Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1890, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1890. CITY AND DISTRICT. F The way to advertise is to put your announcement where it will be seen by the people you want to reach. Tax Sram reaches everybody in Washington, and all advertise- tisements in its columns are regularly and carefully read by all members of the house- bold THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. A BILL I¥ RELATION TO LAND TITLES, Mr. Terry introduced in the House yester- day a bill amending the laws relating to land titles in the District of Columbia. The = rovides that the term “heirs” or other of like import shall not be requisite in ony “deed or will henceforward made of land, but that the term grantee or devises shall be sufficient. ¥ OF TREASURY WATCHMEN. A pill to determine and increase the pay of the watchmen in the Treasury department was Yesterday introduced by Senator Voorhees. ‘The bill fixes the monthly pay of watchmen at £80, lieutenants $90 and captain of the watch e125, 221,000 a YEAR FOR THE CHIEF JUSTICE. Mr, Scranton has introduced a bill in the House fixing the salary of the Chief Justice of the Sapreme Court at 21,000 a year and of the associate justices at $20,000. THE WonLD's FAI. The two bills for holding the world’s fair in Washington, one providing for issuing @15,000,000 in bonds and the other sppropriating 15,000.000 were introduced in ye House yesterday by Messrs. McComas and Wilson, respective! Decided to Be a Case of Total Disability. Gen. Raum, the commissioner of pensions, has rendered a decision involving a definition of ths words “total disability.” In the case under consideration the thumb and little finger of one hand of the claimant remains; but the commissioner finds that “the hand has been so mutilated by the wound and the flexibility of the httle finger has been totally destroyed, that there is nothing left to the claimant of the hand that is subject to his control except the thumb, and that is of no practical use to him because there is no other portion of the hand that can be brought in opposition with it.” The commissioner considers that this injury smounts to the destruction of the hand for all pene actical purposes, and, therefore, he decides it the claimant is entitled to a pension of $30, the rate for the loss of « hand. 7 Death of an Army Officer. RB. A. Williams, a captain of the United States eavalry, was found dead in his room in the Grand Union hotel in New York at 9 o'clock Yesterday morning. Capt. Williams was born im Pennsylvania forty-three years ago. He entered West Point military academy in 1865, became a second lientenant in the eighth United States cavalry in 1570 and a captain in 1856. He had been in poor health and had obtained a leave of absence. He intended to go to Europe. His body was found kneeling at the side of the bed, with his neck resting against the side Piece in such a manner as to compress the wind- Deputy Coroner Jenkins thinks that Silt was caceed by suffocation. It is thought he rose from bed during the night, and when returning to it fell unconscious at the side of the bed and was unable to help himself, The de- ceased officer has a brother in Pittsburg, Pa, A. K. Williams of this city is a brother of de- Ceased, and he left last t wight tor New York. Foreign Notes | of Interest. Rev. Mr. Spurgeon is crippled with the Sciatica and is unable to leave Mentone. The court of queen’s bench, London, has decided that alife assurance premium cannot be deducted from the amount of an income as- sessed for income tax purposes when the policy is held in an American or other foreign office. ‘The czar has conferred decorations upon the regents of Servia and upon the ministers of foreign affairs. education and the interior. Extensive improvements will be made on the railways in southwestern Russia in the spring. M. Leroyer assumed the presidency of the French senate yesterday in a patriotic speech. The infantry is held in readiness to check ex- pected labor riots at Brussels, ASpanish painter has just received $20,000 for a picture of the baby king. Queen Christina kickea at the bill, but when the picture was tendered as a present indiguantly drewa check for the amount. 