Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1889, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, CITY AN D_DISTRICT. POINTERS. If you want a Lot, If you want Boord, If you want a Store, If you want Rooms, If you want a House If you want Lodgings, If you want a Tenant, If you want a Boarder, Uf you want to Lend Money, Uf you want to Borrow Money, Uf you went to Sell Anything, Tf you want to Buy Anything,— Adtertise De fact im The Evewng Star, SILENT BUT LUMINOUS. How the Great Lantern Parade of Wheelmen Will be Managed. TRE PROGRAM FOR TUNIGHT'S UNIQUE SPEC- TACLE—A THOUSAND BICYCLERS EXPECTED TO TURN OUT—EACH ILLUMINATED WEEEL TO GLIDE NOISELESSLY ALONG. Every effort has been made to the end that the cyclers’ parade tonight shail be one of tho est aflairs of its kind ever known. If the ations so far apparent are correct there will be fully one thousand wheeis in line, each adorned with two bobbing, glittering Chinese lanterns, and, judging from the parade that took place at the time of the Shepherd celebra- tion a year ago, when there were less than 300 wheels in line, the parade tonight will extend nearly over the line of march at one time. There will be, as stated, two Chinese lanterns on each wheel, besides the hub lamp. THE LANTERNS will be fastened to the handle bars by means of | long wires specially provided for the purpose. These wires will extend about two feet anda half ahead of the machines. The formation of the 5 will be somewhat unique, occupying the eutire width of tuc avenue. The elub cap- tins aud odicers and division commanders will ride on the paved «pace between the car tracks, we tracks where the central space is other riders will be arranged | two on the right two on the ming a line of four abreast. The men will be eight feet apart, measuring across, aod fifteen feet behind or in front of each | e & every four wheels will occupy a widta of 4 enue Sftecn feet long. THR LATEST ORDERS, | ef Marshal Atwater has issued « circular | to those intending to participate in the parade, | reminding them that the success of the affair depends upon the performance of each indi- vidual ricer, and that every man should be sure to ride directiy in the track of the man in front at the proper distancef. Candles are not to be lighted until the order | is given by the division commanders. The men are especially enjoined not to ring their bells at auy time daring the parade, which is to be perfectly silent. ‘The order for the parade is as follows: The wheeimen will assemble at 7 o'clock sharp and form on Maryland avenue, right resting on Ist street west, and, precedec by their bugle corps, will move in the following order: George 8. Atwater, Chief Marshal hief of Staff. yen, ey, Hon, A. A. Adee, Watson, C. E. Town, A. L. Doubleday, . ELA. F nson, Jas. B. Lambie, Pr Prof, Gilver ier. J. Holdsworth | Gordon, Sami Thos. P. Borden, | Dr. RB. H. Sort Johnstone, F. Lib- bey, G, ¥. Hendricks, Dr. Barbarin, Col. Crook, Robert biaine, Edson 8. Olds, George RB. Ide, J. E. Cosey. ORDER OF PARADE. First division—Capital bicycle club, H. N. | Low, corn a icing. | Ne ision—Washington eycle ciub, E. E. Car: manding. n—Columbia cycle club, H. A. Lamon. commanding. Fourth divison—Mount Pleasant bicycle . £. K. Sturtevant, commanding. vision—Georgetowa wheelmen club, fowers, comarand | division—Leugue of American wheel- | . 4. Plumb, commanding; W. H. Steara . B. Figgins, ai Seventh division—Local wheelmen, with C. | R. Orermau in command of the uprights, and W. Hamilcon Smith im commend of the safe- ties. Eigh —Tricycles, Ger. W. A. Knapp, D. L. H. York as ai the Presi- le will be reviewed by wheehnen circle the White House. TRE ROUTE. The route is as follows: The colamn will + along Pennsylvania avenue to 1ith he pe deni as the the Honse a avenue to east ¢1 ; through groun ne to Wasi of circie to K north to | mas circle. + east 8 strect, south to K street, east to Mount Yernou square, where the parade will be dis- mideed, nes The International Maritime Conference. ‘The Secretary of State has been notified that Japan will he represented at the maritime con- ference, which meets October 16, by S. Tsuka- hara of the imperlal department of communi- cation, and Lieut. R. Baba, imperial navy, of the legation of Washington. Soveral delegates © the couference bave already arrived and the | oilice of the Secretary et the State department | has begua to assume a business-like appear- rt of Commander Chadwick of orktown on “fog signals” has and will be read at the confer- Swill assemble at the law ence. school on October 16 and effect an organization, ‘The conference expires by limitation on De- cember 31, but it is provable that it will have concluded its sessions two weeks before that ume. The Builct Glanced from Her Teeth. Eliza Harrison, colored, living at 1311 C Street, was shot at Saturday night while talking infrontof ber house. An uaknown colored man was the shooter, and the ball was fired af- ter his companion had knocked her down, the ball striking her upper lip and her teeth and giancing of. She was treated at the Emer- gency hospital. Ovxticer Ellis arrested James Bolden, alias Jesse James on suspicion, Srecrat Taarxs ro Baxt:wore via tre Bastr- mong axD Ouro.