Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1889, Page 6

6 _ THE ee RR, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON CITY AND DISTRICT a If you want to Sell Anything, Af you want to Buy Anything,— Advertise the fact in The Eveuwng Star. THE LAST GAME. The Senators Victorious Over the Bos- tons—Other Games. The last game of ball between the league | coat, low cut waist clubs was that which was played yesterday | of immaculate shirt front, his head covered | right, but I hope the fee! d afternoon at Capitol park, of which the score | with a red fez and his hands encased in white | ship is mutual, anc believe it is. Will you, in was Washington, 5; Boston, 3. Daley and | gloves. This atttire was not peculiar to Chief | memory SWALLOW TAILS AND FEZZES. Several Thousand Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Join in a Parade. A UNIQUE SPECTACLE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE —THE WAY THE PROCESSION WAS FORMED—OD- DITIES IN THE LINE—MANY TEMPLES REPRE- RESS SUITS enough to make an ontfit for an inaugural ball ap- peared on the ave- nue last evening. It was the grand parade jor caravan of the ‘nobles of the Mystic ‘Shrine. First there came Chief Marshal Andrew W. Kelly, re- splendent ina neatly- fitting swallow - tail exposing a wide expanse Krock were the pitchers, In the first inning | Marshal Kelly, butas he was in front of the line the local men scored 4 runs ona single, two triples and a home run from Brother John's/ or three thousand men, all, or nearly all, of bat. Washington made 6 hits and 2 errors and Boston 5 hits and 4 errors. ASSOCIATION GAMES, At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, 18; Kansas City, 1. At Baltimore—Brovklyn, 17: Baltimore, 9. At Columbus—Columbus, 10; Athletics, 6. At Louisville—St. Lonis, 8; Louisville, 4 AFTER THOUGHTS. The exhibition series here was not a financial success. Washington plays in Baltimore next Monday and Tuesday. The Detroit base ball association has filed a formal application for membership in the American association. There were 518 games played in the leagye this year against 515 last year, ‘The great questions now agitating the cranks are: Will the Browns catch the Bridegrooms. and will the colonels ever win another game? Milligan won the game for St. Louis yester- day. He made two home-run hits and brought in five out of the seven runs. Clements got the record of the season for consecutive hitting. He made nine hits in suc- cession, Should the brotherhood form a base ball league it is estimated that it wiil take $250,000 to start them in business. —Ezchange. Well, they won't need any money under that Promise, for they will not form a league. Hoosier Captain Jack Glasscock comes out with the following: “I am not an officer in the brotherhood, and do not care much about itanyway. As long aslama member of the organization I will abide by its decrees and follow its instructions, if I think they are right; otherwise I would not. Butso far as the much- talked-of brotherhood agreement is concerucd, Isay that no one has ever asked me to sign it, and, so far as ] know no one else has ever seeu such a document.—Inquirer. The excitement over the coming series be- twém the New York and the Association cham- pious—prospectively—the Brooklyns, is already at fever heat. Several bets were made in up- town resorts yesterday at the odds of 100 to 50 on the New Yorks. Strange to say, in many places in Brooklyn the same odds are offered on Byrne's men. This isa queer state of af- fairs and goes to show that in their blind | sori ship each side has lost the grip on its etter judgment. It is too early to make bets as yet, and cranks will do well to keep their pocket books closed until the day of the first ttle.— New York World. John Montgomery Ward stopped off in this city yesterday afternoon on his way to New fork. He has been in Bellefonte visiting hia relatives since Sunday. He denies point blank the story that appeared in the New York Herala of yesterday, saying that it was without founda- tiou i fact. “Ihave not been in New York,” said the shortstop, “since the league season and I could not, nor have I seen Mr. Day to make any statement.” he asked about the brotherhood scheme he sai: there was no truth in the When it comes time speak,” he fore. Everything else is premature. There is anvther thing I wish to correct. It has been reported that the brotherhood has been impor- tuning Latham and King to join them. This is not 80. an account for it in only one way. Latham wrote to me asking me a question. I did not recognize the signature and I wrote back asking if it was Aclie who was seeking in- formation. He replied that it was the Only Original Artie. I have since learued that he showed my signature iu the letter to son n id current reports. for the players to id, “they will do so and not be- out west and from this sprang the report. What he wanted to know was in no way con- nected with the brotherhood.” Ward's opinion on the world series is that if they have Erookivn to play they will win six out of the first nine games played. He left on the 6 o'clock train last night to join the team today.— Phila. Times, The association clubs stand as follows: Por Eansas City.. Louisville. Walter Wilmat leads the league in the num- ber of three base hits. —- ANACOST! Tae Fartuen’s Honsk StuMBLEp axp tHE Evorixe Lovaas were Mannizp.—Late Sunday evening there was some rapid driving along the Good Hope road that attracted the attention of residents. It was caused by the flight of Mr. Sol. Richardson and Miss Ella Pumphrey, of Prince George's county, Md., pursued by the maiden’s father, Mr. Dick Pumphrey, who was butafew rods in the rear. case seemed desperate for the young lovers, but fortune fa- Yored the brave aud fair, for the father’s horse stumbled and fell ashe drove into Anacostia, and the young folks were thus enabled to elude his pursuit. Driving to the residence of Mr. Wm. Baker they were quietly married by Rev. E. Richardson, of this village. Mr. Pumphrey had. in the meantime, driven across the bridge into Washington, and was wildly but vainly searching for the romantic young pair. Nores.—Miss Sarah Perkins is sick at her home on Polk street.—Mrs. W. W. Cordell is yery sick.—NMrs. J. B. Pritcher has returned from a month's visit in West Virginia.—Mr. Chase. a Knight Templar, who says he is from the hardest town in the United States, Flint, Mich., is visiting friends here. ——<.___ THE COURTS. Equiry Covnr.