Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1889, Page 6

: bd THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1889 THE AWFUL DEATH LIST. |*e20f mud, broken but rarely by a pile of | down. The river rose to a height of 25 feet 6 AUCTION SALES. ** wreckage. Your correspondent waded through | inches, the highest since 1878. flood has mud and water up the valley to-day over the | 20W subsided. ——_ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON. = UTURE DAYS, Fr va — i Winchester escaped with but little damage EORGE W. STICKNEY, Auction UNCANSON BROS, Auctionee XECUTORS AND TRUSTEES’ 84 F site of the former village. As has been often - r h , Auctioneer, ctoneers : Us ; Gen. Hastings Estimates the | stated, nothing is standing but the old woolen | | At Roanoke the Norfolk and Western rail- E A XN N G TAGART Lote ge erence | FEREMETORS SALE OF rwo.ctory yrawe | “Tit Shrath Sea Tate Bhbre V Moke mills,” The place is swept bare of all its build-|7084 has fortunately escaped any material Aa REN PARTITION SALE OF VACANT LOTS IN SQUARE | HOUSH WITH HICK BACK DUEDIRE Ne | ROS BALE ORD 8,000. | ings but the’ ruins of the “Gautier wire mill, | 4amage from the Inte storm. Through trains | E £4 #58 Do. 117, FRONTING | ON NINETEENTH | 129 L STREET NOKTHWE = On F NIDAY, the VENTE DAY OF JUNE, 1889, Number at 8, . The boilers of these Creat work ae vecrint i | are running uninterrupted from Norfolk to its tus S44 5 RE STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN, LAND M SATURDAY abt eoTIONS St EALEPAST FIVE FM. we will sell at yublis | hundred yards from their foundation. Pieces | Western terminus, Bristol, Tenn, TOs, > TS WASEESGION, DiC AB AUG] | OOSATUBCRT ae wii sal YSUNE BEGHTR AT | Sactic jo ciont o che prema: pura ot sub ots base = of engines, roll and other machinery were |, At Harrisonburg the damage in the county on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May THIN. | Part of Iptfourig)in scuare dvebundred apd hig: | euory trick wr lity Soutalirae atx tomy and Bethy YER 2,000 BODIES NOW RECOVERED ype ‘from where ther once stood. | PY the floods, in land ruined, bridges and TIETH, 1889, at STX O'CLOCK, we will sell, in frout | 8€¥en (357), beginring tor the same at the south. | With}uy window. ball. ke sama mm ood repair, Back oy i vice ee ee at | fences washed away, and crops destroyed will of the premises, the north 33 feet 4 inches front of lot | Nestedrner of said ivt four (4) im square five hundred | of afd bouses baviug a frobtase fect on Hi street pe ry | | The wreck of hose carriage is sticking up out | fences, eoo,00. Bey aging wap gE A ae aud sity aeren (57) and rata i ei weren | mottucagt with a AoC th of lot of 2 fort to an alley 1 oe Scenes Ee one | Datuatvarg will. be. pus tolaonsiliecabie eee BP EE BPR SOG BOR *| No Bevtn equine Sects sree se iene atk of | and twemtteady et seven inches: Pop] ees | Masry pare io and 2240 cn ean treet, But the Exact Number Lost will | “iue'cagine house is swept away and the cel-| Bette to repair the damage to the strects by Boe GG mee Soo BE | Aethcthee ymotibness einege bo tad a rn fs | Previa fae gene 17S) turn etre | a peenaen we mule we Stag ge pe ies | lar is Biled with mud, #0 that the site is obliter- | #8 freshet, ‘The loss by the washing away of Bes ‘uo & E GSS HOB Title ood, "nets D.C. Will sellin vars to wilt | fens the weet setentcen feet ve ractas ATTRA | Rene ga SH} Never be Known. | ated. A German watchman was on guard at | bridges in the counties of Dinwiddie, Bruns- K along A street * of & two-story . Wilh store-room aod store Sxtures, The inp rovemen «cole : by the whole depthot said lot, together "with the tine : ‘ two | Uy the * wi E | the mill when the waters came. He tells a| Wick, Lunenburg. and Prince George will not : is to erent ager ble weust-aumanis, to | Prevemente thereon. De gang interest. payable semi-annaaily. to | “Terms: One-third cash, balance in ont and tw: i N by deed of trust on the property. or _ i Atwo years, graphic story of the appearance of the water | ¢ less than 60,000. Not only have bridges deed of trust on the property enci 4 “ A deposit of 8100 required froin each, parchascr at | Nutt interest at 6 per ccht per je eels “Ph Poot aed Umtliy adie ow vaca, the firs high’as the third story of | Umber of saw and grist mills, valued at thou- ae RBB RRR 00 to be complied with im teu days. otherwise Tesale at’) perty will be resol lot No. 12, im square No. J w= 27 feet 1 inc THE GREAT LOSS OF PROPERTY. | once The nla eed No effort ie | Sands of dollars. ak Bat Eek 8 3 TSS SnSSyat of Setealene pirehneee ater * asve pub- | | cubat tet bette i stator a ii . i. ay! SEY “hy Gal . bite back ab S¥ersse dept! 0 feet to eae being made % dean oe arte aiuue | FICTION A HUNDREDFOLD OUT- 4.22 BP EER - Aibikr 6 pues Atomers Adepant | Sry Sites wiletand nprowed ty a woud abd coat has formed the gra’ - DONE - a eat dikds | office, nual re Developments from the Search of Yes- | Arms and legs protruding from the mud make a my23dads WML Buvunant, § OLEY, Auctioneer. = ~ | paid in oak, edb ind two peste Seteiee “ the most sicKening of pictures. " —— : Cranes } Agence S ape pada 7 terday—New Details of the Johnstown A rope ferry is now being operated in the Charles Reade’s Description of Eng- §#- THE ABOVE SALE IS_ POSTPONED TO | I will sell all the stock containedin Store 803 Market | trast nh tue prop be paid s H is bei % 7 TUESDAY, JUNE FOUKIH, I8S9, sam and | Space, commencing THUKSDAY, JUNE OTH. 30 | cach puece af property ai 4 Horror Hourly Coming to Light— lower part of the town. An effort isbeing| lish Village Swept Away by Flood. SHOPPER'S INFORMATION. Pinte by coder ot Tepe ee nee nome aud | Ber ennins TOURED AS OULOGK BLY ay | SHH Piece’ ot ey f thiue of wale "All convey: = - FS made to construct a bridge across the Conue- Jel W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. {and will continne day and evenive until { LIAM F. MATTINGLY, Work in the Hospitals—The Sisters of| mingh at tho point where the old country | From the New York World. 