—In addition to the regular schedule special fast express trains will leave the Baltimore and Ohio depot for Baltimore Tuesday, October 8, at 5p.m.; Wednesday, Oc- tober ¥,at 1 am.; Thursday, October 10, at 1 ma ——__—_ A Policeman Assaulted by Negro Roughs Sundey afternoon Officer Voelhel of the third preciuet arrested Arthur aad Walter | Johnson, two well-known colored desperadoes, | im the neighborhood of 25th and H streets, | when they turned upon him and would have seriously injured him had not Officers Camp- Deil aud Goucher appeared and with difficulty rescued iim. T ohnsons were in the Police yesterday and pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and essault on the oficer. The court sentenced each of them to twelve months minus ® day in jail. eae Seares or Excrasroxs.—During the week of the trieninal conclave of Knights Templar at Washington, October 7 to 12 inclusive, the Baltimore aud Oxio railroad will seli excursion tickets from Washington at the following iow rates: Harper's Ferry, #1; Antietam (K Ville), $1.95; Gettysburg, stopping off en route et Pou Mar on going passage if desired, a; —— gag Legge academy), $1. ickets going returning on all regular trains. —___ THE COURTS. CameixaL Covar.—Ji Montgomery. Yesterday—Sallie Goleete was convicted of ing disorderly house and was found gs and sentenced to six months in jul t Capps and Daniel Carroll, housebreak- ing; guilty. a Potire Covat—Judge Miller, oday—Stump Freeman, Adolph Cassidy, a Bowen, Solan, Wan Dasae Joba jobason, 3 r courts. During her Wyuna remained closely in her hotel, but her cesident Jawyers speak in highest terms of praise of her, FIRST DAY OF THE RACES. FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Interesting Events Yesterday—No Races | Political—Murder Trial—Snake Stories, Today. The first day of the fall meeting of the Na- tional jockey club opened auspiciously at Ivy City yesterday. There was a large attendance, and the cold weather made heary wraps a necessity. The results of the first and second races were pub- lished in yesterday's Stan. Sam Doxey captured the third race of five furlongs in 1:04 The next race was the surprise of the day, Iceburg winning the Potomac stakes of one mile and a furlong in 2:01. Orifiamme was the favorite in the mile and a sixteenth event, and won in a walk in 1:51. The steeplechase proved to be another favor- ite race, and Elphin won iteasily. No time wus taken. There will be no races today, owing to the parade, but tomorrow they will continue as usual, a HOW NOT TO PLAY BALL The Exhibition Game of the Bean Eat- ers aud Senators. The base ball teams that hold up the repu- tations of the cities of Boston and Washington gave a good exhibition of how not to play ball yesterday afternoon in the presence of a few people, It were better not to mention the number. ‘he score was il to 10 in favor of Washington at the end of the 8th inning, when Umpire Baker called the game. The batteries were Haddock, and Riddie and Daley, Ganze d Kelly The $10,000 beauty and Bob Siavin, minstrel made fun for the “crowd” with their quaint remarks. Wash- ington made 13 hitsand 9 errors and Boston 10 hits and as many imisplays. Clarke played = and made 4 errors and Daly covered sec- ou ASSOCIATION GAMES. At Baltimore—Baltimore 3, Brooklyn 1. At Ciuciunati—Cincinnati 9, Louisville 3. The New Direcior of the Mint. Edward O. Leech, who was yesterday ap- pointed director of the mint, as stated in Tae Sran, is a District man, although his parent | Were from New York state, where his reiatives now reside. Mr, Leech was born in Washing- ton, December 9, 1950, His father, D. D. Leech, was well known as a men of learning and picty, Two of his brothers are ministers of tue Methodist church, one of them, Rev. S. V. Leech, being one of the most distinguished minisiers of the New York conference. Mr. Leech graduated from tue Columbia coilege in | 1869, taking the second honor in bis class. He also graduated in iaw from the National uni- versity of this District and was admitied to the bar in 1586. Upon the death of his father he was appointed in the Treasury department, upon the recommendation of Gen, Francis A. Waker. He entered the department at the owest grade of clerkship in 1369. Upon the creation of the mint burean in 1873 he was transferred to that bureau, where he has served continuously, passing through all the grades of | clerkship up to his late position, “Computer of bullion,” the salary of which wis increased by Congres on account of bis efficiency, Besides possessing a thorough kuowledze of the bus ness of the mint, Mr. Leech has ‘had especial ge of the preparation of the money Statistics which have emanated from that bureau, and is considered the best posted man in the United States on the coinage systems of this and foreign countries, Jay Gould tothe Rescue of Mrs. Flynn. ‘The widow of Maurice Flynn seems to have won s victory in the Richmond electric rail- way litigation. Jay Gould came to her aid, and 5 soon as Mrs. Flynn went to Richmond she secured the best legal talent in the state. Mr. Potzel, the New York lawyer who accompani: Lor, said that Mr, Gould was going to uphold | Mrs. Flynn's bands in the legal warfare waged against ber, it mattered not at what cost. Whether that fact had anything to do with it or not. nv soouer was it known that the wizard of Wallstreet had taken a part in the contest thin rumors of a compromise reached Rich- moud. It is believed now that the whole con- troversy will be amicably settled antside of tho y in Richmond Mrs, New York Bribery Cases. In New York un extraordinary term of the court of oyer and terminer was opened yester- day, Judge Daniels presiding. a decision refusing to dismiss the indictme which are stili pending against Thomas B. Kerr and James Richmond, former oft: He rendered ts wla of the surface railroad, who were indicted ry in connection with the passage of the franchise of that road by the board of aldermen, Severe Gale on the Lakes. Sunday's gale was very severe on Lake On- tario, Several steamers which attempted to seach Charlotte were forced back on account of | the storm and many boats on the lake sought shelter in the harbor, The heavy northwest gale that blew over lower Lake Huron Sunday was disastrous to hfe and shipping. Two secmen were killed on Lake Huron off Sand Beach and a woman on Wend-the-Wave was drowned near the mouth of the Detroit river. ‘The boats ashore or sunk on Lake Huron and Lake Erie near the mouth of the Detroit river are Ruoda Emily, ashore at White Rock; C. H, Weeks,ashore and a total loss; Lady Franklyn, ashore, Lake Huron; Magruder, ashore at Sand Beach; Glasgow, ashore on Pelee Islaed; Wend the Wave, sunk by collis- ion, —+e+___ Foreign Notes of Interest: Boulanger has removed himself and his ef- fects to the Island of Jersey. Jersey is less ex- pensive than Loudon, ‘The death is announced of Jules Dupre, one of the most illustrious members of the modern French school of painters, The nephew of the Dublin informer, James Carey, appears to be msocial outcast, As no one will give him work, he has been allowed to take another name, The Pekin Gazetle asserts that 1,900 of its editors have been beheaded. The journal in question claims to have been in existence for a thousand years, The attempt to popularize George Eliot's works in France has failed, her novels remain- ing on the publisher's hands. M. Zola ex- plains this failure by saying that George Eliot's philosophy is too sad and dull for the Latin races, Of late the relations between the Emperor William and Prince Bismarck have not been very cordial, in consequence of the chancellor having remonstrated very earnestly with his majesty against his dangerous habit of reckless taiking on important and delicate matters, ‘The duke of Edinburgh is still sulking over the marriage of his niece to the duke of Fife, the result being that the re'ations between him- self aud the prince of Wales are something more than strained, Naval authorities in Engiand are panic stricken by the collay of both the 111-ton guus of the warship Victoria while they were being proved. They cost $95,000 apicce, ex- clusive of $150,000 ‘for carriages, mountings = machinery see iy’ work them, and wa Projectile weighing +800 pounds. Suicided on the Eve of ‘e Joseph E. Middleton, aged twenty-six, a clerk in the employ of the Keen-Satterle company, importers, No. 27 north $d street, Philadelphia, shot and killed himself yesterday in a room at the Merchants’ hotel. Middleton was to have | been married next Tharsday to Miss Lillie Sphan, the daughter of the proprietor of the hotel. No cause can be d for the act, as his accounts were all correct, and the young lady is « lovely girl, to whom’ Mr, Middleton coomed devotedly attached. He left two letters in his room, but gives no reason for a desire to end his life. ——_+e+_____ Connecticut Goes Very “Wet.” A Hartford special says: Returns from towns that cast more than two-thirds of the state vote last year show that the vote on the prohibitory amendment is about three to one against it, These towns gave an aggregate majority of 20,000 against the amendment. Only ten towns so far reported give it a majority, In