Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1889, Page 6

_—— THE EVENING STAR: CITY AND DISTRICT. Judictous Advertising CREATES many a new business; ENLARGES many an old business; REVIVES many a dull business; RESCUES many a lost business; SAVES many a failing business; PRESERVES manya large business; SECURES success in any business. To “advertise judiciously,” use the columns of Tue Evexixe Stan. Everybody in te District reads it; ani, in proportion to the returns it yields dvertisers, ils rates are muh te clwapest. BASE BALL CONTRACTS. Those So Far Signed for 1890—Players Deserting the Brotherhood. President Young of the National base ball Jeagne hax announced the following contracts for 1390: L. Viau with Cincinnati, A. Schell- hasse with Boston, T. D. Vickery. E. D. Burke, D. Anderson, E. H. Decker aud Ed Mayer with Philadelphia, Thomas Nagle and J. J. Cooney with Chicago, Frederick Root and William Wilson with Pittsburg. E. E. Smith with Kan- eas City, and P. F. Jones and John Reenan with Louisville. Released from reservation——By Omaha, Thos. Nagle and J. J. Cooney; by Washington, A. A. Irwin. The contracts of Gleason, Clements and dcriver with the Philadelphia legue cltb have also been received by Mr. Young and the belief is that Clarkson and Ganzel have signed with Boston and Whitney and Hattield with New York. It is expected that Giasscock, Denny, Boyle and Rusie will soon sign with Indinnap- olis. It would thus seem that « break has begun from the ranks of the brotherhood. Ball players are essentially like seeep—where one goes many others are sure to follow—and it would not be surprising to see a general deser- tion by the more prudent players betore long. Sam Thompson and Sidney Farrar have signed Brotherhood contracts. ae Transfers of Real ‘Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Harrison Crook to Josiah P. Nutting, pt. 19. sq. 265; $2.500. Willie A. Martin to T. M. Walker, sub 39, sq. 383: W. H. Reed to A. C. Gar- den, lots 344 and 345, Anac WwW. Mayse to O. M. Bry: THE COURTS. Covrt rx Gexrrat Team.—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Justices Hagner and Janes Yesterday—tIn re estate of A. Patten; opinion by Judge Hagner. giving validity to the inven- tory filed by Mr. Glover. Lamon agt. McKee; argument concluded and case submitted. Egurry Court—Jwige Cor. Yesterday—Parker agt. Lewis; trustees di- rected to sell to George J. Johnson. Parker agt. Parker; rule on defend: granted, re- turnable November 26. Pronate Covrt—Judoe Coz. Yestorday— Estate of Elizabeth A. Trumbull; executor bonded and qualified. In re will of Charles L. Minor; will filed for probate and record. Estate of Lindsey Muse; report of exe- cutor filed. Estate of Philip Wallach; order relieving administrator from accountin: certain stock. Estate of S. D. Castle filed with petition of Lucinda V. Castleman for letters. FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Accidents and Deaths — Social News— Another Proposed Railroad Link. Correspondence of Tax Evestxe Star. Frevertck, Mp., November 19. Thomas Weekly of near Emmitsburg. this county, was the victim a few days ago of a serious accident. With a purty of companions be was testing skill by firing at a mark with AUTUMN FLOODS. Rallroa® Bridges Gone and Travel Stopped Over a Wide Territory. The recent rains have caused heavy floods in New York and Pennsylvania, The Chemung river has overflowed its banks and caused great damage. No trains passed through Elmira eastward yesterday. A train started out at 1:30 p.m. westward, but proceeded only about four miles out of the city when it ran into about five feet of water and bad toreturn. The Tioga division of the Erie is almost entirely wrecked, many of the bridges have been carried away and the track is washed out for two or three miles at a stretch. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western trains are also stalled here, be- cause of a washout near Corning. The river has been rising very oe dl and last evening was within five feet of the mark reached at the June flood and still rising at the rate of four- teen inches an hour. Frank Darmsted, a farmer, living about three miles south of Eimira, started out across the fields in a boat after some cattle this after- noon, when he was caught in the current of Seeley creek, his boat was capsized and he was curried out — the raging: torrent. His body has not yet been recovere Traffic has been entirely suspended on the Northern Central railroad north of Williams- port, Pa., all the bridges being heavily loaded down with cars to keep them trom floating off. The Reading road is adopting the same tactics with a number of its bridges south of that point. Railroad communication was entirely interrupted last night. Five bridges on the Northern Central railway were carried off dur- ing the day and a portion of the trestling of the Montgomery bridge has gone, All trains were last night abandoned on the Philadel, and Erie. On the Keadiug the bridge: at Muney and West Milton have broken and on that road no trains can run from below West Milton. At latest accounts from Clearfield the water was four feet and was at astand still, It will probably not go higher than eighteen feet at Williamsport, The Market street bridge, in Williamsport, was swept away at 11:20 last night, thereby de- stroying communication