00 Mrs. Gen. Grant. From the New York World. Mrs. Gen. Grant is reported to be in good physical health, but mentally depressed. She seems to be ina continued state of lethargy and perfectly indifferent to current events. Books are neglected, magazines remain uncut and letters unopened. She is excused to call- ers and accepts no invitations, many of them being answered by messenger weeks after the event for which they were issued. She reads her husband's books over and over again, and from their pages seems to get as much comfort as « Christian from his Bible. The medallions, medals and miniatures in marble and carved metal once prized by the illustrious soldier are regarded with reverence, and in fits of abstrac- tion she will sit for hours polishing the one she happens to take up, ruining her handkerchief or a lace tidy in the operation. Whenever she drives out the coachman gues to the tomb and, if there are no visitors about it, stops at the path. and his mistress alights. goes to the en- ¢ and stands before it with her face pressed against the iron bars, At the approacir of ers the sound of a whip-lash is rf von the Bi for the lonely, sorrowing woman to with- draw. The most devoted affection is mani- fested by her children, from whom she re- ceives all manner of mementoes and letters daily, although she dces not write to auy of them: Of late she has been inconvenienced by rheumatic pains in her knees and feet, making it difticult for her to wear jeather shoes. Death ofa Well-Knowa Clergyman. Rev. Charles Adams, D.D., who died at his home in this city Sunday) was born at Stratham, N.H., in 1908; his father, John Adams, was a revolutionary oificer, holding a commission in the first regiment of regular continental or United States infantry, and was & member of the Society of the Cincinnati. Dr. Adams was graduated at Bowdoin college in 1833 and shortly afterward entered the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal church, Early in his life he was appointed A principal of Newbury seminary at Ceepongy ills he subsequently be- came p:incipal of Wesleyan academy at Wilbraiam, Mass., where he remained for sev- eral years. After having charge of the Brom- field-Stceet church in Boston for a period Dr, Adams became professor of ancientand oriental languages in the Methodist general theological institute at Concord, N.H., now known us the Boston university. Ata later period of his life ha was induced to transfer his laborers to the ‘west and for more than ten years was president of the lilinois female college at Jacksonville, LiL During the intervals of his career as an instructor Dr. Adams was in charge of im- portant churches both in Bostou and Cingin- Bati anu was apreacher of great force and elo- f emnasy In his active life he was very ready with pes and wrote several books which were fav- ly received. His widow, a daughter of the Rev. Dr. Huntington, pastor of Kye, N.H. survives him. He has been aresident in Wash- ington in his late years. He left a widow and several children. His remains have been taken to Strataam, N.H. ——_—___— The ¥. M.C. A. Meeting Last Night. ‘The monthly meeting of the Young Men's Christian association jast eveuing was of more than ordinary interest owing to the presence of leaders in association work, Addresses were made by C. J. Hicks, a representative of the international committee; J. K. Mott, who rep- Fesents the college Sraeeeee of the Y.M.C.a. throughout the country; H. O. Wilhams, state Secretary of the Y.M.C-A. of Virginia, and B. H. Warner. The talks were interspersed with music, including whistling by Mius Ahce Finc- kel, piano solo by Miss Eila ¥. Stone, and vocal selection by J. K. King, the general secretary of the W m, Del. Y.M.C.A. Miss Lola Clokey xave « humorous reading. Forty-one Rew members were elected making the total additions to the membership since September 1, 1889, 277. After the meeting refreshmen' a The Drake Substitute Laid on the Table. The presbytery of Washington city continued im session yesterday until about 3 o'clock, dis- cussing various propositions and puints of order Growing out of Judge Drake's substitute for the committee's report on the question of revision. Finally, to clear the an ee ne Substitute effered was laid upon the ae Brcepyteg7 then adjourned sive die, ro the mee: moderator announced that would aecall fora ding Oe the presb; for the 17th of February. It is MINISTER FOSTER’S NERVE, He is Going to Give a a Big Dinner and ‘Test Mis Social Seatag, A special to the New York Sun from Ottawa says: The sensation last night was the an- nouncement that Minister of Finance Foster and his wife have issued invitations to a large number of senators and members of parliament and their families to a dinner on Friday next. Foster is Betermined to make one more effort to secure the social status to which his official position