Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1889, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. pisces satan F Tue Evexrxo Stan's subscription lists the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest im the correctness of its claims as to circulation, This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none our in Washington! FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Deaf Mute Education—Teachers’ Insti- tute—Prize Fight—Social Notes. Correspondence of Tar EVENING STAR, Frepentck, Mp., November 20. The board of directors of the Maryland inst ‘ate for the deaf and dumb, located in this ¥. met yesterday, Mr. Enoch Pratt of Balti- more, president of the board, in the chair. The biennial report of the institution to be sub- mitted to the Maryland legislature at its next session was approved. It was announced to the board that a legacy of $2,600, left to the institution by Mrs. Beazley of Baltimore, had gone into effect. The board decided to set apart a portion of the fund for the establish- mentof a gymnasium. A committee was ap- pointed tosuperintend the equipment of the latter, and it was decided to name it in honor of Mrs. Beazley. The roll of pupils—both sexes—number upward of 100 and there is an efficient corps of teachers. Mr. Garrett Crampton of Washington, for- merly of this county. and Miss Sophie Clag- ett of the Maryland tract, were married yes- terday in St. Mark's P.E. church at Peterville, this county, Rev. Edward Wall officiating. The church was crowded with guests. A lively mill took place on the Harper's Ferry turnpike, near this city, at an early hour this morning between two amateur pugilists, Baker of Frederick and Hahn of Washington. ‘There were several rounds in which very little science was displayed and Baker was declared the best man. Hahn claims several fouls. Messrs. John C. Walter and Robert Biggs have been appointed by the court a committee of the person of Miss Harriett Morrison of Em- mittsburg, recently declared to be of unsound mind. They gave $20.000 bonds. There has been considerable excitement here this week over the Frederick post office. The announcement was made that a change is shortly to take place, and aspirants are flock- ing to Washington to look after their interests, A conference of the teachers and public school officials of Frederick and adjoining counties was commenced today in city hall | and will continue several days, Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach opened the session with prayer. Mr. 8. Dutrow, president of the school board, and Mr. Glenn A. Worthington delivered addresses, ‘The following questions were discussed: County institutes and district associations, course of instru: :tion, and normal instructign. Dr. L. T. MacGill has returned from a visit to his son in Washington.— Messrs. B.V. Buckey and H. C. Keefer are visiting in Washington. FM. ——._—- THE MARYLAND SENATORSHIP. A Meeting Yesterday in Baltimore That Starts Talk. From the Baltimore Sun. Senator A, P. Gorman, Gov. E. E. Jackson, State Treasurer Stevenson Archer, Controll: L. Victor Baughman and the Hon. Barnes Compton were at the Carrollton hote! yestei day. Gov. Jackson left th> city in the afte: noon for Philadelphia. As the genera! assem- bly at Annapolis this winter will elect a United | States Senator from the eastern shore to suc- | ceed Senator E. K. Wilson. report has it that Gov. Jackson is a candidate for senatorial | honors. But he has not, as yet at least, made that fact known even to his close political friends, and no one is around to speak for the governor upon that subject. As the senatorial field looks at this time the gentlemen whose names are advanced by their friends are Sen- ator Wilson of Worcester. to succeed him- self; St ‘tor John B. Brown of Queen State Senator Edward Lloyd of ¢ name Lieyd has” been crate in ‘ome for- the state is sometimes in political geography. will get the speakership of the house. Senator Brattan of Somerset is unde stood to be well backed for the presidency the senate. The speakership of the house will probs go to Laird of Montgomery, ongressman Shaw of Carroll, or Mr. Hub- ner of Baltimore county, b use of their ex- perience in legislative duties and consequent vent for the position. The legislature et New Year's ¢ ind in the stx we ne there will be time to discuss nization «nd of legisiation, It I the tralian election | Jaw, or a method for carrying on elections by | some suc! in. will be on the democratic pro- gram at Annapolis. — a A Pension Office Decision Overruled. Assistant Secretary Bassey has overruled the pension office and directed that a pension be issued to Lydia F. Wise. widow of Anthony L. Wise. The claimant in her declaration for jon set out that her husband died of cere- itis, th> result of gun shot wounds, for which he was receiving medical atten- tion at th: tim: of his death, The claim was rejectsd by the pension offi | i rested. Emin and Casati had 300 Sou- dancse soldiers, and many other followers with quantity of ivory. Stanley had a force of 240 Zauzibaris, and’ was accompanied by his six Bonny and William, The expedition struck camp as soon as the messengers started. There- fore the party should reach Mpwapwa by No- vember 20, Emin and Sti fought and repulsed the mahdists, capturing serting that their way home ge of stations. The mes knowledge of the Senous toum and Abyssinia Capt. Wisstmarn tionaries at Kisouk tection until the fate of Bushiri was decided, Although on ¢ jonuries we ceived a Jette De According to the letters the expedition under command of Dr. Pe and everything was proc It