7 TNFI D TWO | $i.the wants are Sad. The _goows “coneiet ‘ot | : ; Charity Rendering Assistance. bridge stood. Charles Reade, in one of the chapters of his THE GO-AWAY QUESTION. Ro PMELTING AND. STULE: | . nee Redband Techie: | surviving Bsecuters set haat OF eatate of ‘TRE HERO OF SOUTH FORK. novel, “Put Yourself in His Place,” gives a OR eae 3 auda quantity of other @ xls to nuulervustoc mention: | WT Murrioun, deca —— Dene 7 The name of the hero of South Fork is John | graphic description of the bursting of a dam By ee ee sicectsa ne tee Darren Overt of the soods will Be put up to et ~ Fo in S DOWLING, Auctioneer, Auctioneer. ION OF BELLEVUE, CON: ACRES, ADJOINING TI 5 : _ Di ~ “All indications point to the fact that the|@ Parke. He it was who first saw the danger | Situated above an English village. The dismay _— 116 thenandersigned trustees Cag 4 | G® W. STICKN death list will reach over 5,000 names, and, in | that first threatened the entire Conemaugh Val- | and terror of the Villagers as they saw the im- FOURTH DAY OF JUNE A. D. 1sad oe k1ve | PEREMPTORY SAL my opinion, the missing will reach 8,000 in| jey by the bursting of the dam, and took all | mense sheet of water coming down toward O'CLOCK B. M,, all that parcel Of real estate in the PROPERTY, FRONT 96 FLET ON THE a SID: 7 Ss) see No trouble to prepare and pack up for the country, | city of Washinsion,, in the Districtef Culuuibiadesig: | NORTH SIDE Ly MARYESND RCENOR ee | COUNTY RESIDENCE OF EA SECRETAR mumbers,” declared G J pros DOWLING SALE AT PUBLIC AUC TAINING ABOUT & VALUABLE IMPROVED D. H. Hastings, at | possible precautions to prevent @ catastrophe. | them found a parallel in a little Pennsylvania | and nothing like the expeuse, ether, compared with | Gite ar sachs ates ee (Diu squarocight | TWEEN FOUKTHUNTH “ASD “FIPIFENIH | Opt NEY ASD. OTH bs CONSIDERED OSB Johnstown, last night. The property destroyed | Karly Friday morning Mr. Parke, who isa young | village Friday afternoon. The great novelist | forwerly. SSS ae wid'ot | EHTYFRONTING 10 FARES 6 Tee Ok On THUEADAT SUSE RIXTE, 2680, ot FIVR ms st $25,000,000, and the popular | Philadelphian and a civil engineer, discovered | ites, Everything's at elbow in the store. For ex. | at the uorthwest corner of uorth K street aud Pith E USIDE OF Fi NORTHEAST, | OCLOCK, on the premasen,? tall kell etiewae ome oo = mobust | that the fast-increasing waters of the lake would . t Be een Te nea bre Lu street east, and running thence west along. the “TWEEN F AND G Si taluiiug about iW) acres, with iatwe frame decling ced estimate is from 40,000,000 to $50,000,000, either have to have an additional outlet or that | Farmer Emden was standing at the door o! og pled Bo edd Cheer BUMIER south line of eald lot twenty, (20), feet, thence orth offer for sale, in front of mises on FRI- | necessary outhi situated ov Loughuorough t ; i : : ; veuty 72) feet to the i n E SEVENTH DAY 0) sO, ats " jown and i mie At present there are said to be 2,200 recov-| the dam proper would give way and swallow up | his house, and, in reply to Ransome, told him SHAWL, Onihziercaid Canton Slik Grepe some seventy-two (72) feet to th p santa Se of sn alley HE SEVENTH DAY 1 os | uw umn ated mie fram Ten ered bodies. The great di experienced | the population of Johnstown and vicinity. he had just come down from the reservoir. He embroidered and plain, Prices are astonishingly low | Tear of the premises. bere conveyed ‘tence cast rtheast; | ‘4 wai A in getting correct list is the great number of | | Hastily securing a force of thirty Italians be | nad seen the crack and believed it to be a mere | indeed On the fit Bone ann kept every kind of | tho dust lie et sath 1ot ea oe, Geo ert te oy le “er of ewes morgues. There is no central bureau of infor-| St hoa hig pres pan aren aeiiwie Halt | frost. He apprehended no danger, and had| HOSTERY for Latics, eltuer ‘Foreign or ‘Domestic: | (oent ing of auld lot, ad thrice alow the said cast os | ou the |an hour his purpose was 3 e south by Julm K. Dale, mation, and to comm jes. Again we have Silk Mitts, | beginning. ‘ 1 1 2 : really pretty sty’ Terug made known at time of sale. A deposit of sndicate and Mrs. Har ate with the different | stili the water continued to rise and up it | Sent his people to bed. * * * By and by | Some bre - ‘Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One-third | @50 will be teqeiend ot 1 fe of sale. x i t 5 d . ; st | Which are essential, they come in all colors, qualities pee b “ th interest ats eG a : ead-houses is the work of hours. The joy-j came at the rate of six, seven, eight and ten | Ransome Footed up and observed s thin shect | © aienethe ‘Tennis flisteand Belte are nulimnited Ce eee es | tans a =e; Aneebenon: ney from the Pennsylvania railroad mor. | inches an hour. Something had tobe done | Of water beginning to stream over the center 4 | (6) per cent, ip notes pedof trust om prea | B Acctox. innumber. Have you seen ours? They are nice, and | ises sold, or all cash, at option of y | e 5 1 schoolhouse im | and that quickly. So giving orders to his men | Of the embankment and trickle down; the quan- rices temptingly low. chasers. “A deposit of $100 will be required at tine of | AP i a ere - = a lena Gaal home ale | ta cub ameter outlet, Mr. Parke jumped into | tity was nothing. but it alarmed him. He |” = sale. Conveyauciuy at cost of purchaser or purchasers, | 11 offer for sale at Public Auction the valuable | one in the fo jobnstown occu haser or pur- i a f. , nap. B omplance with terms of | Duilding lots M, dO, in square No. 1 renders it impossibly to reach all of them in | the saddle and started at a breakneck speed | thought it was better to give a false warning BELTS! excellent onesat 19c., like those usually | Cui ten (10) days default, in comphance with terms of | or between 8 and T sts. 1. w., tu front of th one day, particularly as some of the morgues | toward South Fork. than withhold a true one; be ran to his horse, | soldat 25c. and risk on five days’ notice. - . 4 points inaccessible trom Johus-| Ashe rode be warned the people on every | jumped on him and galloped on, shouting a8| gy raixg OUTFITS are on our second floor, such NEAL I. ae ts 0% at. hand of their danger. Soon hundreds of fami- | he went: “It's coming! It’s coming!” He gal- |. g700KINGS with indestructible cork melee’ coun 3. HOLDSWORTH GoRDON A recur will be reguited tren NTH. Isso, at FIVE O'CLUC 8 property has advantasre being corper Isth st,, an THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. and will Be so! SHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. sa THE EXACT SCMSER NEVER WILL DE Kxows, | lies Were jlecing to the hills for safety. | Reuch- | loped through Hatfield. shouting: “Save Four | bined, well adapted for bathing purposes, at 98e, “Terms and particuas ces | 1 a 1 ke it | ig South Fork station he telegraphed the | selves! Save yourselves!” and the people = DUNCANSON © DENISON. AUCTION SALE OF _DPSTRABLF IMPROVED The de aaa ot every hour make | Laing td dohasows Feo aiek theen (poured ont and ranifor high ground, shrieking | In BATHING CAPS we have them in all shapes and sibilant GEORGE W. STICKNEY, Auctionee REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF SIXT more and more apparent that the exact num-| Started out upon horseback through the city, | Wildly; looking ‘back, he saw the hill dotted | prices. PRAME HOUSE No. 43: 7 r Auctionesra. REWER ASE STREETS SOLIBWESE ber of Lives lost will never be known. All