entitles him. His friends say that he is not going to allow Lady Stanly and Lady MacDonald to crush himself and wife socially, and he is now relying on the result of the din- ner to establish him in the social position that has been denied him at government house and Earnscliff. Before accepting the invitation every one is anxious to learn what everybody else is going to do about boat i Abducted in Bro Broad Dayli Daylight. In broad daylight Sunday morning a little girl, while walking the streets of Wilkesbarre, Pa., was boldly abducted by a well dressed man and since then nothing has been seen or heard of the little one. Her name is Pearl McAtee. She was on her way toa dairy when the man appr roached from behind, and picking her up is arms fled. Several persons on their way to early church saw the man and girl. The lat- ter was crying and the man was trying to pacify her. The abductor is believed to be the father of the girl, who has not lived with his wife for several years. He was well dressed and wore a high silk hat. ——_se0-_____ Cronin Jury-Bribing Cases Postponed. ‘The Cronin jury-bribing cases were called in Judge Horton’s court in Chicago yesterday morning. A.S. Trude appeared to represent John Grabam, who was said to be sick in bed. On this account Mr. Trude asked for a con- tinuance. Almost every one of the defendants was represented by a different lawyer or firm. All the defendants except Graham were present in court, After hearing the arguments the judge postponed the case until February 10. — — A Virginia State Seuator Dead. Judge G. W. Easley, state senator from the fifth Virginia district, died at Richmond yes- terday morning of Bright's disease. He had been ill since the 1st of January. His remains will be taken to his home in Giles county. They will be accompanied to the train by members of the Masonic fraternity, of which he was also a member, and Lieut. Gov. J. Hoge Tyler, and a committee of the senate and house will ac- company them to their last resting place in his native county. = Rules in the West Virginia Contest. Ata meeting of the West Virginia legisla- ture in joint assembly yesterday the committee to formulate rules to govern the proceedings in the contest between Fleming and Goff for governor reported in favor of allowing attor- neys not members of the legislature to appear before the jointassembly to argue the case. ‘The time to be consumed by the attorneys is hours only and the time set for argument to begin is Wednesday next. The minority re- port has been pel lores and will be placed in the hands of members and on the day set the con- test will be begun in earnest. $13,000 Worth « of Serap_ Iron. The celevrated scrap iron case of the Cata- sauqua manufacturing company of Allentown, Pa., against Philip Storm and John W. Hopkins was called for trial yesterday and will likely en- gage the attention of the court for several days, The suit is to recover $13,000, of which the company alleges it was defrauded by the de- fendants. Hopkins isthe present burgess of Catasauqua and Storm is an ex-burgess of the place, ‘The former was assistant superintend- ent of the company and the latter is a doaler in serap iron, The discovery of the scheme was made last March and créated a big sensa- tion. The Richmond ana ‘Allegheny Bought. The deed of transfer of the Richmond and Allegheny road to the Chesapeake and Ohio shows a consideration of $6,000.00 in bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio, secured by the Cen- tral trust company of New York; $1,000,000 in tirst mortgage consolidated gold bonds; #1,- 000,000 in second mortgage bonds: $10,000 in pre ferred stock, the par value of which is 31,000,000, and 260,000 in common stock, the par value of of which is $6.0 00,000. Fighting With Sones at the Grave. The Polish church war at Plymouth, Pa., cul- mminated ina riot Sunday night. The Lithuanians again attempted to bury the son of a member of the church and went to the cemetery in strong numbers. The Poles were not present, they being under the impressioa that the body had already been interred in the Irish Catholic cemetery. It did not take long, however, for them to put in an appearance after they had heard that the enemy was in possession of the cemetery. About a dozen Poles, headed by Anthony Silvia, hastened to the P pes The Lithuanians were about to lower the corpse in the grave, when the angry Poles marched up to the crowd of mourners and demanded that | the coflin be taken up agi The Lithuanians refused. The Poles then picked as stones and hogan to teow