the prin- cipal erties the vote was: 1,010 yes, 8,212 no; New Haven, 1,613 6,681 no; Persson to mee sei itement butin maces erie pee ce ome amendment, 10,231 ie Pistol-Carrying and Whisky-Selling. Correspondence of Tas Evexreo Stan. Freprnicx, Mp., October 7. The nomination of Geo, L. Wellington of AF leghany county for state controller hus been well received by republicans of this county and they aver that he will receive a large majority in this district over Col. Baughman, the demo- cratic nominee, It is belioved here that he will be able to control almost all the floating or independent vote. On the otber hand, Col. Banghman and his friends feel that he can be elected without turning his hand over. He de- pends largely on the vote of the state outside the sixth district, In the circuit court for Frederick county here today the case of the state cgainst Joha J. Van Fossen, for tho killing of Augustus Porter in October, 1883, was called ior trial and the work of impaneling a jury commenced, ‘This is the second triai of the case, in the first trial the jury having failed to agree. The murder was commitied in the honse of Julia Lidie, on Benty street here, and is believed to have been the result of a quarrel between the men over the women, Porter was an ex-pelic man and Van Fossen comes from a good ts ily. The trial is attracting a great deal of at- tention, The members of Grace Evangelical Lutheran eburch, at Westiminster, liquide property. Cuarles E. Ball, proprietor of the Commer- cial hotel, at Boonsvero’, has becu appowted store keeper in the internal revenue service at Gambriil’s distillery, near Breathedsville. Nathan Nelson, nin killed on the railroad at York a as he attempted to cross the track ‘® passing train. He faded to heed the warn- ing of the train men and wus struck and knocked down an embankmout, He was widciy known and respecte Mrs, Samuei Hoover. wife of a prominent edafew days ago at ceeded in $1,700 on their pa ing a debt of ‘sonage 3 old, was it ix id Eckle, a p of the county, died at his home in Unioavi lex, aged seventy-five years, He leaves # wiuow and ral children, He was very wealt 8e' Capt. John D. i | pital, where be L aged sixty-two bota hel wan died at} been sent ars, He fou, the Mexican war He wa county: Ac | plyymg with | sud informed his mother, who, with her daugh- | ter, Miss Mam dly set torth to dispate! | the repaile. Mrs, Dorsey struck the snake with | | @ large club and held it down while her daugh- | | ter cut its head off with a hoe, | Much interest attuches to the recent report | of the grund jury for the September term of the circuit court hei They cadl niion to | the fact that the practice of carrying concealed | deadly weapons prevails toa large extent in| this section and urge thatsome measure be taken to stamp out the pract tention to the fa: at the sale of tire arms to minors is unlawiul, ‘Lhey recommend that the law in regard to the f liquor to minors be changed =o as to mak ple to prosecution ail | | parties, licensed or unlicensed, who seil to chil- dren, ‘The marriage of Miss Jennie Francis Wilson, daughter of Key, David Wilson of Liberty, this county, and a chaplain in the United Btate: navy, to Lieut, Jovcph C, Byron of the army, will take place at Port Meade, Dak., this week. MR. RANDALL VERY SICK. Fears that He May Never Return to Washington. “Tt was felt among the friends of Samuel J. Randall last night,” says the Philadelphia Press, “that the chances for his return to his place in Washington were smaller than they had been at any time since he came from the capital at the end of the last session. It was even feared by some that his carcer was ended aud that his | strong vitality would shortly succumh to the | inroads of the disease against which he has fought so long and paticntly.” The Press adds; orthe last three days Mr. Raud condi- tion has been one of great pain and weakness, a violent attack of diarrhea having both sapped his strength and aggravated his local ailment. Sosevere had grown the pain yos- terday that the patient was placed under the influence of opiates, and there were those aimong his friends who feared that he might never wake from the artificial sam which he had been thrown. Mr. case bas been a matter of anxiety among his friends ever since his returu from Washingiou to Wallingford, and from time to time visitors to the latter pla that ove At other and recent t been invisble to his closest friends, Tbe n-we of the bad turn in ca ill not be found to | have been unexpected by many well-iuformed poe who have hoped agaiust hope for the at,” umes Mr. Ran Prince Alexander of Battenberg has aban- doned his intention of entering the Austrian army, in consequence of the opposition of the Emperor William, who considers, and not un- reasonably, that Germany has the first claim upon the prince’s service. Messrs. Krupp have shipped cast steel gun, | weighing 235 tons, from Hamburg from Kron- stadt, The caliber of the gun is is!