is argued by the commitee that the receipt of these letters shows that the report of the massacre of Dr, Peters and the members of the expedition by natives was untru on the ground thet ths fatal diseaso was not the result of gi shet wounds or of any | prior to enlistment: wounds were prog) the date of the soldier's discharge, their results | finally breaking up and shattering his whole | LeFvous Organization i, that the evidence of | the surgeons trace the Zatal cerebral meningitis | to the condition that was superindsced by th . that the gun shot | gun shot wounds, which were clearly of scrvice | Ce origin, es The Fastest Ship Afloat. An engine«r officer of the navy, when inter- viewed today, said the horse power of the Bal- | timore on the last trial must have becn greatly 1m excess of that on the former trial if the ship attained the reported speed of 2034 knots. There were two changes made by the builders which would increase the power. One was in makin. boilers | those to th main boilers, Testoring the valves to the original (English) | c Pierce’s friends as a body are taking no ‘The result of Pier in joint session tod THE EVENING STAR STRADDLING THE SPEAKERSHIP. Mr. Morse’s Alleged Scheme for Secur- ing Desired Places on Committces. From the Kansas City Times. Mr. Reed and Mr. McKinley met accidentally Somewhere and commenced bantering each other in an apparently friendly way concern- ing their chances for the speakership. Maj. McKinley remarked, among other things, to Mr. Reed that he could not carry the entire delegation trom his own section, which asser- tion Mr. Reed vigorously denied, “Why,” said Mr. McKinley, “I know of a member from Massachusetts who will support me for the speakership.” ‘Name him,” demanded Mr. Reed. “Certainly,” replied Mr. McKinley. “M Morse will vote for me,” referring to “Rising ‘Sun Morse,” recently elected from the second Massachusetts district. “I guess not.” retorted big Tom Reed, who, running his hand down into @ capacious ‘inner pocket. drew out a letter from Mr. Morse which read about as follows: “Dear Mr. Rexp: I am happy to inform you that you are my choice for the speakership Ishall cast my first vote for you, and in th connection Iassume that you will be glad to know the committees on which I desire to serve.” To this was appended a list of important committees on which the member wished to be “What do you say to that, McKinley?” ejacu- lated the M Asnpercilious and significant smile was ob- served at this juncture to irradiate the Napo- leonic features of the Ohio champion of a high chest, Maj. Mc pocket and pulled out a bundle of letters, from which he selected one marked with a red cross, which bore the business superscription of the ising Sun” statesman. ‘Read that,” exclaimed McKinley, flaunting the letter defiantly before the eyes of the Brobdingnagian gentleman from’ Portland, This letter, subscribed by Mr. Morse, read about as follows: “My Dear Mas, McKryuey: I will be forced by circumstances to cast my first compli- mentary vote for Mr. Reed, but you are my choice for the speakership. Hence on the second and succeeding ballots I shall vote for e statesman. Throwing back his manly inley dipped down into his side Tassume that you will be glad to know the committees on which I desire to serve.” Here followed an exact reproduction of the list of committees indicated by Mr. Morse in his letter to Mr. Reed. “Well, I swow!” exclaimed Tom Reed in good old-fashioned down east dialect. ‘The joke was too good to be lost on either, so the two rivals shook hands over the episode. Each one carefully folded his letter, reinserted it in the envelope and put it away carefully for future reference, ~ 800 STANLEY AND EM! They Reach Mpwapwa After Many “SAFER, Hardships. Capt. Wissman telegraphs that Henry M. Stanley arrived at Mpwapwa on November 10, Cupt. Wissman’s dispatch concerning Stanley is dated Zanzibar, November 20. Besides Stanley all the European members of the expe- dition and Schinze and Hofmann and other missionaries have arrived at Mpwapwa. All are well. Capt. Wissman expects the party to arrive at Pagamoyo on December 1. The Reichsanzviger, pablished at Berlin, has a dispatch from Captain Wissmann, dated Mpwapwa, October 13, The dispatch says four of Stanley's men and one af E diers have arrived there, They left Stanley at Neukmma on August 10, and came by way of Noembo and Mwerieweri north to Ugogo in in’s sol- three days, including nine days on which They had in their possession a large nts—Nelson, Jephson, Stairs, Parke, jey repeatedly WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 1889, AUCTION SA y, PLEITEATER OS iB pan wit THAT HOUSEKEEPER WHO WITH THE = | *d.coutuning in MEAGER INCOME OF HER HUSBAND CON- TRIBUTES MOST TO HIS COMFORT AND TO THE HAPPINESS OF THOSE AROUND HER DESERVES AND SHOULD BE AC- CORDED THE GREATEST COMMENDA- DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. THIS EVENING. Watts B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. THIS, IN MANY INSTANCES, PROVES AN OVERWHELMING TASE FORCED LOAN BE MADE, THUS GIVING YUBLICITY TO A MATTER WHICH SHOULD BE CONFINED TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE 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 ENGRAVINGS, UNDER THE AMPLE FOLDS OF OUE EQUITABLE Worth 356. and 40c. ‘We have opened PHOTOGRAVURES AT AUCTION, THESE HORRORS TO A SENSITIVE NA- TURE ARE OBVIATED, BINATION OF OUR New Departments— Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEM- HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, at the salesroom corner 10th and 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- THE HAPPY COM- BER TWENTIETH, FANCY PLUSH BOXES, allow 10 percent METHOD PRECLUDES ALL KNOWLEDGE ON THE PART OF THE PUBLIC, SO THAT IN EITHER EVENT YOUR CURIOUS NEIGH- BOR Is LEFT IN IGNORANCE, WHILE YOU REVEL IN THE MIDST OF BLISS AND CON- TENTMENT. LANSLURGH & BRO. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Ansther chance for those who were disappointed during our last special LACE CURTAIN SALE. We will give 3,000 POLES away, one with every Pair of CURTAINS that we sell for 81.50 and over, and at the same time make a special sale of LACE CURTAINS at fully 25 per cent below regular prices. ___ FUTURE DAYS, HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOT FRONTING STANTON PARK. By virtue of the Supreme Court « sed WE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL HOUSE- KEEPERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MAN- IFOLD BENEFITS OF OUR SYSTEM, EX- TENDING TO YOU THE PRICELESS PRIVI- HERE'S ANOTHER. tion, in front of the premises, the west ineles, fronting Stanton ts east, by a depth of }0 feet, of orixinal Lot 1, an ie ubove property offers an unusual inducement to persons desiring un investment in business property. ‘Terms of sale, as prot ‘One lot of Damaged Sample PORTIERES at about half regular value, at prices from 80c. to $2. ‘Special during this sale we will sell all BRASS CUR- TAIN POLES for 49, ench. 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 wo are headquarters and our prices always suit you. Seventy-six TABLES, solid cherry legs, at 98c. Our DICTATING THE TERMS: UPON WHICH YOU MAY WISH TO PUR- CHASE, OUR EXACTIONS ARE INSIGNIFI- METHOD EQUITABLE AND OUR BENEFACTIONS INCALCULABLE, linents at respectively is from the day of sale with six per leferred payments to be notes and a deed of trust ‘chase money can be pai A deposit of #10 rins of sale are not Ss after the day of atthe risk and cost of complied with within twenty di gale the property will be resol the defaulting purchaser. “OUR SOUVENIK” FOR CUSTOMERS, 2 Fendail Building. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aj HOUSE & HERRMANN'S S —— FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, Our department is full of good things. Visit it. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1 and 923 7th st. and 636 Mass. avo, nw. '8 AT MY AUCTION ROOMS SAT- | fit NTY-THIKRD, 1889, | LANSBURGH & BRO. aes RACING | Fayette un URDAY, NOVE SING AT TEN O'CLOCK, 1 EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, | 10 inches word fi A NUMBER OF FINE PICTURES. Ws. H. McKew. 033 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FULL DRESS SHIRTS, From the government, a number of Gentlemen, when you think of FULL DRESS BRUSSELS CARPETS. SHIRTS the complimentary LANSBURGH & BRO'S., a8 we have taken extra pains to secure the most tasty and neat desixns, They are all in stock. Prices you will find correct, which rauge from $1.50 to 83 each. thought should be ABOUT FORTY CARPETS AND A NUMBER or FINE STOVES, ‘We wish to inform our patrons and the public that during the past few days we have received large addi- tions to our stock of AT TWELVE O'CL0C! SEVERAL COU! SEVERAL HOKSES, NEW AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS. LANSBURGH & BRO. ETS OF HARNESS, al SEVERAL FIN 21-28 Atour SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT G". W, STICKNEY, Real Estate Auctioneer. you will find something entirely new in ALUABLE LOT ON CERY SALE_OF T SIDE OF THIRD STREL SSYLVANIA AVENUE AS ROB EAEN GUAE oar By virtue of n decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed in Fquity N o reigned will sell at publ Many new styles in WALKING JACKETS, and some extreme novelties, ‘These are positively beautiful, Come only inlaid with ndi's grand banner. A majority of Emin's s refused to follow him ‘southward, as- id not lie in that jon. Emin lett two Egyptian officers in gers have no or of events in Khar- ids that the English mis- 1d Mamboia needed pro- 1 terms with the natives the - left unprotected, and had to d inside the German station. Regard- nboring tribes, Capt, Wissman did not believe that the masai would engage in hostili- ties against the station. but the marauding Wahehe, headqui possessed on with whom Bushiri possibly had his ters, had to be kept im check. Bushiri ya few guns, Pasha relief committee has re- le dispatch from Zanzibar stating rom Dr. Peters, bearing date of have reached Lamoo, East Africa, ni rs then at Korkorro, ding satisfactorily. soe ee Pierce Elected Senator. The two houses of the North Dakota legisla_ ture voted separately yesterday for United tates Senator. Ex-Goy. Pierce received all the votes ¢ democratic votes, which were cast for Ex-Sec- retary M. L. McCormick. Each house adopted cause incurred ia ths ser “es and line of duty, | @ resolution di Gen. Bussey in aliswirg the widow's claim | term. holds: Ist, that th+ soldi r was a sound man | to re: During the fore in their severity from | boom for Johnson for se t in both houses except twelve signating Pierce for the long he houses then went into joint session ive the governor's messi oon there was a very lively ond Senator, but it is noticeable that the opposition to him is not as h alarmed as it was last night and this niorning. Ex-Gov, Ordway de 8 that he has been dropped by his friends, but the vote he re- J last’ night se general concession that they have done some- thing that is not altogether favorable to his ms to justify the very : part fight for the second Senator. They lav all up, going to different candidates. ‘selection will be declared ses. A Victim of Foot Bull. J.D. Dewell, jr., son