Grenn tats We roca. The men stood their ground and for about five minutes a fierce battle raged. Several of the combatants were badly cut and bruised. Constable Gallagher arrived while the fight was in progress, He raz into the crowd and, pulling out his revolver, commanded the bel- fosrents to throw down the stones. He threat- ened to shoot. This had the desired effect. ‘The fight stopped. Gallaher and three other constables then placed the ringleaders of the Polish faction un- der arrest. —--— see. A Judgment Against the Bondsmen. In the Cireuit Court, Judge Montgomery, the trial of the case of the United States agt. George W. Taylor, Jos, E. Beardsley and C. M. Alexander resulted in a verdict for plaintiff for *545.77. This was an action on the bond of taylor as United States consul at Port Lewis, Mauritius, given July 7 1873, Beardsley and Alexander being the surities to recover a shortage, oe a An Improvement at Old Fort McHenry. From the Baltimore Sup. First Lieut. George A. Thurston, U.S.A., visited Fort McHenry yesterday, where he will be stationed to take the place of Major George F. Barstow, retired. Lieut. Thurston comes from the Washington barracks and will occupy his new quarters ina few weeks. Major Bar- stow was commissioned in 1875 and had been at the fort nearly three years. Previously he had been stationed in the south. In the cen- ter of the fort a wooden cottage, neatly painted, bas been erected for the use of the officers. It is two stories high. with an attic, and has porches running xround three sides, The rooms are used as offices by the colonel, ad jutant, quartermaster, electrical engineers for court martials, It 1s the oniy improve- ment that hae been made atthe fort for a num- The post trader has been re- moved by Col. Livingstone, Treasurer ‘Sent to Jail. George W. Wright, supreme treasurer of the Order of Fonti, charged with embezzling 38,666.20 of the funds of the order, was put on trial before Judge Finletter in Philadelphia yesterday. He entered a pleaof guilty. Wright claimed that funds accumalated in his hands; that other supreme officers told him to invest it: thathe put itimto an etching company in which he was interested and lost it. Judge Finletter said he proposed to assist in bringing back the good old times when trust money was considered sacred, and sentenced Wright to | $1,000 fine and six years’ imprisonment. He afterward, at the request of the district attor- ney and on account of the plea of guilty, re- duced the term of imprisonment to four years and nine mentee A Steck Exchange Monopoly. - War 1s likely to break out at any moment in New York between the consolidated stock and petroleum exchange and the New York stock exchange. The older exchange proposes to shut off the stock quotations from the — dated. The New York stock wcities ‘x on ‘ce pany has the hag g ot elder exc! The quotations are first sent to the members of the exchange and are then handed to the gold and stock company's rators. Under the arrangements to be put in operation they are received pen fey from one to ten minutes after the patrons of the N York stock exchange receive them. President Wil- SENSATION IN 10WA. A Democratic Legislator Refuses to Vote for a Barbed-Wire Candidate. The monotony of the dead lock in the Iowa house was interrupted yesterday in a startling manner When the name of Representative Lewis of Wayne county was called on the roll- call to vote for clerk he rose and sent to the desk an explanation of his vote,which he asked to have read. The explanation said that he de- clined to vote for Mr. Lehmann, the democratic candidate for clerk, because it was understood that Mr. Lehmann is now and has been for yearsa leading attorney for the Washburn & Moen barb-wire monopoly. The paper made a great sensation on the @emocthans, side, as the facts stgted were not known to some of the dem ic members. Mr. Lehmann has been for several years the chief western attorney for the Washburn & Moena company and is one of the leading dem- ocrats of the state. He was nominated by the democrats for temporary clerk, so that they could have the benofit of his shrewdness and ability on the floor of the house during the pre- liminary work of the temporary organization. The democratic leaders are very angr’ “agile Rep- resentative Lewis and insist that Mr. Lehmann shall continue to be their candidate. The union labor member from Ponwehick county, who is ted sooner or later to break the dead lock, did not get back yesterday,but is looked for today. The republicans have settled down to