¢ inch the barrel is 40 feet in length, its great diameter being 614 feet. The range of the gun | is over 11 miles, und it will tire two shots per minute, euch shot costing between $1,250 aud Alfred de Musset is to have a monument in Paris in the Place Saint Augustin. King Otto of Bavaria is in a very bad way. He is alternately the victim of violent exci‘e- ment and fits of unconsciousness lasting for ey and sometimes he refuses to take any A telegram from Munich says: The govern- ment has submitted to the land! a bill pro- viding for the iaying of a double track on all single-track railw in Bavaria, The sum of 50,000,000 marksis asked for this purpo: The latest returns of the reballoting in France show the election of 122 republicans and 48 oppositionists, see —____ Maryland’s Oyster Fishing Law. State's Attorney Muaroe, of Aune Arundel county, Md., having been asked the questionas to whether a party whose farm borders on the water is allowed to catch oysters for private use without first having obtained a license, re- plied as follows: “The law seems to imply that no liceuse to catch oysters is required un they are canght for sale. But any -per: found catching oysters without license is liable to arrest and indictment, and he must prove that they were caught for private use. Any other construction of the law would, in my opinion, uullify the whole license require- ment.” —————+e+ — - Louisiana Stolen Bonds Found, The New Orleans grand jury yesterday made # report to Judge Marr of the criminal court of the missing bonds known as the constitutional bonds, which have been recovered and turned over to the attorney general of the siute, Attorney General W. & Rogers states that of the stolen constitutional bonds there are still out the following: One $1,000 bond, No, | arm by a vipe: pices of flesh the size of a ——A few Uays | ago Charles Dorsey hunting for che ‘a ran Huts near the Liberty copper mincs, Ae | Frames. b across a large copper suake, He hurried Lome | ences, Rogers’ Gooups, &e 199, $1,000; forty-nine $1,000 bouds, Nos. 201 to 248 inclusive, $49,000; forty #500 bonds, Nos, 36 to 75, $20,000, ‘Total constitutional bonds unrecovered, $70,000, The impression now is that all the stolen bonds will be recovered by ba reese most of them being held in this city. ————s8e—. laze at recuse, NrY., yesterday, for arent ot t i for & wri error in the cass of Gea. Lester'B. Prulkaer, convicted in Buffalo Inst week of making a false entry in @ report as to the condition of ‘the Dansville national bank. The union carpenters of Massachusetts have Setted te cates Sale = emcee Sn teee i w X., Gi © i i 5 i $ i is i i i I i nee: Who TELS. For Weak Stomach —Inpaired LD UGGISTS. PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. by THOS. BEECHAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, England, ALLEN & CO., Sole Agents FOR UNITED STATES, 365 & 867 CANAL ST., NEW YorK, (if your druggist does not keep them) will mail Beecham’s Pills on receipt of price—dut inguire first, (Please mention this paper.) Digestion —Disordered 50 Brand New Safety Bicyclos for — at 30c. per hour—S10 per oh you to ride the Paycl ifs’ 5 cat S 5 CARH} FB aie Tae ch nights, WE SELL SAFET MONTIL “FOOTBALL” GRU est oem ¢ Cree S 830. PHILADTTPHTA, ALL T )THER NEW PICTURES. “OLD AND CRUSTED,” one of the latest. 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Parker, ceive PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and SICAL DEBILITY.Dr.Parkerand acorps P, of Assistant Puysicians may be consulted, coufl- dentially, by mail or in perron, at the office of THE PEABODY MEDICAL No. 4 Bulfinch St., Bost orders for books or letwexs directed as above, _ tuys, tu,tta ____ LADIES’ GOODS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS BEFORE THE PUBLIO. WEBER, FISCHER AND ESTEY PIANOS Sold on Easy Terms and Rented. 4 REPRESENTATIVE STOCK OF PIANOS. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 Fst. ow. ESTEY ORGANS.