—Judge Coz. Yesterday —Page agt. Page; auditor's report ratified and distribution ordered. Kearney agt. Kearney; trustees report on reinvestment epproved. Wells agt. Wheaton; injunction _— Russell agt. Russell; testimony before . Ingle, exammer, ordered ‘to be taken. De- walt agt. Doran; exceptions to answer allowed, Walters agt. Ward: pro confesso on certain de- fendants. Waggaman agt. Leavell; John Kidout appointed guardian ad litem. Berry agt, ompson; pro confesso on certain defendants, Sherry agi. Cotter; sale decreed, and J, H. Raiston appointed trustee to sell. Kelly avi. O'Hare; Lyman S. Emmory appointed trastec. Sanner agt. Jobuson; liens declared and sale decreed. Tucker agt. Tucker; appearance of absent defeudant ordered. ' Lockwood agt, Lockwood; do. Williams agt. Williams; time to tuke testimony limited. Bohrer agt. Otter- back, payment of $150.50 to Oscar Naitck, ex- | aminer, ordered. Waters agt. Williamson; dis- wissal of bill for want of replication ordered. Osty $1.20 is the price of excursion tickets to Baltimore durin; is week. Visitors should not fail te grasp this splendid opportunity of secing Baltimore at such « nominal cost. Don't | forget the station, 6th a nd B stree: i sand Potomac railroad. <n —— = - Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. F. Hood to Jas. H. Noe, pt. 18, aq. 1047 £700. B.A. Pyles to L. Weigel, lot 20, Anacos- tia; $500. Clara V. Williamson to C. C. Ken- Ber, pts. 152, 114, 121, and 122, Anacostia, #700, D. Birtwell to E. P. Champlin, lot 6, sq. 982; gE P. Cuamy Hin to Alice "E. Birtwell, pt’ . 8g. 43; €—. C. W. MeDonald to W. J. Brook, Wet & bik. 37, Brookland; &—. ‘A. Giagenre ye W. Douglass, subs 1, 19 and 20, eq. $3, pt. 3, $4, lots 4, 12, 13 and 14, do... 28° sq. 117.415 to 1 8g. 140, 3, 9g. 693. 11, aq. 3, 6, 'uq. 1130, 8 Emily 3. M. Chisholm to Sarah Green sak 10; bik. 12,7. 4 B'ssub Pleasant Plains; €1,100. 2. Stewart to H.C. Stewart, jr., pt. 19, #4, @. 8. Moreland to H. C. Stewart, 2618 acres Moreland’s farm; $—.| J. O Jobuson to G. W. Chase, sub 3, 0g. 915. ¢— to 7. Hughes, sub 20. 64. Gi wotnce doo" so Osty « Stvore Fane to Bartiwore axp Rerves via raz Pexyerivania Rarroap.— The a le location of the Pennsylvania railroad station, this city, within a stone's a avenue, aud the three Fr Le 2 terest by Gece pein: ies toa | tt Present, and do him the infinite pleasure of AUCTION SALES. cloee THOMAS DOWLING paces Dk Val «at eee ae _ ~~ receiving in return a photograph of you which - —— JONES. | peastecs, City with boats of x aft will be greatly esteemed, of that I can assure ° \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WARD, 5 7 fer to Fultop street, svoiding whens were repetitions of the same sightly pat- | you,” 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. oe FINE WORK HORSES AT AUCTION. we moves AND LOT - tern of man, so far as dress was concerne —— ATURDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1889, A’ As the nobles in line were all Knights Tem-| | 91.2070 Bautiwone axp Rercax via Batri- | CHOICE HYACINTHS AND OTHER BULBS AT | TWELVE OCLOUK in front of ny suctisa reas th Sp oo Plar itis hardly necessary to say that they | MORE Axp Quro.— Tickets sold October 7to 11; Gu ERIDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH, 1880, at | sunt "el! four fue Work Horses belonging to J. Fuse in equity, cause, No marched well. Sometimes six abreast with a | Rood until the 12th. Take the Baltimore and | pWELVE U'CLOcK,within my wuction rooms, Tuball | “oc10-dte THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. : TEEN Dee ce of fifteen or twenty feet between the | Obio, the only 45-minute line. See time table, | sell a choice consignment of Hyacinths, Tulips, Cro- ‘ALTER B WILLIAMS 2 Ben = ESDAY, T gio pat fhe ing in platoon front | other column, | cus, Narcissus and other Bulbs. W iS & CO., Auctioneers. EINE O'CLOCK Px. on te nyse mee on Some, ae aecaliteies Seats See ee ete. ST aerrnurnee Sens oesrenn isa tho nat Pea seca | Phacttgat a *aPAm snd ato pm dan Kept good time to the music which wee far.| BAYARD FOR THE SENATE. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CARPETS, Bephise PIC TEL CONTENT sod being lot numbered six (at Block a | For Annejolts, + 20 and 9:00 am, 12:05, 4:20 and nished in great abundance, by the fourteen a TRUSTEPS! SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERY ON| OF, APQUT TIFTERN ROOMS NAMED (IN | QO Sunthe coummenis: kewwa he Sao RTs sae tort Senter. sap bands in line. His Campaign Said to be Under Head- Tae PoP INCOSE AAD PREMISES NOS. | TART bg NAW CLOT BURST TORE WEESET | This lotffonts 3p feut ou Summer st ALEXANDEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rat. way. i IVELY, AND ON NEW HAMPSHIKE AVE. NW, ELAR EXTENSION TABLE, MAHOGANY = street, and is improved by frame RALAND Alekanpaeia aND WaseINeTOR —— KNOWN AS PREMISES NOs. 1904 1908, 1914 CERO ee REALE | Torin: One-third cash; balanceinone and two yeare = The meeting of leading Delaware demo- AND 191%, RESPECTIVELY. ALL IN "THIS. BRUSSELS, INGRAIN AND DT) TR, | With 6 per cent in ty pay awl annually, and to IN EPPRCT MAY 12, 1889. cals, ined Mestalacy Gavard Macatee : CEDAR DUES eae Nj | be secured by deed of trust ox p Cash, ot | For Alexendria, 4:30, 0-35, 7 crate, including ex-Secre ey eae, oe Whereas on the, 31 day of Sentember, 1881, the} WasNST Nu. FEATHER Ws | eption of purchaser. Converaicing. Se SE Sy 1S GE noon. Sy i ‘iar ary e ust hereinaft ‘ Mart oaek “ c. powit of #100 require ime Gray, ex-Congressman Lore, Willard Sauls! Fy acertan subavinion, duly recorded in Livre: | ARD_BOLSTERS, ABS AND | Sale, Terins to be corapliod with in tau deya, oth o 7 10:57 am, 2333, 6 snd others, which was held in Wilmington Sat-} 9},'ar folic 47, of the records uf the Surveyors Uilice Y¥ OTHER ARTICLES T¢ ROUS TY | Wise the Trustees reserve the right to rosed the pry 10:05 p | urday ostensibly to heal the breach between the | of tie District of Columbia, did cause Lotw numbered erty atthe cost of the defaulting purcis: dwouatiCn for Quantico, 7:45am. and 4.55— } iy _ five (5), six (6) and seven (7),in Charles Dodge's re- " = after Sve public wotice of such resai: IM 8) oe ma. Work 46 4m. Squdaye, | Wolcott and Saulsbury factions, is declared to comded subdivision of aare humbered One Hundred OC OP ee TE:, cCommenc- | newspaper p dan, Washington. D.C. me ig and the South, 4-30, 10:57 aam } vents six 76), euty, ett A. ool a » Tre be te 2 ORCey te). ZA tary Dagar ae Pagal te wbea i the Gaited | Bena eee pom ameaatree denies tao ae ariho eral teumetcd ts ehack Da macs ese nine ty Miatineiee $3 nil from Forty-nine UJ -#OVE a re a, to . 