Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1889, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. © A recently published work on“ Advertising” se cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his ‘Tue Star invariably holds advertising rates.” to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same price for the same sercice. ‘This few papers do! LAWLESS LOUISIA What Mr. G. Wilkowski Says of the Persecution of His Brother. This afternoon a Stan reporter saw Mr. G. Wilkowski of this city and asked him about the anti-Hebrew movement iit northeastern Louis- jana, by which it is reported his brother, Mr. Simon Wilkowski, a Hebrew merchant, and the most prominent man in West Carrol parish, has been such a sufferer, He said: “My brother is a wealthy man, a leading re- publican and a member of the state legislature. He has large business intorests in the neig) borhood, for at the close of the war he loaned a great deal of money to farmers to enable them to begin their business once more, Y these marauders gave him until the Ist of Janu- ary to leave the country. His manager, book Keeper and clerks have been killed and himself has had a number of very neuer escapes. This is the third outbreak of this nature which has occurred in that part of the state in a short time. From what I have heard from there recently I judge that it is not so much a move- ment against the Hebrews as it a revolt of the remnants of Quantrell’s old regiment against all law and order. My brother has been fore- most in denouncing all outrages that have been committed upon the negroes in that locality and asa result has incurred the enmity of all these lawless citizens. It is also believed in the south that money subscribed by Hebrews was tromental in electing President Harrison and as all Hebrews around there are republi- cans this has largely increased the troubles.” When asked by the reporter what steps they had takea to defend themselves Mr. Wilkows! said: “My brother writes that he and a number of others have joined issue, are fully armed and will make a determined resistance. There is a strong feeling among the better class of people against the outrage, but no one seems disposed to interfere with the mob.” —— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Ann H. Smith to C. P. Williams et al., pt. Youn; borough; 2—-. Maria L. Marble to R, Meany, subs 63 and 65, sq. 855; € Lizzie A. Moorhead to O. J. Taylor, pt. 8, sq. 810: #—. Emily V. Milier to D. B. Groff, sub 96, sq. 190; $2,500. H. Kuinge to Norment, pt. 14. sq. 8. of 51 800. JS. Pay t al.to Jane Buckey, t. 21, sq. $1; $1480. Susan A. Ruffin to H. ‘ex, sub 29. sq. . to C. E. Dess: aley, pt. 16, rio pt. 5. sq sq. Mills Dean to Richard 20 J. A. Shaw to Joseph W. Ott. pt. i ndrew Messer to George . RE. Bradle Soto 38, sq. 69; = 2 W. Queen, sub 15, sq. rc $3,625 to Isubella Losa: Melrick to A. Bliss, pt. Parks to W. German, lot Martha V. Moore to Julius Cohen, pt. 2,50. G. E. Emmons to Lucien G. 200. B. Small . C. Me! . Sq. 154; $2,200, W. E. Boulter to J. WH. Forsyth, pt. 21, sq. 619; €— J. H. Forsyth to W. E. Boulter, same property, —. FS. Presbrey to H. jot 103, Widow's Mite: @—. HL. J. Gross to Stella E. Presbre property; $—. A. Mitchell to J. W. Davis, sub B, lot add. WLW. J. A. ra to Florence . Radeliffe, p 3 rca etal M lots 1i and 17, sq. 96 G. Truesdell to CA. Loe! ib 20. $3,400. Au, over to B. i. Warne pt 3%. Priscilla Garduer to E. L. Smicb, sul 14, sq. i006; s— — Held for Assaulting His Wife. Jobn Gray, a colored waiter, who lives on E street t, was before the Police Court Saturday for carrying a pistol and assault- ing his wi y was intoxicated last night aud he his wife through the street, threatening to kill her. When Ser- geant Barry approached the defendant threw his revolver away. When arrested the offi found severai large cartric Such were the facts shown by the gov with’ The prisoner denied the charge, aud said that the bullets were given him by a man named Johnson when he worked in Har- vey's. The judze doubted from the evidence whether G bad a revolver or not and ac- quitted him that charge. On the charge of asmiult the court required a bond of £500 to keep the peace or six months in jail, — The Capital Club’s Musicale. The musica’e given by the Capital bi- eyele club at the club house on 15th street drew a large number of ladies and gentiemen forth in spite of the disagreeable weather, Dr. Gabriel F. Joheston was master of ceremonies, ‘The soloists of tu- evening were Mrs. Rheem _ Rodenstein, Mr. Colley and Prof. Zemelinyi, and the accompanyists Miss Miss Mills and Mr. Johnston. veral enjoyable numbers were rende’ red by quartet consisting of Messrs. Colley, B. Olds and H.W. Olds, and a double en including Mrs. Dayton Ward and Mrs, W. E. Mrs. 5. H. Bodfish and Mrs, altos; Messrs. H. C. Pearson and mous, tenors, and Mr. C. E. Kice and F. Johnston, basses. — Odd Fellows Enjoy Themselves. An interesting program was rendered Friday tvening at the National Rifles’ armory before an appreciative audience for the benefit of the widows’ and orphans’ fund of Columbia