—Besutiful New Styles for Parlor, Church and School Use. Sold on Easy Terms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F st. nw. ocl-3m, inber 18. gant vices. ‘Select now. seid ee gi pul st nw E K XN A BBS EEE A BBE AA Bes ie 4 bss Eee NO 8. :, TOUCH, WORKMANSHT? Special attention chasers” Be eaaas ete pecial a crchusers” or “New Artistic St; 16," undated in designs of HUH. EST DECUMATIV A AKI. Prauos for tent. SECOND-HAND PI compusing wliuost ev gouLury, ui thoroush rey low turukes, SIECIAL 1% it} Vecsand in term MONTULY Iys1aL ag 3. — dare assortinent, well-known mese in 1 ir. Will be closed ont ut very DCCEMEN' S offered both Sranged oll BASE desi AB & CO., 7 Market Space, FAMILY SUPPLIES, ~ Grasviaren Sca. 9. ‘A Ful Line of ancy ard fits Groceries, Suyar-Cured shoulder, Uige. per pound, Baubiits Best Soap, Lec. ber cake Wiech wil LEbN IS her. Wal. aN Si Fox Wises Famy Garocesus Parties returning from the sea shore wishing to change their accounts are respect: suuue our stock ui Fine USEFURNISHINGS. _ O¥AL LIQUID GLUEY MLNDS thing! Broken Chita, Glass, farm Metals, 1 os, Shoes, Fiper 4 pacity! Drugs aud Grocer: TALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. ‘The cheapest place iu the elt) - Gli Puper, 12g, Lo auc 4 at LEPKEUX'S, 1334 4 5 ‘South Wasiiugton. Fstiuates ed. Urders y postal prompuy est oxGers leit at Judd’s 2 Cooxine Br Gas A fall Line of GAS COOKING STOVES On hand and for sale. WASHINGION GASLIGHT COMPANY. mb31 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. MetcHanr ‘ALLURING, FALL AND WINTER, '89-'90. Our own Inmportatious uow received, and yon aro invited to Inspect ut the well-known house oa E, D. BARR, IMPORTING TALLOR, 1121 Fenpa, ave, PRINTERS, JB PRINTERS, Lh. Wey SOULE wide, COMMERCIAL, LEGAL AND PROFESSIONAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. FINE WORK 3 CIALTY. se (QIBSON BROTHERS, GOERICHERL ISR ann son rerwrers AbD ice I Sy TAL IRMARY—TEETH FILLED and artificial teeth inserted witheut clu t jal, at Lis?) st o.w., the Deutal Depart- wubias Udiversi.y, trom 1 too pau. daily, gkcept Sunday. inomuary open trom October 1 16 une 30. Ss. EFS5: "AKSONS, DENTIST, Oi ST. comer knw. First-class Gold Aimaigam aul Wiite £ lings wrpeciulty. Aching tooth saved. App gatas towuius prevents pain iat extracting.” Hours: wo, 3s D. C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1889-TWELVE PAGEs. eee oD ore AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs, JUNCANSON BROS. Auctionsera. SALE O1 ar 2B STs MMENCING AT TEN comrntsine siete DINING ROOM. LIBRARY AND prenint Ss eek sup {rep CARPETS, on Stas SPE EBE SOLD n CHAMBER, OTHER ‘TP HOMAS DOWLING, Kactonee. | ‘Trustees’ sale of valuable real estate, consisting of a two-story and basesnent Brick House of «ix room, and | No. 3411 Q street northwest formerly 4th street) Xy How called West Washington, aud an sdjoinins lot.in all heving a front o. about sixty- ix (GU> Teet and six (6) incbes. ing site, haviay s southern exposure, and ins part of the town which is improving very iat. | Cader and by 2 cecrte of the Supreme | Court of the District of Columbia. passed in a cause Wherein Janes Barcer et al. were plaints and drew Barker the datendaui, aud Saye Nop bLals. Bay dgceee DAY. OCTOB:K SQVERTRENTE, 1 | PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.ii.. sell at'p front of the premises the foliowiue de fe, Kuowu aud desicnsted upou the plats aud 8 of said city as lot uumbered ten 10) eud part Jot numbered (11), im Beatty and Hawkins’ Jed dition to Georeiown, the saine being ein | wit: “Beyin- side of ‘Sth street), at (the. point between 'lot uime (9) and said the sad and running he Line of said 4 w An- | ES SBS, at HALF- bic suction tu rt, ith sireet to a po see! 1¢. ou: } grected on said jot numbered leven (11) by Andrew | Barker in his Lifetime, if extended south to the line of | said Steet, and thence with said line reversed and ex- | north to wWerear ou yorth lineot sain lot eleven (11), thence easterly aud by apd with the said | near Hine of ‘loteeleven (Lis aud ten (10) to lot nine |). and tl uy ith che dividing line between yy and w: ns lots nape (9) aud ven ‘10) to the place of begimaing. | nyse by a tworst 2nd basement brick house, | containing six rooms aud two large porebes, extending the Toll length of the house, ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by eaid decree. All of we purchase mousey im cara or at the option of the urcbaser; une-Lird thercos im ash, one-third paya- tm ove Sear tuereafter with inten wbe-thind payabie ia two years thereaster with interest, te ferred payments to be secured to ihe parties, ecco ty thelr respective rights am Fou wit deed oF tr ot Fequired on day of wai ce Dol compiled with within t lay Of sale, the trustee reserves ic and the d- ai ther ¢ conveyancing an | _oc7-dds ai ofice, | TEHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAPLE PROPE! | LOM ST. NW, KNOWN Ax PREM M12 AND 4u08 1916 SPECTIVELY, ALL IN “1itis five so), Ax (6) aud seven Co), ur ries Doug blivision, sqiare buumbered One He 6 city oy Ili ana 1s | edneek bine, 1 Writ- auch of the uaveyed by weSahcy 10 matis.y her with expenses, © it knc A OF OCLUBE Ln89, com- | K P.M, tue i it eceasary, to N hence, if” necersa: New Hawpelire ave. nw. to v0. 