the position that, as the democrats have but forty-nine members while the republicans have fifty, they will never surrender the speak- ership and will sit outa deadlock, no matter how tag it lasts. They fecl very easy over the senatorship now that Senator Allison has been unanimously renominated by the caucus, THE FRENCH CHAMBER IN ADIN. Boulangists Denounce. Jouffrin’s Admis- sion and Withdraw in a Body. In the chamber of deputies yesterday, M. Constans, the minister of the interior, in reply toa question from Deputy Chitze, explained that the government had annulled the muni- cipal credits in favor of strikers in the depart- ment of the Rhone, because the municipal au- thorities had exceeded their powers, M. Jouffrin mounted the tribune to speak upon the subject, but his appearance was the signal for a tremendous uproar, a demonstration of hos- tility apparently planned by the Boulangists. This gentleman was seated in the place of Gen. Boulanger when the election of the gen- eral was annulled, M. Deroulede, Boulanger's lieutenant, was evidently the leader of the demonstration against Jouffrin and the presi- dent, upon the authority of the chamber pub- licly censured him and called upon him to withdraw. He refused to obey and the sittin, was suspended, The military was then calle upon and the soldiers forcibly removed Derou- lede from the chamber. M. Jouffrin, who had remained in the tribune, now endeavored to resume his remarks, The Boulangists reac- tionists renewed their protests, The Boulangist Millevoie violently denounced the admission of Jouffrin to the chamber as a violation of the sovereignty of the people. Millevoie was called to order and commended to withdraw. He also refused to with- draw when the sitting was suspended for half an hour. Upon the resumption M. Laguerre, another Boulangist, declined to per- mit M. Jouffrin to speak. He met with the fate of Millevoie and there was a third suspension of the session. Finally the Boulangists all left the chamber in a body. M, Jouffrin then _pro- eceded, He condemned the annulment of the credits and attacked General Boulanger. The chamber then dismissed the subject by a vote 292 to 52. fe ee Confederate Veterans Meet. | Hon. Clifton R, Breckinridge of Arkansas, Hon. John M. Allen of Mississippi, Rev. Dr. Randolph McKim of Washington, Col. T. BR. Stockdale of Mississippi and Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrall of Virginia went over to Baltimore | last night to,attend the meeting of the Mary- land branch of the society of the army and navy of the confederate states to celebrate the birthday of Gen, Robert E. Lee. A feature of the evening was the rendition of ‘Kathleen Mavourneen” by Prof, Crouch, who played his own accompaniment, The old man’s voice was somewhat wavering, but he sang the old song with great feeling. -cee—__ Spain’s New Cabinet. The new spanish cabinet is as follows: Prime minister and president of the council, Don Praxedo Mateo Sagasta; minister of foreign affairs, Marquis de la Vega de Armijo; minister of war, Gen. Bermudez Rei minister of justice, Senor Puigcerver; minister of finance, Senor Eguillor; marine, Admiral Romero; colo- nies, Senor Gullon; trade, agriculture and pub- lic works, Senor Becerra; interior, Don ‘Trini- tario Rulz Candepon, | Canon Liddon on the Marriage Market. From & Sermon at St. Paul's Cathedral. The London season is approaching and a bevy of mothers, like generals on a campaign, will complain of no fatigue if they can only marry their daughters, not to bigh-souled and | generous men, but to those who have a for- tune, There will also bea group of young men, who, having lived a life of dissipation, are thinking of settling down. ‘They will look for a girl, not with graces of character which will make her husband and children happy, but for one possessed of a dowry which will enable him to keep up a large establishment, Thus the most sacred of all human relationship, both for time and eternity, is prostituted to the brutal level of an affair of cash, and is quickly followed by months and years of misery, which, after seething in private, are paraded to the world amid the shame and degradation oft the divorce court, — see Her Lover Will Get Her Property. in Brooklyn on July 31, 1889, on the day she was to have been married to Edgar R. Hodg- kinson, twenty-one yeurs old. While tie court- hip between Mrs. De Groot and young Hodg- kinson was in progress she wrote out a will be- queathing him nearly all her real estate and personal propert, a she became ill she sent for La guire