Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1889, Page 6

THE NEWS AT FALLS CHURCH. le WHAT THEY Political and Sanitary—Mahone and the | The Gains of the Big Sporting Horse- Season. Republican Voters. Correspondence of Tur Evestee Stan. Parts Cavacu, Va., October 28. men This ‘New York Letter in Philadeiphis Press. It is now the time of year for statistics as to Mr. Perkins. a Kansas member of Congress, | chief winning owners. I was prepared for Mr. made a republican speech here « few evenings | Belmont's prominent position in this list, but ogo. I think it is the oniy political speech that | was indeed surprised to know that his winnings has been made here during the canvass. ate now that Gen. Mahone will ablican party bere. His speech de- livered at Abingdon as the opening one of the amount to over $125,000, of which St. Carlo won about #29.000. If that colt bad won the get the neerlyifnot the fully,solid vote | Futurity, which he should have done, it would have made a difference of about 55,000, and this would have put Mr. Belmont undisputably compeign is regarded as clearing away the | at the head of the list. The most flattering as- charge of being in faver of a “white man’s | pect of Mr. Belmont’s success this year is the government” and of giving the cold shoulder | feature thet all the horses who won this money, to the colored voters. The speech is being cir- | with two exceptions, were bred by himself, culated extensively in pamphlet form. There is healthfuluess toa remarkable de- | Oyster, both bought as two-year-olds at gree in this village. The exceptions are Raceland and George large There has been one death | prices. Oyster was a most disappointing horse, sere this fall, Mrs. Morgan Stores died here | wiuning only two races this year, both at some days death that I know ef. 0 of erysipelas, which is the only | Brighton Beach, for be it known Mr. Belmont Ow of. ‘There have been some | did run horsesat Brighton Beach. Mr. Belmont distressingly sick households outside. A Mrs. | might perbaps be termed “The Lord Falmouth Gallagher, living in Providence district, and | of America,” but as it now stands Mr. Withers four of her family have been alarmingly sick of | runs him close for that title. It is, however, a typhoid fever for several weeks, but they are | most flattering thing to Mr. Belmont that in the convalescent now. save one, the oldest son.| second year of his resumption of racing he The fever is attributed to decayed vegetables in | should have achieved such The | Without having goue into t! the cellar and the condition of the well. wife andadaughter of Mr. Clark Ford. who a strecess, e figures for myself it strikes me that the Dwyers are now the chief lives some two miles up the pike, have been | winning owners of 1889: that Mr. Belmont sick with typhoid fever a long time. Mrs. | comes next, Mr. Haggis third on the list and Ford's life was despaired of for several Mr. Scott fourth. Here, too, we meet a sur- but both patients are now convalescent. Wa. | prising statement. Mr. Scott’s comparatively Harding. » young man who had not reached his | few horses have won $108,000. Chaos’ Futurity majority and had not a robust constitution and | alone netted over $60,000, Torso won over who belonged toa fomily living about two miles | $22,000, Banquet over $9,000 and ten others south of e post offi ago of diphtheria. Re He e, died nearly two weeks | won the balance, and all of them were home had been at work for} bred. The chief money winners were sired by some time in the ditches for the water main in | Ramon d'Or, and there is now no question that Georgetown and was sick in that city about a | Mr. Scott possesses in thie French importation week. when he was brought home, he died. | the most successful stallion of the day. All of { anderstand, the next day after reaching | this is very flattering to the fortunate Penn- home. Three other members of the family } sylvanian, who spent his money like a prince were taken sick a few days thereafter and after | in importing Ramon d'Or and never lost faith them « day or two a fourth was taken. All are | in the horse which seems now to have a long couvaleseing. whose assmapathies are more sensitive or whose hearts ure more speedily and deeply touched by reports from sick and suffering people and No community bas a citizenship | and successful career st the stud, Divorce Reform. A public meeting was held Monday in Phil- whose portemonnaics open more quicsly and | adelphia to disctss a needed reformation of the to furnish means to relieve their generously When the report of these afflicted necessities, divorce laws of the United States. The call for ‘amilies reached the ear of the commmnity over | the meeting was signed by Felix R. Brunot of +100 was contributed for their benefit without | Pittsburg, the president of the national reform elelay. ir. J. L. Brown, who is the principal of the public schools here, is building a residence near the old depot. The public schools will be continued seven months this school vear in- stead of five, as in last year, At last the street or that portion of it rnn- ning along the property of the late Dr. Lioyd, and concerning which the council and Lloyd lad a law suit, is now being graded and gutters mace 80 as to carry off the waste water with- out damege to personal property, as I have for several years contended it should be. The world moves. he Kev. Mr. Tuckerman, pastor of the Con- gregatioual church, who has been in Colorado iour months for his health, is expected home this week with health much improved. L.S.A. ANACOSTIA. A Narrow Escare.—Lebanon Griffith was out in the woods bunting with his grandfather's shotgun. a single-barrei fowiing piece. lust Sat- | urday, accompanied by Dan Webster and Tom } Lyles. In reloading the piece the wad would { Ko only half way down, and so he concluded to | fre into the air and try again. Me fired. and a | pivee of the gan barrel, 18 inches long was Tenant aus passed through tie rim of his derby hat, making a hole 1 inches long, but not touching his head. Griffith was knocked down and his face peppered with powder, the gua went a short distance and struck Lyles. ‘withont serious injary, the hat was carried 150 feet, and the piece of the gun may be going Yet, as no trail of it could be tound. The family heirloom is now but a twisted relic, having been bent all out of shape by the explosion, but the miraculous escape of the boys is sufti- cient satisfaction. Ligvor Lrcesses tx THe Cocxty.