with the south side. ‘The river began to overflow its banks, and the fear is expressed that a portion of the city will be inundated. The flood in the Bald Eagle valley is reported to be almost as great as on June¢ 1. At 11:30 the river at Williamsport was was 18 feet high. Lumbermenare not express- ing any alarm, est Chester is flooded. In some places the water is half way up to the second floor of the houses and in hundreds of houses the first floor is covered. —— ———_———— UP THE YUKON. First News of the Party to Survey the Alaskan Boundary. A special dispatch from St. Louis to the New York Sun says the first news in months of the government expedition for the survey of the boundary betweeu Alaska and Canada reached that city yesterday, It came in a letter to Pat- rick McGrath, father of John E. McGrath, one of the chiefs of the exploring party. Thatpart of the expedition which Mr. McGrath com- mands has now navigated the Yukon river further than any steamer ever went before, and will during the winter travel through an unexplored land. The Turner party has al- ready pierced into an unexplored part of the country. Mr. McGrath writes: “We have been steaming up the Yukon for eleven days and are now 200 miles beyond that point on the river, which is half way between St. Michael's and where I expect togo. We are making on an average tive miles per hour. This is_a great rive: ar its mouth it is al- most 25 miles wide, taking in the various cha. nels through which it reaches thesea, It much resemblez the issippi. Our boat is small and we are compelled tostop frequently for wood, much of which we are compelied to cut. Fish and game are so_ plentiful that we have tired of ducks, geese andsalmon. Inthe woods an old army musket. While in the hands of Weekly the weapon suddenly exploded, tearing his left hand entirely off. Several of the other men were slightly injured. Mr. W. Nash Young of Frederick left here last night for Washington. whence he will leave for Atlanta, Ga., as one of the representatives of the Grand chapter of Maryland to the meet- ing of the General Grand chapter of the United States. Heds general scribe of the Grand chap- ter of Royal Arch Masons of this state. The people of Martinsburg ure agitating a movement for a new railroad connection there between the Western Maryland and Bal ti- more and Obio. The former road contemplates the joining of its li that of the latter at int between Cherry Eun and Martinsburg. Mary Theresa, wife of Mr. Geo. M. Hoack and eldest devghter of Mr. James A. Elder of Emwitsburg, died there a few days ago of consumption. Dr. Geo. Jonson, trustee of the Judge Worthington Johnson estate on east Church street here, has sold the property to Mr. Joseph D. Baker of Frederick for 26,000. A very pretty wedding took place today in Christchurch at Gettysburg. ‘The bride was Miss Jenuie McKnight, daughter of President and Mrs. H. W. Mc cKwigh of Gettysburg, and the groom Rev. Luther E. De Yoe. pastor of the Lutheran church at Emmitsburg, this county. : Joseph McGee died a few days ago in Balti- more, aged seventy-one years. He was at one time worth 270.000. but died poor. Mrs. Catharine Henshaw, a weil-kuown resi- dent of the county, died yesterday at her home there are lots of wild roses and the hillsides are as green as any lawn iu spring. It is dificult to believe that this is an arctic land when you observe the Juxuriaut forests, the green grass, the flowers and mark how warm the days are, But dig down ten inches anywhere and you will find the ground trozen hard. We reached Fort Yukon on July 2 and sepa- rated, Turner and iis party went up the Por- cupine river and lam muking my way slowly up to the boundary. Turner is the first man tu take a steamer up the Porcupine. The river ig a regular mountainous stream, rising with every rain and falling immediately afterward, Turner struck it ata low stage and progressed but 40 miles. FortYukon is but a name now. There is not astick of one of its houses left, The English used to think it belonged to them, but a survey showed it was 25 miles with- in our territory, and they had to move out, As there was no business to warrant occupa- ion, the houses of the Hudson Bay company were allowed to go to ruin, Moose are plerti- tand cheap, but peopl» cat anything they can get up here which will not poison them, This letter was mailed on August 19. A sec- ond letter, bearing date of August 21, says: “We are fo the other side of the United re now squatting on her British majesty’s possessions, but I do not think there will be any complaint of the trespass, Times have been dreadfully hard with the miners this year, and a great many of them have lost heart. 1 has rained nearly the whole spring and summer. in this neighbor- hood, and in consequence the mountain streams have becom: torrents, washing out water wheels, sluices, sluice boxes, &c.. and prever ing the miners from doimg anything. Wages are high—$8 when you work—but they work so — Rocky Springs. She was eighty-six years Mr. A. 8. Attick has sold to David J. man & lot of ground in this city for $1,500. The works tor the manuf: e of iron and steel railway and highwuy bridges to be erected in this city by the Potomac bridge works will be under roof by January land in readiness for operation next sprix Geo. K. Packham, ‘ing at Cumberland under the name of the Cumberland produce company, yesterday made an assignment to Wm. V. Devecmon, his liabiliti $2,000 and $3,000, Wm. Buckalew, aa eleven-year-old bo: hile attempting to board a freizht train at Keyser yesterday was thrown beneath the moving cars and instantly kilied. Mr. Frederick Kinty bas returned from a visit to Washingtou.