8. RAL C e Bayard to regain his seat in the United | rer ee sith a mera alien 5 renee ee aud private parties are invited, $ horth west States Senate, A special from Wilmington to And whereas there were crected by the said granton WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucte. wei-dids . se upon the said last-mention rts. pre : bee hepsare Pehle a Ranaen Eisen a Nos. 1005, 1907. mt 9, Tot Pat rye Pee ASD UAL: _ © old family dynasty is to be re-established | 17th street northwest, respectively aud otherw known | ~ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF. TWENTY SECOND BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE : —the Saulsburys in the southern part of the Svenue horthiwest, Fenpectivety alc ie ok eee TOE. NOREEWESE, WASHING 7 N STREET, WEST WASHING- CASCNE Sy eseinaion from hotels wd readies state and the Bayards in the northern part. | "Alt Witereas afterwards on tl f Apzit, | By virtue of a decree of the Suprame Court of the tue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Libe Geucral Manat General Passenger A These two old war horses are to combine and | 18%2,by jusecrtatn decd of trust of that vate, daly | DARUCE of Columbis, puased. tm equity cauen 11GBL, | NOSED. Lio Sieh set ea ae ae ene eo a bs i recorded in Liber No. 999, at folios 466 ét sug. (the | 92 the 13th day of April, 1889, the undersigned, | the District of Columbia, we will sellin front of th cetdonee of this pina Wr nee ae thor noted | eaeneine ie sian nid eco of, dhe Dich of | BF tteagell per > aoa ulic nacien-inftont | premure, ot THUMADAY THY T7Tit DAY OF OC | is i e “olumbia), lor therein, to secure i e n e bret..ises, on e a ck. AD. 1-3¥, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, foi- | evidence of this plan is seen in the avowed | Columbia the grantor t thereby described ‘conveyed | T¥-FIMST DAY OF OCTOBER, 16H0,” at, the hour | ineres ice ibed eee ee i Ae BM the ‘THE MYSTIC SHRINE. _ The parade was formed at 4:30 o'clock in front of the Mystic Shrine headquarters at G. A. R. hall. It marched up 15th street to K. thence to 14th, to F, to 9th, down 9th to Penn- sylvania avenue, along Pennsylvania avenue to the Peace monument, where the line counter- marched, and returning to the place of forma- tion was dismissed. The scene on Pa, avenue was interesting and it was witnessed by thous- ands of people who crowded the sidewalks, — Chief Marshal Kelly had the following nobles on hia staff: Chief of staff, L. C. Wood i Adjutant J. M, Grant: aide mp, J. H. ott, A. B. Coolid M. W. Bayliss, C. W. Leannarda, ©. H. Fowler, H. T. Brenninger, Perry Standiford, W. F. Gyer, Frank Schwarz. and Herndon Morsell. HOW THE PARADE WAS FORMED. The first division comprised the nobles of Almas temple of this city, the imperial poten- tate, Sam Briggs. and the grand oflicers of the Imperial council marching with this temple. In the second division were Mecca temple of New York and Pyramid temple of Bridgeport, Conn. ‘The third division consisted of Tulu temple of Philadelphia, the fourth of Boumi temple of Baltimore and Saladin temple of Grand Rapids, Mich., the fifth of Acea temple of Richmond and Osiris temple of West Virginia and the sixth ofn ers of Isis temple of Salina, Kan., Ab- dailah temple of Leavenworth, Oriental temple of Troy. N.Y., Leopold temple of Boston and other temples not present here in a body. Nobles who were not prepared to turn outin | trains, $1.20 dress coats marched in Templar coats, ODDITIES IN THE LINE. The band that headed Lulu temple of Phila- delphis was attired for the occasion in an Ara- bian costume with turbans and wide trousers | cisco Tuesday of gorgeous calico. The members of Osman temple of St. Paul carried with them the blanket or strong canvas sheet with rope handles, which it is said the nobles used in their initian ceremonies. At points on the route they varied the monotony of the march by tossing in the blanket the colored boys who crowded about them. The boys thus tossed were consoled with gifts of bocksheesh. Some of the shriners carried peacock feathers, Occa- sionally an officer bore instead of a baton a toy balloon secured to the end of a switch and the members of one temple were provided with jumping jacks, which they put through move- ments, keeping time wi the music as they marched along. ———— HE GOT THROUGH ALIVE. A “Hero” of the Whirlpool Rapids Against His Will. The neatest of all the neat Niagara Falls stories of this season of ‘‘fakirs” 1s now on its rounds. It is new, novel, original; it has all the detail necessary to give verisimilitude to an | the New Zealand parliament, otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative. The hero is Joseph Percy. the whirlpool rapids without boot or cork suit, precaution of having the trio shot a duck in the river, and Perey put oar breaks when the duck hunter isin the mid- from the ri aeore this time went duck hunting at the whirl- pool, after it. The dog was seen to nose another ob- ject and heard to whine, the dog to bring the object to shore. after much effort, succeeded. It was the bod cpr A A hand the an adjoining lot, in all having a front o. about eizty- 2:40 p. m.—Western “Express, daily for r Queen Victoria's pet dog is a Yorkshire tor- | repecuvels cus, tno au ures years from the day of | tx (th fet and sit 5) aces. | This is a ood build. CORSON & MACARTNEY, Cuive,et, Unrate, Charicttonvliie, ptatutons Lowe: but he did not mean to. Moreover, he took the | rier that weighs 2% pounds and cost $75. tereht payable nemi-annually, and to be secured by the | the town Rach 1g CERT STE OE, “asi GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. 8. Ww, lle Seanad ul Huan Vestibule train i ir 0 notes 0 chaser or pure! r ¥ Crnoiunas! ~ h » n of having six witnesses, including a| | “Froudacity” isthe title of a book by Mr. J ton bea of a ou the property sold, or all cash at | court of the District of Caltmstia wicca eee pe aa ac acer ts Deavitie’ Enicige taken i tick option he purchase a; an log, to his accident. Two were at the start and | J, Thomas, a colored man, which criticizes Sonverand oi aid recording aliall bo at the comp of the ee: James Barker ot ‘al. we: plaints and ‘An- Denceite. Exchange, Loans. Collections. rt Atlan ew Orie fourat the finish. Before daylight Percy and | some remarks on the West Indies by James | Purchaser or purchasers, “If the purchaser ‘or pur- | Shave Noo L141 7, raat, A PORyT Se ay Fafiruad toc mand & ud and all securities listed v ‘Car W two companions started duck hunting. One of | Anthony Froude. evcrs shall HuIto"comply with Nhe terns of fale j “SVAN TEEN TH, In60, at HALE. | Lic Lalincre bought and sold” eiphim Boston | New Orleans. vie Atlautg and Monuguinery Ps inting. One of ‘ within ten (10) days ufter the day of nale the property x CK P + ata _ ee Biceper Ala. Mr. Gladstone has found a rival in Cardinal | sCia'to lim: her or them will Derescli at hie her oy ped bo gee o a ves oy eril at puliic suction ta} A ipo pipet | investment securities, rict | and Georgia Fuciic Railway. ‘ i Manni ho, since the London dock strike, | their risk aud cost, Cush deposits required at ime of Premises the Yoliowing dese Teal | Bonus and all Local Katitosd, Gus, Jusurance aud Tel | ““t'raine tu W jon and Ohio division leave Wasb- out in an old punt after it. Great Heavens! an | Manning, who, since the Haye hereafter stat. estate, Known an: ignated upon the plats and eyboue Stock gealt an, 9:00 am. Sunday, and 4:45 pam ‘ has been called by his admirers “The grandest | *e# a4 hereafter stated. |. EENTH DAY OF ocTO- | Pltus of said city as lot numbered teu :10) aud part erica Bell ‘Leiepbone Stock bought and sold.jy18 Safi: ‘arrive Hound Wil TU es, end? 20 p.m : ld ft times.” CO a et aba ee Sea of lot numbered eleven (11), in Beatty and Hawkin ——= hing leave Kound Hill 6-06 ain, daily aud te die of the river and only » few hundred feet | ld man of our times. BEX, 1589, at HALF - OUR O'C! -M..we | amended addition to Gecrgetown, the same. be! = “Simeeamened (07% s ids, “Ho soon disappeared trom | ‘The Bayreuth theater will be closed the | salle i font tthe, moines all thane cerita | Gruced within the following” ben fo wit? “git PROFESSIONAL, teas ees sight of his overwhelmed comrades. Now, | whole of next summer and reopened in 1891, | ty of Washington, xi being known und described ax | HU, fOr, the same, op the worth side, of “4h ay Waa GD Ge ED AND | Vilepet Loscbere tote BM, curious as it may seem, four men and a dog | in order to give “Tannbauser” with the great- | Lota numbered eight and ise, in Davidson's recorded | Where the alvidiug line between lot nine (Grand oak PRE ceAy, THe SHED AND | Toye ot ey LQ y & | in order to give el 50.000 eeili | Mabdivision of square nnnibered two hundred and | Jur‘tonetlOy touches the ania ieee eng and sai Fellable Clairvoyant. Astrologer and Trance | $24 7-1 pm, : vie mpeal est possible eclat that an outlay of $60,000 will | cizhty-seven. fronting 50 fect on 13th street, about thence west with the line of waid 4th atrest toa point | Meduiu, has returued front Sarstoys Springs, swop- | VUIE at 8:0: j a.m. aud 19:40 ee, One man shot a duck and sent the dog | effect. 101 out 3 inches on peers, Se aot 6 ee on Ne Wi | am the said line of said street which would be tnter- ping at £70 H etrect, bet. Pi gnd Sthstreet southwest, Ohio rye | on on ody tok a hee The smokeless powder intended for use in | square teot of round with the iinteovements thegcor, erected a ne, outer, line of the west wall of s house | Voiland wonderful prophetic gift of second sgt, ne | ©2h ‘The master ordered ; ‘ i Aidopout of Ave hundred delints’ Wal bs neaeeeete | grected on, uunbered sleven (11) bY Audrew | ore power that ail the Cisirvoyaute iu the cites Teservation The dog, | the Austrian army is now declared to be per- | fie‘ie of sale, Tuis property, should counand the | Barker in his lifetime, if extended south to the line of | $orS, fo" as of Percy, still alive. He was rolled and rubbed | #™okeless, it is said to give a velocity some 2 aud assisted to the top of the bank and put to bed. He says he stuck to the boat until half through | Powder. the rapids, when he became unconscious, and remained so until resuscitated onshore. Since Grabam and Brodie appeared at Niagara the place has been full of doubting Thomases, 0 A TWO-SIDED LIFE. Begging by Day and Enjoying Social Pleasures at Night. From the New York Ties. A young man who has been leading a remark- able double life in this city for several years was sent by iolice Justice Ford on Tuesday | nation in the world like the Scotch. lust to spend six months of uninteresting single life in the city prison on the recommendation | England, the other day, when he had the mis- of Special Ofticer Hebberd of the charity or-| fortune to shoot nis dog. For a moment he ganization society. This fellow has, according to Mr. Hebberd, mede from €2 to $10 a day during the last six years by begging, and has lived like a lord during the evenings on the money. During all that time he lived in good style and entirely free of expense with a well- to-do Jewish family in Harlem, and went about with them in high society cireles, He dressed well and was an inveterate theater and ball g and the people with whom he lived and ull his acquaintances thought he held a good | position as messenger in the gtock exchange, hey kuew him as Max Seligman, and he had his” pame in the city directory with that occupation tacked to it, but his real occu- petion was visiting wealthy families with cleverly written begging letters signed by his “father,” Henry Salomon, He is a bright, good-looking young man anda :zlib talker, und he rarely failed to get the asked-for help. He always gave his address as 430 enst 71st street, but those who went there to offe: him and his starving brothers and sisters” further aid were indignantly shooed off the premises by the respectable people living there. Letters began to come to the charity organization society ins March, 1884, telling of the fellow's swindles, but uothing could be learned of him until last Monday, when Mr. Wn. Oppenheim of 19 cast 67th street sent word that Salomon had called at bis house for money and had been promised some if he would cailom the follow- ig moruing. Officer Hebberd was on hand m Salomon appeared, and jsrotaptly took him down to Justice Ford, who ‘gave ‘aim his deserts, It was a long time befcwe Salomon’s friends became convinced of lis guilt, aad they were utterly astounded at bie duplicity. man spent most of spare time dabbling fa politics in the eighth district, and had recently been appointed’ an inspeator of He went through | tate amounts to $5,025. NOT RACE PREJUDICE. Commander Kellogg Ignorant That Mr. Douglass was to be a Passenger. The friends of Commander Kellogg feel that the press is doing him a great injustice in pre- suming that his detachment from the U.8.8. Ossipee was due to his unwillingness to com- mand the vessel on which Minister Douglass was to be a passenger because of race preju- dice, They state positively that when he Sux Caxcen. Several years ago I was called to see a colored woman who had a malignant form of cancer on her foot. The cancer grew worse under the prescribed treatment and entirely sway. much longer, but I commenced the use of Swift's Spe- cific and it cured her sound and well, That was three Years ago, and there has been no return of the disease. Thave also used 8. 8.8.in many other cases with the rbeunatinm with i which ned rested a exher reat with it which hed resisted all other treat- ment, I regard Swift's Specific a most excellent medi- asked to be relieved Commander Kellogg did | cine for blood diseases, as 11 a — She not know Mr. Douglass was going on that ves- | the poison. WM. E. STAGG, sel. He asked to be relieved because three | Matherville, Mis, March 6, 1889. and s half years’ sea duty entitled him to shore ity. Had he any such race prejudice as has been imputed to him, his friends say, Mr. Thompson, the late minister to Hayti, who is acolored man, would surely have discovered CANCER OF THE TONGUE. For three or four years °I had an esting sore on my tongue that made s considerable hole in it. I became alarmed at its progress and went to Atlante for trest- ment. The result was that I commenced the use of Swift's Specific and the sore was soon gone, without a AT VE "OREO AENALoar een CARMELO, it while he was on the Ossipee in Hayti. That | trace of it left. ‘A LEWIS. | ONE FINE SEVENYEAR-OLD DAY HORSE, ABOUT this is not so is proved by a letter received by} Tomasi March 889. 