—It seems to be au open question whether the order of the Commissioners that retall liquor stores on county ruads shall not be less than 1,000 feet spart applies to the business streets of the vil- lage. where there are four saloons that would be affected. All have applied for a renewal of their licenses, Tax Recwasttes.—Salem tent. No. 154, had a meeting m Temperance hall last evening. Messrs. Win. Prosper and T. A. Stack were added to the rolis of the tent and an applica- tion was received from Mr. Heury C. Lampkin. A resolution wes unapimouely adopted to send greetings to New York Grand tent for the resto- ration of Past High Chief Ruler Hecox by that iy. Several sougs were sung by the follow- ing trio: Messrs. Wm. Prosper, T.A. Stack and Harry Ritter, Messrs. W. H. Scott, Wm. Clark, J. M. ter. G. H. Armstrong, J. E. Minuix, W. W. Cordell, W. L. Poates, Clarence Mills, J. C. Eller. Thos. W. Scott and J. H. Han- cock of Eagle tent made remarks, Mr. Benoni Milstead acied as chairman of ceremonies. Nores.—Polities is getting very lively as the campaign draws to a close and political meet- ings across the District line are attended by many residents of the village.— -It is thought au interesting coincidence that Mrs. $. J. Duval of Washington shouid die yesterday—the day the old house her family cecupied for many years in this village was torn down.——The Anacostia street car company has « charter to run & track toGood Hope and plans are already making ior this much needed extension to the foot of the hill, thus,with the two branches, ac- commodating in a satisfactory manner the en- tire community.—Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Dodge returned yesterday from their wedding tour to Niagara Falls and other places and are at home to their friends in their pleasant home on Washingtou street.——Mr. George Thompton, | who has been in the Freedman’s hospital, is Well again and once more in Lawrence Miller's barber shop.—--Mr. George Dombhart J: turned over lis blacksmith business to Jim Roberts and is engaged at the Prince George's ceanty democratic headquarters in Wasbing- After ihe election Le will accept an ap- pointment in Baltimore.——A branch of the American building and loan association of Minneapolis, Minn., is being organized here, a number of citizens having taken some *tock.——The South Capitol Street bridge as- sociation meets next Monday st 1 p.m. in the National hotel to organize under its new ebarter.-—The public school in Masonic hal! Was dismissed one day for the butldiag to be repaired atter ite incipient fire.——A series of revival meetings sre im progress at the M.E. ebureh. Mr, Sam Smith, the painter, was taken suddenjy ill at 6:15 yesterday afternoon while in Hillsdale and was taken into Jobn Swith’s store in the Douglass hall building till an smbulance wagon arrived and conveyed Lim to bis home, 60% G street southeast. He is very fleshy and the physician pronounced his afthction apople ———-_——_ Matters of Interest in Frederick County. Correspondence of Tax Fvexive Stam Fazpenickx, Mp., October 29, Mr. Alton B. Carty of this city has been ap- pointed, through the influence of Congress- association, Bishop Cyrus D. Foss of the Meth- odist Episcopal church med the meetin with a short devotional ane after which Judge M. Russeli Thayer made a short speech, and << Wilson and Rev. J. T. Beckley delivered interesting addresses, calling atten- tion to the startling statistics comprised in the report to Congress of the Hon. Carroll D. Wright of the department of labor at Washing- ton, which showed that nearly one-third of a million divorces had been granted in the United States within twenty years and there were forty-six different sets of laws relating to mar- riage and divorce now in operation. All Christians and honorable men were efte! out for reform on this vital question 1m the social relations of the country. soo A Child’s Hair Valued at $2,500. Some weeks ago the Indianapolis board of children’s guardians established by the Indi- ana legislattre lost winter took temporary charge of Luin Hyer, aged eleven. The child then had a beautiful head of golden hair.which was cut off by order of the board. The review- ing court ordered Luin back into the custody ot her mother, who now sues the board for 2.500 damages for the loss of the child’s hair. Mary Washington Monument. A meeting was held at the old South church, Boston, Saturday last, in commemoration of the visit to Boston and vicinity of President Washington one hundred years ago. It was also made the occasion for the inanguration of a movement to raise $5,000 to be devoted to the restoration and completion of the monu- ment over the grave of Washington's mother, whieh, fifty yeare ago, a public-spirited gen- tleman of New York city undertook to erect at Fredericksburg. Va., bat by reason of his failure in business the monument was not completed and has been neglected. The his- torie church was wel! filled with an audience largely composed of ladies and children, with @ scattering of gray-haired gentlemen. The wt gallery was occupied by school girls, who, during the meeting, sung appropriate selections under the direction of Mr. Holt. The balance of the galleries held mostly eager-faced school boys. Mayor Hart rr and made a short address. Before adjourning a collection was — up and a plan for securing subscriptions opt ee = They Know Now Who He Is. A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, saying the prisoner in Philadelphia supposed to be Tascott might be Bowman, a recently released convict, was shown Chief Wood, and he interrogated the manin regard to it. After some evasive replies Sutherland finally acknowledged that under the name of Samuel Bowman he had, in company with Joe Howard. been sent for two years and a half to the Ohio