0th st. my16-zw | beawarded to the avv . ~ tafpagies soo eae dciiog Re, 75768 | etvanaars ree Teacuenssrnerane | f ot athd ormied Heet ted the Home Tog = of sule: One-third cash on the day of ale. or 01 st Point Collewe, &e. lames ena 30, 1 SRo, we ie then 3 ai dave theteation the Searite ta two eajual | SEU CV-te lewobe day oF eveuiug: FRANK FSIALLS sean the lowest bide, hients, payable mole and two years from the oa aN SORE myit-sen_ ig a I) & flotilla |“ Bocenion Axo see pete ee hae pee pe tes ure to eb, interes: from the day us RATORY.” yued Beat. at the Umised Stanes' Hom Heedecton ofthe undacngned or ai Caelb if sired commence Wednesday evening, June 12, at # F. RITTENHOU SMTA: and Treasures, Wo hundred dollars deposit on acceptance of egch bi nited States Soldiers’ Home, my Zs ot und all. comveyan cing abd Pec tuc at purchase $4nd for summer circular. Pres S POR © cost 8 of Rule to be complica with Wi en - --OMics tl (20) days from the reapective dass of le, On failure = Deeenpuivey ag CY ind To-eell Cie Sauce’ Or Choe canes en rove | address MALTY COLLDULOE CLDCUTION AMD | Sonne and re-well thesame at the cost of detaulting Dur | of ager MAKIN S COLLLGE OF ECU TION AMD | EGLOCK Ines ROBERT 8S. WERDEN, Trustee, G22 1 street northwest. THOMAS DOWLIN Auctioneer. tracting @ two L street, between tith h fortus of proposals and spect | Becomes & 2 can be t nas _ my SERVICE INSTITUE. 1 10th st. u.w. Persons prepared most success- fally for all examinations, Elocution taughtand com- SISHED — Two: | Positions carecully revised; inchest references. £4-3ma | Of the Dintrct at Cale tae aid ae ee eae s I DWELLING AND STORE, HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS, NORTHWEST COR oF K ‘AND “Firtit| A ane Stall classes, “Apply to _ HIN STREETS NORTHE. ee ORR “9 WMH PL By virtie of adecree of the’ Supreme Court of the| mh1@ At Sanders & Stay nary District of Columbia, passed inequity cause, No pete tT rs 2b : a 3 oe lM é 11624, the undersigned trustees will sell at public ot hes BEKLITZ SCHUUL OF LANGUAGES, TEL, MAS SHEET) . TH — RNS ere = Tees oo Wwe 723 74th st. nw. Way in Georgetown upon high street, from the Potos O'CLOUK P. ML., all that parcel of real estate i Tens bein som, pac River to the Corporation Limite. specifications finked on part a Ce Sree ee oo pamaila dene: | p Open. tll Summer. Alec Summer Schoo! at Asbury | Timed arm application to ey wy WY nated as part. he original lot one in square ewhi whe fe wy - _—, ¥ hundred and six (SOG), described as follows: )DWARD ©. TOWNS! Fejoed aly: vail bide” COMPAR Teserves the right te hing for the same at the southeast corner. of seater | Is ‘Teacher of Elocution, By onter of the Board of Directors at the northwest corner of nor ret an enol aoe (thy street east, and running theuce west along the D {deen} eh Oretorical and = JOHN EF. BEALL, Secretary, Dramatic rtion, at } PENCERIAN BUSINESS land D sts. n. 431-6m south line of said lot twenty (20) feet, thence north seventy-two (7%) feet to the south line of an alley nine (0) feet (11) inches wide; to be laid along the Tear of the premises herein conveyed; thence east along suid south line of said alley twenty (20) feet to » ISN. SEA) the office of the Come a until TWEL bOPIFTEEN WASHINGTON. Dc. way 3 roposals will be received. n ere of the District of Cola O'CLOCK M. OF SATURDAY, Jt SNH, for furn: Ss COLLEGE, COR, > . Founded 1864. "More than 30, young nen aud Women have been trained i the ceria Collexes. 