esti-| giving warning that the dam was about to | with what he took for sheep at first, but it was | 4 caaxce IN DUSTERS FOR TRAVELING WEAR, | FRAME HOUSE 1010 SUURTH ST. N. W., und three Paso ks, ehnen cee GSC ie cae ,| SEKEET, BEAWEEN NOKIM CAPITUL AND hat have been made up to this time are | burst and urging them to flee to the bills for | the folk in their night clothes. He galloped on ‘ BRICKS on rear, AG is EMER ARO SEE OES FOR MEN, Fiks? STREETS NORTHWEST. uae stiv +9 * caked " te wo will ds cub to Damflask, still shouting as he went. At the PURE SILK MOHAIR DUSTERS, Newmarket On TUESDAY, JUNE FOUKIH, AT HALF PAST- MEN A « i ses, | SUCH AS ARE USUALLY FUUNL <4 nd too si er 4 B > les be found to hay oo small. Ov EON! ok. e pre: hority 8 deed of trust to ‘No blame can be attached to any one,” said | edge of the hamlet he found a cottage with no | shape, bell sleeves, perfect fitting, at 83. FIVE O'CLOCK, Wwe will sell, in front of the preu A WELL AP- under- pl PakT LOT EIGHT, SQUARE FIVE HUNDKED POINTED SHOE STOKE, BEING THE S10CK iste meen a ty and rocurded im 1,000 bod found yesterday, and the | Mr. Parke, in conversation yesterday, “for this | light in it; he dismounted and thundered at} yryesy SILK MOWAT in superb colorings, all ASP SEVENTEEN Kisovep Ty Utne houus fon Tosh «250A G0 ot fay. That wal nee mau neede that the remams of | greatest of horrors. It was a calamity which | the door: he scape for your lives! For your | sizes, Vell. sleepes, at 86.50. pig bet heey depth of abe mt Nive OF To, OUR ROOMS FOR CONVE- ould not be averted. For several days prior | lives!” “ 7. aOR URS DAM MORNING, JUNE : i ys ‘i ‘. LOCK, we will sell within our rooms, Of Washington in the ige. j to the breaking of the dam, storm after storm | At the top of the hill he aed - sae Striped ond Persian effects in SILK MOHAIR, sev- | nate achat gs me Afternoon, we will sell the D ste, b. we the Stock of Fine Since ne heres | abd hours mentioued, valution of Johnstown, the surround- | swept over the mountains and overilowed every | 90d looked up the valley; soon he saw a lofty » . 5 yt TWENTY-E oi ON which we invite the atteution ot the tradi t On FRIDAY. THE SEV fag aes aie te qari: of tha calleg af. | creck and siete white wall running down on the Hatfield mill, | ¢#l colors, Irish Peasant Style, all sizes at 86.50. LOT TWENTY-EIGHT, SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED | ¥hich wen attention 0: rade and private | On, FRIDAY, THE SEV 50,000 to May, 1S8u, Iw t R-story frame house, E_ SIXTH, 1889, | Premises, the follow city a, on the days TH DAY OF JUNE + jot 0 in she ne im ages ND FIFTE SBR eee ubdivision of square G23 with the uaprom c ¢ the o1 f = it struck the mill and left nothing visible but} Ourentirestock of SPRING WEIGHT JACKETS, | fronting 30 feet on FUUKIH Sis by a depth of 114 DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, | subdivision of | pot a three-story brick dee See esa cater ch cacy ee ones ee ee the roof, surrounded by white foam. | Another | have been marked at greatly reduced prices, We think | feet, aud improved by fraiue dwells 1010 Ath street, HOF PREMIsI-S No. 724 SEVEN. | SOou tant Detter stiret, town, who sarvived the tlood, were interviewed | Ualls flowed into the lake, which Snally was | yard or two, then cite oon sais an Ga SUMMER NECKWEAR FOR MEN. Eonmauly from day of seie, ud to be secufed by decd ot if runt recorded in Laber No, | Consistimiut a unree-story trauve Awelisig No. 35 consensus of opinion was that fully 30 | not able to stand the pressure forced upon it, | 8nd on came the white wall, hissin, pun- ope me op alleaeh ot eon oe eda Suid Sixth stree oy ae te ee dia: Witdae wicainag't cadlican ha aia that | dering. | Ransome uttered a cry of horror, and | The heated term is cradually approaching, it will be | (Us ou promises, of all cash. at option ‘of purchaser Pik of “P| deta ot ale One-third cash on the day of wale, Dame: n tims of the combined | was threatened, and although from that time | Sloped madly forward to save what lives he | necessary for every mau to make himself as cools | eale.'Co: St Steen aa athe: Remeto | AD. 1680, et HALF-PAST F ” | iustallneuts, payable im one and two years from ‘th disasters of fire and water, If this be tru O'clock every human effort was made to | Might. Whenever he passed a house he Bentlemen’s neckwear during the summer | be complied with i ntteen days, other is 40, IoeO ot BALE PAST FILE 1 | Sectalimente pavanne mone ond re yas © total loss o! eutire valley cannot be | prevent a flood they were of no avail, When 1 | *8tieked his warning, but he never drew rein. os light in weight as possible. Chaser after five days’ notice of such Qaghiuzton, D.C. improved with a three Dateeane Some Eivex. Dearape sateront from the d Jess than 7.000 or 8,000, aud possibly much } at last found the dam was bound to go, I| At Poma bridge the devastation was horrible. A NECKWEAR CHANCE. 38c. FOR 250, PTB AGLs DUNCANSON UNOS. Auctionsers, | _ Terms ot sale: One-third cash, and the balance in stx | erty and policies of insurance onsite teednge ae oe greater. fe started out to tell the people, and by 12 o'clock | The flood had bombarded a row of fifty houses See a twelve moutis, tor which the notes of the pur- | sétistaction of the undersigned, or all cash if desire bearing interest from day of sale and secured | two hundred di a deed of trust o Property, will be taken, or all | and ali 1b, at the option . body ‘None vs and demolished them so utterly that only one | About 200 dozen fine quality WHITE FANCY TIES, phd ape te liens ae tack | arch of one cellar remained; the very founda- | fall ength eapecialy adapted for warms westuor kc tions were torn up, and huge holes of incred- THOSE DEVOURED BY THE FLAMES, Of the thousands who w re deposit ob ace veyan cme abd recorY, tance ofeach bid devoured i eumurchaser. A depostt of #100 | cust Terms ot sale to be com ied with ‘x a t t ANOTHER ENOCKER. 