15. Y SOUND “AND Cl} Commander Kelloga from Mr. ‘Thompson, come) ae TIONAULY FINE SADDLE HORSE oft — Port a Prince. meted i ged in eae ‘Treatise on Cancer mailed free. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. e says: “Ido not know Tam perfe ‘THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta,Ga, | ASSIGNEES SALE OF COMBINATION ling of sincere friend-| ~ : exe eeu Rise Er Aras RISE, PEW Roda FOR , accept the inclosed photo of fi the meanest man and greatest coward in Hayti SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWE! aT VEN O'CLOCK, at tmp auction rooms, Yehatt ait he property, riet of Coluusbia, to wit: All those certain pieces or parcels of laud and prewises known and disur | being Wore parte of Jots pumbered che hundred und | 8x (106), one hundred and seven (107) and one bun- dred and twelve (112), in Beatty and Hawikia's addi- preference of Bayard for ex-Congressman W: iiams for governor. Williams is a Saulsbury man, and the Saulsbury wing of the party is to be conciliated by the support of the Bayard hereinafter mentioned, the following parcels of real estate in AT qi by, unto the undersigned the said ota numbered five (oO), 2x (8) aud seven (7), respectively, with the buildings and improvements thereon (the adme then consisting ) the city of Washington, Disirict of Columbia: nd | FIVE OCLOCK P.M, up lyta 23 aud 24M area sod ware 84, sub lot 24 fronting 20 feet on 22d street of the said preusises known aud uumbered as aforesan Uf feck dow ce Dake with full power in effect, in the event of any default a2. wing. This combination will insure the nomi- | jy payment of the said iudeutedness, to sel and cot The foregoiug lots being in a recent subdivision of Lisaid lvisare recorded aang | | FOF Eitiaburg end Cleveland, Vestibuled Limitedem hele a re spits of tlie opposition of | easeemack ae omuany ct mente terenae ny | Wi aU ank At, sett at aoa eceter eae ds of said District iu Libre Now 44 folio | PAW® daily 13. 50"a.m ‘and expres 6 40 pun. Wolcott, and the whol : inery and | #* (B) aud seven (7), with the truildiugs aud smprove- | Y4Z0r's book 16, folio 143. 334. OK fol tolio | Wilt, Parkersbucg and principal stati olcott, an ie whole party machinery ments thereon, as mht be uecesmary to discharge the ‘ertns Of sale are as follows, to wit: One-third of the 4. the same being de- OP iain line, express daily except BM ats patronage in case of election will be im the | smount of such imdebtcdness (together with expenses | Purchase money ia cash. and the balance in two equal as follows, Benning | Ps, re: Bands of the Bayards and Soulsburys, Bayard | and commissions, aud taxey and assessments), out- | inetalmenta in one and two year sphion of sree siled N) street ewenty-Ave (25) eet weet | For Lanet as ee eon atone 10.008 me emetcineali tanding at the Ume of sale. by oO putheast corner of said No. 106, spd run- — Bn ts 0-30 By i will try to build up @ faction by dispensing | * And whereas of the indebtednens secured by the | Chater. A deposit of S100 will be coquired om cach | Liu there eens ore of ead fot No 108.endrun | |For Baluniory week deja a 00, 5:00, 6:40, 7 offices to his retainers in the north, and Sauls- | said deed of trust there remains overdue and unpald | 10¢ at the time of wale, Terms of sale to be complied | aind'six it incues tow pect opeate the vents offen | ¢ ye 422 OU, 2 bury will attempt to regain the hold on his | the sum of 49,000, with interest thereon trot the Lat | Fith in seven days from day of wale. & jist of thesub- tionw all separating the house op this parcel from. Ne ese aee, seepiteesente the ra lost during the last elec. | 4% of October, 18S, at the rate of O per contum per vision will be exhibited at the time of sale. use Next West theceot ; thence north and throush . po is at be low! if e aunum, and the party secured by the said deed of trust FRANK f. BEOW: |iNG, trustee, uter of s@idjartitior wall ope hundred and tion of members to the legislature, when An- | and holding the suid unjaid mdebtedness has, in writ- ag Sth street nw. | eighty-seven (187) feet and one (1) inch: thence east thony Higgins, the republican leader, was | ing, requested the undersigned to sell so much of the Auct,, 948 Fst. ocl0-dkde | twenty-two ( tee), 1:35, 2 30 iad — 6280, 700, + 86, 8-00. 10 30nd more or Jean. to the }ine dividing property conveyed by the suid deed of trust as may be ch | necessary to satiety said unpaid indebtedness, to~ wether with expenses, comtuissions, taxes and assess- made Senator. Tet jots Non iS and 113 in said editions ‘thence aou thirty-three (33) feet und mine «) inches to the south. | When the legislature meets to elect a_succes- Real Estate Auctioneer. Corner of said lot 1 3, Stations between Washington thence east on the line be- | ond Balt i jray vi vents, \ a un lots Nos. 106 and 113 three (5 it, three and | Y. 8:30 B ths 12:30, 3 25, $5.8: sor to Benator George Gray Mr. Bayard will be | ments store, be it known that on FRIDAY, THE | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, xowueren | {X°S2,!2 . ° wea m, Lib, the democratic candidate, and if the democrats | ,/\¢¥,tuerefore, be it known that on FRIDAY, THE 1 TO © SEREET SOUTHEAST, AND | fect retain their hold on thestate Eli Swulsbury wil | enon ar HALE PAST FOVH O'ChOCR 14 0 MAKBISON AVENUE SOUTH | shd eight and one bali hq) inches, thence south che | contest the sent made vacant by the expiration | tnder-imned will offer for sule,in front of th on TCBspay, OCTOBER FIFTEENTE, at HaLr. | DUE: six (108) feet and sx 16) inches to First | ° . od r r h premises OWI No. a + N 5 pe) treet aud the pl x <. together wit the of Senator Higgins’ term six yeurs hence. } (iuing with premises known ax No. 100 PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. 1 will offer for sale tn | finprovementer way eotementes reheat mien all the | There is no opposition to this political ere 17th st. uw. el oer eg Be od to 28, iu square hereditaments and sppurtenst ces to the same belong- the part of Senator Gray, He hus already de- | O42, imape ick Houses. Aug oF in any wise apyertainin wiULeR) wimg Teh," 14a" ¢ s 4 Hy Tine: his cash, bel: “ FA 2 es clared his intention of retiring from politics as _ocl0-1 id |OMAS E, WAGGAMAN, Auct, | at one: sad tro years Dott car perce tutor | Tite TR Onea #380, 7:85, Bi entirely to his law business, ‘He and Mr, Bay- ASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE Ba- | tristan feetsiees sold; gpall cach, ot option of pur- | and'G na wae Guttend, 8.90 8 8. . a . A deposit of ‘Leave Aunaj olis, 40, ard are warm friends, and it is not probable bf sale. udvertisenipat and commissions aud ail | — Will. ba sold at the Bazaar. No. 940 Louistansavenne, | SUSE: pA icposit of #25 ] @:15 pm me eis that the latter would propose nny plan to in | taxemand ancouser ty then changed aeuinst the prop: | @BNATCRDAY MOWSING, OCTOBER ZWELFTA, plied with in 1B