of J, D. Dewell, one of steam connection from the donkey | Be Wealthiest merchants in New Haven, is re- 2 deck), which added the power of | ported as lying at the point of death. Young ue other was in | Dewell attended the Yale rush as a fi rly im the fall and ri hman injuries ‘ived inter: design from which the builders had departed. | which called for an operation. This did not The machinery of the Baltimore was designed | result favorably and his recovery is despaired of. by Humphrey & Tennant in England. Secre- tury Whitney purchased the plans for the | Another Amateur whole ship from Sir William Armstrong. Mitchell & Co. Th: engineers of the navy ar Of the opinion the: the Baltimore is the fastest A Land Without Laws. The twenty-seven Stevens county men who | composed the mob which a year ago murdered the sheriff of Stevens county, in No-Mun’s Land, during the Weedadale-Hugeton county seat War were arraigned before Judge Foster of the | United Statex district court Tuesda: . United! States Attorney Dady made a motion for their removal to the United States court for the eaust- ern district of Texas, indictments having leen returned against them by the grand jury there, Attorneys forthe defense resisted the a plica- tion on the ground that the Texas court had no jurisdiction over No-Man's Land, The defense argued that the territory ordinarily important one, inasmuch as it affects the title of the United States to No-Man's Land and the validity of several Indian treaties made many years ago. Argument on all the ques- tions will eoutinue for two or three days, — see At Kansas City, Mo.. Judge Worthen, in the sate of the foe ; Mid otel and Coates house for violatin the Newberry law. which forbids the oir ing of games in dram shops, decided that in the eyes of the law «hotel bur is not a dram shop and dismismissed'the case. Rev. Frank Kodgers of Orange, N. J., died in his berth on the Atlantic express, east, at Derry, Pa. He was returning f-om Colorado. where he bad gone for the benefit of his health During the passage of the North German- Lloyd steamship Fulda diphtheria broke out among the steerage passengers and four little ones died. They were buried at sea. A suit involving $75.000 and containing some very sensational charges against E. L. Pope, late candidate for governor of Indiana on the independent ticket, was filed in the circuit eourt at Indianapolis. Congressman Amos J. Cumm has taken Gp the cause of Mra. Delia Parsell ana prom- ised that if her case can possibly be brought to the attention of Congress he will introduce a bill at the coming session for ber relief. She “claim growing out of the service of her , Commodore Stewart, im the navy. | socia j James $ ship atlout, ae °5 ‘ United States district attorney, is preparing to enter the lists for public favor. She has the advantage of youth and isa blonde, vivacious aud petite figure. She was named after he mother, Margaret Montgomery, that name upon the bills during her theatrical career, Mrs. ex-Attoruey her husband studied, was under the juris- | diction of no court. The question is an ¢xtra- | gainst the proprietors of the | tee = urns Professional. Another Philadelphia lady, well known in Mrs, Nickerson, the wife of the ex-assistant circles, is about to go on the stage. nner and with a remarkably pretty face and will assume Nickerson was a great favorite of Geueral Brewster, in whose office coe Knights of Labor. Inthe Knights of Labor convention at At- sterday various standing committees made their reports, among them the commit- tees on insurance, law, finance and corpora- tions, The committee on appeals and griev- ances nude its final report. The finance com- mittee recommended a c! future only the actual conventions will be paid. In future all local assemblies attached to the general assembly will pay « per capi ter instead of six centsas heretofore. ‘The gen- eral executive board was emp: an assessment tax of not more than twenty cents for the next year, A resolution was passed declaring that the general assembly favors an | seous patterns. Needany? increase in the pay of printers’ assistants in the bureau of engraving and printin; ton from $1.25 to $2 per day. A resviution was also passed recognizing election days as legal holidays and imposing a penalty on any employer violating it. ange so that in the and from ta tax of ten cents per quar- ered to put on at Washing- see. Rev, C. Hudson Smith, the su posed Boston suicide, is in San Francisco with about to sail for China, his mistress re With groans and sighs, and dizziod eyes, He seeks the couch and down he Hes; Nausea and faintness in him rise, row-ra pains assail him. Sick headache! Hut ere long comes ease, His stomach settles into peace, Within his head the throbbings Pierce's Pellets never full him! Nor will they fail an; in such a dire predica- mont. "To the dyape i, the lio wud con stipal ¥ are “a friend tn need and friend indeed.” *. DAI, DECEMBER so to call your special attention to our gold and silver glass, Look at the now things and get ie of LADIES' WRAPPERS. All sizea from 32 vation 10, frouting running back with that width 150 feet to an FLANNEL WRAPPERS, braid trimmed, plaited yoke, princess back, in Navy, Garnet and Gray, Price, LANSBURGH & BRO. ein three equal in” whteen mouths from waser, bear ine in- | deed of trust on orall cash, at opti maphied with in tft ty will be resold 5 positor 8100. will and all conveyancing and JOHN W. PILLIN STRIPED FLANNEL WRAPPERS, with Plain Cash- ‘avy andtDark Garnet, Navy and Brown, Gray and Black, HAIR LINE STRIPE WRA\ vet Cuils, Collar and Belt, Princesse Back. Good