Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1889, Page 6

ds 3 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, CITY AND DISTRICT. POINTERS. If you want a Lot, If you want Board, If you want a Store, -If you want Rooms, If you want a House If you want Lodgings, If you want a Tenant, If you want a Boarder, If you want to Lend Money, Jf you want to Borrow Money, If you want to Sell Anything, Uf you want to Buy Anything,— Advertise the fact in The Eveung Star, OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE. Men Who Pay Taxes on a Good Deal of Property. THE SHOWING OF THE LAST TRIENNIAL ASSESS- MENT—TAXPATERS WHO ARE ASSESSED FOR AMOUNTS RANGING Prom $20,000 To $30,000. ‘Tux Stan ou Saturday published a list of tax payers who under the new assessment pay taxes on real estates to the value of $30,000 or more. ‘The following list comprise those whose real estate is assessed at less than $30,000 but more than $20,000. City of Washington. Asa Owen Aldis. Carl Auerbach. Emma Audenreid. George C. Ames. Ira C. Allen... Jobn P. Ardeeser. Henry J. Albers. John Angerman John B. Alley... Joseph Anthony Margaret Aylmer. Robert 8S. Avery Sebastian Aman. Byes BE BeSSessessseses George Bergling.. Gustav A. Buhler. Henry Brock =. James T. Bradford. James FP. Barbour. Joseph P. Eradley. Joseph and C: John E. Bealt. John G, Barther. James G. Bowen Annie M. C. Brooke. Aaron H. Bucher T. Browning... nk P. Burke. ‘a Botsch Barrett . Barstow tus B. Coppes ... Cragin Carter. « Eugene Carasi. Elizabeth Cullinane ec W. Cochran. . ge F. Cutter Heory C. Coburn Harriet L. Coyle... Joseph Casey. Jobn Cameron... Jobu Cassels, trustee. James OU. Clephane Julia A. Cox....... James W. Corcoran. John T. Combe. John W. Corson John F. Cullinane . Mary F. and Coas. H.. jr., Cragin Velindw M. Chapman. Mary Q. Cambell Mary Ann Cox, Mary A. Cushing... Mary Ella Cullinane. Nathan B. Clark. Nathaniel eve Columbia National bank. Oella Chappel. Sally Carroll... Samuel! Caugh ‘Thomas Cogan. Titian J. Coffes Walter L. and Helen Benjamin H. Duvall Charles D. Drake... Frencis Denmead.. Henry Douglas... John C. Davidson. John F. Dyer... Madeline V. Dahlgren. Timothy D. Daley Richard Delatield, - Ruth Carr Denison Reuben B. Detrick. phia E. Douglass Wuliam W. Danenhowe William 0. Denison BB SESSBEB SE288F | Aguusta Markley Robert RB. Hitt and William W. Phelj Rebecca E. Hyatt. Sarah A. Thomas L, Hume. Virginia C. Huiderkope: William A. Henderson. William W. Hough. . Henry an. . BarLara T. Jue: Elihu E. Jackson and 5 Geo. W. and William W. Johnson. . Isaac B. Jones...... J, Harrison Johnson. . Mattie Waller Johnson. Noah L. Jeffries... 25,255 William P. Jenks . 27,028 William H. Johnson 25,047 Wilham P. Johnston. 20,152 Jones T. Jones. . 20,052 Conrad Kauffman. 253 Charles W. King. 23,948 Charles mons.. David King. jr. 22,763 Geo. E. Kirk. . 25,409 John A. Kasson. 20,241 Justus Kaiser. 22,286 Jacob Karr... 23,286 John C. Kennedy. 23,928 James Kelleher. 7% ++ 22,827 Jobu Blake Kendall. 25,147 Minne Kepple 22000 ‘inna Keppler . Samuel We aud 25,163 Sarah Krafft... 20,357 Sarah V. Knot 20,535 ‘Thomas King. 23,782 Avarilla Lambert. 27,909 Aemater Testing a Th say lexander Lea ham an jomas Widdicombe.. 24,991 DeWitt C. Lawrence. . Ernst Loettier. Francis Lamb. Francis W. Lowery Henry A. Lockwoo John A. Loring. John B. Lord Jane Lynch. Kate Laughiin Louisa Losekam. Mary K. Lenthaii., Margeretta P. Leech Mary Ann Lynn. Patrick Lynch. Robert H. 'l. Leipold Samuel E. Lewi ‘Tolbert Lanston. Allan McLane. Auna S. Mallett’. Albert F. Marsh. Angeline M. McMillan. Charlotte L, Munro. . Damtel McFarlan .. Edmund E. Masson Francis Mattingly Frances D, Me. George Mason. George Mai Henry Miller James MeGrann, . James H. McKenney James Miller. Jacob Mille: - Jacob W. Miller John A. Milburn. James C. McGuire Jeremiah Murphy. Kate U. Moorhead Lucy J. Maynard Louis G. Marini. Lydia P. McDona! Lloyd Moxte Lindsay Muse Miriam Maxwell. Mary Miller . Morris Murphy. Patrick Moore Vacitic P. Muliett. Rebecea KR. Meiien. Rufus A. Morrjson. Theodore F. McCauley Theodosus B. M. Mason. Thomas A. Mitcheil... : William W. McCullough, William Mueh- leison.. Kimball, trust... William W. Metcalf. William Miller... William C. Morriso National Bank of Washington. Charles Nordboff. John G. Nicolay James L, Norris Michael Nolan. National skating rink company, hington T. Naflor lenry Orth. James F. Oyster. ee Nehemiah G. Ordway.... Pacificus Ord Robert O'Nei Alice C. Palme America G. Pedrick. Benjamin K. Plain Charles B. Pearson Daniel W. Prentiss Elmeda L. Putnam Fanny Washburn Payson James G. Payne. Julia T. Peck. Jobn A. Prescott... Levin M. Powell. Melvin D. Peck. Martha 8. Pomeroy. Peter Purker..... Richard C. Parker. . Smith Pettit and James Dripps. Smith Pettit and other Seth L. Phelps. 21,300 25,469 } 6 | Alexander Ray 25,481 21,775 Sarah A. Tiffany. . Seymour W. Tullock. Sarah P. Tyrer. Virginia N. Taylor William R. Thomas. iy United States electric lighting company 20,458 Charles H. Van Wyck............ : 28,055 F. C. Van Vliet and others, trustees. 24,977 George Voneiff. 