lodge, No. 10, 1.0.0.8. A piano duet was given by ae and Miss Griffin, vocal selections by re. iss Emily Freeh excellent vocal training in Faure'’s Mr. D. C. Bangs kept the audience hi spirits by several humorous r Miss Emily Fre As of tene ¢ ristin ave “How He Sav d Power. After dramaty cleared and the young an opportunity to trip the floor z people were light fantastic toe. ‘The affair was managed by Bro. A. J. Donald- sou of Columbia lodge. a A Lost Document Found. Afew weeks ago Dr. Day of the geological sur- vey, lost the manuscript of his annual report. Suurday Mr. Frank Presbrey of Public Opinion received it from his New York manager. That gentleman received it some days ago. by ex- press, Supposing itto be sent by Mr. Presbrey he asked for instructions and Mr. Presbrey told him he knew nothing about such a package and advised him to end it over. It is thought some mise: tho money out of it séntit by express to ww York in order to get rid of it _ Railroad Blockade of the Streets. ‘To the Editor of Tae Evexine Star: Saturday morning as the large number of em- ployes of the government printing office who live east of Delaware avenue were wending their way wo work they found « practical | blockade of their route by several freight | trains on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. This lasted about eighteen minutes. Many climbed over the trains and there were several | arrow escapes. We wish the Commissioners would either compel the railroad to make up | its trams elsewhere or to allow us to pass its There no prospect | Of it changing its Jocation, Its employes are very impudent, seemingly taking pleasere in our loss of time and discomfort, and if we wished to prosecute we would be obliged to lose a — 's work without result, perhaps. Let us ha policeman in the vicimity, or, F, bettar all, Urkdigy the road on Massachascion avenue, #0 that Eas; Washington may have at least one safe outlet westward between C street and Boundary. - — The German Dramatic Association. The German dramatic association gave the Grst of a series of catertainments last Thurs- day night at Carroll institate. The program, an unusually rich and attractive one, was thor- ‘The Artof “A point which will afford reliable information as to the value of a publi- ant stole it, but finding he could | | THE ZOOLOGICAL PARK, Its Boundaries Finally Settled by the Commission. PROPERTY INCLUDED IN THE PURCHASE—A FINE ; SITE LYING ON BOTH SIDES OF ROCK CREEK— THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE cowMIssIon Now | AWAITING THE PRESIDENT'S APPROVAL, As stated in Tae Stan, Secretary Noble, Com- missioucr Douglass and Prof. Langley, the committee charged with selecting and pur- | chasing the land for the proposed zoological | park, with their attorney. ex-Commissioner Webb, called on the President Friday and handed in their report, with a map from which | the accompanying diagram was made, showing | the proposed plan of the park, The President showed a great deal of interest in the report, | and there is little doubt he will approve it when he sends it to Congress. The appropria- tion for the purpose was included in the Dis- trict appropriation bill which was passed last last March, ‘the bill provided for the expendi- | ture of £200,000 to establish a zoological gar- den, which was to be located TN ROCK CREEK VALLEY between Massachusetts avenue extended and the old military road leading west from Bright- wood, and to contain not less than 100 acres. ‘The bill also provided that in case the commis- | sion were unable to purchase suitable ground they should present a report to the Supreme Court and have such land as they had chosen condemned and its value assessed. ‘This, how- ever, has not been found necessary. The com- mission spent considerable time in examining the various sites proposed, but did not make a hasty decision, It was generally admitted that | k of 150 acres would be amply sufficient, at would make an inclosure larger than that possessed by any European zoo. In such aspace many of the animals might have a pasturage large enough to permit them to live almost in their natural state. ‘The commission were also anxious to provide a location as acces- sible as might be to all classes of citizens and from the various sections of the city. arly in April they issued a notice to owners of Lar erty along Kock creek, within the eeseene® limits, to band in statements of the lowest | STAR WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1889, "Tuanxsarvixe Sxasox, ‘The steady increase in our LINEN BUSINESS puts the head of the Linen Department in a thankful mood. The public appreciate ourendeavors to give them the choice of the best Looms of the Old World at pricos that appeal to the most economical. Woe appreciate the patronage of the Linen Buyers of Washington, and propose to show our thanks in a substantial way by offering for the Thankayiving season special values in LINENS. 724n. SCOTCH DOUBLE DAMASK, 81.90 per yard, 3 NAPKINS to match, 85.50 dozen, 72-in, SCOTCH DOUBLE DAMASK, 81.50 peryard. 4M NAPKINS to match, $4.50 per dozen. 