10¢. for 9. ht be requiged ct the purchaser af the tne of sales | (10) < i She'reruective day of eae,“ tatu flames and whose « rest beneath the smok- "ee See s . ible breadth and depth bored by the furious WM. F. MATTINGLY, Surviving Trustee. we Yong ected to eae ing debris ab devwis Beitige; rik Gafinile | scary Gos reaiite TO, cee ana adilion, “Audi tigw theday begat to dare: ‘Together 50 dozen extra good quality PIQUE TECK _THOS. E) WAGGAMAN, Auctionee kde | and re-sell tie sauwe at the cost of delaulthug’ pu information little rt be is 4 2 25, chaser. . that the dam burst. It simply moved There was nothing to be done and Ransome | SCARFS, perfect shaped, well made, at 9c, 3 for 23c. ees ont pare CREAMER, Auctioneers. ROBERT 5. =e KDEN. will be leai + bundreds k be The water gradually cat into the em Hie sink fate Dee oie Under-priced LAWN DUDE BOWS, extra quality paper mot —— won h | bankment until there was nothing left but a | Ris worst fears Hillsborough. the place waa like | #*% silk stitched ends, 15c., 2 for 25 me s nally split asun- SDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTH, at | ATTORNEY'S SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE. nd sent the waters hurrying down the a battlefield. not that many had been drowned Still another lotof WHITE LAWN BOWS, quality K. we will sell at the above store all the | As attorney for the owner, I w sell at public suc- EDUCATION par gs se By on the spot, but that, drowned all up the valley | of cloth not quite as good as the best; silk stitched tock contained th rein. 3t will woes offered, {he | tion, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SIXTH, AT ava ntain, carrying death and destruction in its by the flood at its highest, thes had been ends, 8c, each. Pare Ts tory bid is not obtained 1 ear Baltimore st, | ===> fe brought down and deposited in the thick layer San L. |ORTHAND—SIMPLEST. MOST KAPID, 3 : | aH : : . WER Seracrins - ‘Ma, tw ed Parlor Suites, Easy | SS" jewible. Proficiency an three vock: Almolute . 5 Just about 300 do: c ty WHITE LAWN WEN: Auction. a P S SS lexibi wey eee of imid left by the abating waters. Some were | gitpine tit napeereread oa scope fengtia, | ERO” © MOWENTHAL, Auctiinesry: strectn.w. | Chsira, Couches, oa Becining Clete te | meee alee oe ger The miracle, as it is called, that happened | erueily gushed and mangled by the hard objects | at 12:4cts. per dozen 7 — tapestries, Brocatelles marbleized, watered and plain | UF ACME PHONOGHAPHY, 2 S03 St the brie? hou: at the Church of the Immaculate Conception | with which they had come in contact, Others = ee LARGI i OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- | silk Plushes, Flowered Silk Plushes, plain Elec tric ecto, be uc e i it | has caused a tremendous sensation. A large | wore a peaceful Noe and had color in| Elegant colored FANCY LAWN TECKS, perfect ae § and Crushed Mohair Plushes, Hair Cloth, Hand Eu: . 8s bered that in whole tamuies | number of persous will testify to the nature of | their cheeks, Qne drew tears from both these | shape, nicely made. at 9c., 3 for 25c. TO < HATNOTS: Wak brofdered sik Rome, Worsted Ea ae E umber o} 30 8 : keto : SH EXTENSION TA- | ton Rugs, Fine French Tapestries, Pl > aud their re was and found | the event, and, to put it mildly, the circum-| Valiant men. It was fs lovely little girl, rae The 100 dozen well-made WHITE PIQUE TECK| MID ROLLING-CHAIN. Hie | tounesand Leather se SERVATORI OF NUNC SF. a comm ances are really remarkable. © "May devotions | her little hands before her face to keep out the | scARFS, ima complete shape, at 81 per dozen. cr. S.IN AND LEATHER: | above goods are all made in the beet manner and of : oy Poy A waters, were in progress on Friday night when the | Sight of death. Here and there a hand ora z di Dis KIT URNIT oak ¥ = Fed Ballding. Oth ia. ae uF. o data nar er descended on Carnbria City, The chured | Shastly face appearing above the mud showed | 200 dozen FIGURED PIQUE TECK SCARFS,nicely | FRIGEKATORS, CAkPé aay ae des ote eee 2 cherry, me, | advantages. “0. B BULLAED, Director,” mp2h-lor and place ou the | yas tilled with people at the time, but when | LOW many must be hidden altogether, and | M&de—s cool tie at 75c, dozen ; full size, bara paneer. 8 reer Brocatelles, Tapestries, Tow Moen, and thies [)EANING AND PAINTING-INSTRUCTION IN nosse of the flood was heard the congrega- | Ransome hurried home to get more assistance | We are headquarters for MEN'S SUMMER NECK- AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, | rolisot Tapestry Carpet | SarTOM a RCA DEA Seen anne sone of n hastened to get out of the way. They suc- | & disinter the dead. WEAR, First floor as you enter. HORSES 4 > Ad DE ak has i : BUGGIES, 10 DOZ. BASKETS, LOT | This is the largest sale of Parlor Furniture s OF CROCKERY, &c. This is ne Parlor Furniture olstes Wo € offered oth On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTH, at | bolstered Work ever offered in this or any ott cveded as far as escaping from the interior is pee Sate 5 tina few minutes the church An Extraordinary Summer Storm. j Cailand see’ the wondortal progress o may 1 students exter INFANTS’ LONG CLOAES. b PEDRERDAY MOR “ag bout | I particularly call the attention of dealers a JNIVERSITY-TRAINED TEACHERS PREPARE Mi sell the above goods without two towns are now er submerged, the water reaching 15 | From the New York Tribune. We bave many new and pretty styles, many of which | TEN O'CLOCK: we will thet nc," | wanting a Parlor Suis to this asle, as there will be enme | W) ten citi neste bee bere aT) ¥ ove who g ee al feet up the sides and swirling around the cor-| ‘The rainfall in western Pennsylvania last sees ae em oY Bi a ates yo Soak Saran ¥e3-2t ROOT & LOWENTHAL, Aucts. | bx bargains offered. All goods will be castored and | Sud Arivate lessons day ur evening. #1. eo nd requir to ers furi iy. The building was badly wrecked, ye e ei our stock before purchasing. The prices we know to LE VALUABLE THREE- | well packed for shipment. Buildin = i wv bncray barr dipane main ches were torn out, and. in general. the Paha berate tan tees Hiatt ee con WIROINTATE + inspection of goods Monday. June 2. Catalosues ready | ®° fy oorrion Asp Onarors» pas a ~ . : | abou! S is Ps ey LRG: s | a canal eed Te: ON : ees icture, inside and outside, was fairly 1 Cage th of May in| AD ¢lexaut quality CASHMERE LONG CLOAK,| | SiKLEI SUUIHWESI- | day of sale, A deposit tequired on all bids. Terms miner classes tor a FIVE WikK'S SESSION, The failing ee eee i atte etseae mas Gite | eer moun Sox iteve DOLE MOORE OE Mag Ay a aHtn Wau eines avons botany Sete |e Bertoni canton oon a oa ond eee GE conmeuce “Wednesday evening, Sune 12, at 7-33 nee was foreed through the blocked doorway, | Pittsburg. In summer, such precipitation is fahed, with Embroidered Cuffs, at 82-98. Se eon Ek eee perce y | 3. C. FRANCE, Attorney. hae, aoe e ruin ¢ ‘Ito be complete. One object | sometimes closely approached, or even ex- Of the holder of the note thereby secured we will seal | TAXEOR & CORSNER, Sectiineee, Ff i sues BOOKS ON “ELOCUTION* caped the water's wrath. The | ceeded, over very limited in “local | ,OUy £9.98 LONG CLOAKS cannot fail to attract | Sf public auction, on THCKSDAL, Lik TWENTY. | Je1-3t Baltimore, Md. | “GKATOKL" “ACTING,” and “PERSONAL MAG- sickening. ¢ AVirgin that had been deco- soe a Satin ey Settee a enna | yourattention, a# they are nicely finished; bave all | THIKD DAY OF MAY, &, BD. 1880. at FIVE O'CLOCK | — rare 2 sou. Dencrepesrey scones tre On AND , : storms.” Baltimore, for instance, re 5 PML. to the highest’ bidder, that jisce of lati See Address MAK ULLEGL OF | LOCUTION AX debris, and th \ d becuse of the May devo- | Hey ches in owe cnn ball Testa per tea | the qualities a good Ciosk requires. oe eee lot nim. | PYHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ORATORY, S13 Uih st tw. Cait & block east ol Cay bas only } 0 ullied as onthe day it was made. 1885. The gauge at the West Hartford (Conn.) | At $4.68 there are CLOAKS elaborately trimmed | bered thirty-eight (38) of r. execs ded | post-ottce.