——Archbishop Elder of Cin- cimnati, Ohio, kas beet spending several days at Mt. St. Mary's college this county. F.M. FROM alin ILLE. Gold Mining—The Criminal Record— Social Matters. Correspondence of Tuk EvENING Stan. Rockvitie, wember 19, Work at the Sawyer gold mine in Potomac district is progressing finely and the stamp mill, which has not been running for some days, bas again been put in operation with enough rock mined and brought to the surface tokeep it running for amouth, A few days ago a piece of quartz rock as large asa flour barrel and showing a large amount of free gold was taken out of the mime, Many persons who have examined it pronounce it the richest spe- cimen ever taken oct in this section. Other mines in the same locality are reported as yielding well. Wm. Simms, colored, has been arrested and in jail here, charged with a felonious as- hell- | out this year nor in the epring. being between | little they would prefer $50 per mouth and grub. I don't expect to get any more letters T have no dogs and, therefore, no way to send thei, Prince Rudolph’s Grave. From the Loudon Staudard. The vault of the Capuchin church, where the Crown Prince Rudolpb’s remains are entombed, was opened to the public from noon till 6 this evening. and will be open again all day tomor- row. The vault was brilliantly lighted and odorous with the scent of the fresh flowers of the wreaths deposited on the sarcophagi of the various members of the kaportal house lying near the crown prince’s tom! his last’ was smothered with splendid floral tributes, wreaths having been laid on it by all the archdukes, Above all the rest were two wreaths, one from the crown pri ince’s widow, with the Inscription on ribbon, “Von Deiner Stephame,” the other trom the irouly child, the little duchess Elizabeth, with the inscription, “Von Deiner ." the Hungarian for Elizabeth. The im- vault was densely thronged today, and the visitors were required to pass quickly wround the central attraction, the crown prince’s tomb, in order to make room for others, Six tall wax tapers were burning in high girandoles round each of the larger sar- | cophagi and two wax candles near the smaller | tombs, Count De Montcalieri and His Wife. Count De Montcalieri is in Gordonsville, Va. it is said, for the purpose of a reconciliation with his wife, who was Miss Virginia Knox, of Pittsburg, Pa. Thev were married in Pitts- burg last year, and afew months after in Paris, the Americans there, It was charged at the time that the count was so cruel to her that after leaving Paris on their way to Italy the countessmuade her escape and returned to = on the person of Eveline Plummer, e col- ered woman fifty years of age residing near Martinsburg, this county. An indictment has been found by the grand jury. Charles Clagett. colored. was arrested here today on # bench warrant issued by the circuit court, charged with tulse registration, and was committed to jail. He hes beeu indicted by the Grand Benj. Davis and Henry Newman have been committed to jail on charge of violating th local option law. Rev. Dr. Power, —_— of Vermont Avenue Christian church, Washington, preached to- wight to a large Sonera in the Christian church at this p! Cards are out Hoe the marriage, on the 28th instant, at Christ Episcopal church, this place, of Mr. Mont, Willson of this county and Miss Naunie Dawson, daughter of the late Lewcenes A. Dawson of this place. Miss Hattie Simms of M street, Washington, is at present the guest of Miiss Reua Maloney at this place. SAM, ——»- H. B. Miller, known as “Buffalo” Miller, died in Chicago yesterday. Mr. Miller was treasurer of Cook county aud oue of the most prominent licans in Illinois. He was a distiller. Miners’ Progressive union will convene the miners of [llinais, Iidiana, Ohio, Peunsyl- vania and West Virginia at indianapolis Decem- ber 18. wD D. Chipley has resigned the chairman- Biori ship fe the ida — a tee. pips baring was brought at by ir chipley's wy Bar been drawn into a dis- cussion wil States Senator Call, ‘The Pete: Ave agp donee ene terday und th Sarda were made on what is the fireworks last night cored by a rocket America, Her brother, Mr. Knox, has a fine country residence near Gordonsville. and she is staying with bis family. Her relatives look with disfavor on the count, and his attempts to “make up” will hardi y be successful, i colony of Virginians, from near Charlottes- ville, are preparing to move into Manitoba, where they will engage in farming, The Boston republicans have renominated Thomas N. Hart for mayor, KING POWDER lyre Pure. sol ise oa ees Lowen Gon od walle Se BA This ot EE ath gh E EPL) Ge bl 5 PR EM Py OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT is now open. Achoice selection of the newest productions, at our prices, which means way below regular prices. We are also selling BOXES OF STATIONERY For 18¢., Worth 35¢. and 400. We have opened Five New Departmente— DOLLS, On which FANCY PLUSH BOXES, we will ALBUMS, allow 10 per con BISQUES, for one