72-in. SCOTCH DOBLE DAMASK, 31.3734 per yard, 4% NAPKINS to match, #4. 10-4 wide FINE QUALITY DOUBLE DAMASK, 81.75, 82.00 and @2.50 per yard, 70-ip. SCOTCH DOUBLE DAMASK, 81.25 per yard. % NAPKINS to match, $3.75 dozen. 68-in. SCOTCH DAMASK, 81 per yard. 44 NAPKINS to match, #2.25; 4 do. #3, To uso the language of the manufacturer these Tinens are guaranteed to be made of “Good Honest Yarns" and the patterns are new and novel. 15 pieces 70-inch BLEACHED FRENCH DAMASK, 75e, ver yard, worth 95e. 62-in. EXTRA HEAVY SCOTCH DAMASK, 650. per yard. 60-in, BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASK, 50c. per yard, with or without colored border. 72-in. CREAM DAMASK, 81 per yard. % NAPKINS to match, $2; % do., 83. 60-in. 4§ BLEACHED SCOTCH DAMASK, 5c. per yand, value 0c, ‘Special yalue in DOYLIES and NAPKINS. 500 dozen 16-inch COLORED BORDER LUNCH DOYLIES, 40¢. dozen, 100 dozen 18-inch PLD LUNCH DOYLIES. 5c. dozen. Or. HOLT 13.36 Acres. or ZOOLOGICAL PARK. Area 166.48 Acres. | prices they would be willing to accept for their land. The communications received in answer to this invitation were comparatively few in number and covered but a peal portion of the property under investigation. the middle however, prices had becn set upon ly all the desirable land. Many | 100 dozen 4 DAMASK DOYLIES, 75c. of these were exorbitant and out 100 dozen 4-8 DAMASK DOYLIES, $1, plain white or with colored borders, 100 dozen 18-in, FINE QUALITY DAMASK DoyY- LIES, $1.40 dozen; plain, white or with colored borders. 50 doz. GERMAN DAMASK TRAY CLOTHS at 25c. each; plain white or with colored borders. of the question as the appropriation was limited. Some of the owners thought that they would fare better by an agreement as to the price than if they waited for condemna- tion proceedings and set valnes within reason. | The site Haale decided ae was practically the same as that originally reeommended to Congress. The Commissioners viewed the whole region within the limits with the utmost care and walked over it all from Woodley lane to the military road. 250 dozen 5-8 Extra-heavy GERMAN NAPKINS at THE PROPERTY SELECTED 1.25, extends on either side of Rock creek from Woodley Lane bridge to Klingle road and em-| 100 dozen 5-8 Fino Quality GERMAN NAPKINS braces in all 16614 acres, st92-60, THE PRICE, 100 dozen 3-4 Fine Quality SCOTCH NAPKINS at The price asked for the property is under- stood to be in the neighborhood of $1,000 per acre, but this will not be definitely known until the President has approved the report. The following is the hst of property holders from whom ground has been purchased and the number of acres and decimal fractions of acres in each case, 0. A complete assortment of FINGER BOWL DOY- LIES, comprising all the desirable novelties in fringed and Hemstitched goods, Our TOWEL stock consists of everything that is de- sirable in HUCK or DAMASK TOWELS andon in- 1D Walken $4050 | svection you will find many bargaine to be thankful Woodley Park, property of Hi. B. Wag: for. gaman and others: 7 bargains: One lot, conveyed by Mr, Waggaman. 5.109 hint eun an nstege iemrajecdeet corte Z One lot of. 2 Henry C. Holt. 3 Mrs, M. Caney - 200 dozen 21x42 Fine Quality DAMASK TOWELS, 25¢. each, Plain White and Fancy Borders. 100 dozen 24x48 Undressed GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, 33c. Plain White and Fancy Borders, 22x44 Fine Quality Hemstitched HUCK TOWEL, with open work, at 50c. Couceded to be the best 50c. Towel in the market. 50 doz. Fine Quality GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS with fancy Broche Border, at 60c. each. 10 doz. DAMASK BUFFET and BUREAU SCARFS Plain White and Fancy Colorings, at 8dc,, 81, €1.2 each. The Department for these goods is on our Ground Colored cemetery J. P. Klingle... E. E. Hayden McPherson & Fin! | Quarry road, public tract! | To these add a section in the stream bed of unclaimed ownership. . Total 166.486 It will be seen that at the rate of £1,000 per acre the purchasing price is well within the appropriation and will leave « considerable balance with which to commence the erection of buildings or tor other necessary purpos Anacostia Notes The material of the Anacostia Herald has been disposed of and this suburb is again with- outa foundry for moulding public opinion. Mr. Archie Helier, the recent publisher, is still quite ill, Mr. J. Harry Shannon will soon enter upon a tariff reform lecture tour, the result of a wager of 21,000 made in Washington that an unnamed person could, within sixty days from the be- ginning of his efforts, make a thousand con- verts to his side of the question, the winner to defray expenses and the balance of the wager to go to some benevolent object. The test ix to be a thousand acknowledgments by mail of such change of opinion, no solicitations to be made in any way. Over thirty old soldiers met in Gray's hall urday night to complete arrangements for he organization of a G.A.R. post. J. C. Leon- ard presided and A. B. Frisbie acted as secre- tary. More than the required number of charter members having been secured it was ided to muster the post on the