state penitentiary for robbing a jewelry salesman at Urbana, Ohio, of 23,500 worth of goods. He served two years and was released last April. ~ see Checking a Camera Fiend. From the New York Sun. The president of astreet-car line in New York felt gratified a night or two ago and ex- pressed his joy in unmeasured terms to his friends at dinner. ‘One of the camera fiends,” he said, “has been captured in Berlin and sen- tenced tosix months’ imprisonment. Now I am watching for the first case of arrest and conviction here. It is sure tocome, and I po the camera fiend will be punished in a fashion that will take the impudence and as- surance cut of his fellow urtists all over the country. “This summer I drove for three weeks through the Berkshire hills and I saw more members of this brotherhood of Peeping Toms than I ever thought could exist. The effrontery of the camera peeper is absolutely limitless, At any time or place one is apt to find the e of one of the machinee on him, and a negative is taken before a protest can be expressed. We used a big English brake for driving, with cross seats, and it was rather a difficult vebicie for the ladies to climb down from hout more or less exposing their aukles, but I do not think we ever pulled up at a small inn and pre- pared to dismount without discovering in ‘the ones one of the camera fends all ready to catch a glimpse of feminine draperies and hose and record it for future use. The man in Berlin who was sentenced, by the way, pursued « regular business by hanging around the park and taking negatives of the | lovers whovsat on the benches. Once in a while | he would catch married people and then charge them an exorbitant sum for the negative. i oue of these cases two of his victims were brother and sister. They kissed euch other and were promptly photographed by the Peep- ing Tom behind a bush. Next day th @ peeper catled on the lady and offered to sell ine The man Louis E. McComas, tos position in the government printing office. He was formerly one of the proprietors of the daily and weekly Times of this city. Hon. Henry G. Davis has recently purchased in this city for his home in Waskington an an- tique mantel mirror and chest of drawers said to be about one liundred and fifty years old. deo. Stull bas sold to David Craver for 5,700 a farm of 171 acres, near Brookhill, this county, _Three serious accidents occurred Sunday at Westminster, one of which is expected to prove fatal. Arthur Seipp, son of Geo, Seipp, was run over by a four-horse wagon, the wheel assing over the abdomen and leg. Wm. A. Wampler fel! down a pair of ste; i his left arm, and Chas, Herlig fell and broke his collar bone. Mr. Newtor £. Wachter and Miss Sevilla J. Smith. bot of this connty, were married yes- terday at Funkstown, Ws+hington county, Rev. S. H. Snell © Mrs. Seth Nichols, who died at her home in Washington on Sanday last. wae for many years & resideut of Frederick, where she has many friends aud relatives. Thos. M. Mealey, « well-known citizen. died yesterday at the home of his brother-in-law. hos. Agle, near New Loudon, this county, aged fifty vears, x A colored repnblican mass meeting held at the court house jiere thii evening was ad- dressed by Turuer Jt. Davie of Baltimore. A new Episcopal church was completed at Peint of Hocks on Saturday last. and a new Uanted Brethren church at Baker Valley, both in this county. = Miss Anuie Snilivau has returned to Wash- imgton after # pleasant visit to Miss Annie Crimmips, this city. FM. —_— How are Your Poor Feet? Prom a London Letter. Thirty rears ago the cant question iv England was, “Who is your hatter?” just as here now is, “Where did you get that hat?” It was suc- negative for a thousand marks, She promptly had him arrested and he was sentenced by the frase, after a lecture which ought to have ‘nH translated into English and published in every newspaper. in the United States.” Anxiety for the Prince of Wales. London Cable in New York Times. It waslearned tonight that word was sent around to the London dailies yesterday asking them uot to print any reports their correspond- ents at Athens might wire about the prince of Wales’ health. The papers here all obeyed the 1 gestion A medical report received here } today says that the effects of Bright's disease are beginning to be obvious, and the result of his voyage to Egypt will be watched for with deep anxiety. s —-——— ee Joseph P. Dunn, deputy clerk of the bus- tings court of Portsmouth, Va., has committed snicide. _— AUCTION SALES. RPI SEHR mater 1000 ates | WEEE > gy VERY VALU, VEST SIDE OF T' s EEN N AND O NORTHWEST. on 69, exid Lot fronting 21’ feet on Sint ntreet juere G9, 2 a i & \t f sali ie. op a ees etmek Be ts Of sale, Terms to be complied with in GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, Seema! ees ATCLIFFE, DARR & ©0., Auctioneers, avi N SALE oF, ON Hie |ANCERY F 8922 20 SQUARE FEET GROUND. FROSTING ON NORTH Dy TWESTY-FIFTH AND. WATER STREETS, 1% SQUARE TWEN ae By virtue of a decree of f Col Sovtate tur ther ertioes ad Seuresa in equity cue 0004. docket 1%. anderson et al. ; in tromtat abe pre * Ta EDSES DAY Bee THIRTIETE. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK Ft. all o one (1) and six (6), in square tweuty- two (22). six (6) fronts 92 feet on north stir Sua 88,10 fot or north 2oth street, and 2, 7's 2. jnare fronts 217-2 feet oa north on Water st is elixible for auy purpose. i ret be offered for sale together and it y ais not ‘obtained ed they then be of- roveinents,, Pirhe lots wil ‘of sale: One-third purchase money in cash: balance in twoequal instaliments at one and two years, with interest y sae evidenced by ai M the purchaser at the time of sale. Terme ‘ofeale must be rom ied with within ten (10) days after day of sale, or the Trustees will resell at the : and Gres Gon Fete purchaser upon the rine specified in se =" “Tucldent to, these lots are valuable riparian rights el by parties in ees which are now before the supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to which the thaser Will succeed. y THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee, Fed LEWARD WILMAR TIN Trosten, as ‘810 New Hainpebire ave. 5.w. ¥ AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIR- Pee PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we Dremines SLOT 46, SQUARE. 