22.433 Charles White 24,591 Charles T. and 20,515 David A. Watterson 22,853 Eugenia P. Warre: 23,865 Elizabeth Willson 22,035 24,801 20,562 G. 8, Wormley. 24,997 Annie Wilson... red Augustus S, Worthington.... , Anna E. Wormley . 24,593 Ann Wollard. .... 22,071 W. G.°H, Newman and B. H. Warner, trustees ... 21,398 Charles Walter. 23,010 Washington city orp! 20,860 Catharine A. Whalen. 21,875 Calvin Witmer 23,171 Caroline B. Winslow ... 708 Charles White and others. 21,841 Wm. B. and Emily M. Webb. 26,122 Wm. Wheatley ........... 20,; Wm. H. and John T. West. 27,172 Wm. J. Wilson . 26, Wm B. Woods 20,919 Henry Kellogg Willard. 24,203 Huldah J. and Harriet L. Wi 28,047 John Webste 23,610 John G. Weide ... 22,547 James White .. 21,886 James T. Wormiey. te 20,314 Lucy A. Wheeler .. ++ 28, L. Cabell Williamson . a 23.426 Lewis A. Wood. 22,892 Mary Wall Michael I. Weller and George R-Repetti. 25,885 Robert White. . +. 26,292 Samuel T, Williams. 20,972 Thomas Wals! 21,735 ‘Theodore Wh - 23,518 | William Walter... 27,820 John YeaboWer ‘Thos. E. Young. Wm. H. Zeh... Georgetown. Columbus Alexander.................. $ Clinton Beckwith and John Quacken- bush .. « Joseph F. Birch. Stephen T. Brown. George W. Casilear Robert B. Cropley. George T. Dunlop. James Dunlop... Ysidora B, M. Dodge 24,451 Andrew and John \\ + 26,990 John Gibbons 28,601 Catherine Hot . + 20,283 Johu D. McPherson. . 20,874 John H. Smoot 25,919 Riley A. Shinn, 23,099 County—Non-Agricultural. Charles E. Banes and Henry D. Boteler, trustees...... “ Mrs. William W. James B. John: George W. Linking Max Lansburg... Catharine W. Meyer. David McClelland. Francis W. Miller, trustee. Chas. B. Pearson and John Joy Edson. trustees ....... : Mary A. Schneider Richard Smith an trustees Le Roy Tuttle, Andrew Wslic. B. H. Warner B. H. Warder. County—Agricultural, Helen B. Corkhill James D. Cameron, James Elverson.. Robert R. Elliott, trustee. Gertrnde M. Hubbard William Heine..... oo . William Bb. Jackeon and others, trustees Mra. A. J, Lyle: Francis Mattingly Florence McDevitt Potomac teura cotta rompany. George B. Starkweather. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A. B. Kelly, trustee, to Georgie D, Todd, sub 151, sq. 615; $500. M. M. Rohrer to same, lot 143, do.; $1,100. _M. G. Emery to 8. Norment, | pt. 19, sq. 28: $1,983. W. F. Lewis to W.S, Kaye, lot 7, blk. 4, Trinidad; $3.00. Same to A. J. Boyer, lot 6, do., do.; #3,000. John C, Davidson to James H. Turpin, subs $37 and 338, 8q. 213; $2,000. J. H. Turpin to ©. W. Simpson, «ub 115, #q. 628: @—. A. C. Clark to G. J. Shipley, lot 4, sq. 990; $2,380.40. Harriet N. Whitcomb’ to C. R, Smith, subs 68 to 70, #q. 858; €—. John 'T. Given to Christiana Mills, sub 15, sq. 10597 $—. H. D. Merrill et al. trustees, to W. B. Thompson, sub 60, 8q. 17 ¢ Same to I. C. Slater, lot 59, di 3 Charles Chauncey to Moncure Robinson, pt #q. 472; lots 1 and 2, eq. 473: 11, 15, 28, 28 and 16, sq. 303; $301.80,’ J. C. Davidson to John Marbury et al.. trustees, lot 342, sq. 674; £1,000. :. P. Champlin to J. 'T. Meany, lot 6, 8q. 982; @—. Jacob Jones to Carrie V. Lane, sub 97° sq. 779; $3,600, C. G. Ringwalt to’ Auna F. Holladay, pt. 11, sq. 8 945.60. ALF. Fox etal., trustes, to W. A. Young. w. 34 88, 6q, 448; 390. W. B, Kellogg toG. B, Hamilton, subs aq. 455; $3,600. Elizabeth Ebert et al. Wisner, pt. lot 4, in the “slip,” W. W.; $2,500. H. A. Gail toEllen W. Pairo, lot 1, blk’ 40, Brookland; ¢—. W. P. Kell A POSTMASTER UNDER FIRE. Startling Adventure in a Nebraska ‘Town—Poor Shooting at Short Range. A thrilling story of attempted murder and robbery is told in # report recently received from « podt office inspector. The scene of the adventure is laid ina small town in Nebraska, where therd is a post office on a mail wagon route, which is kept by the postmaster in his store. On the afternoon of the day in question the postmaster had occasion’ to be absent and his deughter, nineteen years of age, remained in charge of the premises, About half-past 5 o’clock a strange man,‘who had the appearance of a tramp, entered the store and asked the young lady {pr @ lunch, which she furnished him. - He staid in the store and ate his lunch, but did not offer to pay for it, The postmaster returned about two hours later and found the stranger still there. There he remained until about 9 o'clock when the aster remarked to him that it was now about time to close oP. ; The stranger asked how much he owed for lunch and the postmaster told him that his bill amounted to 40 cents, SHOOTING AT CLOSE QUARTERS. The tramp then inquired if he could get change for a $20 bill, and the postmaster informed him that he could, and stepping to the money drawer in the store he began to count out the change. The tramp walked up to the counter and standing directly opposite the iter thrast both hands in his pockets as if search- ing for the bill. He, however. much to the surprise of the postmaster, pulled out two re- volvers, which he pointed at that official and exclaimed in a determined voice: ‘Your money or your life. Without waiting for a reply he began blazing away at the postmaster, who stood only