second Wednesday of December. Commanders Hendrix of John A. Kawlins post, Dinsmore of Farragut post, Past Commander McCabe of Lincoln post and others from Washington were present, The following veterans applied for membership: Alexander Vangueder, Chas. F. Walson, L. B. Anderson, A. B. Frisbie, Thos, J. Putnam, Wm. Tillet, John Bicking, Edward Lynch, Chas, KR. Howard, John Skidmore, F, M. Taylor, H. Hagginmaker, LE. H. Grant, J. H. Douy, J. C. Leonard, Wm. King, Alpheus Davison, D, L. Pitcher, Chas. W. Lohr, Wm. H. Peck and H. C. Hoops. Charles Carter. a young colored resident of Hillsdale, was before Judge Miller this morn- ing for throwing stones on Nichols avenue. The boy claimed that he threw the stones ata dog. He was fined $5. W. W. Cordell has beon confined to his home with neuraigia the past week. eee THE COURTS. Cmevrr Covrt—Judge Saturday—Merehants bank agt.Jones; motion for Judgment submitted, Sixberry agt. Dyson; motion for judgment granted. Johnson agi. Hoy; motion for a new trial overruled. Weed agt. Kahmer & Hilton; judgment by default. Myers agt. Hillyard; mo- tion for new trial sfbmit Tenant & Co. agt. Reb; judgment by default, Douglass agt. RL jand D. KOK, Co.: time to tile amended declara- tion extended ten days. Carusi & Miller agt. Barker; judgment by default. United States ex. rel, agt. Blaine; rute to show cause. Equiry Couat—Judge Cox. Saturday—E ‘ans; order appoint- | ing James W. Greer guardian ad litem, Car- | roll agt. O'Neil; auditor's report confirmed. Fletcher agt. Fletcher; order appointing A. 8. | Taylor guardian ad litem. Prosate Covrr—Judge Cor. Estate of John Brubaker; summons against Thomas D. Neale, administrator returned served. Estate of John T. Weisiger; Thomas Reedy bonded and qualified as administrator. | In re petition of Orra M. Glasscock for ap- | pointment of George Truesdell as guardian to er orphan brother and sister filed. Estate of Mathiide FP. Gilbert; additional inventory of personal effects filed; petition of administrator | for leave to bring suitand foreclose mort | in Kansas; order granting prayer. Estate ol pocett Shavks; administrator bonded and qualified. Estate of Lavinia G. Connolly; | tion of Robert 0. Holtzman, executor, Yor | eee of will and assent of some of the next of j ber 20, 1886. « Pan-Americans at the Launching. ‘The new steamship Orizaba, built at Roach's yard for the New York and Cuba mail steam- | ship company, was successfully launched Sat- | urday afternoon in the presence of a large Montgomery. ange national New fork “pened Philadel iphla and Scher one at the Pe ten- ee bck one pag welcome was inade Robinson of Media, which was a) responded to by several members — Floor, Right Aisle, Oakland Wins the Pennant. The season of the California base ball league closed yesterday with the games in San Fran- cisco and Stockton. Over 15,000 people wit- nessed the game in San Francisco between the Oaklands and San Franciscos, The Oaklands took the game by ascore of 5 to 4, thus wi ning the pennant of 1889. The San Francisco takes second place. ———"— 200. A Good Sunday Offer to Sullivan. The following dispatch was sent last night LANSBURGH & BRO. NEW GOODS, NURSES’ APRONS, 25c. EMBROIDERED APKONS, 500. GINGHAM KITCHEN APRONS, 250, LANSBURGH & BRO. LADIES' UPPER GAITERS, of Brown, Gray, Navy or Black Jersey Cloth, from the Santa Cruz athletie club to Billy Ed- only wards, Hoffman house, New York, to be for- warded to Jno. L. Sullivan: == “We will give thirty thousand for a fight to | You know others’ prices. a finish between Sullivan and Jackson, to take place on the beach near this city. Have writ- ven.” LANSBURGH & BRO. SSCs, Who Shall Be King of Samoa? Notwithstanding the provisional election held in Samoa by the natives last month, which re- sulted in the choice of Mataafa as king and Malictoa as vice king. the followers of Tamas- ese elected Malietoa king and Tamasese vice king. All foreign residents of Apia are anx- ious to have the question as to who shall be ruler of Samoa settled by the three nations re: 'p- resented in the recent Berlin conference. The selection of Mataafa last month was a mere temporary arrangement and the natives look to the three powers to settle the diff ulty for them. There has been no trouble among the natives recently and reports sent out a month ago saying there was fighting on the islands were not correct, . A11-4 WOOL BLANKET, only $5.00. No $5.00 Blanket was yet shown to compare with this. A FINE GALIFORNIA BLANKET at 87.50. AN EXTRA LARGE CALIFORNIA BLANKET, $10.00. LANSBURGH & BRO. TWILL-FEATHERED FANS, Painted, 68¢, ~ COLORED GAUZE FANS, Painted, 98¢. NOVELTY GAUZE AND SPANGLED FANS, 81.68, BLACK OSTRICH FEATHER FANS, $3.48, LANSBURGH & BRO. At our Book Department, ————+0+ Philadelphia’s Two Big Fires. 