19) faite ave, Bw, 0 MANY of the, anid cull we Gi, ix 6) erty that may bo sold The tet of such taxes wud Setonemehts Wi:l be announced énd open for inspec- » wi rr erst days! ve regu! ed pay 1 all lotat tune of ured by ee with tn te Vertise Bud Zes6il at the cost ot the dof! chaser, CHARLES ©. GLOTER, ool -d&de CHAMLES B. BAILY, 1 XO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 AS No. 1G2L E sti ¥ CCTBUILDINGS. ated th ih square wu a GOvI) in che city of istuiet of Columbis, bene all ‘hat part couveyed to Salem ii. rthwest corner of said lot og the line of E street ol sa Husie che souiuwest to the J n iote Lunbered two (2) and trex | (3) in suid square, ti uice north ninety-one (#1) fuel to | the piace of vewul nd OObtaizdag. 2,010 saute | fvct of ground, more oF low, The part to be 60 MEDICAL, & ADIES WHO REQUILE THE 8: p-xperienced Fens Physician shuld Dr. WiLsus, 110 Park Place u.e., be! end Ith stan e Ladies un), CES OF cousait Mra, Grasp Obrenixa. GEO. WHITE, Ladies’ Tailor, exhibits this week Elegant Goods, cted in PARIS and LONDON, ‘She Parisian TRIM- IINGS AND GUODS for EVENING WEA are ele- gont in the extreme—some real gems, ‘The Cloths for Costumes, Coats, Ulstere, are very select, while the Cloth for RIDING HABITS are the best. While my fitting aud workmanship are the very best my prices aro reasonable, 1 suake Cloth Costumes from 820 upward, with cloth and all; also make up Ladies’ Own Materials, The price tor making is from $10 aud upward, Goods ond ‘Trimmings wii aleo be sold by the yard. Compare my prices with those of other housea, ‘The house will be open to all, Call aud examine. GEO. WHITE, 1110 F 8T. N.W. The ee ocd-Gt* ADIES, IF YOU WISH A PERFLOT-FITTING Lives ata Biopves, bay Whites Glove, Fitting Lcady Cut Waist (copyrighted), ALU Wwinte’ Porect Hanting and Fitthie Ready Gut i patent applied tor; vrice 7acents. For mivar LANSHU LOH BROOD soko Wii pees aude at LANSBU |G: TWAS NEVEK BEEN CONTKADICTED 1HAT Dr. KKUTHEKS is the oidest-established adveris- ae es" Fiysician in the city. e%, YOU can coufdently consult Dr. BROTHELS, 900 B st, #.w. Particular attention paid to ail Giseases peculiar to ladies, warried ur single. Lory years’ experience. Sty EAD AND BE WISE.—DR.BKOTHERS, 906 Bat. #.W., appenred before ine aud made oxth thet he is the Oldest Retablisued Expert Specialist un tun ct aud will guarantee a cure in all cases of private diseased Qf mon xnd furnish medicine, or vo charge; consuite- ton advice iree at auy hour of the day. pu BLOTHELS, BAMTRE'G, NILES 0 “Newry Pobie ia aug ior Gas 3 etary. Pubiie in au District ot Co this sd day of July, 1589. ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE or two of Dr. BKOLHEKS’ Invigorating Conlial cure uny case of Nervous Detility wad lossof nerve power. I is vigor tO the Whole sysven., ‘Diale or femal im* No ws te Pm. cohen ot aL, ; With Ladies only, ESTABLISHED AND can Le consulted: ‘Othe uours from ON, Doris cities patted and outy Reliable Latter can be consulted: 1404 Oak, Devoe @6and 6th Stes. we Prompt treatment. Cousuiiation strict]; fiden- war parse room for Wedlea. Hemedy, 65, Pie th des’ Luilor, 1110 F st. ow. @1. Office alway le ra a eat 1 L ‘CHILD: J)R. _MOTTS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE Tah oth st over Genes Bene Standard Kemedy fur all blood diveaves, causine id Wout, Pavone, Fancy Pare, | thtoat, nasal, grakin tuubies, uriasry diveases cured - es SORES Sore Ort | Mya BEANDIFURD'S cor wih and Fn. > 0 ch Styie eall a he istuihed piace si the city, Duae. V ONT Tt UNDERTAKERS. ‘t, 2.W. Lace peciaity. | Bric Ue! : s — — COSTELLO, WITH A PHACTICAL UNDER GEGIAS, FAVORS JAE SCROLLS, Paka eatekre aud Haibalmes io my exupios, 36 G at. uw. Napkits. Toys, New ctures, Paper ne. Every’ Krvt-bined.” Reasonable aes. : en, ‘Geld Peuae abo " at for | tora phous 26b-2. 3y31-3a ute Paper rs per Flowers, Gold, Silver and Colot Lanterns, &. ‘Pua J. SAY GOULD, 421 Oth at GRUTIONS COVERED OF ALL Sizes, PLAT Ba ah earns gen remers it at or * ‘. ee 5. Hind, G1 Lith et, mew. ? FRONT! I oT nt BHONTS TT ¥RONTS1T 196 a MLLE M.J. PRANDI, 1880 F ot bw, (tre, Harrison \porier of Fine Freuch Goods, irdressing, =, jah: eel Ss ALSKIN GARMENTS DYED AND ALT! imto Newest Siyses Wiissis CON. the is CUNN ” Tobin we we between eel O, PSR sorrel GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPs's cocoa tweak point. We . iS ite ciesr ae a MEAT-FLAVORING STOOR. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘USE IT FOR SOUPS, tains seveuty-iwo huudred aud seventy-five 7.275) square fee Of ground, wore or les. frovung on. 1. | stewet nc ailigast thists 30) fect aid ow G avenue sixty-two (U2) feel aud is improved by @ two-swury “4 and larwe cutbuildy | ierus 9 Oue-half essh aud balance in oue and two years irom date of sale, wits interest paysbie | scud-auuucly, secured by deed of trust on the proy- eriy suid, or all cash st purchaser's option, Ail’ con- vpyatclti and recoruins at purchecr'« cot A der ett | ‘Zone hunured dowars (g10U) required st time of | sale. 1s the veris of sale are not complied with within ies ay day cf ade Ge crustee Faerves the Tight | « | ave. RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLixG, . 