ws sortiwent of colors. CASUMEKE WRAPPERS, Solid Colorings, Silk Front, Keveres aud Cuffs (Dircetoire style). Price, y you property sold, will be tike: We refer below to some new things in SILKS y It is hardly necessary to add that we carry treble the stock that is ordinarily shown, faulting purchaser. PPERS, Full Front, Vel- hig at purchases’ DARK & CO., Auctio Wormerly with Dunc YOU KNOW IT, WE KNOW IT, AND EVERY ONE ELSE KNOWS IT. R LIFFE, E SERGE WRAPPERS, Fancy Yoke, es. Loose Front, Ribbon ‘Trim }» Blue and Black, Many other styles, but space will uot allow descrip. A complete line of “BLACK SATIN REGENC! the new weave in Silk Dress Fubric, and without doubt the handsomest material of recent production, being double faced, one side showing a 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, Price, $17.50. THE BALANC Price, $17.50, CHILDREN’S COATS, Full and Complete Assortment of LADIES’ FUR- L, SPOOL Si! S ANI TOGETHER WITH GOODS USUALLY S$ DRY GOUDS STOKE, EMBER TWENTY- JOCK, we will sell at Regular value $1.50. 19-inch All-Silk “BLACK SURAH," suitable for WM. H. McKNEW, On MONDAY MOK commencing at T! e store all the st Guccessor to KR. Ul. Taylor), urties in need account of Win. K. Regular value 75c. Although the prices of Surahs have advanced con- siderably in the past few weeks, owing to the rise in Taw Silk material, we still continue to sell our 75¢. COLORED SURAHS at 68c. 033 Penn. ave, _ Auctioneers. Rcre, DARK & CO., A) ‘20 Penni. ave, now. A Complete line of UNDERWEAR, Ss. VUuMBER TWENTY- FOUR O'CLUCK, we PARIS OF LOTS 6 AND 7 SQUAKE 341 fronting 20 feet 434 1 9Y tect 9 inches, with the nuprovements, a Three-story Press-brick and Brown-stine Buse! roperty isin cue of the best sections of the Lorthwest aud should command the at- tention of parties in search of au investiuent orfor a he LANSBURGH & BRO. UMBRELLAS, &o. Jith st. by adepth of LADIES' CARDIGAN JACKETS, 98¢, Frout Dwelling. Thi: MERINO UNDERWEAR. RIBBED VESTS, White, Red, Natural Wool, 90c. With Pauts to mate. ESTS, 0c, Te, Bly ‘This is cheap for a good Jacket and this is good, We 85,500 at 5 per cent, due February fre satisfied to have them compared to any $1 i Temain on the propert: Cardigan Jacket shown. We won't get rich selling these at 98c,, but then it will induce you to come to of pale are bot cou he riak and cost of the default- days? advertiae ewspaper published in Washington, D. aneiny, &c., at the cost of th our second floor, where are shown the FINEST LINES OF INFANTS! WEAR, LADIES UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND HEAVY SKIRTS, Wo are selling one lot of Corsets for sateen in such shades as Light Blue, Pink, Old Goid | and iu White aud Drab, ‘These aro au exceptionally ood bargain for the outlay. LANSBURGH & BRO. ‘Also « 1uii line of CHILDREN’S MERINO UNDER- ‘Dalit & CO., Aucts, LAK, in ull sizes. = — EE FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, IMPROVED PR NORTHEAST COKNEK OF FOUR AND L STREETS NOKIHWEST, KEG OCCUFIED AS A LUMBEK YAKD, AT PUBLIC NOVEMBER TWENTY-THIRD SLOCK, on the piv ction Lots A, B,C, D and Jovated ut the nortlcust dvithwest, recently occupied ay a lumber yard. following improvements: Ove al WORCESTER CORSET in uarantee Fust Black, UMBRELLAS. sai A tull line all the newest designa orier of Band 4th, HANDLES aid NATURAL STICKS, 26 and roperty bas on it trom $1.0 up, all of Which We guarantee fur twelve ick Ware House Some new TRIMMINGS came in today. We noticed | pow many new patterns to wear with the new dress ma te- id. All cuuveyancing rchaser's cost, $900 deposit will be re- 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auct. doz, SATIN DAMASK TOWELS, knotted and fringed, with col NEW GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR. Closing out a large 1 aber of WORK AND SCLAP | WARM GLOVES FOR MAN, WOMAN OK CHILD. eral hundred Japanese Cat LADIES' JERSEY UPPERS, $1.48. CHILDREN’S WOKSTED LEGGIN CHILDEEN'S JERSEY LEGGINS, INFANTS’ DEAW LADIES’. WOLSLED FASCINATORS. v EN WAND WILHIN 7 JNDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 185% th front of the premises, tare 13, Geozretown, D.. E.G. DAVIS, KO GLUCK P. Will sell part of Lot 1, im a Prey Ptr ips bony rick (ord ) street, ot by a Stone and Lrick Siore, being Nos. 5400 aud 340% AM strevt northwest. TUESDAY, NOVEMBLL the premises, 71M Market Space, Cor, Sthat. We keep the full assortinent of TOOTH AND HAIR LO facts of Land near Fenle, dng on Grant roud and known ws che La) ditterent tracts containing about 46, acres of lund, more or less, the larger tract is iau- proved by a dwelling and necessary out houses, all well watered, atlords some beautiful Views and build- eof ubout four acres imme- Connecticut avenue extended Also all Reliable Brands of SOAPS AND PERFUME: ONE-VPRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, $11 SEVENTH ST., COLGATE'’S VIOLET WATER only 35c. per bottle. | Offers a magnificent line of SUITS and OVERCOATS MURKAY & LANMAN'S TOILET WATER, 49. per | for Boys of all sizes at the lowest prices ever offered. OVERKCOATS for Boys, six to twelve, from $1.50 up. SULTS for Boys, six to thirteen, from $2 up. ing wites, has'au oak Mul ran directly trvagh this property will ran direct row) . ties of Washjuyton, one-quarter mile of Ten: wn and one uid a half miles of Ouk View. roperty is well situated and, ofers © rare for speculators or those oF Ue-third cash; baluuce in one and two years, with interest, and sceured by a deed of trust on the property, or ull cash, col at cost of purchasers, iece at tie of sale. in fifteen days from day of CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, 21c. per cake. EMBROIDERED FLANNELS are now kept on our | First Floor next to Flaunel Department. Some gor- A splendid line of BUSINESS SUITS from $6 up. Fine DRESS SUITS from 812 to 828, PRINCE ALBERT SUITS a specialty. OVER- COATS in all the new designs, CAPE OVERCOATS from $12 to $18 SACK OVERCOATS from 85.50 to 825, STORM COATS from 85 to 815, ODD PANTS be required on each sale to be complied wit at the risk und cost of the TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ROVED PROPERTY, NO. ¢®™~These goods are all of the best material, honestly F. | made, and prices are positively 30 per cent below those of all other houses. Gesrs Surrs Scounep AND PRESSED FOR 91. 