} mylS The flowers. the sreathes, and the luce Neil | water works registered 4 inches in two hours, | With deep Embroidery, nicely lined, and best quality | SWibvisiou of part of siuare tine iuudred at were undisturbed and unsoiled, Nota wrinkle eighty-three (383), the suid land bene a corner lot, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AY Wats WS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITU Tuly 29, 1887, “Over five inches,” was the re. | Cashmere. A Cloak well worth the price. z ed by & three-story brick dwelling house With LOth st, uw. “Persovs was obsercable in its outlines The marks on | 007% fréin Oukalooss, Lowa, Jaiy 9, taeBe oes iniprovements, Pally for all e& the wall showed that the surface of the water | PO?! foka ¢ Mobilo in the thi Our $5.98 CLOAK ismadeof All-wool Cashmere, | ““Ternus of sale: Cuc-lalf of the purchase money in AND EFFECTS OF THE HOTEL WINDSOR, | ; 5 story that 1074 inches fell at Mobile in the thir- | piatts around bottom, Embroidered Collar and Yoke." | casi within teu daye rom the day of sale andthe | pens Lap iat opelepencia ee seer ccet gibile the | ty-six hours ending June. 26, 1388, though not alunos in two equal payments at one and two years, | atue had been saved from all contact w abe : coe : very thi - | se y the notes of the purchaser aud_& first dec ease ey tes ate 9 have been counted ¢ bedded in t id. Every one that had seok the stares | oficial, 18 quite credible.” At Rocky Hill, Reprea Guise vast ieee oul oa te ts | Eee he ee eee eee | tas amas nomi Ole we YORK AVENUE panes met poend " ery one that had seen the statue | Conn in three hours. Jul 31, | FANT'S OUTFIT. Mothers will do well to visit this | ¢f trust on t Percent per annuzi trom the day ot sale. n all S' ‘Also Su: School at Asb — Flin mea awaiting i | s surroundings is firmly convinced the | Sy "6g inches of rain fell: and “The | department. A deposit of @150 will be required when the property aif Summer. Also Suuamer st Asbury A building of boards bus been ere incident was a miraculous one, and even to the | 187,, 6 at i <2 Ree . Jp sold. AU conveyancing at ‘the yurcharer's vost | gym preTPENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. 3 __ ah only street remaining in the | most skeptical the affair savors of the super- | Hartford | Tima’ alee a ies Jouct | NURSES: Cars st 2 ‘uu size. PES ep Sh Mein ern esp lierben eens saa es ‘ headquarters for tt ‘is | natural, tumor ire ielondiaeat ee Shenomes | NURSES’ APRONS at 250. § P Han tore theaiooarinet the saneieh cee oe ee A ep) breatuiue Voice Culture, Oratorical an@ the dead. ick re brought | Seine 06 Seren a bask Oe a Gees ecaentene ace Gerauitug purchuser. Embracing Fine Parlor Furniture in suites ap Action. at 134 wy ‘441 -6m. to this point they are placed in boxes and then Losses in Maryland. ton bred by the same conditions which pro-| Seventh street annex; second oor. PILLAR EGAN: Trustees, _ | Separate raoces, Easy and Fancy Chairs, Window Drap- | 00S SUnGn DERLAGR Gam. Waar bere = Preorgt Tecra cad ‘0 ie hey inate in the Potomac a aa Sect uction Nraught Uy the encencns weight | SUMMER SKIRTS! SUMMER SKIRTS! HICKNEY, Aucih amy11-d&ds | €ry, Handsome Oak Chamber Suites, Cherry Chamber | SUT NS ERMAN, BESINESS COLLEGE, COR. 77H A supply store has been e¢ ‘own, | the extent of the damage in western Maryland ms ls 7 a ne lows and 4 lave been trai A milkman who was overchurging for milk this | 55 bes Skee pnmarr eis as well as the suddenness of this type of rain-| We have complete and new line in GINGHAM, | ga- THE ABOVE SALETS POSTPONED cnr, | Suites, Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and | have boom tania morning narrowly escaped Ivnehing. The in-|+8 beginning to be manifest. At Harper's | storm makes it almost impossible accurately to . SATEEN, and MOHAIR. A nice GINGHAM SKIRT, | Wi DNESDAX, JUNE FIFTH, Iss¢, SAME HOUR | Bolsters, Larve Quantity of Bedding, Moguet avd | furiated me Ferry from one end of Shenandoah street to ropriated all h milk and dis- rtuaud, Typewnit measure the precipitation. The cloud-burst ” uclish ; ‘Lelegrayp ty | jon. full size, iu Blue, Gray, and Brown, with plaits at bot- | Sud Pisce. R B. BOARMAN, } Brussels Carpets, Extension and Square wining Ta- og and dheshonty Tie tributed it among the poor and then drove him | the other but little could be seen but damaged | Which washed eh the Hew are Coral on tom, only 39c. W TEAM y. BOARMAN, "j Trustees. | ui. Lance Number of Lesther Covered Dining Chairs, <a pte we kluges. JA e to dines and thick The . nent, near Amsterdam, in the e eee 5 7 ‘ e@. SAKA A. SPENCEK, bice at the t 7 cea . ___ | buildings and thick mud. When the flood was Metall oats ihre pornier nay pdb wast A better GINGHAM SKIRT in Blue, Grey, ana | —™¥31-d& Buflets, Butlers’ Trays, Large Quantity of Silver Plated pal HENKY C. SPENCER LL By trian here is but one street left im the town. | st its highest the water stood in the street to * | only a few towns. Thirty square miles of land | Browu, with plaits and ruffle at bottom, trimmed, HANCERY Ware, China and Glassware, Kitchen Requisites,&e. 9 | 0-6 _ sabi eecaiieeniiiada About 155 houses are stan Where once | depth of between 10 and 20 feet, and nearly | MY # few towns. Mines te Gia ee tat op | ily be OF GROL 9 | ge there stood @ thousand. None of the large | Uybry Méual sallabed aiwe’ ce Vies Among were submerged, and damage to the extent of 2 AND WATEX SIKELTS, IN | , By virtue of a deed of trust bearine date the 19th buildings in wh, lit © vi J vi e § ] vi y By virtue ofa decree of the Supres day of september al losers were James McGraw. mer- ) was done in Illinois, opposite St.