BRONZES, week, . LANSBURGH & BRO. Another chance for those who were dissappointed during our last spq:ial LACE CURTAIN SALE. We will give 3,000 POLES away, one with every Pair of CURTAINS that we sell for $1.50 and over, and at the same time make a special sale of LACE CURTAINS at fully 25 per cent below regular prices. HERE'S ANOTHER. One lot of Damaged Sample PORTIERES at about half regular value, at prices from 80c. to $2.25 each. Special during this sale we will sell all BRASS CUR- TAIN POLES for 49¢. each. Regular price $1.50. Shop Worn RUGS at two-thirds value, Big bargains for FURNITURE COVERINGS, CRE- TONNES, CANTON FLANNELS, TABLE COVERS, FANCY TABLES, PIANO LAMPS, &c. You know we re headquarters and our prices always suit you, Seventy-six TABLES, solid cherry legs, at 98c. Our Price 81.45. Our department is full of good things. Visit it LANSBURGH & BRO. FULL DRESS SHIRTS, Gentlemen, when you think of FULL DRESS SHIRTS the complimentary thought should be LANSBURGH & BRO’'S., as we have taken extra pains to secure the most tasty and neat designs. They are all in stock. Prices you will find correct, which range from $1.50 to $3 each. LANSBURGH & BRO. Atour SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT you will find something eutirely new in BOHEMIAN GLASS BOTTLES. ‘These are positively beautiful. Come only inlaid with gold and silver glass. Look at the new things and get posted. LANSBURGH & BRO. We refer you below tosome new things in SILKS It is hardly necessary to add that we carry treble the stock that is ordinarily shown, YOU KNOW IT, WE KNOW IT, AND EVERY ONE ELSE KNOWS IT. A complete line of “BLACK SATIN REGENCE,’ the new weave in Silk Dress Fabric, and without doubt the bandsomest material of recent production, being double faced, one side showing s handsome Satin Stripe effect, and the other side being an Ottoman. A few Special Drives in BLACK SILKS. 24-inch EXTRA HEAVY BLACK GROS GRAIN, $1.15, Regular value $1.50. 19-inch AIFSilk “BLACK SURAH," suitable for Sashes, 60c, Regular value 75c. Although the prices of Surshs have advanced con- siderably in the past few weeks, owing to the rise in Raw Silk material, we still continue to sell our 75e, COLORED SURAHS at 68c. A Complete line of shades. +=.«SBURGH & BRO. ~ADIES' CARDIGAN JACKEIS, 3c ‘This is cheap for 8 good Jacket and this is good. We are satisfied to have them compared to any $1.50 Cardigan Jacket shown. We won't get rich selling these at 98c,, but then it will induce you tocome to our second floor, where are shown tho FINEST LINES OF INFANTS’ WEAR, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND HEAVY SKIRTS. ‘We are selling one lot of Corsets for 59c. Made of satteen in such shades as Light Blue, Pink, Old Gold and in Whiteand Drab, These are au exceptionally good bargain for the outlay, LANSBURGH & BRO. Some new TRIMMINGS came in today, We noticed many new patterns to wear with the new dress mate- rials, NEW GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR. France, the countess sought the protection of | warm GLOVES FOR MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD. LADIES’ JERSEY UPPERS, 81.48. CHILDREN’S WOKSTED LEGGINS, CHILDREN'S JERSEY LEGGINS, “INFANTS DKAWER LEGGING. LADIES’ WORSTED FASCINATORS. ‘We keep the full assortment of TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES. Also all Reliable Brands of SOAPS AND PERFUME- RIES. COLGATE'S VIOLET WATER only 35c. per bottle. MURRAY & LANMAN’S TOILET WATER, 490. per bottle. CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, 21¢c. per cake. EMBROIDERED FLANNELS are now kept on our First Floor next to Flannel Department. Some gor- weous patterns, Needany? WASHINGTON. PURRITURE, RJ. HORNER & CO., Gl, 63 AND 65 WEST 23D STREET, NEW YORE. LARGEST EXHIBIT OF ARTISTIO FURNITURE IN AMERICA. TEN SHOW ROOMS FILLED WITH THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE FURNITURE AND UP- BOLSTERY ART FROM THE RECOGNIZED MANUFACTURING CENTERS OF THE WORLD. Grand Exhibition of IMPORTED NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY and WEDDING PRESENTS, and for Drawiug Koom use and ornamentation, at ‘specially attractive prices. Visitore to New York are cordially invited to call end examine our stock and prices. The central loca- tion of our establishment (edjoining Eden Musee) makes it easy of access from all parte of the city. sel? Stam,wssm Hi. A. Sxzsox, THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT, ‘Has taken possession of his MAGNIFICENT NEW STORES AND WINE VAULTS, 1200 and 2202 Pemma. ave., cor. 12th st. n.w. Tam perfectly satisfied with the immense sales made since the inauguration of the 20 per cent removal sale, and have made more mouey than I would have done with higher prices. I shall, therefore, continue to allow the same reduction hereafter. Estimates cheer- fully given to parties about to purchase supplies for the coming season. Orders by mail promptly at- teuded to. PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF OTHERS. Original Reduced CALIFORNIA WINES. Prices Prices perGal, per ual Claret, extra quality... $100 “050 150-130 150 120 200 160 io 80 4u0 320 1003-8 OB Brat, Poco ci 2 7200 860 GSainbatne’ pute? dose: 1300 1040 VIRGINIA AND OLHER AMLERIVAN WINES. Nera bse ret.. 100 80 400 320 er 150 130 eect (duest quality). 133 80 KLED WINES AND coubtats. 1MPu! Port—Good—Lable.