3. Lor feet on Boundary, with a' re depth $2 feet, improved by Z-atory Brick, 5 rooms, Terme: One-third cash: balance in one and two years, le semi-annually and to be secured b: trust on premises, or all cash, st option rchaser. posit of $200 at time of sale. Conveyanci (serge ie cout. Terms to be complied wit! ye, otherwise right reserved A > fee., at in ten 1d to resell at riak and coat of defaulting purchaser, after five days? public notice ce — ia some Dewspaper published in Wash- ccto-dads __DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers._ ppescassos BROS. Auctioneers. TRUSTERS' SALE OF A SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 630 8 STREET NORTHWEST, UC" Je By virtue of a dred of trust to us, dated February 7, 1889, and recorded im Liber, No: Tits folio Oo ck seq., of the land records iu ant tor the District of Co- anibia api at the ceauest of the party. secured the by. we wil sit at public auction i front of te pre ines on WEDNENDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY ¢ OCTOBER, A.D. Sse. at HALE-PAST FOU "CLOCK P.M, the west tulf cf lot numbeved thirt eight (58) in Shreve et al. subdivision of square num- ered tour huudred and forty-eigat (448) Tuy 223, 1844, and recorded in Liber N.K., folio the records of the Surveyox"s office of said District, anid half of gaid Lot baving a trontaze of 1 a3) t eon (1! feet on N street and « depth of 105 teet 9 iuches, with & public alley 18 feet wide at side aud rear and iin. proved by a Two-atory Brick Howse, ‘Terms of sale: Oue-third cush and the balance, and two years with iuterest at 6 per cent, p semi-annually and recured by deed of trust ¥ mire eqiitved at sale. If the terms of sale are not tuliy complied with within fifteen days after the day of sale che property will be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purcpaser by giving five days’ notice of such resale in the Even- ‘Star news 4 — ALBERT F. FOX enue A och _ _THIS EV fpncmas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE ora COLLECTION OF BOOKS, AMERICAN, 4 EDICAr, THE MEDICAL cory "MISCELLANEOUS. uae VALUABLE AND T TOBE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FIRST,1889, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M, ar AUCTION ROOMS, ELEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The collection is now ready for cxamination. EXECUTORS’ SALE OF HOUSE No. 927 0 STREET. Under and by virtue of tue last will of Jacob Scheif- ley the undersigued executors Will soll at public w Lon, in front of the preinives, on MONDAY the ELEV- ENTH DAY OF NOVEMBEL, 188¥,ut FOUK OCLC! P.M., Lot 13 (13) in samuel’ Kedtern’s recorded sub- division of square three hundred aud sixty-six (6b). Lot 13 is improved by a three-story brick house. ‘Lerms of sale: One-third in cash, resiaue at one aud two years. The purchaser's notes to be viven for the deferred payiuents and to bear interest from day of sule at G per ceut per annum, payable semi-annusily, and to be secured ou the propérty sold, to the satisfac. tion of the undersigned executors, oF all cash at the option of purchaser. A deposit of ¥ be made when bid is accepted and terins of aale to be fully com- plied with in ten days tuereafter; otherwise the execu- lors reserve the right to seil at the risk aud cust of the detuulting purchaser, Couveyaucing and recording at ‘out. CHnISiIAN G. SCHNEIDEK, Executor, 120% F st, uv. CHARLES EDMONSTON, Exec.tor, 611 G KUSTEES' SALE OF PaOVED PaOPERTY, ET NORTHWEST. VERY VALUABLE IM No. 1111 FLETEEN Tt 3 party secured thereby, we will o ihe premises, on MONDAY. NOVE. 1889, ar FIVE O'CLOCK P.M ser property in the city of Columbia, known and de uuuubered 214: Beeinning for the aame at a point 1U~ teet J inches north from the southwest corner or said square: runing thence north 10 feet # inches : theuce east 70 feet 4j inches; thence south 10 fect 9 iuches, and theuce west 71 feet 6 inches to the place of be- wanting. Sold subject to a certain deed of trust to se- Cuxe the sum of $500 aud interest. ‘Terms of wale: One-half cash ani the balance in six mouths with mterest at 6 per centum per annum, or all cash, at the optign of the purchaser; Tequired at time of sale, All conveyan chaser's cost, ‘Teru:s jp be complied with iu 15 days or the proverty: will be Hbeold'at risk and cost of delete ing purchaser. KUEUS D. Mt 24ES E. ML JA _0030-w.nkds BER ELEVENTH, the tollowinw-de- of Washington, istrict ribed as part of square 1 will offer for sale, in front of the p: on FR) AY, the FIRST Day OF NOVEMBEI 1 HALF-PaST FOUK O'CLUCK P.M. Lot 16,1 block Higglato0™ Dherman's subdiviniga “of ‘Lerins of sale: One-third cash and the balance and two years, with interest at 6 ber cent, pa semi-annually, or wil cash, ut the option of ‘the pure baser. Que liuudred doilars deposit at time of sale, All conveyancing st purchaser's cost. Terms complied with in fifteen day: ocwS-déds GEO. W. STICK Auctioneer. BEA, LSs0, at Columbis to be NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE oF VED PROPERTY ON BRIDG!. s AR THE NEW Bribor ar ouon ree & decree of the Supreme Court of the lumbia, passed iu equity cause No. 24, docket 30, we Will well ou! TCE: tH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 188, in front Heh tha and Taierentor te paris So hace st of the to uae tu and to all tho followine deerited reat este ie CHANCERY ‘PO Ne. D. Georgetown, District of Columbia, to wit: Parts of jots numbered eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen und fitteen, in Peter, Beatty, Threlkeld sud Deakin's ad- dition to Georgetown,” Begining a fe strees at the worthwest corner of said lot Arteen aud ink east with said south line of Bridze cet, wore oF the west boundary Fert formeriy owned by Win. I. Dyer, thence south by aud with said west Doundary line to. ‘the north line of the laud condemned for the Use of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, thence west by and With the north lin of the land so condemued to the east Line of Lingan street, and