| Fly time is here, and you will need SCREENS for MAETES'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH s hear City 1558, and dniy orded an libe 5, % strict of Colambts assed Avril &, is No. 1340. folio 324,01 the land recors t-crthee. Co students LOB borough have e 4. : thousand peor 500: HV. Dans ont a , June 20, 1835, by a cloud-burst at O'Fal- | your windows—we have them at 33c. each, OURS | Dicttict of Columbia, passed Avril equity ot Columbia, the Undersigned truste Call of send for catalog nib’ is a low estimate of aber of iC oe CL Childs, $1500: Bt, Cavaz | 12% Which was sufficiently brief to have been | ARE FULL SIZE AND WILL FIT ANY WINDOW, | ote dues 19, Auiersch et ss Bosie ct al we, | Dublic'suctiin ou MUNDAL JUNE cit —— ———— a this tow Bat ‘onnor, © s. bilds, $1,500 ‘y 8¥8 | described as occurring “at 4 o'clock.” Streams % the undersigned trustees, wil) sell at public auction, commencing at TEN OCLOG A OM.. the wu PLANOS AND ORGANS Seen this tome. “Bot fu | lier Oo: Charles Drew, 1.500; ‘Thomas | described as occurring ° appalling extent, just | Te AWNING rush still continues, but our work- ip frout of the premises ou WEDNESDAY, JUNE | tents of tue above-iueutioued Hotel dewrited in sel. ANOs J ANS een recovered, It is di ruins | 2 eorge McGie se suddents tent, PTH, 18 = = — and the bodies have floated dowm into them, | EUt°¥,=1,000; George MeGleney, £1,500: Mrs. | Soir a dam had given way Plenty of eagh vor | foomis areable to take care of everything that comes are tWellty-two C } | ¥, ‘LOCK P. M., all‘ot orig- | wle A, attached to said trust sree Hotel is. tarnished ots 0 ©) in s¢ iu a first-class manner, and should command the 3500; Joseph Myers. 2500; | Grit ¢ dam Nad give! their way—and we are putting up WINDOW AWN. | Mgt lots oue (1) and six (6) in» ogy (ee a ee - George W. Green, 2500; ‘Thomas MeGa sible oti 7 5 INGS couuplete for $3, aud with patent slides $3.50. | north D street 138.10 te a WM. W BOARM. , be public Beall, 500; Daniel Hood. |. S¢ePt im connection with West India cy- and contains 12,772. 3 WAL 8 FLIPPI can rely ob yenuine bargains. ivan 31500; ML Walsh, 1,000, clones, which affect only the coast of this | WINDOW SHADES of any material you wish put | 217 ¥ feot on mirth Fi ats ‘Trustees, jel H. L. SUMNER, Avent, 811 9th st. now, »: J. G. Hurst, 22.300: J. P. Cleve. | Country, rainfalls like that near Pittsburg last | up by experienced shade hangers, We use everything | Water street, aud con’ pena 32- IN CONSEQUENCE OF A DEATH IN TRE al EBs OEkS~SW h 0 t Be his property is espe- | fainily of one of the Trustees the above sale is 2 74 o ig improved by alarge tw Is. 25 3 week are very uncommon cast of the Rocky | the best—spring rollers, ing eighteen or twenty rooms, pear San Fipeg mountains, Probably the worst visitation of Our special bargains in READY-MADE WINDOW | “i#ly valuable by reason of the river front lmprove- | poned uutil 1 WUASDAY,JUNE SIXTH, SAME H where they burned. ‘A walk ibrough the town REVEALED A DESO Only about twenty-five at survived and ance. Men a #HT PIANOS~FOR A HiALt se Davis tex few days more bargains will be given in Hallet & Davis’ Pumos Ww close out eutare stock. | | © SIGHT. | | men have | my! able ry ‘Y J women can i c| Se 7 c' i ‘nis, and is eligible tor any purpose. AND PLACE. By rof the Irustee: 2 poh ined by the Shenandoal Pulp | {his kind which New York acca erie MThe lots will frst be offercd. fcr sale together, and if THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer alone Parte wi | Mill company is estimated at from $10,000 to babe year a deposit .46 in- Asativfactory bid is Lot obtained they will then be They were i vod and since that | have not slept turned a sickly yellow surround the eyes, Many have For two days b: dered the them. sred for in some ho ut off I they died from their inju ne were alive on Sunday and t people on d be heard by th A man is now in a temporar Jail in what is left 0: town. He was cau stealing a gold wate fired a but he was not wo The ouly thing th saved bim from lynching was the smaliness of the crowd. His sentence will be the heaviest that can be given him Services ia the chapel from which the bodies were buried consisted merely of a prayer by one of the survivors. Nominister was present. Each coffin had a descriptive card on it, and on the graves a similar card was placed so that bodies can be removed later by friends. THREL UUNDRED IN THE HoSPITAL. The Cambria hospital has now 300 patients. Dr. Buck, with an efficient corps of aids, is in charge. Two of the patients died yesterday, | Miss Haghes, a young lady aged twenty, and Mrs. Teeters, a lady aged eighty-three. She | Was suffering from a compound fracture of the arm. The remainder of the patients are doing well. Several injured people have had opera~ tions performed upon them. Bishop Phelan before his return to Pittsburg organized the Catholic forces in that neighbor hood and all are devoting themselves to hard work assiduously. What the hospitals would have done without the Sisters is a dificult ques- tion. There are nine Charity, seven Francis- | can and seven Benedictine Sister's i Among the priests are Rev. Fathers Guido, | Geobel. Cosgrave, Gallagher. Trotwein, Rosen- | street, Boren, Corcoran, Derlin, Boyle. Smith. | O'Connelland Lambing. Father Derlin. who | lives in Hazelwood. Pittsburg. hurried to the | aceue last Saturday, fearful that his brother | aud parents were drowned. He was happily | mistaken in his supposition, for none ot his | relatives had been injured. Mr. Derlin, who | heeded the warning as to the danger of the | dam had hurried his wife and two children to the hills, but returned himself to save some tl from his house. While in the building the food struck it and swept it away, jamming it among alot of other houses and hurling them sround with a regular cLurning motion. Mr. Derlin went to his top story, clamored to the roof and escaped from there himself fortunate in saving his family. J. J. Murphy, the Catholic bookseller of Pittsburg, haunted the railroad morgue all day with a white, sad face. His brother, James, and his entire family have been lost. and Mr. Murphy is seeking for the remains, Every fresh arrival of ghastly burdens set him to anxious i The loss su: suffer a loss of about % of the new bridge over the Potomac at this place will now be delayed at inquiry, but as yet he has not discovered his selstives. David Creed, brother of Thomas Creed, of Peunsylvauia, has been lost with bis entire family. The remains of John Ryan, ex- sheriff of Cambria county, were found yester- day. WOODVALE 4 SEA OF MUD, Where Woodvale ouce stood there is now $15,000, At Sandy Hook most of the railroad sidings were washed out and carried bodily a consider- able distance. The loss to the railroad at this unt will probably amount to $150,000, while t sustained by the canal company, in the ss of buildiugs, will reach an aggregate of | fully $100,000, AT POINT OF ROCK: At Point of Rocks Messrs. Hickman & Wright .000. The completion least three ago, and uths. It was finished several da was to have been delivered to the bridge com- pany by the contractors on Saturday. Their joss will amount to between £10,000 and $15,000. CONDITION OF THE RAILROAD. One track og the Baltimore and Ohio was cleared yesterday, and trains were run through without delay as far as Harper's Ferry. ‘The Pennsylvania railroad