3 ; Vests, and yas, | AUCTIC IN SALES.* : ICTION SALES. Temonnow. -_ POTUNRE Days. EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 F. mpomnts nomena. Auctioneer, = VALUABLE UNIM- NDID TY VED PROPER x Frrveey STREET TEEN STREE AC criON, w ERIE AND HURON | BEING TWO mK wr TS ABOVE, CON. ERTS TE UE IIOR pg | TARUNGW SOUR MOMS. AND ATTIC ARE ie r mises on TUR: PAN : OVEMBER, Tron ‘O-STORY AND BASEME! 4 i NINETEENTH DAY OF ONE CONTAINING SIX A! Tae ISSO, at HALE-PAST POUR O'CLOCK P.M, lot 15 THER TWO SEVEN Kuo im Wieck 18, Hall and Eivan's subdivision of Meridian MEER TOES Ou FRIDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY. NINTH, 1889, at HALt-PAST FOUR Le fron tof the Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in one | preimuises Esball offer. at pulls miction Five New ()and two 2) yaars, With interest at therate of per | Brick Housen es dentnitad eee ee ts hae ee centuin per antum, payabie semi-annually. $100 de- | at the corner of 14th strect ant Wallach piace oF posit at time of sale. orms to be complied with in Land tbe three Vines tromt on Wallne oe, pest Afteen days. Sans eae . Sow 1550°1 85% and 13854. nl3-0t 7 ONES Keactsonieer. ware just Buishalend S2-THE ABOVE SALF. 18 POSTPONED TO #RI- ee DAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SECOND, 1880, same ferme: One-third cash, the balance in one, two hour'and place. m1 ddade GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctio W4LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucta, PEREMPTORY SALE yALUABLE oven | © =i PROPERTA, PRON TINGS HrreN tit JDESCASSON BHO. Auctioneors, st BETWEEN LAND STK eae YENUE NOKIHWEST NE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON TWELFTH STREPT WEST BETWEPN “TENNGIL GANT AVENCE AND E STREET NOMTH. Phe . EET, WITH A DEPTH OF HOUSES Nos 400.411, 413 AND 4 st AFTERNOON, ISSO, at HALF. tn front of the pre ty 0) fee uare three hundred + feet ot wired on cach i the timeof sale. be open metas popteneices THOMAS DOWLING, uctioneer, 1 1 stant “0 feet north from the south corner of said lot; running thence north alouz said street 2 fect; thence west 1 said alley south o feet improved by'a Three ing House with t to plac ory aud Basement Brick Dweil- wodery taprovenents; I wo-story ar of cash, balance in one, two and three for notes Wearing interest troni day cured by a deed of trust on property os at purchaser's 0) veya of purchaser. Terms of sale to be coup within teu days from day of sale. otherwise a to be rmsold at cost of defaulting purchaser with in dtteen days, otherwise the right to reacll at down ou day of sale. = the risk abd cost of the defaulting purchaser after Bve ni9-4t WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta, | (5) days’ public advertising im solue Bewspaper pub- y 22), fro 12th street, with a depth of 100 tect, tumted im thy iter of the city neas ue and ome of the moat desrabie lo e city tor lance building for business, fat stitutions or can remain es how under coud 5,000 cash, balance in one and two years. 1) required at time of gale. Convey. Terme to be complied : ~ | lished in Washinetos HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. aie JOHN B. LARNER, 1314 Fat uw — 2 z Attorney for Owner, TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 5 - “e THE WEST SIDE OF SINCH. NERELL Bs ([HOMAS DOWLING, auctioncer. Twi AND G STREETS SU! E E WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a dvd of trust dated October 1882, and duly recorded in Liber 101 ts of ul District of € de in the payiuent of priucty estat the party oldie we will sell at publse VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON P TWENTIES H ANDTWEN. S NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC SDAY, NOVEMBER at HALY-PAST FOUR and iuterest, aud at the notes secu: tion, in front sto the ighest bidde Fuipay, a eg kT SECUND DAY OF Bue 3 SSM, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. all that certain jiece or parcel of land and premines -thind cash; balanoe im ome and tw Situate im the city of Macht Mbeimae part | XeArm, With interest, snd se by a deed of trust os at yt nuewebereh ainieen th the property, oF all'euali, cyancing and record et hundred particularly as point one hus northeast cu alone the li thence west ni fourteen ‘one ich to the place of beinning, together ost of purchaser. A deposit of i to be © 20) paar moped with a ten sale. nIS-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LADIES’ GOODs. same ata, t from the the imp ents thereon: JRUNTS! FRONTS! FROYTSII Tr Our-halt cash ; F Always in order by plain combing payments in six (Gs, twelve (12) aud at Inonthe, with interest at the fate of 6 per cent. payable MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, seimi-anuially and secured by deed of trust npon tle hoe . b property sold, or all cash, at purchaser's option. Terms 1329 F st. now. (Mrs, Harrison's), of sale to be iu. seven days from date of . Importer