about four feet away. He fired ten shots in rapid succession at this short range, but only four struck the intended victim, au the most surprising feature is that none of these reached a vital part. THE WOUNDED POSTMASTER'S GRIT. One ball went into the fleshy part of the left arm, one in the right arm near the shoulder, one laid the ekin open on the outside of the throat and one laid open the skin on the side of the head over the left ear. The postmaster witb genuine western it stood up bravely under this fusilade and having no weapon at hand seized some seal weights and canned goods and returned the fire with so much vigor and effect that the tramp turned and fled from the store. When he got outside of the door he fired a parting shot back at the postmaster and then disappeared. The entire neighbor- hood was aroused to action by this cold-blooded attempt upon the life of the postmaster, but as far as learned the tramp has not been found. This affair occurred in the little town of Ad- mah, Washington county, Neb., and the post- master’s name is G. Pegan, SOLVING INDIAN PROBLEMS. Commissioner Morgan on the School and Allotment Question. Indian Commissioner Morgan in his annual report to the Secretary of the Interior, reiter- ates his well known views in regard to model- ing the system of education among the Indians upon the public school system. He would have the system adopted to the special exigencies of the Indian youth embracing all persons of school age, compulsory in its demands and uni- formly administered. He says that an effort is being twade to develop for the Indians, a non- partisan. non-sectarian school system. “Special stress,” adds the Commissioner, “is laid upon moral fitness of candidates for teacher's posi- tions, and though no religious test is applied, those are preferred who are able to exert a re- Ugious influence over their pupils,” The com- missioner thinks that pupils after leaving school should be encouraged to seek homes for themselves whenever they can find the best opportunity to eurn a living. He says that the return of a pupil to the reservation lite has a demoralizing influence, and in cases where the: return they ought to be helped and encouraged, The average attendance at all the schools last year was 11,552. LAND IN SEVERALTY, In regard to the work of allotting land in severalty to the Indians the commissioner says that since the last report the work of making allotments on the Winnebago reservation in Nebraska and the Grand Ronde reservation in Oregon has been completed. Allotment work was continued on the Crow reservation in Mon- tana, but was stopped owing to the need of addi- tional surveys, ‘fhe work on the Warm Springs reservation in Oregon will be completed in the near future, and the same muy be said of the allotments to the Absentee Shawnees and Citi- zen Pottawatomies in the Indian territory, at the Yankton reservation, Dakota, at the Nez Perce reservation in Idaho, at Devil's Lake res- ervation, Dakota, and to the united Peorias and Miamis, Indian territory. During the year 1,341 tents have been issued to the Indians of the Tavs ‘Traverse reservation in Dakota and forty- eight to the Bad river band and thirteen to members of the Lac du Flambeau band of Chippewas of Lake Superior. The report states that the work of allotment is progress- ing as satisfastorily and as rapidly as a due regard to the condition of the Indians will permit. The commissioner thinks that if the general allotment act should be amended so as to give each person, without regard to age or condition, including married women, an equal quantity, say 160 acres, it would prove satis- factory to a large majority of the Indians, and would avoid many of the difficulties which now stand in the way of inducing them to take their lands in severalty. The funds held in trust by the United States now amounts to $20,909,556. LORD SALISBURY’S SPEECH. He Warns Labor Agitators and Gives Home Rulers a Slap. Atthe lord mayor's banquet in the Guild hall, Londom Saturday night Lord Salisbury delivered an address, in which he congratu- lated the country upon the splendid expansion of its trade. The disputes between labor and D.C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 188 HE au 3 fal HH Lid ‘8 D. MORRISO! E. MASON, . ; 1431 N stow. ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CU., Auctioneera, THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT DWELLING ON younTA SIRERT BRIWEEN LAND Wow YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, No. 1108, AT K ‘CTION. IONDAY, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, at HALF- esr FOUR ‘CLOCK P.M., we shall sell in front of PAST Fo! on ses part lot No. ] in square numbered square perth of samare ‘B15, being 14 feet trout bY 106 tect Pp, more improved by a Three-story and 688 and water. ‘Cash, balance in six and twelve months for notes bearing interest trom or rod ve} ur Auctioneers, (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 0 jacol 3 the unde: ioe Fof the: he Fs we of executor terms ys thereafter; otherwise the execu- reserve the right to sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Conve yancing and recordi i Purchaser's com. CHKISIIAN G. SCHNEIDER Executor, 1207 F st. aw. CHARLES EDMONSTON, ec30-dts - Executor, 611 G st. nw. FUTURE DAYs. UBLIC SALE. By virtue of authority conferred by the last willand testameat of the late Jerome C Berry, end by order of the Orphans Court of Howard county. the under: Berry, dcceased, will ‘at public sale, at his late’ resideice, in the sixth lection district of said county. on Wi DNESD_¥, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1589, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M. Valuable Farm, contsinihg about 176 actes of desirable and productive land, adjoining. the estate of Hon. A. P. Gorman, sbout 259 miles from Savage, 4 miles fron Laurel, Band 0. IK. Good Dwolling, fiue Switzer Barn,’ all other necessary cut: building’: also, Three Tenement houses, abundance of fruit and Well watered, healthy and school Dear at ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, with interest, the purchaser being allowed to bay all cash if desired. t the suine time will be offered at public sale all the Personal Property of said deceased. THOMAS A. BROWN, Executor. signed Executor of Jerome C. sel e 8K. DASHIE! Attorney, 7 Law Building, Baltimore, Md. _B11,13.15,18,20,22,25,20,27-0¢ uctioneers, BALANCE OF STOCK OF HOUSEFURNISHING! &c.. AT 635 D STREET NOKTHWEST, NEA\ SEVENTH, AT AUCTION, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER LLEVENTH, AT TEN O'CLOUK, ASSUKIMENT OF BASKETS, ASSORTED TIN Ae GEASS, WARE, LAMtis, LANTERN HRANITE IKON WA WOOD’ WARE BESERKVE, BUSINESS. nB-Zt pie POFTEONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, NOVEM. BUTHINTEENTH, SAME HOCK AND PLACE. nil-2 Dexcaxsos “BROS., Auctioneers, Oth aiid D sts. u. w. TRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE IMPRO' CORNER PROPERTY IN THE “NORTH SECLION OF THE CITY, BEING PKEMISES No. 1746 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, BRICK AND FRAME STORE AND DWELLING WITH SABLE IN REAR, VED WEST By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 24th day of a, led in Liber 1374, folio prelnives, on WEDNCSDA Ot NOVEMBER, A.D. 18: O'CLOCK iN THE AFTLENOON, the following de- scribed reul estate situate in thecity of Washin the District of Columbia, to wit: All that cet bod po on Ste eg nnn ry asanud being lot uumnbered thirty-one 31) in George umbered three W, kigys! subdivision in a. Pw Ex TIETH DAY eb, AT HALE-PAST FOUR ‘EEN ‘im- “o-stury brick aud frame store and dwell- with stabie ou the ulley in rear, all in good repair. ‘erma of sale: $3,500 cash, purchaser to assume the 00Y dat reot ure! ment of & Lote of ted April 25, 1858. aud Pevable in two years irom date he if, with interest at the iaiecf six (6) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, said note beiug secured bj trust on the above described property, and the balance in one (1)and two (2) years from’ date of sule,for which the p.oiissory notes of the purchaser must be given bearing interest, payable semi-annually, at the Tute of six (6 per ceut per anuum and to be secured by S deed of trust ou the property sold or all cash over sud above the aforesaid note of $1,0U0 at the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing and recording st purchaser's cust. Adeposit of 82 QU is vequested a Lume of sule. 1f the terms of sale are wot compiled witl iu ten duys after date of sale the trustecs reverve the Tight to resell ut the risk aud cost of defaulting pur- Chuser after three days" public potice of such resale in some Lewspaper published in Washington, D.C. WAINAKD He WAKNER/ peg BE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED VATED ON THE HEIGHTS ISiKICT OF COLUMBIA, 60 TON THE EAST 2 TREET, SIDE SIDE. OF FAYETTE (357) ABUUT 913g FEEL ON “SHE WEST EOF FREDERICK (34H) STREET, AFD Conran. ING ABOUT FEET GROUND, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of said District. passed in kquity Cause No. 11214. we shall sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TW ‘TH DAY OF NOVEM- BEK, 1589, at’ FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following described Keul Estate, situated in said Georgetown, be- giuming for the sum POL ch the cast ling of Fayette Gow known th) street, distunt 287 feet 10 inches north from the north lise of Sth (now known us U) street, and run theuce eastwardly to ® point on the west line of Frederick (now kuown as Sth) street, distant 203 1t. north from said line of Nui street: thence north 91 ft. 6 in.; thence west 140 ft. 6 1u.; thence northwardly tt te point distant 181 tt. ¥ iu. castwardly trom a poiut on said east line of Fayette strect, distant 160 tt. 2 in, north irom the pluce of baguning: thence’ west: wardly 181 ft. iu, to sulu pout distant 160 ft. 2 in. north from the place of beginning, and thence south 100 {. :2 iu. tu the place of Lesiubing, together with the imiprovements, &., consisting of & two-story brick house aud frame Gutbuluiigs. 2ernis of wal 42,528 SQUARE north HOTELS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. rprowss Avcti AUMEMEERET S0NE EAST OF FAMRSGGE VI UARE AT SRO POReAGRD Dy ROVRBER, xD iateen tel . 