company expect to | have their road-bed in condition to resume travel from Frederick northward about Wednesday. One of their biggest breaks is at the iron bridge spanning the Monocacy a few es north of Frederick, where 280 feet by 20 | feet deep were washed away, FREDERICK COUNTY'S Loss, ‘The loss to Frederick county in the destruo- tion of bridges and roads alone, it is now be- lieved, will amount to between $100,000 and 2150,000. It was learned yesterday that one of the reservoirs from which the water supply of Frederick is furnished was also badly injured, AT PORT DEPOSIT the supposition is that the bed of the railroad from the depot to Rock Run is completely washed out. and should this be the case it will take several days before travel is resumed. Since the water has fallen, and a closer exami- bation can be had of the exact situation, the damage is seen to be much greater to citizens end business men than was first predicted, even larger than from any previous flood that has visited Port Deposit. There is not a fence or outhouse from the depot to Rock Run that has uot been washed out and carried away. A CANAL RUINED, The Susquehanna and Tidewater canal, ex- tending from Columbia, Pa., to Havre de Grace, Md., is completely ruined. There are millions to solid structures aud thence to the ground. | Of fect of valuable lumber drifted on islands His property was entirely ruined, but he thinks | and the shore. There were thirty rafts washed away from Wrightsville. They were very val- uable. The emount of loss is immense, but figures cannot be obtained. The Pennsylvania railroad company is unable to run trains from Columbia to Perryville om account of wash- outs all along the road, The Flood in Virginia. Lynchburg is almost isolated from the outer world, having had no northern mails since Fri- day. The damage by the flood will probably not reach $10.000 in the aggregate, No reports can be received from the upper river on ac- count of washouts on the Richmond and Alle- ghevy railroad, and all telegraph lines are September 23, 1582, in connection with a tropical hurricane. The amount for three con- secutive days at that time was 93¢ inches, In New London, Conn., February 10-14, there fell 8.93 inches. This was during the prevalence of a double storm, the worst half being a *‘secon- dary” to the other, neither of them coming from low latitudes, . But this was almost without parallel! in that region for half a century. About a foot of rain fell at Charleston, 8. C., at the time of the August lone, in 1885; while Galveston had 16.53 inches between September 15 aud 20, the same year, from a similar storm, The extraordinary “downpour at Alexandria, La.—25 inches—in the fifty hours ending June 16, 1886, is probably attributable to alike cause. But this class of deluge-breeders never gets inland very far. For this time of year and the region’ between the Alleghanies and the Mississippi, it would be hard to find a gen- eral rain storm equaling in severity that of which the Johnstown disaster is such a start- ling feature. Of course, in a mountainous country like Cambria county, the smallest creeks would swell enormously and quickl under such circumstances, even if no cloud- burst occurred. A local reinforcement of that sort, however, might easily have been added to the general downpour while the meteoro- logical conditions of last week prevailed. 190 A New Catholic Bishop. Very Rev. A. Van De Vyver, vicar general and administrator of the diocese of Richmond, has been elevated to the bishopric of that See. He succeeds the Right Rev. John J. Keane, who was translated to the See of Ajasso, and made rector of the new Catholic university in this District. The Inquest inthe Cronin Case. The taking of testimony before the jury of inquest in the Cronin case was begun in Chic- j ago yesterday. J. J. Cronin, brother of the | murdered man, Dinan, the livery stable keeper, and a number of other witnesses were examined, but no new facts were brought out* The question as to whether Frank Woodruff can legally be called as a witness is engaging the attention of the state's attorney, . andinis) eno Had the Figures to Prove it: From the Chicago Tribune. “You never loved me, John!” sobbed Mrs. Billus, hysterically. “Maria,” exclaimed Mr. Billus, earnestly, “you are mistaken. If you will look back over the family expense account you will find that it cost us $27.50 for iring rocking chairs during the first three years of our married life.” It is a curious fact that England is just now the peel A corse of the French monarchists who are rat the silver wedding of the Comte de Paris and of the Boulangists, Bou- langer is quite lionized in a quiet way, the Bar- oness tte Coutts leading. § Thousands of cures follow the use of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Kemedy. 50 cents, omplete with Spring Rollers. One lot 39c., complete with Gold Dadoes We are showing LACE CURTAINS and HEAVY PORTIERS at about one-third off the former prices. 5 pieces of FRENCH TAPESTRY, yard, regular value, $1.2 tolook through our Depart- ment before bu) ing anything in the upholstery line elsewhere. Our prices will save you money. 5 SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 35c. per yard. 75 different patterns, all new and odd. 1,000 Pieces of BEAUTIFUL CHALLIES, 80. per. in the newest Do yourself the justics 100 dozen MULL TIES, 10c. An entire new lot of tra length, elaborately em- broidered, 10 distinct patterns, some hemstitched, 150 Patterns in OUTING CLOTHS. 5Q CARDS, nicely engraved from copper plate for The work guaranteed. Don't go away without visiting cards, and particn- larly since you can get them so cheap, We also en- grave Wedding Invitations, Send for FASHION GAZETTE, free to all, mailed upon application. Samples sent to any part of the United States, Correspondence solicited from Hotel Proprietors outside of the city recarding information about House Furnishing Goods aud Bed Coverings, for which we are the undisputed Headquarters. Our special sale of CORSETS aud LADIES’ UNDER- WEAR is in progress, wonderful bargains to beob- tained during this sale. If yon waut to shop with comfort come to our store where we have (50) Patent Cooling Fans in constant rotation. The temperature is simply delightful. Bob A A A ry t fis offered separately. = ‘Terms of sale: One-third purchase money in cash; balance in two equal instalments at one and two years, with interest at seven (7) per ceut., to be evidenced by the purchaser's notes and secured by first moruwae on the property sold. Offers ie pe sale will be ceived until the day of sale. Plats wud abstracts of title will be exhibited at the sale. A deposit of €1,000 Mill be required of the purchaser at the me of Sule. Terms of sale must be complied with within ten (10) days after June 5, 1889, or the trastees will resell at the risk and cost of the defaulUiug purchaser upon the terms specified in said decrees, Incident to these lots are valuable riparian rights claimed by the parties in interest, which are now be- sore the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, nd to which the purchaser will succeed. HOMAS M. FIELD, Trustee, Fendall Building, cor. 434 arid D sts. Bow. BERNAKD KILMAKIIN, Trustee, mY23-d&ds 810 N! Have. iow. FUTURE DAYS. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SUBURRAN s ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF GEO, W. KNOX AND THE HE Ks OF A. AlDISON, By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date May 9, 1873, and passed in cause No. 469, equity, the undersigned Frustecs will offer for sale, at public, auction, on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK, ob ‘the premises, the following-described property, lying in the District of Columbia, 2g miles southeast of Anacostia and on the Hamilton Toad, near Good Hope. Lot 3 borders ou the Hamilton aud lots 4, 5, and 2 adjoin each other on the west, au ot 1 adjoins No. 2 on the south. Lot No. 2 contains 22kg acres and is improved by a frame house, stable, &e.. The other lots are unimproved with the exception of No, 3, which has three small houses, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal payments in six and twelve mouths, with juterest tS fer ceut trom day of ale and sccired by notes: oF wi mds of purchaser or puichasers, A deposit of $100 il be required from each purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing aud recording at the cost of purchaser. © INGLE, Trustee, Jet-d&ds 610 E street ‘northwest, r@) NE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS, SITU- ATED ON L STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS RORTHWESL, AND FRONTING MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND PARK. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE ELEVEN a WAL-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell efron of the premises, D, SQUARE 341, front! 25 feet on L street, with a depth of 124 feet fe ing south, and sigovermmnent pec was onsets: ron : ‘dwelling the location is une ‘one of Hie ane pa the, unnarbaae, bee cars, notes to ear 6 per cent hiteat nad neyo not ‘cen c Scnianmuslly, Convtyanciui, ‘ke., at purcuaser’s cost. A deposit of be: required at sale. Terius to be complied with in fifteen days, otherwise right re- rved to resell at risk and cost of purchaser five days’ public ee eae such Boe ee ip some ne lished in Was : Sefdeds DUNCANSUN BROS, Ancts, d tered DOWLING, Auctioneer. RTE GRO aE AND ORCL ott FRIDAY MAY THIETY-FIUST, 7200.0 Save Pehle section lee b andthe west feet 8 inches of 4, square 63, containing 7,311 square feet, IRIE py ts cgay tek tenn parenteral peas tases cmd fre Sp iS ae TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP tick of “Purchasers” is invited to t sic Styles,” finished in demyens of Hi CURATIVE ART. Pianos for rent. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A lange assortment, almost every well-known make in the country, iL thurcugh repair, will be closed out at DUCEMENTS offered 1 prices and it terms which MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS when desired. WM KNALE & CO, 817 Market Space. MEDICAL, &e. HO KEQUIRE THE SERVI hysician sbould consult Mra Place u.e., bet. Band C. id 2th ste, ne. Ladies only. Remedy, 3 ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ladies’ Physician, can be consulved Dat ae Otice tivury Y fPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE BY AUCTION OF TWENTY-NINE VALUABLE. BU NG LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL, NEAR TH AND :IGHTEEN TH STREETS, ALOR J. B. HEN Ou MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TENTH, 1889, O'CLOCK, on the Building Lots mV subdivision of lots 10 to uted as above, and average depth of about 120 tee! ‘on Chatuplaiu and Outario aveuues. tunity rarely offered to the Sites in one of the best suburban properties around Washington, Plats of tlis property can be had at iy ‘Terms: One-third cash: the residue in one, two, and three years, with notes beuring icterest at 6 percent ed by # deed of trust on the eyaucing and recording at the deposit will be required oneach ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, HAKLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker, 921 F st.’n. w. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED T RTH FST. BETWEEN 1ST NORTH CAPITOL STS. 'N. W. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Jul; rded in Liber No. GB, fol. 205 et seq. of the lan: records for the District of Columbia, and at the written request of the party secured thereby, I will sell at pub: lic auction in frout of the 4 THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNI, INS%, AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M urteen (14), in square numbered beginning for the same at a point on P street, 20 feet east from the northwest corner of said lot, aud running thence east 20 fect with the line of P street; thence south 90. feet; theuce north 90 feet, to the place of begianing, with the improvements thereon. Teruis of sale: Ove twelve mouths, secure J urchaser bearing interest at 6 aes, I sivall well mw and Georre W 0, in block 4, situ- tof 20 feet by au to an alley, trontins mublic to secure valuable property sold. Al uurchaser’s cost. a jot at the time of sule. ut her residenc toY p.m. with EVEK BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT TEKS is the cldest-esiablished ad ing Ladies’ Physician in the city, susut Dr. BKOTHE! xticular attention paid to all diseases pecuilar te ried orsigie, Forty years’ experience. iy 5, 1872, and my EAD AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 006 BST, Dyeared betore we abd iuade vath that be is tablished kxyert Njechalist ib thie city, ud Will «uarautee & cure 1p Gl) Cases Of private diseases and advic Samp how of ae in ‘Sub- Tree at any Pie days chibed ‘and “fort before me by ‘Dr. BRO THEM SAMO] Cc. LLLS, a Notary ts. District of Goltunibia, tie turd premises on SALLUKDAL part of lot numbered | of meu aud turnish six huudred aud ANHOOD RESTORED BY ortwoot Dr. BROTHERS Invworst cure =v om of nervous ae and joss IF ES R. MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS ‘Stanaand Tor all Wicd diseases, yo eg se giigess NERVINE oy 2 USING A BOTTLE f cash; balance in six and by deed of trust, with notes of Bet cet from day of urchaser. B. TODD, JR, Trustee. G.W. STICRNEY, Auct. VALUABLE IMPROVED my24-Rawkds RUSTEE'S SALE PROPERTY, NOS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, ait 000 BYNONYMS AND NTO FALLO’ noisee kn BAe oo epi SPECIALTIES. Wetec HA = ——sd