and directed him to prepare a will, simi- lur in every respect to the one she had written out herself, and this will she signed five days before her death. a brother of the testatrix, two hours before she died. Lawyer Maguire, however, retained a copy of the will, and this has just been admitted to probate by Surrogate Abbott, who finds that and without the couseat or direction of the testatrix. ae =5 Potato Vender to Royalty. The tradesmen to royalty are entitled to put the royal arms over their shops and those of the prince of Wales have the right to show his cognizance, the three upright feathers, in the same way. One night lately the prince of Wales and the duke of Edinburgh were returning home incognito rather late, when us they passed “Joe,” a well-known hot potato vender in Pall Mall, they took # fancy to take his wares. ‘They were accommodated by Joe with baked pota- toes, for which they paid a penny each, and proceeded on their way eating them. Joe, however, had recognized his customers, and on the next day his “tater” car was decor- ated with a flaring gilt sign, showing the three feathers and the legend *Purveyor of Potatoes } berks R.HL, the Feiaee Capi sas = ponongr apparatus opposite Marlborough house to the pat 's mingled amusement and dismay, The prince it an equerry to order away, but Joe sturdily refused to budge and kept on doing a rushing business. At last the | prince ordered Sir Pieeds Kacliveto buy him } off, and on payment of £100 obnoxious feathers were removed. p= haemaahhenAy Cee e The Grip Reveals a Romance. From the St, Louis Globe-Democrat. Hal D. Tracy, assistant business manager of the 8t. Joseph Herald, and Miss Mand Benedict went to Leavenworth, Kan., on New Year day and were quietly married without the knowl- edge of their friends. They retarned home that evening and determined to keep the affair } secret until‘next when it was to be formally annouuced, Tracy was taken ill with a very severe attack ‘of and is so ill that he concluded to make matter vee 8o he called Bes — to his bedsi News. We rise to @ point of order. Does the weather bureau know « cold wave when it sees one? ——_—_o-——_ Chinese are to be used og New York street- cleaning gangs. Sarah De Groot. a widow aged: fifty-six, died | ‘This will was burned up by Horatio St. John,” the original will was destroyed fraudulently | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE DAYS, FUTURE DAYs. Case SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY JUTR STReeY NORTH WISE CET AND ON MARYLAND AV- EXCH SETWEES ECR AND-A-HALF AND By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the of cree sired of Col ‘and “severed on the Loe December, LSH9, in equity cause No. 11970, Seuree is. ‘Thowipson vs, 6 {G. Hennuting et al. tderaise trantoce will s tote ita iu frou Teapective following-de- scribed by Ticunted fi tue Washington, D.c. on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY Ul NUARY, viz: Ls square No, Lot 34, in th west next to. the corner by 1° Dwel PM. of tho same ‘day the East S ‘aud the West Half or Lot Tot Wine At ibdivision of iots 1m square aT story Dweli:ny House. yuinbe aryinnd aveuuc, between 434 aud Oth atreats west “And iautuediately thereafter the west half of lot L of said subdivision of low in square 492, bene improved by # brick structure vow Used corner of Gth street a1 laryland ayeuue soatiwoet, iin of nalo prac bed Dy the decree are one-third of the purchase money in cash and the balauce in two equal installments, secured by notes of jurchaser, in ‘one aud two years respectively, Deariny iuterest from day of sale at U per ceut per auhum, and of trust Sp beeeere soe, a, OF Fee cree of the pure ) will be required on each piece of t prover 7 whee pola and all conveyancing or record: purchaser's costs. If tere of sale be not complied witu within 15 days after day of sale the property will be rewoid after 3 days’ previous ad- t, at the risk aud cost of the defaulting pur- RUTLEDGE wie Trustee, 406 Sth stn. 2 Louisiana ave. Jas DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. ATCLIFFE, Dany A G0., Auctioneers, insylVania ave. Dw, PEREMPTORY AUCTION § ALE OF THE TAR AUTHORS TS, CHEAP. “AND ENDINGS. SEL LOVE AND AKIES, A LIBRAR x USE SUPELLES, IKON SaFE, AND SHOW CASES, LETTER PRESS, &o. & On SATURDAY, JANUARY EIGHTE bexiunping at HALF-PA! continuing cach evemne her all is sold, we will sell the above Goods as partly mentioned tu the | which we invite general attentic ‘Store for reut and lease can be had ja RATCLIFFE, . ; e 0-4 ‘TH, 1890, LOCK P. for term of