-. oH 9 ce ‘Rua, ol Jamaica Rum, very ol St. Croix Hum, old. SESSLESESELE eo c SS ot » MSNGSIGG MESO EET OMIG MEO ” BECRTCHREAMID RRRRRCOMEIME HS SSEESELTEELES SSESSEESESTEES E! SESSELESESEE ‘HE FOLLUWING LO Seyi iC Jie serie Trimbie Pure R; Monticello Pure. riectio! Hannisville Pi i Kentucky Comune Bran jogmuc. Utard Di bleep aa Cherry—Hartere’ Vermouth, Abgostura, Green—pints, F Euemmel—Berli 2 22 175 225 1 B guy B40 5Q 2 BU 225 175 erry 200 = 160 Cherry Bouuce... . rou 30 Raplerty Sirti - 7 38 ‘ater—in Quart juss... ¢ ‘PerDoz. Per Doi ¥—(in bottles only). Botties. Botth e812 00 BY Gi 1500 1200 2350 18 80 ib00 12w RHEIN WEINES—<n bottles only), Laubenheimer. - 900 700 Niersteine 10 00 800 Hochheim: 1100-800 Bodenheimer 209-990 Deidubeitc er. 9 00 00 irl 1200 10 00 H. A. SELIGSON, THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT 1200 and 1202 Penna. ave. n.w. ocl6-wks-tr Tx Besr, Goons > Lowesr RICES ALWAYS AT ¥ iy WILLIA’ MS & CO.'B, ists UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, « DU} Nn catasexamis rE Stipa seybeco spel ices for prescriptions have been reducedin yropertion to other goods. We use only the purest rugs and chemicals. from the most reliable manu: a We cheerfully invite a careful inspection of this department by physicians, ‘The Lest Tripic Extracts im bulk. a Acid Fiosphutes: larse, Hof's Malt (Varraut’s). Hoft's Malt (Eisne Himphrey's specitice, Soni to 13, Hunyadi Water, per bottle. Hunsou's Corn Salve, Ye. vo 30 oo 00 00 00 bu oa | 3 40 35 15 100 40 bu 1S Pivatsion Cod Live Terrabts Seltzer Aperien: Vaseline, wing ere me Vaseline, large nize. Yaseline, Lure, the lances Yascliue’ Bomad Womens peeiniiore eras: oh BS 88 seus af ct a “aie eine fae , fe # D. C., WEDNESDAY, a NOVEMBER 20. 188 AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. WALTER B. WILLIAMS MS & CU. Auctioncora BRICK Eouee, A AUCTION, § us On WEDS Bak ora NOVEMBER TWENTIETE. at 81,000, dated Gerad ero j Femaibder in wii WALTER SY WILLIAMS 252 Auctioneers. HALE-FA~ ‘trust for S164 JUNCANSON BROS,, Auctioneers, ‘Oth aiid D sta, uw. 10% GEOR iN, THE NOMLAWEST CILY, BEING PREMISES SI NONTH MENT, ND DWELLIN red ee SALE OF A VALUABLE I truat dated the 24th Thad. and recorded in Liber 1:s7i, records fois the land Prew BER) J Seb, AL HALY-PAST FOUL Oeteen IN THE AFTERNOON, the following de- scribed real estate situate iu thecity of Washington, in the District of Columbia, to wit: All that ¢ riain piece orfarcel of land and preuiises kuown aid dis Asaud being lot numbered thirty-one W. Lugs’ subdivision tu syuure uumbered t Gred apd ninety-five (305) a8 per plat reco folio 25, of the records of the surveyors Ofcs of tie Dastricie Columbia, the same being im- Mgt abieas brick and frame store and dweli- Sith arable ou Sewi-annually, said note being secured. by trust on the above described jro, erty,and in one (1) and balance two (2) years from Gate of sale, for Which the promissory notes oi the purchaser must be ven beat terest, ‘al semi-anpually, at the Fate of six (0 per cout per auvaunand to be secured by ‘@deed of trust on the property sold or all cash over Sud above the aforesaid uuve vi $1,000 at the option, of the purchaser’ All couveyancing and reco purchaser's cost, “A deposit of #200 is Tequested at Eine of sale. If the tersne of sule sre not comtiied witht in ten days after dateo Ot sale the trustees reserve the Fight to resell at the risk aud cost of de! rape yur- Chaser after three days’ public notice of in some ewan abl He WaAlSan Be cD i Pa ng-d&ds LOUIS D. WINE. Trasioss, THIS EVENING. Waltzes B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, SALE OF = ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, ~ PHOTOGRAVURES AT AUCTION, Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEM- BER TWENTIETH, at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, at the salesroom corner 10th aud Pennsyl- vaniaavenue. Sales daily thereafter at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M., THREE and HALF-PAST SEVEN P. ‘M. until allaresold. The collection embraces many choice subjects appropriately framed, to be sold with- out limit, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. nis-4t Auctioneers, ___ FUTURE Days. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 8 4 NG FOUK "ROOMS ALTIC. AyD THKEE TWO-STORY AND BA EMENT DWE ING 3 PAL ae mae auction, Five New Fick LOLweR, ¢ two stores are at the coruer of Lath strectan. Wallac ch place, lta Lox Saud the three dweliingge tout on Wallueh p corner of 14th, being Nos 1550, 1352 ana T sea ade conteins 6 rgums sud tue other twor? rooms each, Lots 17x30. These hous sare just fished and have all the mouern improvements and areau @ rapidiy improving section of the ciy. ‘Terms: One-third cash, the bulance in one, two and three years, with notes bearing interest fu scared by deeds of trusi on the property sold. 8200 deposit Will be required on each hvlise at the tine of males Houses wilt be open day of sale; relulees I shall offer, at at pubi describe: nz0-d& 5 DOWLING, Auctioneer, OME OF ACKER & GADSBY, i Estate Brokers, LUUS F st. n.w. PEREMPTORY SALE NO. 1058 WEST MARKET BPaCE, GEORGETOWN. V«LUABLE tkR- ksT-BEAKING INVES1 MENT. We will sell st public auction in front of the premises ey WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1 WEN1Y H, 1980, AT HALF-PAST FUUK O'CLOCK. part