185, fronting 72 feet 1ig iuches ‘Street between 46th und ifui sereees of 100 feet. ‘valuable section and Dorthweet by s This should ‘sttention of those in search of «Ane roperty, or all cash” Conve! ia as co (cont of Purchaser. -A deposit of si THOMAS DOWLING, 5-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED IN SOP he an until TOMORROW, TUESD. NOVEMBER TWELFTS, 1889, sane hour and piace. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. us ie, ‘al IREASURY DEPARTMENT, CVEMBER 2.3080. There will be 4 oth at TEN (10) OCLOGK "A.M" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWELVE, ary 1889, within the Treas intecellanes us collection of unserv) broperty belonging to this department, cousis Coin, Scales, one Smel tort, « lot of Puruiture ‘Terms of sale: ddor for cash Ar. Hicles sold tobe removed without delay at Yee rink and — of the purchaser, GEO. 8. DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers 2st VHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED CARD ORC RALU ARLE IMPROVED SITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C, BELONGING THE ESTATE OF THE LATE LEWIs THOMAS. Square 354, sub lot A and part of sub lot 3. By virtue fa decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia made on the ‘ul day of October, 1NBY, in 8 pause, therein “pe ‘num iL equity docket 29, I will, as trustes in said cause, at public auction to the highest and best bidder there- for, st the times and im frout of the several. premisse and upon the terms all bereinafter fed, the fol- lowing lote of ground, all gitusted in the city of Ww t of Columbia, and known he plat of said city as they arcrespectively On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Lot lettered 4 in'Williara A. Brad- ley's subdivision’ of square numbered three hundred and fifty-four (354), recorded in Liber N-K- folio 246, ofthe Of the Burveyor's office of s lot fronts on 11th st. between E and sts &w., and is improved by Two I'wo-story Tinmediatel dered three the following g 5 Fe unde: Begin Same at a point op 11th street distant 111 iuches north from the are, and run iiches along 1]th st. thence south 25 feet and % inches, and thence west to the place of beginning. ‘This lot also fronts ou 11th st. ‘Two Two-story Brick D The terms annum, the deferred payments to be partes, according to their respective interests, good and sufficient morteage upon the premises so sold, which shall be subject to the approval of the court, All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘The trustee will resell at purchaser's risk and Gost unless terme of sale are complied with in fifteen wae R. ROSS PERRY, Trustes, Fendail Building. §9-THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED UN- Tit, TUESDAY, NOVEMBEN 12 Saute HOURS ocl8-d&ds BUILDING LOTS ON ARTHUR PLACE WEEN B AND C STREETS AND FL AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH- EAK UNITED STATES CAPITOL. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWELFTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we will EL AND'SE SQUARE 635 gach lot fronting 10 tect cn west side of ARTHUR PLACE and having a depth of 80 feet to an alley, These lots are in the immediate vicinity of U.S. ntol and District Building. ers: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, Botes to & per cout interest, je ‘semi- annually, to be secured by of trust on Prenuses, of all cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of #100 on each lot required at time of wale. Couvey- anciug, &c., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied in risk and cost of ‘defaulting purchaser after five days’ mublic notice of such Fesale pub- Eished in ington. 5-d&ds CNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. HOMAS DOWLING, AUCTIONEER, CHOICE LOT ON 14TH STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Qn TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWELFTH, 1889, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, {shall sell the in front of the preinises, followii : scribed property Liciug lot No, 1%, xq. 203, west side Bear corncr of 14th aud W, 20 ft. frome by ‘e depth of 120 It. to wide all ley. ‘Lerms easy and will be made known on day of sale. A deposit of one hundred dollars will be required at time of sale, and the terms must be complied with within ten (10) days or property will be sold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. : no-d&ds 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. T. VERNON HOTEL. ; 485, Poonsyivania ave SOc. to $1.50. 