of sale. GEOKGE E_EMMONS yc, Fine French: Hair Goods, ni MAHLON ASHEOKD, 5 *TUstees. Hairdressing. — niie-laa” ‘Shampootng. MM, BRADLEY, MODISTE FORMERLY New York, wishes to eatend thatks to Washingt Indies for i:tetal ys obage aud solicits a coutimusnca, ricen. bo-1t Perfect 11 Aerate i. ea elt aa) ; Max. T. B. Hannsos, ERICK G4TH) STREET, NTAIN 0 7 Te 1 AbOUT S SQUAKE FEET OF 1329 F STREET, By virluc of a decree of'the Supreme Court of sala wint - y virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of said TER OPEK Dinttict. mveed in Eqaity cause so Ttst shali ER OPENING Bell, at WEDN BER, ov IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 AND © north |i During her recent trip to Europe cant wandly secured the CHOICES & NOV bi wo kuown as | trom the leading houses im arranged to receive all the NEWEST © | frat tea they are out, in Trent of the WENTIETH DAY A eM hy ~troet, known as Us steee Jointon the west lin 4th) street, distat OfKth sirert: ¢ west 146 ft. Gt at distant I8L-f east line of north from the e wardly 181 ft. tin. to sui horth from the place of be 160 ft. 2 in. to. the plac the improvements, &ec , we and fraiue out ni6-6t DONE aT 1. Maltsmore Stdudatd BM. wttioe, apie), Washington, D.C, 2. nid-lme | Ror 1ns89-"00, S J. BOGGESS, 1446 Q ot tow, rve the cs DISTE, 604 111M ST, Guarantee certifieate of title of the bia Title | ee ee Pa oes ohne. Insurance Corot Dt ae ones tuade from eGup. Periect it pocsrr siento) cHAL PCLAGIS, | GEMAS Favors, 3ar scx HENRY €. ton.” gar tadton ecka hcten ahes tues, ptudies, ( bs ; Trustees, | ¢ « task Wes Mukine Paper Flowers, Guild, Silv WILLIAM K. DUHAM | iinsel, Lanterus, &." J. JAX GUULD, 421 THOMAS DOWLIN: » Auctioneer, nS-10t SP- TH ABOV Is POST Pr SEQUENCE OF THE RAIN UNTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-THIRD. 1 SAM: BOUL AND PL BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. UNCANSON BROS., A ED IN CON- SEMSRIN GARMENTS DYED AND ALTEKED info Neng Seah gartucate, ade co by the NGHAM, Practical Pure WINDOWED | Licra, 1510 Sth st.i.8., between N.and QO. ac0-tun FOURTH T r | J PENCHDYEING SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN Ou WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER ING ESTABLISHMENT io New York ava, TWENTY-SEVE at HALS-PAST “POUR | Birst-class Lad: tk of every desc O'CLOCK, we will sell fa front of the premises, ton. Flush, Velvet and Lveuing Dresses, ANT! SUB LOT 46, SQUARE BL AND CAROLINE LikCH, tormery with A Fischer fronting 18 feet 3 inches Ju 41h stovet with a depth of | uu Maison Yriewe, Paris, jez iey eantoeck eoce AISA FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAR BY lowed Pre manta, 10 roceas y | ALISUMENT AND DYE WOLKS, WU6 G et. uw. datreot and cous z os | | Ladies’ uud Gents’ Garuente of ali kinds cleauedand rp fr investinent. Tyco without beng mypped. Ladies’ Lvening Dresses ‘Tertas: $3,000 can remain ou the property for three | & specialty, Thirty-Lve years’ experieuca, Prices Years at 6 percent perannum, interest payable seut- | dvederate. “Goods calied tur aud delivered. sik annually, balance cash, or wisi ut option of pur- | A Li WOOL GALMLEN IS WADE Li OR KIPPED, chaser. Adeposit of 8200 required at tse of sale. dyed & govd muUruiuy Lis Conveyancing, it purchaser's cost. Terms to be 4. FISCHER, couiplied with in ten days, wise nicht reserved | 614 YUE G #t to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ public idvertisement of such resule in sume Lewsaper published in Washiucton, D.C. nzi-dxds DUNCANSON Bi FFICE OF ACKEL & GADSBY, Meal Estate Brokers, LUV F bt. now. PEREMPTORY 8A NO. 1058 WEST MARKET | “yo4-ou Audies only, Memedy $5, DPACE, GEOK WN VALUABLE INTER- ———_—___—— ——_—— — ST KING INVES MENT. D*: Lhon, m ih trot of the premises ‘Thevident meee wine om. Reliable Ladieg PAST POL Dros can be consulted dally, $64 Cat, Uetioen ¥¢and 6mm Prompt treatment. Consultation strict] tial, Separate rooms for ladies Memedy,¢o. Pills Sl. Utice always open. 1-la* T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | Se ee as the = ee decd of trust, | ME Lawues’ Physician iu the city you cam J - : vutidently consult Dr, BROTHELS, YOU B st, 6.0, eiiotaleuca per cont comtenmenlign’ Goenen eer] Eaeaie ‘ular attentvu paid to all dincases poculiat to chase money in excess of said trust to be paid in cash | Mdics, married ur single, Forty years’ experience, andthe balauce payable one year alter date, with in- | — ——_— terest at G per ceutuin, payable seaul-anuually, aud EAD AND BE WISE.—DE. BROTHERS, 006 BST. secured by deed of m the p: yor ail cask .W., Appearod beture we aud Masde vath that be (its excess of said 8-0 \ the Oldest Established Expert Specialist ih this Fiegese Brent id eigenen ised ppl oud will guarantee a cure 1m all cases of privet md be competed with ‘ < fiuen end furbish ane, oF © ‘ faulting pure Tinks 6100 deposit at time of | (iauet sud furnish medicine, oF wo change, cunsulter 3 recording @. pare scribed and sworn to betore me by Dr. BLUTHEMS, CE SAMUEL C, MILLS, a Notary Public i aud for the District of Columbia, tus 3d day ot July, 1 pire MEDICAL, &c. fe WHO KEQUILE 1HE SERVICES OF AN pnewced Feuale 1uyaictan abould coneult DE aud Mrs. WILSON, 1105 Park place ne, bot, B aud C, Lith and 12th sts, n. confiden- ments and “brings under rent at the rate of @47 per luouth, ‘Lernis: Prorerty sold subject to oc26-1m" Auctioneer, 936 F st. w... pene - — ee ree . ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE SALE OF A VALUABLE two-story FRAME | MAS Our br BhOLHEnS Invisoratur LLING | HOUSE. 