of lot 41, in sqaure 16, Georvetown, trouting <4 leet on West Market space by adepin of SY Peas iin proved by a new three-story brick building, No. loss cot Market space, Geongetown, aud kuowu as the Market Flat bi ments and th, uiidiug having modern Luprove- rings under reut at the rate of 647 per Property sold subject to a deed of tru . ‘payable on Uctuber JO, LNG1, with Taare ati tue becuse 46 percent -emi-snuually. Oue-nal: = unis mouey iu excess of said trust to be paid in Gach and the Lalauce payable one year alter me cad tercet at 6 per ceucum, payabie semi-annually, and secured by deed of trust uu the prope:ty: oF aif cast Gn eXcess of eae UY trust), at option of pur- chaser, iaxe on pa te November 1, 1soV. Terms to be complied with in 10 days oo bape Tesolu at de- faulting purchaser's risk. #1! ‘posit at time of saie All one, snag and ecprdinn a rchaser's UuGE BLICKNEL VHANCERY SALE OF VALUBi SikeEL NOKIHWEST BEL CAPITOL AND FIKSY STREETS. Under decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity cause No, 11,960 :Holnmes et al vs. Jones et Twill sell, at public auction, in front of the a TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, the same delux feet deep, contaiming TGrms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, in two equal payments, in notes: cured by deed of trust ou the srunerty, Se all can. option of purchaser. Couvey ny ome sy Fr murcuaser's cost, aud £100 to be sted w when bic ‘The trustee resorves ht to resel. and user, alter cust of defaultiax pore three days’ notice in the mm ig Host newspayer, if said purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale. IAS. HON cS, Fraston, F st. uw. WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers, 20-00&ds \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED SBROPERTY. SIKEET BETWEEN 1Wic Ta eIRBE BTKEETS N a On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ENTH IssUcat HALE PAST FOUR O: P.M, ie teont ot Shs peemnines.A wilt voll Lt 2 tm Gquere Tos, frouting 71 feet 6 inches on north side of bove 2Uth st., aud running back 120 toot sie fuches “og ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with interes ecured by a deed of trust on @ Property, or all'cesh. Conveyancing aud record- ing at cust cl purchaser. A deposit of $200 required atime of sale ‘Term to be complied with ii tet days froin sale. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, _ 2 ON NETH AND TWEN, THWEST AT PUBLIC D1S-dxds |HOMAS DOWLANG, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE TWO-STOR! AND-CELLAK 7-OUM NOK’ By virtue of a der 1888, aud duly recorded iu liber No. 1364, folio 1 etaeg.voue of the laud records gf the Disttiet of Gal, untbia, and at the regueet of the holder of the potes secured thereby; we will sell at pabitc auction iu front of the HE TWENTY- Sixt Day oF: GENOvEMLER, A'D. 1s89, AT HALF PASI FUUR O'CL + the foliownig- reul estate, tituate tn es ons of Wastingtun, District of Colwnbia, and known and distinguisiied as lot Bo 66, iu Portuer's subdivision of part of square 204, a the mune ts duly reeurded 11 Buok No. 14ylolo 24; ef the land records in office of surveyor of aid District, fowether with sll the improvements thereon, ulsd t. 1L.W. mM at time of sale. Ade- Kulown as No. 1451 Us Tertius casy and made ku: posit of $100 will be required et time of sale. Con Veyancing aud recording at cost of purchaser. if = ot Pees are not plied with in ten days from day of ale, the property will be resold at risk atid Coot etau rg purchs: SHiNG Lon RANENHOWER, w LEVING BOSW n15-das ds NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Trustees. CLOSE A :REMPTORY Sale OF vat abce jepnoven PROPEL LY SELUATE A OF Bi GroKe eth IMPKONED 4 5 or NEA ‘UWN AND OAK EW ‘ND WITHIN THERE MILES OF Ghee m MONDAY, bY reggae EIGHTEENTH, 188% atTouu choc front of the wilt wll yact of Lot 11m sqture 13, Geonee wh, Dd fronting 33d feet on. ‘Brick or M) street by a depth of 70 soot on Frederick (or G4th) street, an roved by a Stone aud Brick Store, being Nos. 3400 and 340” AND ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER NINET! remises, at THREE O'C! EENTH, 1889, 01 mie I will ‘se! ieytor tioet is tue | for notes vearing Interest from day of sule aud se ____ AUCTION SALES. ADA ave. Opposite City Post Office, TRUSTEES: OF IMPROVED 7a feos, SIDE OF SIXIH. STREET, HAND FURNITU! RE NEW AND Go bas’ AND OMB R SARKINOTOAD ferns "SOUT Sand 7 SEAT CHS uA PICTURLS HAL * W S ol &c., WITH AN AdSUKIMEN SITURE, Se. ONE CABE ita BU AT, AUCTION AL ary TWENTY-FIRST 01 ALso Bs, HYACINTHS, TULIPS, sates boom THUES- BMBER, AT TEN NCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. A SPECIAL ATTRACTINES ALE OF FINE HOUSE HOLD FURATLC KE AND EF EROTS WILL TAR, the Lnrrovements thereon, Terms of sale: One-balt cash; sadist thie A Peyments in six 6), twel «azy 4 ake shTACIOUS. SALES MUOM | incutie, with interest at the rate of 8 per souk pepehey Fated Sie pineal seusi-ann tecured ci of trust pow the stew cons NG AT TEN O'CLOC dete Sra ted A AcK HAIR CLOTH E SILK, FARto su) hie ome Th BILE. COMES, DIVANS, LES EABELS, WIC CEPLION CHALDS, eit, SATIN, PLUsH, ear ‘ROHR OAK _M. 7. SEBOARES OAK AND WALNUT ay N DINING TABLES (WTH LEAVES), | Bex to announce that ytelding to ‘citations 5 - She has opened a. KESSMAKLN ‘AR MN Be OVERED AND OAK BENT WOOD | She ben cpsved ® Ber Biiluuery ‘aud’ Children's Be CHAIRS, BONY ABD OLD OAK AC cis AND HALL Tie — A LIBRA TAREE ies BOUK'CASES | | Ais cuxagements made with her will receive prow; "AND READING ¢ MALKS, &C., &C attebtou. Kuarenteciig Rrsi-class work et Tessonal Procea Ameariy call solicsted, s ua 937 F 8T_N.W. WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH AND OAK BED ROOM SUITES, RECLINING CHAIRS, TABLES, PIC- TURES, HAP, HUSK AND COTION "MAT- LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AXMINSTER. VELVE i, BRUSSELS, sag INGRAIN CALPE TS. WONTSIT MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, 1329 F st, nw. (Mire. Harrison's), SULLDIRG Loin Importer of FINE BUILDING LOTS SIT ae oN a QAD SUK ET he RPESNSALVANIA | patra Fine Freucu hair Goods, DC STLEL: SOUILH daa? 7 THURSDAY Sy CMBR TWENTY-FIRST, | —220-1u ~ Shampocing. 1800, aLHALE-PaS? FUU RE SLOCK M, wewil | \pME BEADLEY, MODINTE, FoKMeKLY OF sell i tronto: the pre! es Lots 16, 17 and is, | JU New bork, Yash ugton 2, each lot trou ond street east, with ce and contaiming in all 3, hese lots are iui 15 79-100 feet on nec: wing from 45 tv 70 feet, Jm- 14) feet. lately souds of Pennsylvania ot Jd street cast, and are hes to extend tha! Pe oy nega betrouare and Pertect Moderate 5: E Mae.’ 1329 F STREET. WINTER OPENING option of purcusses at'time of male. Convesauciug, y Cost. Terme to be cous ited wich iu ten days, other Prise Fight reserved to rexell at risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser after nve pubse notice of Such resale iu sone bewspeper pubuusied in Waxbe ineton, D.C. DUNCANSON BRO! or IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS, WEDNESDAY AND THUKSDAX, —— 20 AND 22. During ber recent to kurope Mme. gases secured ne CHUICES NOVEL be ts MALIN Icom tue leading houses in Louden spa Paris aud Atcanged toreceive al the NEWEST FABMAUNS by ‘Let sieawer alter Lucy are oul, do cards, nl6-deds Auctioneers, _FUTURE DAYS. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TAUSTEE'S SALE OF ‘PROPERTY OF ELECTRO- MAGNETIC BOILEK CLEANER COMPANY. By virtue of adecree of the Sujreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equicy cause No. 12,- 132, 1 will sell, on dnU.SvAi, DECEMBER TWELFTH, 1808, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., mt the office of the company, oom S, Atlantic vuildlug, the Potent riehis of the Leciru- Magnetic Bower Cleaver pany. ‘Terma: ‘Cash. JAMES H. TAXEOR, Treen, 3 1oth st, IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALLI WILL the Furniture, ‘Tools and M is of the bieo- tro- Magnetic Boiler Cleaner Coupauy ‘kes 1THUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, . STICKNEY, Auctioneer, ¥36 F st. BL, Basu —— KRULPAION GOWNS AFAEM LbE Latent MODE. xuIsS 4, BOGGESS, 1889-"¥0, GE FS 0ns TAP Scho: BOLis, PARASOL, Daphius, soya, sew derep Fictires, Leper Sines, piuuiens Guid Mauut auewaisice —seriale 108 Jaakiug Payer Flowers, Golu, iver aud Colored Payer, ‘Anumed, Lauter, dc, Jo'Sax GUULD, 42) wen st EO, SALE OF VALUABLE TWO- STORY FRAME 2a DiwktLaNG HOUse» NO. Zid Nid 1, NEARLY -ore@olte Lo. WISHING FINE LACES DONE Or aN in 4 irw-class Freven Bivie cad at the cay ex ised pusceim tue city, Mine, VALMUN IS P13 1100 “ — dime Lace Curiains s speciuity. —— sous StAckin GARMENTS DYED AND er auto Newest mt N Sulit GROUNDS. ae Court of the Sib day of Bo 1, wocket 30, iby Veuiber, 1858. in equi y cause Ne. 12 wherein Jouu drubkiin Ford aid snot Puta ud Mars W- ord aud otherware deteudauite, Twill geil at pubiie wuchon. sm trout of tue yen 9 fre ol DATURDAL. | OFMeF Uy the Mies Soe Sanatira Gk NOVEMBER Ab, | Het 1540 btu w 1680, dae HALEEAST POUR tock DP RSD ENG SCOUMING AND DEY CLEAN: P.M, that certain piece of real estare ESIABLIDUMENI, 1200 New dork ava, situate in the City of Washington, D.C., und known as that pact of original lo: cane B), dred and twenty-five |. Dey ILILE at w pout im che diueh, Veivet and Aveuug Drewes AN LU, AND CAKOLINE Linck, soruery wits ‘a suschet Darna ba Sed Saute weak St vey denen, re Hie of Ath ww. thinsy-thiree oi) feet north | Aud Maiwuu Xriewe, Pare, eel trom the southeast coruer of said lot ion. HscHLies "a = north with the lime of said street twenty-one C21) “CLEANING ESTAR feet; thence due West one Lundred (1UU) feet six (U) An Nd AND Dik betepn ip hme tee wd Geis’ Garmcnte oi al, Lica Without being Typed. Lewes’ kveniug Dresses SSE Luar ive year cxperiaice, ges te. Gouvus caused ior au delivered, LiWUCL GAKMEN IS. MADE UP OR RIPPED, iucues; Uence due south twenty-one (21) feet, and thence due east one hundred (1UU) leet mx (6) menes to We bewinbiny; tue suid piece of imua being im proved by # two-story iruime dwelling house, aud be- dug uy che most iiuproved section of the south west part wy Jed & gues muvurLiLas “F “terse of wale as prescribed by the said decree: One- . FISCHER, third of the purchase inowey in Camb on ihe day of mule | _ 024 Ub G at aw, or within ten days Ulhcreaiver, nd the — two — — = Mai pay weute at twelve and egutect iwouths from as tite day of saie, the purchaser i¥.bg proulesory notes HOTELS. for the same, Deuing interest wt six percentum per 2 nim iron the day of sale; or the purcuuser may pay au the purchase money iu cash on tue day of sae, or Within teu days tuereafter. “Tne title wili be withheld uutuall the purciase money is paid. A de $100 will be reqitired when Uie property