7 J cet Sr Re eS By BE eae O1-80.t0 81 op 00K BARRIS” 405 TH st. kw Ope door ore re and Geners! hi pore and Cigars. JOHN i. HARRI eee OTEL WEBSTER, 513 13TH ST_N.W, Son for Sightecers. rates EBBITT novsE WASHINGTON, D. c. WINTER RESORTS. == ————— NWINTER RESORT POR REAL: ” PLEASURE. ETH AND points of great actitude HIGHLAND PARK First-class in ever, OPENS FOK SEASON OF NOVEMBER 14. COTTAGES—Pu ished. TO RENT. For descriptive eo | ead) iP CHATHELD, isis meee rpuomasy Sauneaa PINEY WOODS HOTEL. ‘Season opens DECEMBER 4, 1889. a A BOWER, Por ef en Wk DAVIER Siuaeger, Thomasville, Qa, or B. te A BUDLONG, Windsor Hotel, New York City. cel 1-cowdt ‘OTEL ROANOI A . Sl BLUEFIELD INN, Bh Als Yooated in a é & i E aud a gg mS ox For circular, terum, & tel &e., address ois E FOSTER, Manager, Roanoke, Va, LADIES’ GOODS. Rox: HABITS, 1889-90, RECEPTION GowNs. AFTER TBE LATEST MODE. nll-2w* io g eth. = MM #295E Drak Wopiste, Formcriy ot Baltimore, ‘bow _BO-20° A 5 ME. BRADLEY, MODISTE, | ERLY OF | Mit eres nies wo jxteud thanks te Washington Fertect Bt. Moderate prices. 7 Catues mote FEMMAN FAVORS, JAP SCROLLS, PARA: | Gettin eye hee sera eae, Rane Gawes, dud Nm id Paine aoe, materials for ‘ere, Gold, Dil ver and Colored Paper, Sc." J. JAY GOULD, 421 oth ot ADIES WISHING FINE LACH: NE U Lies, iyle call at the cay sa stluw. & a » Prices rea- _ SS een sex-sm* SPALSKIN G TS DYED AND ALTEKED into Newest Styles, New ute made to ender by the MisSe8 CUNNINGHAM, Practical Pure Hers, 1510 Sth stn ws betwee Sani NTS! FRONTS !! Just the thing tor Summer. Always in order Uy pla combing, at MLLE. M. J. PRANDL. (aire Harrison’ , 1205 New York ‘aud Gents’ work of every ASG CAMOLINE Lentas Sonate wane a tae 200 Maison dries. Paria, “Ae DJON FISCHER'S DEY CLEANING ESTA MEN AND DYE WOKS, HOU Gat. uw. a te) Garivel ls vi aL kinds cleanedand -bve for Drew without being ripped. Ladies’ kveuiug yea * hve . vored. e AbD OO GARMENTS, ava Li OR RIPPED, 4) 0 8 wove a4 teen PRINTERS. CWUEEN & WALLACE, BOUK AND JOB PRINT! 2203-1116 © st. n. cso ae, COMMERCIAL, LEGAL AND PROFESSION, fiaNathe ov ALP EROS si FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. _ 7 VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 400 K REET, CORNER ‘1H STREET NORTHEAST, AT PUBLIC AU By virtue of acertain d 17,1888, and duly recorded in liber 468 et seq., one of the land records of the of Columbia, and at the request of the holder of the note secured tliereby, I will offer for sale at public auction, §u fruntof the premises.ou WEDNESDAY NOVEMBE THIKTEENTH, 1869, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, u fullowiug-desert real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, aud known as part of lot No. 2iu U6, _—— store, wul certain ree. Ror Geeds of trust. 6 first duly recorded in liber No. 1117, folio 77 et seq.. securing & building association, under which about $1,060 is due. “The second trust duly recorded | in aber No. 11.28, folio 324 et seq., for $820.08, with interest froin June 25, 18N6, at Oper cent. The third trast duly recorded in liber 1307, folio 31 et seq. for $173.55, with interest at 6 per cent from January 20, 1883, all o: said trusts beine duly the land records of the District of Columbia Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of 8100 will be re- quired at time of sale. Ail conveyaucing and record- iu at the purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be com- plied with within ten days from day of sale or tue roperty will be resold at the risk and cost of default- purchaser, 1HOMAS CANNON, ‘Trustee, né-dis QQFFICE HEISKELL & McLERAN, Keal Estate Brokers, 1008 F st. nw, PEREMPTORY SALF. NO. 1310 TWENTY-SECOND KLHWEST. V SIRABL! BAX-WINDOW BR IMPROVEMENTS, We will sell. at public auction, in front of the premi- neg ob FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER ” FIF- TEENTH, 1859, at HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK, sub lot 18, in square 4¥, improv ‘wo-story Brick Dwelling, known as No, 1310 2d street northwest (west side 22d street between N and O streets north- went). Terms: Property sold subject to deed of trust, 2,000, payable two years from July 1, 1889, with in: lerest at six per cent semi-annually.” Ou pur- i excess thereo! to be paid in cash and the balauce payable oue year after date, with interest at six per cent, payable semi-annually and secured on the proverty: or all cust Gu excess of said @2,000 trust), at purchaser's option. ‘Taxes of sale. “Terms to be complied with in teu days, or re- wale at detaulting purchaser's risk. All conveyancing aud recording at purchaser's cost, 3LU. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer, n9-6t 9.6 F st.n.w. "P\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SI | CK, BEVEN IBSON BROUHEL G PRACTICAL Book AND JOB PRINTERS DD BOORBINDI-KS, xel-7m 1:36 Peuus).venis avenue, PROFESSIONAL Pprer CLAY, OLD pie ee AND RELI rant, Ast aL with Veil and wouderiul Propbeu Sucbt, reveals every Hidden Mystery bt Property, brings Separated Together. Fem Fauily “Lroubles, Evil Influences: cures vee whl Bauily dro rr bas more hower than all the the city, which he is ps known to fail. Otto 207. | pitt Lite ceipt of stamps. $1. Name, Lock of iisir, Date of ocl8-24t* 510 10th st. n.w,_ 24, Peceke TELLS ALL Be EVENTSOP LIFE. All business connaeutial. Leaies and UeweED OU CeLls cack 45 1 ot, Letween 4th and oun ou bw, ausu-luw ‘ME. DKEAMER TELLS ALL EVENIS OF Lars German. All business i ap Exgiish or conndent Ofice Lours, 8 au. to ¥ pm, 421 thet ob Sunday trom 10 a.m t 8:30 p.m. Hoss & ines EQUITABLE +2m* CREDIT HOUSE KEEPERS: HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU aT HOW TRIFLING AN OUTLAY OF MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE FOR YOURSELVES AND YOUR FAMILIES THE COMFORTS OF LIFE, TO SAY NOTHING OF THE HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT ATTENDING THESE COMFORTS? OUR CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH NEITHER RESTRICTS YOU IN THE AMOUNT OF YOUR PURCHASE NOR OPPRESSES YOU WITH AN INSUFFERABLE BURDEN, WILL, IF JUDICIOUSLY TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF, . + One-third cz residue in t) jual - IMPR wine ‘Aan. Redes i lotte 8. Pile, pt. sub 49." sq. 855; capital, he said, were regretful, and he warned | paynucuts, at Oueand two rca iespectively wit ge MIGUIN VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | ENABLE YOU TO LIVE Wilham F. Downey Clara H. Rathbone. . Maria L. Marble, e. 3 165, do.; #360. the labor agitators that they undertook a grave | sold, or ull cash, ut uplisu of purchases, quo Uy ND U STHELTS NORIHWEST, RECENTLY THE PEER OF YOUR WEALTHIER Arad Evans...... Charles Rauterberg. David E. eee te We lots 44 Gch 45, do.; responsibility. He was glad to be able to required sae op sale.’ all conveyancing, By eg OCCUPIED AS A LUMBER YAKD, AT PUBLIC nanan Celestine Eustis. . ASRS Richardson nt Joka Comele, | Su Bere ee tote $2] aGirm that Ireland was progressing. Pros. liys, oF the trastees reserve the right toTeadvertive | On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIRST Gregory Ennis. .. trustees .............. aires | Leaion lot &, bik 4, North university grounds; | Perity was increasing in that country, disorder | Mid lic:1 the property at defeulting purchaser's cost ApSY, at FOUR O'CLVCK. ou the premises. I shall eel AND George E. Emmons. Christopher Riessner te | €9,967.50. ° *| was vanishing and there was every prospect of | *™: te of title of the Columbia Title | located at the Uorheast corder of Band ath streets | ©THE ENVY OF YOUR IMMEDIATE CIRCLE Geo. E. Emmons and Charles Charles Y. Riley bait apace a & permanent settlement of the burning .0. furnished by the trustees. northwest, recently occupied 4 a lumber yard sicorse F. Edmunds. Clara A. Rines, ‘i . questions between the two countries, No mems HL CEAGIN, | H OF FRIENDS. Herman C. Ewald... Emely Randal Funeral of William H. Brown. ber of the government indulged in wild theo- HEXRY ©. STER A IT 18, IN ITS METHODS, 80 —— G. Evans. Real Estate Title The funcral of William H. Brown, a promi- | ries of home rule, but were ready with a prac- 4 Est. u.w.,{ Trustees, Set eee mo ee “285 | nent colored citizen, was held yesterday after | tical rule which would satisfy the country, WILLIAM E. DUHAMEL. | sess James B. Edmons.. Fiorence C. Radcliffe 28,697 | noon at the Israel C. M. E. church, Ist and B ee THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 28-10t EQUITABLE, Louis H. Emmert,. Griffin 8. Reed. 20,360 | streets southwest. Rev. Dr. C. H. Phillips, as A Minister Dismissed in Disgrace. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FAR-REACHING Virginia Etchison George Ryueal, jr. 23,805 | i, y . Dy nd Geor, The Rev. Mr. Gruber, who joined the Metho- EAN ESTATE. - : ‘ge Ry j 7 | sisted by Revs. R. H. G. Dyson a ‘ge TO CLOSE AN | 7! aND Wit F Esc a as | Pleree, conducted th vices" The members | dt Protsiant conference in Delaware a tow | PHREMETONS AGE UF VALUES mrnove | ara W oe ee ee 221464 | of M. W. Grand lodge of F. A. A. Masons and | months ago, was ussigned to acbarge at Har-| OF 'BiiDUE AND. VADER Sih poe o SEXEFIOQEE, William H. Ede 21,016 | Julia Reisings 20,581 | Felix lodge, HA. A. Masons, were present and | rington, He made hosts of friends by hia gifts THAT, TO ONCE PARTAKE OF ITS BEXE- Abram P. Farcen 25,774 | Joseph K. Tick ae ais | eecosied ise — of their late brother | as pulpit orator and by his insinuating ad- 9 RS FITS, ITS MEMORY WILL REMAIN A n . 20°. to Harmony ceme' fe i ff cS . UNITED SiAT coatan Fesene pd pene ae ara —— pire iat cei danchrdy prvcecadent eee on MUNDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1889, By vistue fhe Sutday of Decenn eettimet, | PLEASURE FOREVER, Charles E. Foster 2 o7!s96 21,599) | Cargonic CeNtenstat, Batrtwone—Rouxp sec dpe emma pada Hite, | SROUR O'CLOCK W.M.,in front of he preibises, | i dated on the 28th dey of Decsmb Tha bets tele IT ALLOWS YOU THE USE OF WHILST Charles Foliansbee 22047 24,796 | Tarr Tickers $1.20 via PuxxsrLvawra Ratt | Sonage being at Harrington the members of Mr. | Will sel part of Lot de ph rauare Loy Geohretown, D.C. | Sive.of the lund records of the District of Colum Douglas F. Fi ‘ ? 2,422 | ROAD.—The Pennsylvania railroad will sell | Gruber's flock at Greenwood looked after ites PE epee ae ‘street, and improved ; and at the PAYING FOR THE GOODS, AND GRANTS George Francis. ae Zols79 | round-trip tickets to Baltimore at the reduced | Comfort while he was in. their town. Ho was | (4 yfectou Xusiouck or S4th) atest and miproved | BUG ‘cis wake esearsiadads es Helen L. Fairchild .-""7” pave 22,105 | rate of £1.20, good going November 7 to 12 | invited to ae an cg illsie? mes [gunman 5 GODS front porary Horace K. and Alice M. Fulton. 