7TH 000 pens Day and night sessions. Six courses: wen of the the east line of said lot, and theice along the said east | Business Course; Shorthand, Typewriting and crap of suid lot seventy-two (7:2) feet to the place of | cvhone; Practical Englisu; Telegraphy. Spencers’ dewinniny Kapid Writing, Reading and Oratory, Delsarte tucthod. ‘Terns of sale prescribed by the decreeare: One-thind | Business men furnished w.th uraiued employes, Tas, . Groceries, cash; balance in one and two years, with interest at six | trated catalogues free, DARA A. SPE ER, Vice ms, d Vienimhes, (G8) per cent, su notes secured by deed of trust on prem- | Principal; MENKY C. SPENCER, LL. B., Pruncipal. is, Castines, Fuel, Dry Goode, ises sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser or pur. | _ mb26. Supplies. Blauk forme of ongee A ee of #100 will oe quired at oe sais, towether with all ey 2. can a tan: sale. Conveyaucing at cost of purchaser or purchasers, 3 ttiet ing, Let Qu ten (10) days default in compliance wilh ternig of leat QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE 313 6TH etwoct Band C sts. “The rights rraeryd to sule the right is reserved to reseli at purchasers’ Gost: a 5 n a. , enet reje and ail bids or parts of tics. . ¥. Dota. and risk on five days’ notice, Sduuitted_Call or send for catalogue. uibth_ | TASS, 1G. MINE, CW. RAS MOND, Come ——— 4 5 NEAL T. mines : m) D.C. 4. HOLDSWORTH: ___ MEDICAL, &. | —_| PRe ine s, AYN DEPARTMENT ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN | S/S. cudorsed “Proposals for Toe,” amd addressed to ‘m: L experienced ferns Phy ‘sician should cousult Mra, wy 4 i’ ar Ny a LX received anta — —— ST NORHOWER 7 | DE, WILSON, 1105 Park Place ne. bet. Band C. 11th Pe ET REEATH, 18D, toeuyy Sra ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND ye of the be 15 Fete. | Mi Meltabe taties Biptoiee coe eee | uther residence, 901 T° st toY p.m, with Ladies oni: DoE Ss SEXES SBEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHERS is the cldest-exteblished ad) ik Ladies’ Physician 32 the city. 1 confidently cousult Dr. BROTHERS Peremptory Sale of mable dwelling house Bw. Office hours t known as No, 1154 Twenty-second street northwest. Qu FRIDAY, the THIRTY-PLST OF MAY, 188: SIX P.M. Twill sell in front of the premises to t hixhest “bidder, the above-named house und lo House contains ‘nine rooms and all modern improv Lows nay be Tee waiv ‘the award wali be made by Jot. | I posal is accept ll be require defer on party whe to enter inte lo t +2) ~ e Be tract and give bond satisfactory to the Secret the ee eee ie | ee Navy. Forms, on which bids inust_ be made 1 dupe ‘Lerms of sale easy, and will be made known at time | iy 16-1un™ cate, will be supp B application tw the depart f BF Secretary of the Navy. haser must comply with terms of sale within EAD A wc oe DE. Be Sah end coed Aecumccmemees a mee | Ihe clases eked Renee ceca ae rete SOR FLESH BE and will cuarantee a cure in all cases of men and furnish medicine, oF Be tion and advice tree at auy' ho: Bue, in aud for scribed and sworn betore me SAMUEL C. MILLS, a Notary Ful District of Coluuibia, this third day of July, 1893, -1m* TERS EX 8 Diamond eyuuime and reliable pill tor sala. Chichester's English Diguond Braj boxes, sealed with blue mbben. At Drugxists, ace f $100 will be required att rding at cost of f private aiseases: May S, ISSO. Proposais for Fresh Beet, & rewu of Provisioas and eat, Wasim JUNE Bit Se dorsed | atthe ary Des CLOCK A publicly opened am aud deiiver, at the THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. WALTEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionees EX’ rs, OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pequired, dmeandant during the fiscal, The rieht ts nese LASSWA\ E. KITCH DING, B TIRE “CON N THN HOUSE. OES Re AS RUSE ESTRERY, | no other. “All vale ih "Tastebodrd boxes piukwrape | 90 yer seat tore hu OPPODS! b N ¥ EN Ts, Are a dangerous counterteit, Se 4c. (stamps) ) onde he full quan: WEST, COMPRISING ABOUT ONE HUNDKED | 10 : iF é for jarticulars and “RELIEF” FOR LADIES,” in Jetter, by return mail. 10,000 testimonials frou LADIES who have used them. Name paper. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO., ‘Madison Sq., Phila. Pa | not'ueed them, must c naval inspection. and all informatics be obtained Upon aypacation ROOMS, We will sell at, publ THIRD, A.D. 1859, coi pntinuing fr avy standard ats ak Tortus of ofler, specition the articles required ¢ auction, on MONDAY, JUNE menacing at TEN O'CLOCK in day to day until all is sold, tims can andant of furniture, carpets, bedding, glassware, table liuen, =e i = = & | the avy-Yard, Wash Dd. The Departusent Mt the pale ee sa : ANHOUD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE th to re proronal uct deeme BOUT OSE RUNDE DSEISOF UL Markee? pesnonibns Invigorating Cordial. | Tans + ce Sanee FoCroR, Ae ALNUT, advantageous to the Government, JAMES PUL Will cure any case of nervous debility and joss of ys-lawdw nerve-power. It imparts vigur Ww te winole aystean, | a> éuanter-Geueral, U.S. Navy. ae Male or female. UU Li st mis Eta” | PROIOMALS Bok CUL GRANITE: OPFice « Oe ae Hiding for Library of Congress, 145, bus H POWDERS ARE THB | tol street, Washington, D.C. May 25, URSi, sealed iy for alt blood diveases, causiuig | ropomabs for furmiehiine atid delivering all ok thereat a <r on diseases cur nite required tur the frout walls, anchuding the done be) UE BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, | | br. DODD'S NELVINE S012 perinanentiy cures | ge in ec i be et a oe . atural weakness, lossot vitality, ue je a : = ; MIRROKS, EASY CHAIRS, WIRE-WOVEN MAT- | Be. Trice, $1. Sent sealed i Shag ee om KINTH Das oe MERE PATURDAY, the THENT URTAINS AND CORSICESS CoS PURSE: : ANDIFORD dF ately thereafter 14 ra. The granite 00 YARDS BRUSSELS AND MOQUET PROFESSION oh Sg PR we ‘conde Drs} AL. DRED POUNDS OF BEST QUALITY woSiON f e 5 of propornl may alied on apple FILLOWS AND. BOLSTERS RUGS BEENAKD Kc GKLEN, Superine CLAY, WONDEKFULLY GIFTED CLALR- Voyant, Astrologer and Spiritnal Medium. Born With second sight avd veil. Every biddcu mystery re vealed. Recovers lost or stolen property, Fiuds hid- den treasures. Gives lucky nuuibers. Causes speedy + AND TOILET SETS, HALL Ca’ LOTH. WAL PILLOW AND’ BOLSTE: EN, TOWE, GOODs. RED WIRE COTS, THREE HUN. | Marnaxes. Drinks separated use 4aives success | ———__— - NKETS. MATTRESSES. AND PILLOWS, | 2. busInesS. | Removes all Liantly troubles aud evil 1 yOKLD'S WONDER IN FINE MILLINERY— WAKE. AND CUILELY OF ALL RINDe. | Buences, Cui kanes. Ir disayyomted by edorts | WY OX — GLASSWARE, “CKOCKERY, KITCHEN of others, judge not all alike, as the Professor tion of the above long-established hotel is Vinee the most akeptical. Stren Will save tise und disappointne Guly venuine clazrvoyaut in this city, #8 be si where all others aul, snd advertises only wat be can Go, Sittings, .0e. Litc-reniing Dy wall ou receipt of | 1, Native, Jock of haus, date of Lut Hours 9 to pen Sundays trom] WO 3 pan, ny t-1 ‘9th st. nw, such as iuckes it unnecessary to call the attention of , the Hair Mattresses numbering at to the advantages of attending the sale. of the best manufacture and well Nunvred aud’ the ‘Feather Tillows are of auaty, ue Black Lace Straws from ®2, $1.75, $1.25 dd the latest styles saat - irs. C. the best : L. SWING, cash ; sale positive ME. bi LIS ALL THE EVENT my29-jel- AaL Teh st, 5, w, “SU WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts. | MUU Acad AtS