5,000 BOOKS Philadelphia has had two big fires since Sat- For 23e4 urday. The dry goods packing house of Sharp- less Brothers and several other propertic burned Saturday night, ‘The packing house up to three days ago held £150,000 worth of goods but was, fortunately, almost empty, and the whole loss will not exceed £100,000, but the fire caused great excitement because it was in the center of one of the richost blocks in the city, Two dremen were badly injured by falling walls, Early Sunday morning Janney & Andrews’ wholesale grocery store, at Front and Market streets, was destroyed by fire. involving a loss of £200,000. ‘The rear Wall fell in, carrying several firemen into the ruins, James McEwan, foreman of engine No. 4, was killed and seven others were xo badly hurt that they had to be removed to a hospital. tes Robert Ray Hamilton Will Testify. Samuel B. Clarke, who is counsel for Robert Ray Hamilton, was asked in New York Satur- day whether the prosecution of Josh Mann and Anna Swinton for conspiracy would be dis- continued on account of Mr. Hamilton's disin- clination to testify. He replied: “I am not aware of any change in Mr. Hamilton's mind, It was at his request that the prosecution was begun, If there has been any change in his intentions Ishould know it.” Publisher's price, 75c. and #1. This ought to hasten your purchase, LANSBURGH & BRO. DIRECTOIRE RUCHING, White, Cream, ali the Colors and Tinsels, 44c. per yd. LANSBURGH & BRO. BISQUE FIGURES, 25 cts. x BRONZE FIGURES, $1.98 per pair; new subjects, SINGLE PIECES IN BRONZE, large subject, 81.98 foach. LANSBURGH & BRO. BEVEL GLASS MIRRORS, in unique Frames, 82.08 ‘TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, Fine Glass, $2.98. HAND MIRRORS, 8c. LANSBURGH & BRO. PINE ENGRAVING. ‘Whether it be for Visiting Cards, Party, Ball or Wed- ‘ding Invitations, or Menu Cards, the work is just the same, We pride ourselves on the excellence of our Engraving. Our man isan artist of the highest char- acter, We incidentally mention thst we can farnish you estimates on all classes of work, but that our price for Engraving 60 Cards, with your name on @ copper plate, will yet be done for 86 ets, NS = BURGH & BRO. | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. _ AUCTION SALES _ TeomonxKow, FUTURE DAYS. EO, W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F. 1 nggeens BROS., Auctioncers, =] Tes a Aucuomeer, an oh oe EB COLLECTI Feavenra ¢ ON “OF SUPERB EReyE eh ND. ihn RAITCRE TO BE SOLD AT OUR avons x ene eh STREETS, MERIDIA AIL BUIVISION, GOMS, NIRTH AND D STREETS AraAt SS 1 will offer'for the premises ou TO hnD: TWENTY. . AY MORNIN - Pi. NINETEEN AY OF CN SOvEMnER, Shee rpar es ters Oe ome? idck 18, Hall and Elvante wubdivision of Mteritinn TWo FINE prance, A LAnUE AssoRTwENT or | MEW wtb thy ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in ZANE PARLOR SUITES rast YX EARLES EASY | Ou MONDAY. NovEMBER «aan ewe’) pears wit Start at the Fate at 8 yer ALK ERS, at FOUR O'CLAK ry he pres! centum semii-anw 100de- | LAMIS. WINDOW Wil well part ot Lot 1, tna Mieorectowns Da: Pyateat Live uf aula Yerus to bo compiad with in | AUEAND GiuER Epona it tect wa Bradeg cr MY sere 5 nl3-6t ig | ABOVE SALE 15 POSTPONED ON Ac- ie wonton to Binoy onde! SOVEMBER EN Ty: vir ii GEO, W. STICKNEY, Auctioucer. 2 STAND: NDS, ctu a} Mm Ri: of 70 feet on Frederi BEARDS , PICTURES, SIMROBR. SIDE. bases a bt ne and Bick one app go THER DINING. SoD TING Cutentnve STOVES, B. bee ee. ~ «Ron 3400 and 3808 ZUESPAY, Nove ph sinerer; aKa, the premises wt TELE E OcLook P Met wit "wt Four Valuable Tracts « a teat a, tS ss CE eee fee one Staci eons intone omae DOWLING, Auctioneer. seren of andy ante oes the Sei pe eS proved by dw socmmeetees Tee y VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. Neil watcfed, adlorde some beautiful eo mene 710 T STREET NOMTH WEST, A AUCTION. ing sites, hes an onk pveofabvut four sores trume a uo, ONDAY, NOV EMBER TNE TY FL FIFTH, 1589, dintely Gn Grant'n necticut avenue extetded front of the ai hie property. At ts witha premises, 1 will vel sell the weat 23 feet front of lot 26, bet, De-quarter milo of Tea- 1 ware 127, by a depth of about 85 eet, to an alley a gid, Ieapcoy “ three-story _ FUTURE Days, Wess & CO., Sa \7 Louisiana ave., __ Dmponite City Post Office. NO SALE oy. THANKsGIvinG Day. OUR REGULAR BALE OF NEG ESTEE can. PETS, SIOVES AND ERAL | HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS wil: NESDAY, NO’ ove 5 ko. NE i OF GOOD SEW AND SEcOND:HAND CAMPETS. I HUGS, &e, W aRaTOW HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. SPECIAL SALE. ‘Thursday the 28th Nov. being Thanksgiving thé Pring? trad ‘Anctict $ Sales will be held at the TYSEVENTtat res OCcock. WILL BE SOLD 4 New Sew Dapton Wagons, bona style. Poo Coupes, rockaways, in good condi- on, 2 Second-hand o-top Burg ann os several recond- hand Wagons, Buggies, Phuc ess, Blankets, &e., &e. qed of Hors, been ist used on Washington street 20 Head of Horses Mares, good work a ‘sa = SBENSINGER, 1 Setoce, will Sn in front of the anions lot fo = (4) and che south thirty (30) feet front of let five (3). Ware three hundred and twenty-two (3°72), frout= feet on 12th street, with a depth of 100 feet. This property is situated in the center of the city hear Pennsylvania avenue and one of the most desirable lo- cations tn the city for lance building tor business, flat rep iustitutions or cau remain as now uuder Ko ii siiuated and offers ® rare chance for speculators or tigac iu avarch of © home ‘Terns third cast: Ualance ip ene and two ‘With interest, and secured by « dee wroperty. or all cash. All cor St cost of purchasers. Serrequired on euch proce at tis saleto be compled with in fifteen esie. tn detault of which the at the risk and cost of the deta the ic) Sar ‘ Gem : Ed A Fee 5,000 cash, balance in one and two years. A doyouit Ses 300 fuired at time of sale. Conyey at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in a itcen days otherwise the Tight to reall at the rink and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five (dasa Wk sdvertisiug' in solue weweenset pak. “all as OES LARNER Bente Fst. n. Yani DARE & 6O.,. 