12 ELEVENTH | Wai cure any case of Nervous Debility aud low SOUTHWEST, NEARLY OFPUSLTE | perve power. It iupurts vigor to the Whole sywtem, THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE GROUNDS, | Maiecr tenule. SUG Baste wm. pret ret By Virtue ot adecree of the Supreme Court of the Distr passed on the Gth day of No- ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND ¥ 7, ANNY, an equicy Cause No. 12010, docke relisbie Ladics' Mhysiciah, cab ee ee ein Jobn Franklin Ford ther residence, 901 T st. aw, Utlice Lours from pisiuants and Mary W- toy p. m., with Ladies only. aut will sell at public auc = — re het ISEASES OF SECRET.—DR. CONDOKY (FOR foe “Tauctih Diy rsistaut pliysician to, Prof. Dr, Atjcurd uf ‘Utlice hours, ¥ to 12 and 3 to ¥. a S20 12th at. now, -C., abd known is Fac SE 1 Known 8 | i MOTTS FRENCH POWDERS AME THE marare three bun- | I )*Srandund remedy for all Dowd, diseusee, oo i) Toot north, | Ustoat, asad, or skin troubles; urinary discases THE THIGLILTH D. 1ssi, ut HALF. Far: P.M, that of real estate | vc situate in U that part of origi dred and y line of Lith st. s.w. eae tae aoe, fi the southeast corm jot; thence | ™ forty -tigkt hours. Price. $3 per 7 rth with the line of suid street twenty-one C21) | _ 2932 STARDISUSI"S, cor. Uhend Faw. fect: thence duc, west one uudred (100) fees ex (@} | <<< eT ineb ence due south twenty-one (21) feet, aud INTIS tie sites, ae Randel ly ove at copies DENTISTRY, _ tothe besinming; the said plece of laud behue dtu : ” “tion of the cal applicatic ube. eee | TOOTHACHE CUKED and teeth filed without pains ‘Terms or sle as proscribed by the said decree: One- | Perfect fitaug seta of artificial tooth, ond of the purchase Money in cash du the day of wale | 16-1 DR. DUK = ereafter, «ud ice in two | ~ ~ oS Bw Squat paymentest twelve spd cirktecs montane from | PEER DENTAL INFHOIANY TEETH PLLLED tie day of ule, the purchaser giving promissory notes | A and artificial teeth inserted withuut except for the same, bearing interest at six per centum per | cost of iuaterial, at 1320 H g&mw., the Deutal anuuin from the day of sale, or the purchaser tuay pay | ment of Columbian University, from 1 to pau. sllthe vurchase moury “in ‘cash vn the day of saie, of | except Suuday. -Intinuary open from October’ T within ten duys thereafte sone ee ee Sune SO 2 - untilall the purciase money is p . cpusit uf - Om ed when the property is seid. ALL KR. STARR PAKSONS, DENTIST, TH ST, 100 wat be reugred aren tue, aroperty See Alt| [corner bs u.w-, Firwt-ciees Gold aud ‘TH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY AID plied with within tem days after the | beri wry penne yoo Acie ewan mol od ao ustec reserves the right to resell the property at the and cost of the defaulting pur- chuser, after ive days’ advertisement Iu some bews- Paper printed and published in mid city. MELLTOEW, BUMGIAN, Tragtoo, PROFESSIONAL. | ‘Koo 9, Webster Law: = wane _—————— Buieeds—__! : ~ ~ PROF. CLAY, OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELI- (PHOMAS DUWLING, Auctoouser. able Clairvoyant, Astrologer and Medium, born — ith Veal ondertul Pro; Git of TAUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE | Sutht sevealo: overs Tiidaen ‘Mystery ‘tude Lost or arin Bustocos, Boo, IN THE CITY OF | WASAINGTON, BEING | Stolen Property, brings Sep PREMIDES NOS. 710 AND 718 NINIH STREET | specdy Happy Marringes, gives NOKLHEAST. vos ail’ Fanslly rocolon, Evil tnt removes ai fences, Cures uPERSMAnE to the requirements of s deed of trust of | Sicktnes, lise siure Power that all the Clairvuy aut im SHG, recorded 1 Liber No. 117 ES city, which prepared to prove, seq, of the District Innd records, the underwuened will | kuownryo fails Othice Sam wepein sundays sell at auction in fropt of the p at FOUR | 2107. sittings Sc Life Meadings ou ‘CLOCK P.M., ON SATURDAY, THe THIRTIETH otamps, ‘aue, Lock of , Date of DAY OF NOVEMBER Vsb0, Lots Si and Sof kelly's | ide sci subdivision of square 912. oc 18-300" ‘510 10th st. ‘erius: Third cash aud balance in two equal pay- a meuieat atyand ‘Sreive bis fou day of mae, ath ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL. EVENTSOP cen ‘on the property. M vearatial. Leaien cash Goposit of $100 on euch lot. will ‘be required ca. S cots cack 408 Lets betwen Sth sedge Sipe ede end aay Seal | Ny wn, DEFAME TELIA AIS EVENTS OF LIFE = pro Will be resold at cont oy purchastrou tive duyw hotiee iu Tux Evastee Bram | Mf WE; DREAMER TELLS Alt Eves i Wille oer MULON ASHFORD, Otice hours, a m. to 9 pam. $21 ist Dw. Onem 19-11t ed xiiss eee ——ESEET ae n Sth st mow. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. ATTORNEYS. EES' SALE BLE Two-story.| PADGET & FORREST. eRe, goo Mane MNeORE, | PA eokseys ANB, COUNSELORS AT LAW, BAY WINDOW, BATH, ‘Ac, ON UO STREET 402 Oth st. aw. NORTHWEST NEAR FOURTEENTH. Dy virtue ot 8 decd ot trust dated Noveuiber 6, AD. et and duly recorded iu liber No. 1:04, folio 1 |.» One of the laud records of the District of Uol- uni and st the juest of the holder of the notes secured thereby, ‘well ut public suction in front of the Sivan op TUESDAY, THE TWENTY- SIXTH Ok UF NOVEMBER, AD, 1589, AT HALP- Foal estate, situate tn the ety of Weuidustoas Distt at br ‘ety of aston, of Columbia, aud known and distingaishied os 66, in Portner's subdivision of part of square 204. as the saiue is duly recorded tn Book No. 14, follo CTY the land records in office of surveyor of suid Di toyether Fe, Be, meprorenents thereon, also Known as No, uw. Terms eaxy ani made known at fame Sen Ado- posit of $100 will be as ee Nos 71 Korne of sale ‘are not complied ‘with in ton dage from be at risk aud cust soso. resold: wate’ an ‘Trustees. n15-dade