days “ottierwiee ‘the trustees reserve | © For" Statious sty Yue jure his friend. Senator Gray was ex-Secre- | erty that ROSY De Sn The BEL Oe Bach Saree Bs ‘Second-hand Ti 3 No-top B: © Tieht to resell tue property ut risk sud cost of * napaws mI announced and open for" inspec- apd Top Buggies, 3 No-toj ies, 3 | the defauitivg purchaser after 5 days' public notice 30 tary Bayard’s champion in the Senate during | Ho's the time of sulle ns ne OPER FOF Inspec Pend Leg Phaetons, 2 now Dayton Wagon, 1 new | of wuch resale in some uewspaper published in Waal d' way stations ¢4:35 p.m. the fishery treaty dispute, and the two have rina of sule $n each case: One-third cash and the | Ds! . arnioas, cto ete, ington, Dc Mimi, Gaithersburg a2 is *0:008. always worked together in state politics, Mr. | balance in one (1) aud two (2) years from date of sale, | of good Draft and Driving Horses and WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL) trustees | Big 224 :90,°9 9,11 20 pm. Gray's name was uggested to President Cleve- | ¥## interest att be vate of six (6) jer centum Per an: Mares. ALSO, océ-d&ds CHAKLES A ELLIOTT, aonee and ‘intermediate stations, 17.00 p.m, a 8 | num, payable semi-annually, or all cash at the option = . aa 5 ee eT =p } $10:00 pam. land to succeed Chief Justice Waite through | er thelyurcuagsr.. A'ueposivot two hundred and aity | At PLEVEN O'CLOCK. tor the District Government, | ()HANCERL ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | POC04-2% ease Washinetwon on Sunday at 1.18 Mr. Bayard’s influence, and it is given out on | dollars (825) will be required on cach lotat tine of | 2 Brown Horses, one Black Merse and 1 Gray Horse. Biewrerstn NINETEENTH STHEETS | Pig bug at all wiatione on Metropuuta Brauch, good authority that the appointment would | *i¢; the deferred payments are to be secured ‘by | _ocl0-2t _& BENSINGEE, Auct._ SORTHWES' “e O.ISIZINTRELT | Twlerick, Ts4o, 110-30 uate UUs 18BOR have haa aailé if George 'H. Bates, late Sa- deed of trust, and all conveyancing isto atpur- HOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER, 81:15 mua ¢ NORTHWEST, KSOWN AS NO chaser’s cost.” If the terms of sie are not complied zB oe ene KESIDEN( with in ten day the trustees reserve the right to. ad Yertine and resell ut the cost of the defaulting pur- er. " CHARLES C. GLOVER, Trustee, ‘E OF GENERAL N ¥ A. DECLASED. i By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Distnict of Columbix, passed im equity, cause No. | 2j0° 2-2 21272, of Jave b. Hawiins and others acuinst Henry | $y sn dae erstownh, 110-50 am Tive from Chicago daily 11-40 a.m, from Cimciunati aud St. Louis daily 32 Pam; trom Py 710 om. inoan commissioner to Berlin, had not hastened to Washington and explained to Mr. Clevelaud how Senator Gray’s appointment would de- UNE FINE COUPELET, FINE SORREL HORSE AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1589, at 12 o'clock, tisbury ‘. 3 4 ct ai Kuox © oWers, the ws ‘el trastees: 7 “4 . = moralize the democratic party in Delaware, | _oclatas _CHAKLES it BAILEY, trance] Mont efi suction nome {aba celtheatons | Rak Crasatd suc he hdesnrirday caster |" NiW SULR AND PUMLADLIBLA DIVISION. aE ae UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, good maker, THOMAS DOWLING, THURSDAY, the {WENTY-FOU OG. | 5 FOE ROw ork, Avene howe rE Pewsevtvasta artnoap to Bartimone offers | [)' —— > propenrr | este Auctionesr. | SOBER AD. 186i, at FOLK tir Va. Butler Parlor Care ou all dss Wee 4 choice of twenty-one superbly equipped | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PE T HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer of Washington, Dissrict of Knows ay | Sleeplue Car on the 10:30 pam, open at 9 00pm for the round trip, oe OS CORNER Ok WHUTNEY AVENCE. AND Site | JY asia Seventeen arene eee ed | the doce not pat Eiteabeu j train TRUSTEES’ SALE OF _V. one hundred and hve (105) fronting forty (AU) feet | Ere peme ey De re ay ALUABLE IMPROVED Hawali not Ready for Annexation. ‘NGTON AND GEORGE- ‘street and rupuing bac! TENDED, : By virtue of a deed of trust pe f No. 1 Dp. m.—Daily via Lyncbui ea v ‘ket Block, Tacoma, W.T. . : Ny, .ynebburg, Bristol and Chats 5 Vestitule Sivepers Washington We JNO. W. MACAR’ Mempiis, counects for all Arkausae polutat Member St wwek ke | also “thane recorded in Liber | PROPERTY IN WASHT ou hat gmidth an averace | ic) Se, : 2 Wee Pov TOWN, D.C, depth of one hundred and forty (140, feet toa public oN Minister Carter, representative of Hawaiians | N°: Jolla Lib ct aed, C6 Of She IDd recor | e's rens of a Weed OF trust beastie dite the SA alley, and is itaproved by « three-story front bulls For, anters points between Baltimore and the District of Columbia and at the request of the iy aay * lia ot “fm 4 if | Philsdelphia, 15° v am.,*2 0 and t4:d0p-m in the United States, left San Fran- | party secured, we will, on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH | Of July, 1888, aud duly recorded in liber No. 2. Seen nt ane o twostary Sock building. wel drains icave New xork Wamu 8:3 . DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK | follo 445 et seg., one o: the Jand records of the Dis- | berement. | $2200 am, “isu “280 “Bab = evening for Washington. | Pw ‘sell fremt of ihe premises all thurgrece ce | trict of Columbia, und by divection of the party ne- | the buildings. which are situated in one of the most | 21.69 niyhe. = on He wae waked as to the truth of the | Bi osu guar a en teed ste | ue etn cr wORDAW BETOMEREY Geto | tesagcrtinat cites ates Sc autees” | alisha, fe, FAateigla for Weblog. 4:29 in the county ‘ashington. in the District of Colun- lc auction on qi 5 3 of va | 38:18, * a Be "6.05, “4 stories regarding the contemplated annexation | bia, and known and distiuguished as aud being Lot | 4 O'CLOCK, in front of the premies, thetolowing. | Hin a large saloon pe » large {spatiale wees : A uiubered seventeen (17), i Block numbered ten (10), | described property, viz : Part of lot 3, iu square Jz, iu | dining room and small 1 —y; in aud | “For Kulnistic City 4:00 and 30 a, 12:00 noom of the Hawaiian kingdom by this country or | jy Todd and Browu's suidivision of Mouut Pleasant | wid District, es for the same at the southeast | also six large and three smali chambers, office room. | and su pm. ‘Sundays 400s. 1 1200 the establishment of a protectorate over the asunt Plains. together with all the improve- | comer uf sald lot on i north lipe of porth F street | bath rooms, wine cellar, ee Terhacn cua glosets aud | "For Long Branch aud Uceau Grove 14:00, 18.00 © e Ways, Cascments, rizhts, privileges and appur- | Sud run, thence west wii : . furnace and rooms, | mm. 112:0U nou, #8290 aA. islands by this government. He says the re- s thereto belouging or in any apper- | fee pe gr mle peg the artes’ money | g Eset Suns “Daily.” 