thence with said cast line north to the place of beainn: Of said ey nae improved by a Large Brick House, ‘Terms, as prescribed by hase xurchane ingiey in ceal vid the tanlaie is thisee equal eat Fastalmente in twas . wise nat equal eughteen and twenty-tour moMths, respectively, frou the Promissory notes sbali be given to Leer tateres! perceut peranpum from the day of sale and to be secured by deed of tfust upon the property. suld, ut, at the option of the purchaser, the whole or auy. yreuter oportion tha one-third of the yutchase money 1uay- asd in cash. |The property will be first offered ax se will be afteved in porecla of which agtat wit ved in parcels, of which a plat wi ted at the tine of hale. If the same. be sold six 1 be Fe ign ot be copoate of $500 will be Geen the ey rele, yer uy cach patcel sold will be Teqhived “All convepanerae: tobeat the cost of the purchaser. If the terns of sale are uot complied with inten. icy® from the of sale the pro] y Will be resold at ¢! Fisk and evel detuntting tarchascr atte Sipe" notice in he ve Ihe Bes a puke 1218 Comaross at, and Keridall Building. CH. v a Chagas ‘Trustee, oc22 ata B21 436 wt. awe : Anctioneer, 936 F st. SALE OF JUST NORT! IMPROVED AND UNIM. y E STREeT SDAY the ing on the south wide of ai soe FP Ue | ke ime o S oe ' ©, Opposite city Post Office, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION. Important sale of an elegant collection of Household Goods, &c., at sanction, without regard to weather, at our sslesroon THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST, AT TEX AM. Being effects of a party leaving city. BED-ROOM SETS, IN ANTIQUE OAK, ASH AND WALNUT; ONE ELEGANT MAHOGANY BUFFET, MIBROR (82x45) BACK: ONE ASH AND TWO WALNUT SIDEBOARDS: CRUSHED PLUSH AND COMBINATION PARLOR SUITES, FINE LACE CURTAINS, MUSICSTAND, EBONY AND ANTIQUE OAK BOOK SHELVES, CHERRY SIDEBOARD, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FANCY DESK, MANTLE CLOCK, PORTIERES, FEATHER, SHUCK AND HAIR MATTRESSES, BLANKETS, TOILET AND OTHER WARE, FORTY NEW AND SECUND-HAND STOVES, &c., WITH A LARGE QUANTITY OF OTHER EFFECTS, IN GOOD CONDITION AND WORTHY THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF BUYERS. at Ww ER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, TOILET 8E° BAKrTiaN Vases, AND LAMPS, &c., &C. ROW. OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST, at res ootoae A-M.. we shail sell at our Sales Room, comer of 10th street id ‘ivania avenue north west, the above consignment; to be sold without re- serve. Ladies specially invited to the sale, Ladies spec it__ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Aucts. po DOWLING, Auctioneer, Southwest corner of Penns. sve. and 11th st. n.w. SECOND ANNUAL CATALOGUE SALE OF AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF GENUINE ORIENTAL CARPETS, RUGS AND HANGINGS, BOTH MODERN AND ANTIQUE AND OF ALL SIZES. THIS IS A RECENT IMPORTATION AND I8 CONSIDERED THE FINEST LOT OF TURE- 18H RUGS AND CARPETS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY, EMBRACING MANY LARGE, RARE AND VALUABLE CARPETS. THE ENTIEE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 AND NOVEMBER 1, 1889, COMMENCING AT 11 AM. AND 3 P.M. EACH Day, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, SOUTHWEST CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET. GRAND EXHIBITION DAY PRIOR TO SALE. EVERY PIECE WABRANTED 48 REPRESENTED. THOMAS DOWLING, oc28-3t AUCTIONEER. ATALOGUE SALE oF. GENUINE IMPORTED ANTIQUE AND MODERN ¥ ORIENTAL ta: ANS PORTIERES, ing of 0 LOT. ER x And named in part as foliows: PERSIAN AND TURKISH CARPETS. CANDAHAR KUGS. 1» &C., &C. ‘We will sell the above fine collection of Rugs and Portieres of recent importation within our Auction Rooms, oth and D streets uorthweat, commenct THURSDAY MORNING,OCTOBER THIKT\-FIRST, EVEN O'CLOCK, and continuing in the AFTER- Nat THREE O'CLUCK, AL FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST and SECOND, me hours. On Exhibition WED: TIETH, 1880. the attention of buyers to this sale. \e8 ready on duy of exhivition. AN! BOs. ‘Auctioneers. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED D REAL ExtATE IN THe VASHINGTON, D.C., BELONGING 1 THE ESTATE OF THE LALE LEWIS THOMAS, 1y and 320. 9. . Sub lot A and part of sub lot 3. ofsdecree of the Supreme Court of the dus of October, virtue District of Columbia made on the Jd 1SSY, iD acuuse therein pending numbered 118: 6 Washinytou, District of Columbia, and known Upon ne viat 3 wuid cay a8 they are respectively berematter scribed. On THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY-ONE, at PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., Lots numbered mn (1T), emhteen (13), uty (20), in square eighty-nine (489), ac: square inade by Daniel Breut et al, commissioners, upon petition of Notley \oung, and recorded in parti- Mon docket No. 1, folio 3H et _seq., of the records of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, These lots will be sold separately. corner of 10th and G etrects southwest and are very Sea A hed as is improved by a Two-story Utie Frame Dwelling. Immediately thereafter Lots numbered eighteen (18) aud uineteat (14), mm satiate Rumbered three hundred y, (390), sccurdiug to the partition of said square made by Dantel Brent et al.. commisei Nipou petition ct Notley Younx. apd Fecorded in pm tion docket No. ‘ ley’s subdivision’ of square numbered three in an Atty-four (4354), recocued in Liber N.K., folio 246, of the records of the Surveyor's office of the suid Dis- trict. ‘This lot fronts on 1th st. between E apd F sts, ww. and is improved by Two 4wo-story Brick dmnicediately thereafter all that part of Lot num- bered three (3) in said square 354 contained witl the following metes aud bounds: Beginning for suuue ut @ point on 11th «treet distant 111 feet and iuches norch from the southwest corner of the square, uud ruining thence uorth ~5 feet and ¥ inches’ slong 11th st, ‘hence east 100 feet, thence south 25 feet and ¥ inches, and thence west 100 feet to the place of beginning. Mf with at. and is improved by ‘Thia ut also frouts on Two Two-story Brick Dwellins ‘the terms uf sale, as prescribed by law, ate, in each case, these: One-third of the purchase money ob the day of wale, one-third in one year nd one-third in two years thereafter, with interest at 6 per cent per sunum, the deterred payments to be secured to parties, sccording to ‘ir wood nud saiticient morteace uyou the prem'ses, fold, which shall be subject to the approval of the court, All conveyauctiy and recording at pare cost.” ‘The trustee will resell at purchaser's cost unless teras Of wale are complied with in days from duy of sale. B. ROSS PERR: ocl8-d&de Feudal Bailing. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE bri STORY BRIC! VELLING, 1 - TEENTH STREET NORTH ERY. ra By virtue of a deed of trust dated the D. 1888, and recorded in [ber No. 1314, “ ‘TO-MORROW. SALE rv SUBUR- ALE. 01 a PBUR- rivin. wt ‘we wifi sll ia front of the ‘AND 28, IN ADDITION TO UNIONTOWN, soa re brick peremente to street care und Lot ® fronts Wits section of Uniontown ieepialy tm on of ta 4 <I Former One-tuind coaht balanee te eke tot two irs, notes to bear Sper cent interest. payable semi- (08. reauired on each Jo sGenverancine, post . ; ex, at cont of purchaser. DUNCARSON BROS. t Auctioneers “<4 FORD W. W. R” Heal Eatats Agent, 1006 F street N SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED RTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 117 BSTREET UTHEAST. 80) 1 will offer t in it the TEEBSDAT, be atin i nor Balror cero: 1888. at FIVE O'C! K P. M., Lot lettered 732, improved by a 3-story and Base- jouse. of »ale easy, and made known et time of sal if will be Feguites, Terme to be com) aa GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct. FFICE OF WASH'N DANENHOWE! oO ‘Real Estate and inowrenee” Broker, 1115 Fet. ow. RY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE NEW HT. M BRICK DWELLINGS, KNOWN AS 1624 SIXTH ST. N.W., S80, tEOCH OCLOCK Pet will eal in fant ot ise avi meat 3) 2s 5 premises, to the highest bidder, the sbove de- ecrived property. FFIOE OF WASH'N DANENHOWER, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER, No. 1119 BUILDING FIRST AND WE HUNDKED FRET DEEP ALLEY, AND FOUR ELE- THON SIXTH STREET BE- Satay MEP FEET FOUR AND A-HALF FOOT ALLEY. 1 NOVEMBER SECOND, at, FOUR will sell to the bighest bidder, in remises, all of original Lot 18 in square AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, at HALF- PAST S0Ui Pals Twill ecto tie hae aden t of Lots 18 and 19 on the '-street street lots atthe Sroperties will be Raut cout of defaulting ong Conve} St cost of purchaser. er wi furnish Cotten Title Co.'s guarantee oon z a W, (NGTON DANENH®@W! THOMAS DOWLING, Auctouee? TCLIFFE. DARR & CO., (FORMERLY WITH DUNCANSON BROS.) AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ASD EFFECTS BY AUCTION, CONSISTING IN BOF HEAVY WALNUT PRAME PARLOR ENTS 0 @ ST. N.W. ON 'RIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST, 1889, BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK, we wiil sell at he above-named residence, all the household effects co: tained therein, — the property of a lady leaving the city, and to which we invite general attention. as the furniture and carpets are all in elegant condition. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, Terms cash. oc29.; ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. VINES, LIQUO! Cia. FANCY BAR BOT- “EE iin Cee ae ak FIXTURES, KEFRIGERATORS, &c., ac, AT AUCTION on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., we sball sell at No. 237 Penn- Piutepartiaily euumerated sbove so te Lickeat Ubider enumera: ve, to the bighes! for Seub SOWALTEA B WILLIAMS & CO. it PRO! TS NORTHWEST, BE- 11TH STREET AND X, NOVEMBER FIFTH, FOUR O'CLOCK, we will sell in front 5 1103 E 8 On TUESDAY AF TERNOO! at HALF-PAST of the premises E street north, and improved Brick Bt Nos. and 502 lsh street aud Dwelling No. 1103 § atrect "This Corner ia very desirable for business purposes 7 corner is and can be improved by's ne building or can reiain as now under Terms: ‘Onerbird cash,balance in one and two years, notes to bear 6 percent interest, payable semi-aunue ally, and tw be secured by deed of trust on preusises or t option of purchuser. A deposit of #500 jred at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c..at parchaset . Terms to be complied with in ten days; other- Wies resale at tink aud cost of detaulting after fee oo ys" notice of = rose je iu some news- Paper publis! in W: p (ds DUNCANSO ‘ocz8-d VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CO: MANDING A VIEW OF ARLINGTON,’ FO! MEYER AND MILE: THE PUTOM. VEK, BELN 3014 PROSPECT AVENUE, NS, NOV. FOURTH, 1889, ly LOCK, in frout_ of the ‘vremises, Ts nublic auction, Lut 3%, in Peter Bea ‘Threlkelds' sddition ‘to George’ of 20 feet, by a depth of 120 feet. and um- ke three-story brick dwelling, with rn finprovements, being No, 3314 Prospect ave- nye. Georgetown, D.C. “i sana: One-thint cash, balance in one and two yeare, ith notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trast; or all casts, ut option of purchaser. All convey= ancinig and recording at purchaser's coat: $200 de- Posi ¢ time of sale. THOMAS DOWLING, A\ . \UMAS | uctioneer, JAUGENE D. CARUSI & CO. quired at ats ‘Real Estate Brokers, Cor. 10th and E ste.n.w. N y NEW DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT NEAR ON ous MARION’ sy ‘AS No. STREET NOKRIMWESL, WASHINGTON, D.C., FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ity docket “9, 1 will, as trustee in suid conse, tue of a deed of tmst recorded in liber No. Sepnilie auction to the highest aud best bidder there: | 1201, folio 38, of the land fecuse for the Diseiice of pee at the tines ens ey Cy C . a * i. e saoee eck fp see stpaie upon the te: herein iF Bpeein le jun in fron! ni! ol % Towing Jote of ground, the all situated in the city of | BEN FIRST, 188. "CLOCK P.M, lot mut. 23 . 