22.426 25,478 | and available for return until November 16, | ® handsome daughter. ite fine tich be | rugapay, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1889, on ear DICTATING THE TERMS UPON WEIGH Furemen's Insurance Co., Wash., D.C.. 23,328 Bie | Saaaste * "| Cepted aud when confronted witht hem iat’, | ine,peeier Tracts of Landucarenieyiows: frome | a y] YOU MAY WISH TO PURCHASE. Jobn R. Francis 1.661 159 Se ge i ism i th ces ute—the | Of Jobn France. aus 21,415 | Blood of Rabbitts, Guinea Pigsand Man. Swstchdeakeph oa MirPoree ani Salt wifsrent tact cohtaningabvat 40re 184 sud 18 WE EXTEND ITS BENEFITS TO ALL sae tees 23,317 | Alexander R. Shepher: 2-407 | Prof. Tolman, a microscopist, testified Sat-| the disgraced minister disappeared without | sored pn ymane oF lowe: tue lager teed is ae | 3 9 RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS, REITERAT- John W. Forbe STB | Benner at Spoword 2i'sos | urday in the Cronin case as tothe resulta of | her, deserting his wife and two children, Poll raters, sfonde ING OUR FORMER WELL-FOUNDED John W. Foster 21.008 | Charles Albert Sauter. 24,451 | examinations of specimens of blood taken dawis Local Mayer Hit agen Joseph Forrest 27,405 | Caroline H. Sherman 21,098 | from tho Carlson cottage and from the trunk Sepaew’s Sues treed: Low PRicEs, Fp ae. on Charles Schneider. 22,836 | and of hair taken from the Carlson cottage London's new lord mayor, Sir Henry Aaron Miranda Frenee = a em aS _ Hchneider 22,514 | and from Dr. Cronin’s head. The witness ex- | Isaacs, was installed Saturday. The customary HONEST REPRESENTATIONS Robert Farnham, jr. 25,170 | Cora M. Stover... oc. plained at length t¥§ manner of preparing the | procession in connection with the installation aND Robert C. Fox..." 21,860 | Dexter A. Snow. 93,401 | blood for obse: m under the microscope, | took place. It embraced the usual features EQUITABLE DEALING Solomon Fishman . 29,487 | Elizabeth Sam 28,300 | He found the corpygeles to be about 1-3131 of | and was witnessed by thousands of people. A Stephen J. Field. 92,336 | Edward J. Stellwag 211606 | an inch in diametel In the were | London special to the Philadelphia Press says: RAVE DYER DEES Ten SRS Thomas E. France. 22,613 | Edward Smith. 28.757 | also ten or a dozen’ minute hairs, such asare| ‘The bands, as they passed Brentano's wiccs « CHARACTERISTICS OF OUR EMINENTLY ‘Theophite Felter 26,438 | Francis A. Sacket. 24,293 | only found on the exposed naked portions | an American flag was displayed, in ie Strand, Thomas J. Fisher. 26,352 | George L. Sheriff... 22,016 of the face and@some portions of the played ‘Yankee Doodle” and “The Star- sone, CREDIT William H. Faleoner. 265 | George B. Stone and Samuel L. Mat- human body. It is ordinarily known as| spangled Banner” in token international William Fletcher 732 | ‘tingly, trust... _ fuzz. ‘These were found in the blood taken | amity. Mr. Isancsis «Hebrew of fifty neve — Chacles T. Gardner A ie | rem the floor, of "the Carlson’ eotiage ia, of age, aflicted with baldness. ‘He wes ' — wares -. positive! UMAD Pro- Edward Graves Pade nares os rather wank hs Hoonaedlioh ose tine, aaa 5 oe negli ENTIRE STOCK OF A LIVERY STABLE HOUSE & HEREMAIIVS Pes! pies weneved into the Cymer how to prepare Paper rt m ly because he failed to keep his at Girard fire and marine insurance com- examination under pe; the effect | promise to walk through that district in defer- CASH AND CREDIT HOUSER of the solvent upon the corpuscles; the | ence to the scruples D. P. 8, NICHOLS' BAZAAR, comparative size of the corpuscles in man’ and I 921 and 923 7th st and 636 Mas ove ae, various kinds of the lower order of BROAD AND CHERRY 8TS,, PHILADELPHIA, am Setlag poutine eb uation he eel Navassa Thugs Indicted. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH & TWENTIETE, 1880, important point was in the fact that the| The United States grand jury in Baltimore T KE, witness could cite no authority on the micro- | Saturday indicted eighteen of the 194 Navane Comieinnst tone. on Exons. ere ty Gate En ee rioters for murder and being accessories before | 40 Horses, 5 Berlin Coaches, 3Landaus, 2 Plain Black | 4S — Were not thove of a rabbit or Guinea pig. Me, tne penalty, for, which | ig | Hearn 6 Bronghame, 1 Ocuneie 2 Victorias is SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA TROPIOAR Levin B, Hall and Sarah G. Hall, brother and | ¢o%0% “having dedvand setied toe uue- | Deas, 1 Shope beens potas eee ta mig KW. Gurley, trust: Anna Af, Smith sister, were sentenced at Princess’ Anne, frig fect a grt gd Gree ey Nason, 1 Pony Phaston, 1 Hotel Couch’ 1 English Pi . Saturday, to be confined in the with having with » on the 14th of ensom, 10 Single Sisighe, for ton years, for burning the Ph sacrennag? 1889, Jee Wabon end er eee mati armyed Gox & Fairmont, Somerset county, Case Fae aten Charles H. | peed Boxes, Le eden marded 98,000 inghie suit Alfred eg hy a i Alfred Brown, poy peters roan saese. Fi , Edward James Phil- thrown from a train by ® defective brake bar Amos Leo and Cmear Fisk are