46 7 E - - pesthind ui the purchase Base oo poegtte ? “ tee aa i us = One-third cash; balance in equal instal- | Sud Zoth streets northwest, improv cash and the balance thereof in six, twelve, eiyhteen | © we calles Checked from hotels an@ an elomentat the inlands Unet have boomemtius 2 erent aethle ua unum GPT ES | ACH GU look tu eta ot tan patient’ a8 useige: | intent Hom day of tle for ‘ebichenecshane? ay | Reudeose by sastic advocates ofannezstion te the Unived | Soeoh Sa peneaancoral tow i te oud is tr ‘a the eat aide of. sefiortoa a | give, bis promissory wot, "No eed wil Be wiven | by — eat Giian . SOULL. san Bea a 5 ct ‘option of purchaser, posit o - | stres MuiuK one bun Sud thirty-five tee! 5 = States, but Mr. Carter asserts that the move- | ¢osh, st oyun of purcha MGoniVagenone ae a oan: | aac ‘from Water atrect,aud ou the north lite of a epouit wil be required as svon as trocrty ts bid off. oes wal Manager. ment has never taken shape. Chaser s cost. Terms to be cuupliod with in ten days, | fut alley, run thence cast with said alley the Terms of sale wuust be complied with within ten IEDMONT AIR LINK. = oo —_____- otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell the | leogtt: of aaid lot: theuce north twenty-four feet; | after day of sale, vtherwise the property will be Becheduleineflect “PTEMBER 29, 1889. SN NAA BLOODS TRACE OOF Be VEE | Tepe a, iene ta chs eee anak wee Eons | sussetwentytier tent to Cheviot of Gaetan tae | epmeciag at Samoa eee AN cae cal eee | oe Rae Oemee will; “Lo ccueure oa The extent of damage done by the recent great | Chavet aftsr five daye! fublic notice of such resale in | eyed Uy tb Lcarie niet eek eee: Lane | Sadako wi be ld ku ay of ml mations between Alexandra and Lyuchtu, hosbeke, flood at Johnstown and the section over which asd 1U15 Jefferson strect. WILLIAM J. MILLER, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat end Memphis Pull- the flood spread can be viewed by returning Rieck Sees the ee es Kawi equal 2008e eee Trustees, | MD Slee reed Washinton to Mewpiie, vd i f = ymeuts at o1 : i “a - |. DARLING: 24 a. ua. —Fawt tail homeward by the Pennsylvania railroad. Don’t oe Teccot aul secured by acest treet no te area 410 Sth street u Jottssvilie, Stations Chesapeake and Olio itcue, miss this opportunity, Knights arriving in FUTURE DAYS, sold. Allconvey.ueiuy aud recordius at purchasers | _T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. Se0-Axde_ | Lynchburg, “lecky Mount. Denville aud "Stations : — = = fe the = = dure aud Dauvi § Washington by other lines can return by bead 7 ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, ale. If the tertus of sale are not complied within gon va ere GKL, Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia A line upon the exchange of their coupons an & ete days from the day of sule,the trusteux reserve the right FINANCIAL, Avante, Pinuimebam, Moni » New Ori the payment of a nominal sum. Call at ticket | PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | to resell the property at ‘the risk and cost of the des ——— ‘Texas abd Califuruia. "Pullman si New Vork to offices of the compan: * PROPERTY AT THE INTERSECTION OF THIik- | faulting purchaser or purchapera |ACOMA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. —SMALL | Atlante, parior cary Atlanta to Mougomers, Pul TEENTH STREET, NEW YORK AVENUE AND TALS REUIN MUCDWARD, crrustecs amouyts can be placed bere so as to yield @ profit re Montgomery to New On ———— . TH WES’ ENTH oc9-dts JESSE -H. WILSON, * | or trom 25 to SU percent imide of twelve mouths. | Siecher Greenst yo ya Foreign Notes of Real Interest. LARD H STREETS NORTHW AUT coaaeoreak ‘There are no surer ur safer iuvestmenta, Pst Sleepers Washimeton to Cincinnati Vie C. anda Axon of De Quincey is sergeant-at-arms in IRTEENTH STREETS NOUTBWEDST.. A’ pe, k Seopa ELL SU! > P. m.—Daily, except Sunday, Manamag, oe - Re 2tHo: TO. CLOSE UP THE BALASCE OF BECHNLA, McHANOS 5 OLLAMENER, Fyaiidintertbediate statoums ‘Trustees’ sale of valuable real estate, consisting of a REA BE MEHLE ODECEOE {yo-story and basement Brick House of «ix rooms, ‘ . went «forme Tertus of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money oa ase in cash and the residue | a Gestwetown, D.C. now called ATE OF THE LATE GEORGE 3m__Ublman The gross value of Pigott, the informer’s, es- =o ly 4th street), Weat Washington, and J waid #:reet, and thence with fect, Besides its initial advantage of bein wd thee is prepared to said line reverscd and ex- lita gn lsatery, Huda ° rm he ct attention of capitalists and those in search of invest. tupwtary j Rnda lost oF stolen mients, being centrally located and well adapted for business purposes, ‘Un WE! no ine of suid Lot (LD, thence exsterly aud by and with the said rear line of lo'seleven (11 sieves ce per cent greater than that of the ordinary moe { ‘Kailroad, 6Ui and B sey Jas. LTA) Gon. Pass. Agout, NESD AY the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTO. and ten (10) te lot nine | Soyoces, bes teres boca eon ‘Mouey reti SOUR ght ; | (2), and thence by and with the divid:ng line mu | Be a sy returned = BER, 1859, at FOUR O'CLOCK B-M., in front of the | {005 "hine (rand teu (10) to the place of besitos, | 1 case of failu a It has often been reported that the British | premises, part Lot 5, in sa j fromting about 27 | Improved by a two-storyat-l-buseinent brick haces, | SItULgs oc. Hours 10a.m. to p.m. . | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, i i pastggaclt rth ek ig borg aE K streots north. | coutaining ax rove aud tie lange porches, extending | Oe Sunday. oc8-3t?_ | — ———— army is largely composed of undersized boys | west, runniug back 94 feet 9 inches to alley, more or the full length of the house, ved by a ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL TBE EVENTS OR | YJOUNT VERNON instead of stalwart men, but the returns do not | less, ituproved by two two-story Frame Dwell Hows, Now. ecmn Of sola Os seemed trail docien Ailek pacore. Set 1. TBE EVENTS OF M e¢ LIFE. All busin Ladies —r ‘G27, "A deposit of @100 will be re : acre yee maak . W bear out these statements, Of 202,761 men | Sates galactose oF cock | Pur baer: cus teied theseor SF conte oae en natn | jane OU cents each, “4b Lat. between ikanacies | ,,beeumel WY. Wi CORCORAN, Curt, 2. bly 11,596 are under ninotoom years of age, | Gh the HASiL PAY, at HALE-PasTTOUK OrcLace | Bettas ear theneion wih uiotac enetiag | MEA MIE EVENTS OF LIFE | SEDs eorS St Toad racing while 84 per cent are over 5 feet 8 inches in | f; executor and trustee, vt at. subilivision of | Jutule in two years thereafter with intercat, the de- | Nj 300; DEEAMER TELLS ATE EVENTS OF LIFE | 3:30 pia. | Fave. round tip, height. Jote iu Sauare No. Fae trunt feet 5 inches £2 | to their respoctive rabts and Juterosta. by a ‘and | Office Bours, va 5 ee ~ Open — 500 i H Woon 12th’ wud trocth, Horthwe: me ave suata 3% ; Syed and | ou sum . Auoet Highlanders aro going over to | Tinie back 100 fect to alley, ro OF joes. improved | surclent deed at trust upon the Lremiere sold. to the | Su —_ : Steamer W, WhCUnCOLES tates 7th st, whast Paris under the chieftainship of Mr. David | byat vo-ttory aud basetnent Brick Dwelling; bay win- | (190) dollars required on day of vale. If the terms of daily for Hail, White of Abbey Craig, who has pairiotically | dow: No. 1204. A depowt of $100 will be required | sale sre not compiled with within ten (10) days irom | ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, Washington about 3-30. J atthe time of sale. ‘the day of o trustee reserves the rigit fo re-ell | 428 thst. B.w., bet. D. and Sundaye—t leaving st 10:30 thrown down the gauntlet to the world with WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., at the rink an £ the defaulting purchaser, All Ea» at the object of proving shat for athlotio akill, | _ocb-ade ‘Auctioneers. Conveyanciog and reoting at varchiagh Cot FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1889, | Tout ip, Bo cents. swiftness of foot and manly beauty there is no : : 7 =~ La; meee eaes as ae ___Ohen, B Yes, our Me. get -o from New York this | Parry Nogrorx 1 RUSTER'S SALF OF VALUABLE DWELLING, | Morning and the result is that many nice new gouls LD BOINT AND 1 Steere or cos anocnag Beer heresy No, 409 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, "| are on the way and will begiu to arrive Saturday aud | _Stesmer Lady of the Lake. fr, By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the | Monday, | Cay, Thursday, aud U-STOK District of Columbia, parsed ou the Oth day of Sep-| ‘The shipments will include, among many other pay = was too much overcome to see what damage he 3 V. Lee et al.va, had done, and before he had recovered himself uiLy. as aLED: Tee ib Paid couse, passed On the 1 4 & Steamers Lake, tel call va. bewy, fa. F case of ; ENOWN AS No. Tiste Fa things, New Crop Layer Figs, New Cro} Tuble Raisins, By cody py ht fs ieee New Crop Lange Ondara Ksisins for cooking purposes, dated the 20° the animal, a black retriever, had come w to y ™ a ver, A.D. 1859, L will offer for sale, at | New Crop Citron, New Crop Shelled Alu 7 BR LA! hin raging inte mouth ss ovata, which | Mt ay Hi dca de afte | Minna Rant Bote Tey | Sw Sechoecta Nan Meets uel Mears | Eee New Maca ea had been shot clean off. fumnbia, 1 Will sell_at public in. fron: of the | st VIVE O'CLOCK FAL, aub Lot “Dy of John: Hack: | faut Lange Cape Cod Oranberries, New Crop Waite | LATTA Piteat eee MOND ALS THE = ——————— ponies 0; nes the ROUR TEEN DAY OF erorded subdivision of original lots oue (1) aud | Clover Comb Honey,New Crop Califoruia Prunes, New | FEDAYS and SUNDAYS p. ny, Sreameus will leave for Mount Vernon every | OCTOBER, AL. 188), a! Tans nambeccd fit | tWwenty-sour (24), in square, No. o14.in the city of | Crop French Prunes. A tig lot of genuine Imported ‘us far as Nomsti Crock, hour. See advertisement. Adot, handred snd uluet route LOU), Jn the city of Washingion, D.G., with the improveniente and appur- | £s0isnes at the ly low price uf lic. a Box Sec aie SCAN Bee - — Washington, in the District of Colm eH : correspondingly Sy ee Le Coney Indicted. Gf exit Jou except that part couvesed to Salem H. | oghfiint of sales One-third of the purchase money in | oF & Boxes for @1and other grades at at ET Chalkley Le Coney was indicted yesterday by | fiufrunning thoace eat along’ the line of avcest | apie feePechvely at one and two years from the'day | "Our Potato Chips criap from the oven every morn- the grand jury of Camden Co, N.J., of te mur- | toutheutt thi ty (0) geet, Fence acu eighty-one | Gheaneywrun, terratgecmned Oy ded of trast ten | soe are cumiog ta fuer Woes ever sioee we beeen der of hisneies, Annis E. Le Coney. Four wit- | dividiy line beeen lots tuasbard two sy and tures | {yigermyedancine ima ernie ab purchasers coat | mehced on the thoroughly matured New Crop Pote- nessen were examined. County Physician Iszard | {24 'iitteuf batuiiugand atunigg Sale aati | S4Y ol ale tint generved to Roll after chive dasy | (versed we lave today greatly reduced the price, wo described the nature of the wounds and the | fect of ground, ‘uote oF joss. | The part to be sold con- | gud oust of the defaulting purchaser. @10U deposit ou | ally charged for the inferior sradea, ondition of the body. Garrett Murray, the | Simerer or around more of deme tenties ane, | sebeptanee of bid. SCONE. Tene ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, cl a ‘el . foot Of wrot 101 , mo bk ie hired man, gave an pocoust of ls Gosers ae- | eee uthgaat Suirt) (0) rect and on Geurgiaavenue ire - #0 MINTH STREET. | fous ou the morning of the murder, and Will- | faite qwelling and lure guitulidings © “oS | _DUNCANSON BROS..Auctioneera, vc P.8.—If you want « Barrel of Flour, or even only a | me — eget = prone is Mare dhe Pel me py ag ewer led CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE nai Sack, it will pay you to consult us before buying, as shanty an conversation be' a Bn Sagara < TE ataee KOVED s weare making s “run” on those goods. EB. ¥. G. the accused. Francis Lingo, the first suspect, | 2/20; tli naira, wy deed of trust on the prow |” AND FAM DWELLING HOURE RNOWS As | “Sort NOS. 1307 AND 1309 wus a ent nearly an mee folie YeyabeiDit and, Fang Peete ple ay By vi certain orders ‘decrees of the Su- was admitted to the room he was put in wired e. me of cumbia, passed in ihe room nani th oice at Short End | ft aktateeti | Ray cate So 0a kgs Seite | PPESPARE teste steven HOUSES URSISEINGS. He said to a reporter that the only fear he had | to resal ihe propers'at ihe risk and cost of the dex | gremeuas arinee wy ets a the FE a ‘and Ranges at low prices Se wast fa, when he wae ara thas daring the | Subang Sines reste Maca rctct | SERIA TASS atte 1s66, st Ja 918, 77H Br Wie ; excitement he would get hanged for the crime. | $22? 5°¢* 3 Pe TCH, Trustee, -M... all those pieces or parcels Mice LaStebe te baat te eee . 3 The trial will not take place until the latter | “::).Suas ‘910 ftuode Talend ave, of The Sy ee BO siStunee tree te ta Heralrng cmap Goan a mick, sapeam tts Lapin PP*OANON DUO, Anctioncers ier oot Numbered ° 7° ah, ubedepth thereat iene HS —— Dunbered two . TRUSTEES’ SALE two hundred and fifty-two ‘SBa, with ‘the umprove- Gexrs Sorrs em 8° Famous Women. F FRAMI HOUSE AND oe Seg oval It is @ significant fact that most of the women RIDAN SL SEAR TEMA TT Sere NDE, | MERBaBapoventaled | oe ne money in AND PRESSED FOR 91. t ‘chs who bave uchieved fame in art, literature, Sy virtue of & dead of trust, di med in qqzh. gue-third in one year and in two years $0. Fanta 2c: Vout, ro] " egal nave es i sShmeasarepta | ar = scalar eats ae ¥. Ss continnes oe uz hia ae ian Coomme Br Gus who aspires to fill an — gseociates inust be free 00, A full line of scription will banish these, and oa fs 3 =, 48 COOKING STOVES reswre those functional harmonies : =a re (er seamed ™ "falas LLU0EDOO ® ——