10 ‘bered one hundred and twenty-four (124), in Eugene Carusi and Willium J, Miller, trustees’, subdivisiun, in square numbered four hundred and forty-four (444), as recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia in book 14, nowe 161. Terms of male; One-third of the purchase money cash, balance iu two equal installments at oue (1) two (2) years. The purchaser will be required to give bis promissory potes for the deferred payments, Uear- i terest at the rate of U per cet per annum, pay- able semi-annually, abd secured by ‘a deed of trust uy the property. down when the property is wold. ca te the purchaser. ‘ 486 Louisian —— WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, oct2dedls HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTSON BETWEEN | TWENT’ IHST AND BECOND STREETS NOK THWEST On MONDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH, 1889, HALF PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P.M., in front of Premises, I w iil ne!! lots 30 to 34 inclusive, each fronting <0 feet on O st. between 21st ol a@ rare opportunity to secure buil itis locality that is rapidly increasing ia ree "Fermin: 'y cash _weeeete toon EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, wi6 F st, TRUST! SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED MEALESTATE TN POUAE 401, ON EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN L AND’ M STREETS ROKIMWEST, BEING “HOUSE NO. 1128 ebinterend oy cine of 0, Seat of tr, AD. 1351, at 9 et wea. of records of District ‘af Columbia, aad ot the request of the party secured thereby, we will ‘suction, in front of, the AY, the SEVENTH DAY OF HALE-P/ Ni ‘Aue, follows ___AUCTION SALES. ___| AUCTION SA FurUn TCLIFFE, DARR & CO. R* (Pormeriy with Duscanson Bros) AUCTIONEERS. TEMPORARY OFFICE IN WASHINGTON SAFF 916 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W., ARE PREPARED 10 CONDUCT SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES, STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE AT STORES, &c AND BOLICIT OF OUR FRIENDS AND THE PU LIC THEIR PATRONAGE IX OUR SFVEKAL BRANCHES. A COMBINED EXPERIENCE OF 32 YEARS IN THE GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON. ON OR ABOUT NOVEMBER 1, 1889, WILL OPEN OUR NEW AND COMMODIOUS AUCTION AND STORAGE ROOMS AT 820 PENN. AVE. N.W. FINEST FACILITIES AND MOST COMPLETE APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY. JAS. W. RATCLIFFE. CHAS. W. DARE. _024-6t RATCLIFFF, DARK & CO. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY, 80.373 EIGHTH SPREE NORTHEAST. AE By virtue of Pht eof a eed, of trust to of the Land Records im and for the District of .» of the Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby. we will sell at public auction, in trunt premises, on FRIDAY, THE KIGHTH DAY OF EMb § B as8o) st MALE-PAST. id LOCK P.M... a'part of fot “1 in Wi eda trustee's, sutdivisten of ofigins! Jote nate (3. to ten (10), inclusive, in square uumbered nine hundred and sixteen (916), according to the plat of said subdivision duly fed itr the office of the tly records Yeyor of the District of Columbia in liber W.F. 12. Tear line of eaid lot; thence suuth fourteen (14) feet Bve and oue- q (S'g) inches; thence west one hundred Rive (LOB) ‘feet one (1) inch to the east line of Sth artar (Sy) ochre to the verienlbe, on 3 to nibe, it 7, Bee liber follo B4, pn ng ad ed by a oest tws-ctorMirswelees ee ed bya ors nase, Tk ee Bale: ve hi dollars cash, bal- EDWARD W. DOXN, > THOMAS W. FOWLER 20.22.58 -St Ss ICANSON BROS., Auctioneers, USTEE’S SALE OF LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA BETWEEN THIKD AND FOURTH STREETS bOUTHEAST. easterly 4: fects thence north about Y erly 58.97 feet to Penusylyania ave.: thence sour easterly slong ssid avenue 43.79 feet. thence south- S feet to place of beginning, coutainime u ‘aquare feet. Terms of sale: One-third cash, the residue in one and two years, in stallments, evidenced by the Promissory notes of the purchaser, beaTiux date as of theday Of sale, with iutetest at 0 percent persona: and secured by reserved lien ur deed f trust Property, in the discretion of the yurchaser sbould so Spon. be . are of pur- chaser to comply with said terms within two weeks from day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at risk and cost of fcizaitine, urchaser. EDWARD 8. McC NT, Trustec, oct5-d&ds. 472 La ave. HOMAS DOWLIN SALE OF VALUABLE U SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, DIATELY SUUTH OF THE By virtue District PROVED LUT ON IN SQUARE IMME- CAPILOL. of a decree of the Supreme Court of the passed iu the of Columnbis, Shscreipned tromtee, Sill call, Undersighed trustee will $l front Of the prem c rel DAY of NUVE MBER, the following-descril cause of Bulger 5.358 eqnity, the Public suction, in on ENDAX, the SIXTH S89, at FOUR O-CLOCK FM. corner of igt,and running thence south thirty-three (33) feet three (3) inches; thence west the = Seer lot incece moran, Sires cites ct (3) inches: thence east to the piace of beginning. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash in six (6) and twelve (12) months, the deferred payments to bear in- it the rate of seVeu (7) per cent from the of sale. or ail cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing st the cost of she parcheost iT. A deposit of 2100 required at the time of suie. If the terms of sale are pot complied with iv ten days the serves the right to reseji at the risk of a Trustee, Pure! JOHN FEN octo-10t 4 wisiuna ave. Hocse & Heranaxy's EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. HOUSE KEEPERS: LET US REASON TOGETHER. AT THIS SEASON CF THE YEAR, WHEN FOR THE BODILY COMFORT OF YOUR- SELVES AND YOUR CHILDREN, THE PURSE 1S TAXED TO ITS UTMOST, YOU NEED FUR- NITURE OF VARIOUS KINDS. POSSIBLY YOUR PARLOR, FOR WANT OF A SUITEOR CARPET, PRESENTS A SHABBY AND UN- COMELY APPEARANCE, NOT AT ALL IN HARMONY WITH YOUR SURROUNDINGS; YOUR OTHERWISE INVITIRG DINING BOOM MAY NOT BE GRACED BY A SIDE- BOARD-AN INDISPENSABLE REQUISITE IN EVERY WELL-ORDERED HOUSE—on, HAPLY, YOUR WINDOWS ARE UNADORNED WITH EXQUISITE LACES, AND YOUR HOMES THROUGHOUT COLD AND CHEFRLESS! TIME WAS WHEN SUCH INCONVEN- IENCES WERE UNAVOIDABLE, BUT UNDER THE VARIOUS AND MANIFOLD METHODS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YOU CAN READILY AND WITH AN IN- SIGNIFICANT OUTLAY OF READY MONEY BE RELIEVED OF THESE ANCIENT IN- FELICITIES AND YOUR HOMES BE MADE COMFORTABLE, ATTRACTIVE AND PLEAS- ANT TO BEHOLD. OUR THREE COLOSSAL