409 NEW JOKK AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue ot w decree o Disirict of Coimubia, » teuber, A.D. LBSY, ib the ease of 4 coun M, “Hyatt ev'el., No, 11,720 Equiyy, by a iurther decree i said ceuse, ‘on, the 19th diy of September, A-D. 19891 will offer for sale, at ablic suction, in’ iruat of re ou TUES. DAY THE FIFTEENTH DAY GF OCTOBER, 1880 at LIVE CLOCK P.M, sub Lot “D," of John G. Hark- Hrengcfur sayin aguare, Not S14, in the caey of twenty-four (2 juare No. Washioxvon, ‘D.G., with the Unprovemente and appar r purchase money in instalments, pay- oue two =, from day the nail’ cabh a the option of the purchaser, property, oF All conve and recording st purchaser's cost. Pi ceirewaet calaceauk tears a day of sale right reserved to resell after three of Peis gee A. & BROOKE, Trustee, 410 6th punoa:! ~ street northwest. UNCANSON BRO8., Auctioneers, tie te ps cd Sas xerivoo tone at seca one a oe dabd pany} the District of < we will Eeet ‘of the ~e AY 1HE 17. ¥ OF OL. wo sud as numbered one bandred bun- soe oi te This is agood build | ther 80 | west, runing back + yu that on FRIDAY, THE | FAS 11 AUCTION SALE rore Ral” Watters WILLIAMS & 08., sucts cK AVENUE AD EVENTE SIRE: BL reat rchawers And a satialac re tory deed of truston tue pre Pert) solid, or all Gow the option of the net’ or purchasers; snd all convey and recone at the cost of tne purchaser ory it manor Bprevener or pur. y comply with the term: ne days the day of ele tke ory stated. Ou TUESDAY KE Pirigent BEA, 1880, ot HALS PABT FOU K shail seil, in front of the or ue DoTthwest CopialNiny cD al, abows ©, | Sauare foot of erwue, wath te iutrevsinebte therwam ur Adeposit of five hundred dollars will be req the tinue of eale.. This property should eeuanand the attention of capitaiinte and those in search ef invent meuts, bee centrally located aud well adapted for won WEEN ESDAY the SIXTEENTH DAY OF 0CTO. LOCK B31. tu frome of tb prention port Lot he tn square Sed Spentin 7 o uare ort Kecvon Tith wtreet ‘between Tape K feet 9 inches by two two-story Frau. 7. A deposit of 6100 sala, ‘Qn the SAME DAY, at BALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, PM. ap iront of the premises, Lot No. 21 Coit#man, executor lots tn syhare runing byat Ww ~s x tc se 6, v4 Rorstory and Basen > , posit of €100 w No. 1204. A at the time of sate. WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO. ao tioueere, och Ake 2 £U. W, STICKNEY, Auctiourer, #30 F et. TRUSTEES SALE OF POUST NO, 1222 RETREET Noni Pat, r Seed of trot, oc3-sodaeds u biiCaNey,) Trustees UNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers RUSTERS sat F 33 Jaber ed tn L n .prvieees aud agetite a OF AD BLY Wine Appelt \ -eokde i THOMAS DUWLING. TAUSTERS' SALE OF COMFORTABLE BRI HOUSE ON F <4 Noks a WEST KEL. Lite slLeeT ~U 4141 T 20, 184%, a 0 ef aug. We Wa Dar OB OO .0- Ding & the deptinuf lot Ne. 41, th aqua by 2 Comtortable Brick Hous, derias of nalez Gur-third cosh Poy wents at one und Say of male: $100 depo SLKELT SORT. forfeited by bow-pay: ‘under HUR-DAL, CTOLER <r BALF-rasY’ SEE) + Guld, Silver nud Meta: Watuies, Liaiioud, Pins, Ear Siveve Buttoi cole, 4 OF OSE AND LO Soe ae Gh Ske Mae ake vad SIMZET, HOWALD UNIVELeITY. ue of a of ae og lot wun vered six 6) iu block muni (6) gs Howard University svodivinon of farm of Smith, cunpuonl lol iFunts 0 feet on Summer sweet aud a frout )iecton Sth street, aud i improved by fame none and two sears ly. and to 2 eam, * x t sunt 4 depusit of Slo reuguired “at ume sale Terms to be complied with in tea days, other wine the Lrustecs reserve the mgbt to reseil the prop- erty at the risk and com ihe defaulth g purchaser ie of euch rewale in some Ma i Wa DG. eS A 1, Trustee, D street northwest, egg. oc S-dkde re bourne. Lora: Oue-third cash ;b with 6 per cent in‘erest, pay: be mecuped uy Weed uf trust wn of purch: Laser, wits DUNCANSON BRUS., Auctioucers. CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE, AMFOVED By A BRICK LIVERY SLA. AND FRAML DWELLING BUUns, KNOW NOS, 1307 AND 15090 Si KEEL NOKIM WEST, By virtue of certain orders aud dx Pieipe Court of the District of Coltn.\yia, paws um Equity cause No 10,061, Docket Ne. 27. rustecs, dermigved t wil, runt of ue preines, at chou, eo TULDAs, the FiF- EN TH DAY OF oC LOBEL, AD 1M, at tke howe of FOUK (4) (CLOCK FM... all these - f real wh abd ueecribed up the j lat of the ciy of Washington, Liste and ‘the west dfteem (15. Getrest Fy vi lot numbered une (1, by the depth tuerec! and of lot Bauibered twe (2). ib square muni be: id Bity-two (262), with the improve tated ‘the 5. eae, ‘Washington, fun umbered tweu' 22), te one hundred and ave (105), trove 1 street and runing wi