is » Couveyancihy ai the purchaser's cost. 11 the terms sale are not complied with within ten days atier the day of sale the trustee reserves the right to Tesell the — ———— SPECIAL ICE-HUIEL BRUNSWICK, BOB. tou. Heresiter tis lute will be Kept bot! on the Buropean aud Awerican plans, wid-ut BAkots & VUNBLEL, Proprietors. _ Me VERNON MOTEL. ‘ _ 5 avd 487 Peuneylvania w uum, BOC w 61. webs ott ey bourd aud Kooi, @4 w ve. per week, 61. pe gd ‘oe 66 JACK HARKIS” 403, 117H sr. we #10 por week.” Oysters acd Genera, estat Fine Wines, wore and Cigars, JUHN He HALiaS, Prop ee OTEL WiboTLk $15 100K Bi, quarters tor high yer U; TULS sages to poiuts of Mtercst; for 0 pau. 9. A. DEWIIA, Prop. och-dum iN PUP LA ERIE »UBDI all offer for sule iu frout of the prea: DAY the NOQETEEN TE UF EMBER, 1889, at HALF-PAST FOUK OCLUCK Pale lot 13 in bieck 18, Hall aud Elvau's subdivision of Mendian all, ee EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.C. ‘Lerms of One-third ca: (1) and two (2) yeurs. with in. centuin per aunum, py; posit at tine of suis. Biteen h and the belance in one at the rate of 6 per SS crms to be complied site ta WINTER RESORTS. oe GEO. W. STICKNEY, B n13-6t Auction Bawa, Aucuoseer. g2-THE ARGTE SALE IS POSTPONED To FRI- ‘The Land of-the Lily end the Rese, PAY, NOVEMBER TWE3 HAMILTON HOTEL, -SLOOND, 1889, same voto GEO. W. STICKNEY, Aueti si : —— Open from December until May. medede TP\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. For Circulars, etc., address WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor, Kiauilton, Bermuda, n16-s&w3m Ams 20 Oj oF % ING AUS. 716 AND 718 ISTH STREET SOUTH CAROLINA. TER Kiso Fok HEALTH AXD euunt tu the requirements of e deed of trust of iu Liber No. 117%, tulio 208 et May 6, 1586, recorde oar of the District land recorus, the 7 _ ie —— will eel at cK DAL OP NOVEMBER 1ssi, Lots de gti i ret-clane ne Subdivision of aquare Dit and Slot Reiss! opens ROIS SEASON OF ee Seca ‘Terms: Third cash balance in two equal pay- | NOVEMBEK 14. CUTIAGED—F oentsat six ghd twelve moulin rom diy of ale, mith | Bintnde Lo RENT." ¥ur deecrptine citi interest at 6 ber cent, secured on tus peoperty, terms address Cl mash deposit of $100 ou each Jot will 1 be Feutdred B11-e0-limo a St the anes ye are not complied with Quy s pro) be residat cost of detacitige | "J BOMASVI: : Woops HOTEL, " botive in THE EVENING STAR | “ceason opens DECEMBLE & 1eey see OO STRTTLON AS HPORD, ON ASHFORD, 4 416'5tn st. nw. A BOWER, roulars, rati ye = bavik Manager. rat vommasville, Gx. oF Fd 1 tudaor Hotel; New bork City. n19-11t aura 1 IMPROV: meri HUKAY CAVEKNS ARE OPEN THE YEAR eet ant = feet north frou the southeast corner of said lot; running RI EESTR visitors cau always Rud good quarters ACHUSET18 | gt ibe Hotel Laurence AT AUC: | “Rates @2 per day. pi2-lis* ‘EMBER TWENTY-SECONP. at |} FOTLL ROANOKE, ROANOKE VA- O'CLOCK + SMALE rey va . part ot | BLeneLe T ueBeld, W.Va, pert ug at Point ou West line of 13tn | qxThe,sbove Houses are located fu a wection now ate tructing (be attenticn of capitalists nce north slows said orth, offering as It woes Ube Very best agacentioabaitd ee stree eet; theuce west 125 feet to alley: fuence | proatable investusciste, south on said alley 17 feet; thence eust 38 feet: thence | "These BMotis are south 5 feet; thence east Oy feet wo place of Bagning, houses aud offer especial improved by'a Thrve-stury and Basensent bi ing House With ail modern improvements: Two-story Brick Stabie in rear of lot. ‘Oue-third hu; Dalunce im one, twoand three years cured by a deed of trust on property sold, or all cash, option. Ail conveyancing, &, at coat erms of sale to be complied —_ m day of sule, otherwise MEDICAL, & within ten da} 8 Hobe esol at Goat of dctaitiigr purchaser, ig ADIES WHO PEQUIME 1HE Si Vi iow dn jown on day of Divdt WALLER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. G'iithand 12te te bea oe ae Pr ocié-Ow* UBLIC SALE. D*s LEON, . ‘By virtue of fe inte Sex ‘conferred by sand by under festmineut of Lin ite Jerome C order deceased, atorof Jerome C. Berry, wid Siesta ite” renndedeay sy tae alsin | Prope treatment. Conniltation strictly SOvP aE irs Psst Si, gee] 81 OakSSnlaye opens ne MOSS ee yCLOC! A le Faria, containin, at res of desirable and productive land, sdjoimiag | J 7 )H48 SEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT estate of Hon. A. I Gorman, about 25, tnhies from be laut Eeeate & ae oe ee ee # miles frou Laurel, Baud 0. KK. Good | Cotddeutly consult Dr. BROTHERS, OO B at. aw, Dwell es Thace Teenent eganecensary out | Tarticular attention paid to ail discasce peculiar 60 ee Leticnient Lda 4. | of frustand well watered, healthy aud school meer ot indice, maapedoraingie. Borty yours’ Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and 2 EAD ISE. U6 months, with interest, the pure ht. Sethe Sed Sap ED yal casi 1 Pe the nauie ine will be offered st public sale all can the Personal perty of said deces: THOMAS A. BROWN, Executor. a Tat Sate ee 7 Law Building, Baltimore, Ma. 11,13,15.18,20,23, 25262271 [puNcanson BROS., Auctioneers, ME. DE PORES’ reenter ead ESR arts ‘mer! setine ‘Vance oisents ee cliecae enegee ee TISTRY. ___ ED WITHOUT PAIN BY AID seth Bled ‘without pais, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. X_ VALUABLE INPRO’ FH Diy STuEE TS Se re a: Secure AS aT AUCTION. MBE,