20 Per _frorerty may be resold oulta nye purcharce By virtue of anthority conferred 12, the iat, willand tentameat of the late Jerome C Berry, aud by onder of the Orphans’ Court ot Howard coui by THREE-STORY AND. BASEMENT PRESS-BRICK 2 LLIN. NOU THSTREEL NOW TIE nqped Executor of Jerome ©. Berry, deceased, will ‘CON EVEN KOUMS; ALL | 5 i at public sale, at his udenoe, in ests IMP: ele a Wt ton district of MBE On, TUESDAY AETERNOS 80 SIXTH, ISS0, at HA) will offer for gale im ieate ti the PARTS OF forse fronting 20 feet 4% theives oit 10th st depth of ‘YY feet 9 Inches, ES the u ive ments, pp een wed of EMBER TWENTY- FOUR O'CLOCK, we SENT ve iand. adh ite om. A. P. Gorman, abou = 4 tntles from Laan, Bend 0. Ach Hime, five Switzer Hara, all other teccemary Three Tenement nuuses, a Three-story Press-brick Wh-stone Baseincnt | Of fruit abd well watered, healthy and school boar by perty isin one cf the best } band. ud shonid command the at- | Lerms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve tention of partice in search of an iuvestinont orfor's | sboNtha, with Anterest, the purchaser being allowed te on Pay all cash if dest ie. ‘Terms: $5,500 at 5 per cent, due February At the sume time will be offered at public sale all 1804, can ‘Teiuain un the prope palance tow the Personal Property of said decom purchaser. A deposit of #: of sale. If the HOMAS A. DROWN, Executor. terms hot complied with, right reserved to BK. DASHTELL. Athon Fesell the property at the rixk aud cost of the default Law Buriding, Malton vs ing purchaser after 3 days hewspayer published in Washinton, D. i£c. at the cont of the purchase 21-4 HATCLIFTE, DAKR & CO., Aucts NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneor. EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PSOCTH MDE OFC nthe ET AELNIH SIMMEL NOKTHWEST NOVEMBER TWENT\-SIXTH, FOUR U'CLOCK P.M. im trout Gs, front. U street bya depth of 3 _n11,12,15.18,20,23 TP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionver. VALUABLE UXIMPROVED PROPERTY ON F TWEEN TWENTIEIT AND TWEN- Ty UIESY STREETS NOKLHW EST AP eChLie SESDAY, NOVY AINER TRENTY Sky. Le Pas EN Sh, wt BLAS 1 POUR Cle iM frontot the premisest will sell Lat Yin snr EX 20 tect Sig iiches froutiug 71 for U inches on orth pid above 20th st, and runuing back 1 tyan alley 16 feet wide. 1889, att HALE PAST of the dng Ud! £ feet t on sout, sido ot 20044 tvet to an alley $0 feet wide. ‘Terms: One-quarter cash, balance in 1, 2 and ‘Conveyanc wh ears re cured by deed © nt er. A dey tw vA OYE ROMANUATE SEGUE | Uopropergor ui eum “cnvesteimeta tecea" | grunt nate “Torts toe Snape 4 i ™ from sale. Fy vieeour © bind Of trunk. recorded in: bec 3a: Teuired at tue of sate” depbett oe 400 "wil be | daar fo» THOMAS DOWLING, Avctioneor 1386, tolio 279. of the jand records for the District Sch OWLING, Auctioneer, | == PROP L = of Columbia, the undersigued will offer for sale OSALS ublic auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNES- F = S. Day" the FOURLE DAY Ur DLCLMBER, 1880, at ee FOUR O'CLOCK, ¥. ML the parcel of wrouia sitace | (HANC! VACANT LOT a fo Washington, D.C. Kiiown ag lot No. 103.4 WJ. NG STANTON PARR ee 2s ewton's Fecunded suudivision in 5 mutyect Ue ae the ren ieaigerrd thereou, | consieuug of a) press- virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the tal > contaiuing seven rooms, With Kas, ‘One-third cash ; balance in equal installments purchaser to give his notes Antercat at the rate pay: water, fe ‘Yerini atone ne aud two.) ears, th for the deferred paynion' of § per cent per an ‘able quarterly, secured’ by deed ‘of trust upou the property, oF all cash, at option of Sire: haser. Conveyane.ug at ex- pense of purc! rete . time of sale, NATHANIEL caus, § TFustecs GEO. W. stick auctioneer, n25-d&de _ FP uOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE or THE OLDFIELD COLLECTION, Comprising 200 PAINTINGS, WATEK COLORS, ENGRAVINGS, ROMAN FRESCO MOSAIC. PAINTINGS BY OLD MASTERS, VIZ: Melchior de Hondecoetter, P. van Kueck, L. van Ley- den, Ph. G. Rugendas, Salvator Rosa, G. Houthorst, J. Vernet. ALso Paintings by Ph. Lindoof Dusseldorf, Seignac of Paris, W. Tauber of Munich, Fleischmann, Axo Paintings of American Artists, One Very Fine Copy of Hogarth’s Prints, 103 in number; 20 Prints of Raphael's Bible, and other Engravings, ete. ‘To be Sold at my ART SALES ROOMS, 11th Street and Pennsylvanis Avenue. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH AND TWENTY- NINTH, 1889, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND 3 P. M. EACH DAY. ON EXHIBITION NOVEMBER 25 AND 26. n22-3t MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. fPuous DOW! Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF VALUABLE | DOUBLE THEE STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 104 KEET NOKTHWES', virtue of a decd of trust, dated the 22d day of ABs 1887, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1248, filo BOo et ved. oue of the land records of the District of Columbia, aid by direction of the party secured thereby, the tadersivned ‘frusteos will offer at public auction, in front of the THURSDAY the ¥IFTH DAY OF D: He 1SSo, at FOUK O'CLOCK, the following described property, kuown as t epberd’s subdivision of square west with: the inpeveipente, Three-story < Residence, containing 13 rooms, with bath and amodern improvements, being No. 1t west. ‘Terms; One-third cash: balauce in one and two yours, with notes bearing interest at six percent and ‘@ deed of trust; or all cash, at option of rehasoe, “allcouveyancine, '., ‘at purchaser's cost. 200 deposit at the tine of sale, sched ae ae Y "DAVIDSON, ‘iedtons, By virtue of a deed of trust dated October 3, A.D. 1sN2, aud duly recorded in Libor 1016, folio T64 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, Geigult having byen tuade an the pu and ry C Hourin frout of the ys in front o: on Fi. IDAY, THE TW ENLY-SE Y OF EMBER. AD. 180, at FOUR O'CLOCK Pat atl Seat cornin ploce or farcel of baad peak preibes sit; uate in the city of Washington, D.C., being part of lot Humbered siateou (16),in square nuiabered euhehuns dred and forty-six (S46),described ture particularly as follows: Bexinuing for the sume at a pont one hua- aed _ torty-one (141) feet from the northé mee FUL! f suid ‘thence ing south along the Tine of Siath (Gil, street tourteem (14 feet, tienes Yost ninety two (U2) foot ome inch; theuce ite port uurteen (14) feet; thence east nine! 2) tee gue. inch fo the place of begiumine, together with the improvements ‘Lerms of sale: One-| One Lalf Padua; with interest at the rs 2 : Semiranaual ya secur ya of runt pon the orate to ip conuplicd with fa seven days frou date of HOKE E, HMO SSt ‘Trustees. Dil-eots MAHLON ASiPURD, §2-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON- ini OF ae HAL ‘ete sacuRDat TH THREE O'CLOCK 1X8: READ GF FOUR, AS ABOVE D, BY ONDER OF Fie aCe Tees. ee LING, Auctioneer. mee Dowie 5 ee ue OF A VALUABLE Two eT CELIAC BAX. WINDOW SEVEN HOG Ni WiltaNe ON SECOND STREET NEAR ‘THEAS' : : al 5 fait ut : ee is Ae | a By District of Columbia, passed in Kauity cause No. Potte va. Lorry, eduulutetrator, of al. 1 shail. of DAY, the ¥ CEatieie AD. Instead FUUR OCLOG for sale at auction, in front of the pre 3B feet 44 inches, froutiny Stanton par and Oth streets east, by a depth of OU tee Lot 1, in square 837, in this city. ‘The above property offers au unusual inducement bec Envelop marked “Proposals for Furuiture.” ai fhe Uudersigned, “Mit. LHOKD, ‘Chie of Suns vision. HOT. ELS, | . VEKNON HOTEL. t to pervons desiring an inves:iment in business es property. ‘Ons ‘Terns of sale, as fourth of the parc three equal install and citeen mouths from th baix per cout auterest, the deferred payments to be secured by the purchaser's notes and s deed of rust on the prop os x, twelve r Woek, Board and Stovnn, G20 910 er weeks 60 to 810 cet im” #6 JACK HAKKIS,” 405 11TH ST. kw. Une dow ie ave, Specialty—Breakfast, 5c. Lunches always ready. $F1y, OF all the purchase snonay can be paid in cash, ths purchaser's option, A depustt of quired at the time of sale. Itt complied with within tweut; sale the property will bo rewld ting pure! 00 will be re- terms ot sale are uot Gaye after the, day of tthe risk and cost of , BLAIR LEE, T: Fendall Buiding. co. ry duu . Pine Wines, Lig HAKMID, Prop. hy a the detaul Oysters and General Kestaurant, pers cnd Cigars. UHM Hi. WALTER B. WILL <b. W, SiiCKNE! Ep SALE _OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE T SIDE OF THD STREET, BREWEES NLNANIA AVENUE AND EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C, By virtue ufs decree of the Supreme Court of the District, of Coluinbia passed iu Equity No, LANd, docket 20) the undersigned will sll at public auction: Mc DECEMBER im front of the EOOND, part of Lot WINTER RESORTS. nd street — ruuuing back with that width 30 feet to an A™ SQUBHCAMOLIN A, ~ rms: One-third cash; balance in three equal in- WINTRE RESO) KT FOR HEALTH AND je. ASI Priest Climate n't in che Gnited 81 Excepts points a "ua LAND PAMK HOTEL, ws : ments in si of tweive and eighteen mouths from sale, for which notes of purchaser, bearing in- from day of sale and secured by deed of tru rty sold, will be t. ‘Terms to be fen, OF all cash. at option of compled with ih fifteen 5 purchaser, from day of saiv or property ‘Will be resold at risk and | OPENS cost of detauiting pugchaser. “Adeposit ot $100 will | SUV EMBEM 14. Fequired st tye of sales and all conveyancing aud | Pini cording at purch: Po SOLN'W, PILLING, Trustee, n11-co-Lmo n2ladl&ds ‘s reet n.W. HOMASVILLE GA HOMAS DOWLING, ——— “ aie oo ps HOTEL. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PIFROVED. REAL ESTATE ML A BOWER, IN THE CITY OF GTON. BEIN aa PirMises N08. 716 AND G18 NINTH STREET ee wheville, Ga OF Fy For circulars, rates, &., Ba35 DALE Miner, ah (G, Wiuidsor Hotel, New Vork ONy. Pursuant to the requirements of a deed of trust of | BU May 6, INNG, recorded iu Liber No. 117%, folio 208 et e District laud reconis the uudersugucd will HE LUKAY CAVEKNS Ai found. and visitors can alw T Da EME THUTIETHT St thy Hoigl Laurens DAY OF NOVEMBER, Lb, Lots $1 and Sz of Kelly's lin* Sos. Fauk subdivision, of saat Oa im two equal ‘erm urd cash an lance in ro et J ments at six and twelve inobtiis from day of sale, with FINANCIAL, Cant deponit of #100 ‘on each, lot will we required | 7 a cash deposit of ‘on each Lot wili be req! : Bt tho sule,and if terms are not complied with in ton ar Cees ee = dase Property gold will bo resold st cost. of Gefaulting | orirom 20 to BU parcemt inside of swelve mmauthin urchaser,ou five days’ notice in Ti yts will be red There are bu surer or aafer investinents, BETHELL, McMANUS & GILLESPIE, se25-3m Uhlan Market Block, Tacoma, W. Th a™ W. CulaUN. 725 w. ( HACARTNER, _Bio-1it Nf HOUSE, NO. 115 FOURTH REREAST: - — corson & MAC MACARTNEY, fae ESDAY a ae GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F 8ST. x. w, Penkers and Dealers in Government bondi TWO-STORY Bald BA SEENT BAY-WINDOWED ca XQvEMBER SEVENTH, LE-PAST FOU! GCLOGR, we sth well i seins oh of ths hretuises, strest with a devth of proved by a nearly new ont House, modern in 1 Property ts nea: tol street wid convenient to stroct ear lines for private family or investment, 000 can remain on the property for three p-F ceitt Pet Anum, ibtorest payable semi- Jy, balance cosh, or all’ cash, ut option of pur- ‘Adepcsit of $200 required at time of sale. veyanciig, &x., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in ays, otherwise richt reserved to resell at risk and cost of Gefauliing purchaser after five days’ public advertisement of such resale in sume hewspaper published in Washingt 21-dkds DU. Railroad and all securities inten <p the Exchanges of New York, Puiladelphiy Bostom the Daltinwore bots specialty made of westyuentenourition Dietrich Boude snd sil Local Matlrosd, Gas, Luwurence and Yel eyhone diuck dealt t cricau Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.ty 4 __ LADIES’ GOODS. bid 1S ONE STORE IN THIS CITY WHERE the Ladies and Children will nd the most unuae ‘k of Christuuas Goods iu the wor Stocks and Dearie an CANSON BRos, | _829-lui Lg aay GOULMs, “721 th mt. cr i aia ON TSI! FRONTS , Auctioneer, 936 F st EK fer 4 SALE. 01 VaLUAbLE TWO;STORY FRAME we is ae ELEVENTH MLLE. a3. PRANDI, 1329 F st. nw. Ore, Harrison's By virtue of w decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbis, passed on the day of No- Vember, 1859, in ewtily cxuse No. 12013, docket 30, Wherein Joba Fraukiin Ford aud another are com: rd aud others are detotidants, ME BRADLEY, MODIETE: PETE, FORMERLY OF M he grants New Mork, wishes to Velen, to the hignest bidder, on SATOMI WAX. "7 liberal aud ts | Viur “Sue DaN“Se svn alie Rh: | eur igi omens See eae P.M, that certain piece of real ya sy ol ses. AND CAPES: DONE at situate in the City of Washington, D.C., aud ki | 4 coon Latablidhuvent. 722 B oz K. Baltimore that part of orieinal dor @ight .&), in square thr: roa Aelusoore, 3 office tandard 5.M. eT ad dred pet “hve =. ibs at & polLt iL ° gi? C3 Bw. (asuuie Tejue), Wasting tou, hw. ‘ wn =, the southeast corne: ; thence — north with the line of said street twenty-one (2. cae FaVORs, ‘JAP. SCROLLS, PaRASOLS, ge west one hundred (100) fcet six (G) G yd meld Dew Scrap Pict inches; thence duc south twenty-one (21) feet, Gaines, dv duut ened Atavoriais fut ‘thence due cast one hundred (100) feet six (6) inches | pore ar eK Ww the bexinming; the Piece of land being im- | 4 inanen 2 we 3. JAN GOULD, acl veh Iie nthe most iaiproved acctiomuf tae wuuthivest part | <==" pee pe rie me it ADIES ag HA Ey DON ur « Terms of sale as prescribed said decree: cata RisTorces pebice oer tnoauh on tho day of sale Pisce de ciy, Mine, TALMUN, 131i or within ten days theresite ‘end the balance in two | st. nw. & apecialty. Prices Pog gi parreg ele ned and ciyhtecn ame — soustta, * le. Pw for the same, interest at six per ceutum per SENORA GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED ithe purchase scuey is ‘cls ou the day of mal or | ORUGF by te Misses CUNNINGHAM, Fractical Pure ut within Het days heroafter. The tithe will Be witlbield poe a unt murchase money. gl00 ‘will be required when the em age § insoid. All ING conveyancing at the ‘baser's cost. the terms of and sale are not with ee ten days after the | ton. Ph Velvet day of sale the trustec resorves the right to resell the | AND. i property at the risk aud cost of the default pur. chaser, after five duys’ advertisement in some Bews- gaara n19-d&ds Te Pad ie dl i if a to. feos stipe ees eee |e if said ‘stolen property F ‘