STORES HAVE AGAIN BEEN REPLENISHED TO THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL MANNER OF HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES, WHICH WE OFFER TO ALL RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS UPON CREDIT, GRANTING EACH CUSTOMER THE PRIV- ILEGE OF DICTATING THE TERMS UPON WHICH SHE MAY WISH TO PURCHASE. WHY WILL YOU HESITATE TO PROPERLY ENJOY LIFE DURING THE DREARY MONTHS OF WINTER WHEN THE LIBEK- ALITY OF OUR OFFER 18 KEPT STEADILY BEFORE YOU AND OUR TERMS ARE SO EASILY COMPLIED WITH? HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 921 and 923 7th st. and 636 Mam. sve aw, se2-4m DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Sas he yards: 18e. Wg }ruit-of-the-Loom Bleached Cotton, Si¢c. ie annel Suite, double width, 25, oa pe Double White eee BEE ai, 200 Ib.; extra good, -wool Fiannel » 1% yards wide, G0c, [SS assortment of and Stripes in Dress ‘ap extra bergain, 20c. RESET ones sae cones vou a eee Gases Sorms Scoon us dated September recorded in liter 1341, folie SRM. et | _ HOTELS. HOTEL 45> Pennsylvania ave eRe an Cat Oe Board aud Koom, 68 Fack B. _ * r. 500. QUETtErE Tor Nigbtacers rates @1 0 and G2. #0 to #10. runs stanes igpoints of interest: . a sy Ae WEBSTER, 313 18TH ST. NW. HEAD- . Arlingvon 2.50 p.m. 4A. DEWITT, Prop. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, PD. ©, WM. E. Davi Ms . Lhomasville, Ga, BUBLONG, Windeor tote, hee ton oy oc Ll -eort He™ ROANOKE, ROANOKE VA_ — SHADE IND. v LURE! W.Va TELD INN, Bive! The above Houses are located ina bow at the attention of « throurhont the It does the very best opportunity fut profitable investments. Hotels are modern, ughly equipred houses and offer especial adVantaxre to the healt gd sportamen. Lacellest shooting. Fas, So FRED. EF FOSTER, Manager. Roanoke Va. oy SEALSKIN GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED imto Newest Styles, New see! onder by the Minors CUNNINGMA’ Piers, 1510 Sth et hw, between 0. seem FRONT: FRONTSITE Just the thing for Summer Always tn order by puincomtins, c hk Style ceil ek the omis_ee- Titdishea place an the city. Mine. VALMONT" Mar “ ine Lace Cirtains ® specialty. Prices Teseouavie aes + 2m" GEEMAN, FAVouS, GAP xc Napkins. Toys, New Sorap Pictures, Gaues, Piudies Gold Paint Metallics, saterials ‘Making Paper F 4, Silver Tingel: Lauterus, ec." J. JAY GOULD, 421 Ob st press SHEXCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ING LABLISHMENT, 15 * are Pes baat and Gents’ w Seat wen. Flush, Velvet NebLig Nb, CAROLINE “Likes, re St 4 turterly Packet J $y inde Lyed without hvening a Specialty. ‘Gouds caliod TL WOOL GALMEN TR, dyed a gual mvuruing a4 87.50! Yea, sir, that's the price—and an excellent Suit it i® —substantial, all wool, Scotch weave; Just the thing for business, and heavy enough for the severest weather tm this climate. W-s-s-l, wrap it up. Thanks! Now what about Overcoate—lots of "em, sir—lotsof ‘em, Fors starter here's a heavy Tweed Overcoat at 85.57. An Excellent storm Coat at 96. "Ed ton mnt, Can't-wear-‘em-out Chinchilla Overcoste at $8.25. Strictly Dress Overcoats, light shades, medium Weirhts, Silkand Satin Lininys, handsome enovr, stylish enough, genteel aud clewant enough to mect the requirements of Une most fastidious tastes, Your choice, sir, at £10.60, ‘Cape Coste for little men. Yea, sir; quite a variety First and foremost in the race is a strong aud sub- stantial Cape Coat of Vermont Melton, at e285, Next in order ts, lish and sightly Cape Coat, strictly All'wool Ubevict st " - $3.00 Aatnoe, ‘“ Permit me to show yon rig line of Sack Suits, rang: price ‘fro: aL LARS AND NEVENTS FIVE CENTS tc THENTIS TRMES DOLLAMS ASD TIELX CENTS ber Suit A splendid ewer ‘of Cutaway Suits from EIGHT POLLAKS | “AND CENTS st ry SEVENTY FIVE 2 to WENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND VIFT CENTS » NE T Suit, AL reget line of Prince Albert Suits trom TWEL' DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENT vo THIKTY DOLLAKS AND FIFTY CENTS A SUIT. “Thauks, ever so much, but I have seen enough te convince nie that I aur in'the RIGHT PLACE” SUCH IS THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT. VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR O27 and 92v 7th st. uw, Comer Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK. ‘Open Seturdeys until 11 pan Usrrecevesten Arrractiox: OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTER LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Tncorporated by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise ° pert of the present State Constitution in IS79 byan overwhelming popular Vote. Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take piace Seui- ually (June and December), and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBEK DRAWINGS tske ny Of Ue other tet: mouths of the year, and are all drawn, iu public at the Academy of Music,’ New Orleans, La, FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS FOR LN OF ITS DRAWINGS AND PRO: MENT OF PRIZES, Attested ss follows "We do hereby certify thot we aw yerviee the arrang mente for all the monthly anc Sewi-Annual Drawings The Lonnsiana stote Lattery Company, and im manage and contro! the Drawinge themaeives, and she mame are conducted with homenty. Jaxrness, and vad Faith Woward ali Parties, Gui! we authorize the Come PANY be wwe thas cert cate, with Fac-emiles Ff our mgm natures attached, im its advertisements” Commiasioner., i Bonks and Bankers, witi pay orton Louirinna State Lotteries “hich may be presented a’ owr ov uters. BM. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisians National Bao, PIERRE EASACX, Pres. Nations! Bank GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1%, 188% CAPITAL PRIZE, $300.000. chets at T) Dollars exch: Dishes of Treaty, Daltare seach: J 100,000 ei0: Suaricrse #5, Teuths, List OF luv PRIZES OF 200 PRIZES OF aoa peer ee ORE DOLLAR is the of the smallest pert or fraction of a Ticket BY US iu ny Drow ‘Dollar se swindle oclG-wkequ Mosr Ix Denaxn werent as on AND ae 2S St ae Also « fine of CAPES, in Seal, Perstansy SEAL 6100 and 6115. FUR Cares: up to Call and sce pretty things we have iq ae ee,