ALL TBE 2 ore nee ~ ——— Uanen o0 cents exch, 408 Let, be | wD Enov. FPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ets aw, R al, = REMOVAL. SPECIALTIES, YOU HAVE TRIED DOCTORS, MEDI- a electricity in vain: when you are at- terly desperate, the KLE POISE will cure you Ro tuatter whut your disease oF its progress, my1t-Imo* JOHN N. WEED, 610 Bet. now, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE HOTEL WINDSOR, MESSRS. MERTZ & COMPANY, AT THE CORNER OF NEW YORK AVENUE TAILORS, nervous and < troubles, j AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. cvarian, Utern } | BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele airs removed, Strictares, per: : NICHOL! cal Liectrietan, OOF 1 want quarters, Embracing Fine Parlor Furniture in suites and separate yieces, Easy and Fancy Chairs, Window Drap- ery, Hantsome Oak Chamber Suites, Cherry Chamber Suites, Fine Heir Mattresses, Feather Pillows and 514 11TH STREET, Dk. Jt Square below their present address, some time in July Bolsters, Largo Quantity of Bedding, Moguet and | Petit, eradnace Mas next. Brussels Carpets, Extension and Square Dining Ta- | ‘Wye? < ’ hess tos vekore wel abbas bles, Large Number of Leather Covered Dining Chairs, | Jays pi. ¢ mae oa = = 7 x Buftets, Butlers’ Trays, Large Quantity of Silver Pinted | Laas es 1. w., bet. 6th and 7th. A) SOMA, ARTIST AND DESIGNER LH Ware, China und Glassware, Kitchen Kequisites, &c, Fees ta er my8-1m* © Cummecticmt ave.” eof adeed of trust bearing date the 19th | Fyay-tinons TON. 814 436 07, | — Wilt call at residences en ers ye ley rit ww. iu-chief, “Leet, NESE GRATE de. ; SCROLLS, 12 sped trustecs will adi at | HEM OA © iange for extracuug | and 10c.; imeterads for ausking’ pape deued trustees Toll, sell st | Suere tect are iu Goud ‘aud au ciean Bilng, | Bowers, scrap pacthres, stuiles for. pauutune. Gold LOCK SOE tee toc 5 tracting. Matods oxide Paint, 1c. Coys, games, lant paver, A Seohaa disecetiond sduamistered. vain } uvelopes. J. JAX GOULD, 4 dua rauced aud sath my ab Lan His D to 1G01 O st maw. st. This Hotel ) DRESSMAK- the patrouageot Wash- uid pertect Bt ‘TH ST., COH ORGE W. STICKNEY, Auct + ner, ter En. pecuity. “Leeth eatvactod G 3G F street n.w. Sithout pain Ly 5 applied to guise, Artin. re cb] Leth lysericu, ackubes Leet saved: nurs Biya 4 MS. Di Mux M. J. Pras, 1329 F st. u.w., at Mrs, Harrison's, FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, SQUA PARTITION SALE eae ¥ TEEN H OF VACANT LOTS IN RONTING ON” ON. NORTHWEST, BETWE IN WASHINGTON, D. FAMILY SUPPLIE DAY MAY —_THIR.- CARTERS (THR: | 6 SELECT ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR. att “OCK, fil Sell, in trout = 8 z a the north ‘i teet Tuc iron of lot Bawa. Vex: BATE DRESSED. a goay tt NUS SHINGLE aa 1 calso Kuown as to sed ess 3. s recorded subdivisions, aud all of lot SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR e No. 1:7, situate ou the west side of hwest, beiween L and M streets, in ington, D.C, Will sell in parts to suit, NG. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- SLISHMENT, 1205 New York ave, sand Gents’ work of every ASD CAROLINE Lica: tomers witha cea Aud Maison Yriewe, Paris. daz FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT AND DYE WOKS, 906 6 st. uw. Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments of all kinds cleanedand Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ E is the Premier Flour of the World, The only Minnesota Patent now made from all old wheat. For sale by the following well-known grocers: JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave. CHAS. I. KELLOGG Masonic Temple, 9th st GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 Fst, street city of Washi le good. One-third cash and residue in one or two 5 est. payable semi-annually, to ast on thi all cash. 5 a cured by dee sit of 8100 Fe time of sale; conveys: to be comple Tisk ald cost of detaull resale at aays. otherwise purchaser atter 7 days pub- vening anche rE. 172 vaniaavi oh agg nA ian’ Event He nOt ce a NESEY BITRIEY: Attorneys, sf a iced carne eae bolerate Gots eclied Yor snd delivered a” 3 { wemdome FE, M. BURCHARD & BRO., Penn. ave. and 4st AS COL SARMENTS MADE UP O8 RIFEED, ) G. W. & H, W. OF PUTT, Georgetown, A. FISCHER, POSTPONED TO FRI-| A. 0. WRIGHT, 1632 14th st, ait S066 ST, ISO, same hour and! pF BACON, Pennsylvaninave, BL & BIRNLY, Attorneys. Pet einaeecscs anti snats wen YOS v IAN) z rustees, ture’s great remedy. Castellon Wine is of apec ae of + 5 my28-dkds WM. L, BRAMHALL, § Denetit in coven of Gpventery atu ailineuterevaient | PALLET & Ne ee eee ee RUSTE Bal VALUALLE IMPROVED | fustanus aud Uuildeup the systems ‘Cameltoe Wie | Jume’1U:ageucy to be clomed for te gummy NRUSTE r ~ p the system. Ci ma Wii ATS i ’ ORCI at hD, 331 PENS: | lus ‘been ‘Tested bythe hiuelest medical autuoritica, | 2 8. L. SUMRER, 611 thet. aw, BaLVA y ‘Lrade supplicd aud for saie by A. HEITMULLER & CO, 1333 14th st. PRINTERS. QUEEN & WALLA ¢ Su ree Court of the By ‘virtue ut o * ja, made and ‘entered in equity District os Coluu cause uumbe: myl1-3m AD. : LOCK P. M., all ora part’ of the following-deseribed real extate: an ) Lot so. 15 of the subdivision of original Lot land BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, Special attention part ot oririnal Lot 2, in square number 790, in the Salle ~ “New Eity of Washington andt District of Columbia, ebntaln: 2208-1116 £ at, n.w.. south side, Artistic EST DECORATI SECOND-HAND PIAN ing more ti 700 square feet. ‘This Lot has a front on Penusylvauia avenue of 43 79-100 feet aud s averawe devth of about 212 feet to C street, on which TESTIMON LS ERLE 4 PROMPTLY AND RUCURAT EL} PETITIO! PRIN’ TD alse hi front of 47 06-100 feet, country, in wall a “Teriys of tale: Que-thind cash sud the residue in EINE WORK A SPRCIALTS. 0D) agen, TAL INE an of the day of sale, with interent at alk ipecent por GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. bei sg the property iu the Giecketion of the trustee on if the = purelaer Shut fo lesire the entire payinestu H. D. Ban on tie day of aie, and ai) convebapeis and recanliog IMPORTER AND TAILOR, chasers’ cost. ‘pen: jure ae Chaser fo comply with said terms witnin one week | Ha" the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS JX. ¥-Comsox, NOW MACARTNEE, from day of sale the trustee reserves the rignt to re- | Mave Just arrived. tte on inthis . Stisess EDWala St MecAP MOEA MINE PU: | estabitelmee Uo aE a MACARTNEY, 5 472 Louisiana ave, nw. . 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, exoves Dhoaine, 1419 F ST. X. Ww, DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. my25-d&ds mh17 Washington, D.O. cae PARES pV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, —————**<*<=zZ_ $e ‘Stocks 8 MASHSTANDS AND CBULEAUS URGES — us i alirosd Gen Totten ood Te HALE eat -DDING, Phe y Mapes pre nd knSectonn: Be Stock bought and sold. 18 SG A GicUOGK TAL My we, tell sella pt acaibb amano ATTORNEYS. dence Be 2a ee ont ine te aan cin FINEST GRADES of SPLINT AND CANNEL COAL | 5H LAMAR & ZACHRY, Terme cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS Sawed and Bplit Wood to Order. Attorneys at Law, eo B & co, ‘Sun Building, Fst. Pe Telephone—Yard, 954-2; Branch office, 956-2. mb20 aton, D.C on HOTELS. Func se wavs, 00, sagt ans Aico ond hell Regine os a,