years. Auctioneers, AS DOWLING, Auctioncer. CATALOGUE SALE . oF BOOKs, Comprising AMERICANA, MEDICAL BOOKS, LAW Books, ENGLISH BOOKS AND GENERAL LITERATURE; ALSO CRAYON PORTRAITS OF ROYAL PERSONAGES AND DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNERS; ALSO A COLLECTION OF MINERALS, To take place at my AUCTION ROOMS, 11TH ST. AND PA, AVE., Washington, D. C., ‘TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 22 and 23, 1890, At SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, jal4-dts EEKS & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF FOKFEITED PLEDGES. We will sell, ee public auction, ut the store of H. K. Fultou, 1218 4 mine commencing TUESDAY, TY-FIRST, GLUCK A.AEs Tis stock of Forfeited Pledges frost G3,417 to 104,256, shelf de Also, Silverware Ni He to cou: Gen ks, ats, Capa, Lap mobes, Ruse, Carpets, Bed Chothiug, Dress Goods, Sawin, Guus Riles, Ke: Razors, Shears, Clippers, Kiives, rorks, Tou- Feons Castors, Trays, Ober Glasses, Umbrelius Canes, athematical and Mechatiical Lustruments, Oi Paintings No. 5; 9 & ontinue Mi HSIN at TEN O'CLOCK and NINGS at SEVEN O'C! -untilall the lote are Sold ticket holders EGANT 3-8TORY prac PIQUSE. No. NOKTH WEST, front of the ses on DAY rWi S000 DAY. OF Jase SU and, AD. snd, At HAL PAST FOUR Pou., lot 166 in square Go, io, jones wld subject toa deed of trust fe ; mas ru ember terest 6 per « cont ee Os ‘third of the purchase Money in excess of said dee. e paid in cash and the balance iu 1 and rate of 6 per cent per am sectired by deed of trust, & sro option of th All conveyances and recording at pu SEotost, Tense te be complied with 1m 10 days oF re- sale at riak aud cost of defaulting pure! __4016-ed&ds FPHowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. LUABLE IMPROVED. PROPERTY, pure! NO 98 K RSP STREET NO“ rH- SECOND OF JAN- vais u OCK P.M, in frontot the Vissres ‘Vwill wed Sw 0, square 674, front jo ing 16 feet ou K street by. ailey 10 feet wide, 3 room press brick sou ‘awellis 74 feet to an mfortable six- with two bay win- dows, Wide parking, heated by latruve und range, hot ‘aud cold water, bi tutionary Washtubs aud wash- | stand, walls point ‘oughoui, street concre! Sil tn Sestcleey’ condition: Totus cosy ants known at gle. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, | _Juls-ats Auctioneer, ‘EST, BUILDING LO4 1 ORTHWLBT AT AUCTION. WED) AFTERNOGS, THE WEN TY- skConb Dav UF JANUALS, Tho, MUHALY-DAST FOUR O' er eee will sell th front jot the premises, U-toot all “his lot issttusted on 16th st, just north of Leta one of the be-t sections of the northwest. nie rd cash, buluuce in one and two years, r cent | fished sn Wastington, | of purclunser, cin _ Auctioncers. OF VALI 2 REAL ES- TA XANDKIA © UCN TY, VINGUINIA, By vixtus of edeed of trust trom Mary B. Hauer gua Jota i. Hauer, date the 10th da) of Septeluie ber, 1s, sud recordéa i No.4, pure 44, ne & dutthe request of W t A sell we at ca cy 3h Aa %, | in Aiexun ty, Vartan, j Koads, to wit: All tuat ce | Sud preauises iaiown sud j ota urvey thereot made by piece or land belie . viz: bewini 4D vUldhe of eingrs hue of the laud elated wth side of the uew George- © of said entire tract | Bounded as 1 the — and let by damon tren on tie town road, thence with U aud Juiues Bs, a4 —— Jules, to i" guruer to vaid tract anid James Birch; dence’ N. 18 degrere W. Intiias to Ke corner ike iene dumes Bd” and adjoiuing the land of H. Boll; thence west 17 Ppleag luke wc on. itue of the tract and the land of H. Ball to iots = audis; thonee with the ne beneen aad lots 34 dexrece E..— poles to the north side of the uew Georgetown Toad id ue; ny the orth side of said road in anuctlu wet Hun to the Leciuning, containing eleven and wore OF les, Le was mt of land is improved by a fine Dwelling and Out ulldings aud is Ina gov co:.dition for culti- was of sale: One-third cash and the residue bu twueual Jaytbents at ch snd two rears tron x Of sale, the deferred payments to interest trou day OF sale anit secured by w deed of trust on the prop erty. “pos S250 uy sou us property is | Enocned down will te required, All conveyanciug at | the cost of the pi c26-dts, “WALTER HALL, Trustee. ¥-The above property is suitable for person in the goverumeut euiploy or ior one in business iy the cits; Delays about two nutles from Washinton, on kood te uuely improved by ¥-room house with: Basement aud thewace, Fersous will be For further information see PRpere§ iree of “SAME 2. CLEMENTS, Attorney, 1351 F st nw, da10-at jasbington, D.C. HE ABOVE, SAE 13 POSTPONED UNTIL 'URSDAY, JANUAKY TWENTY-THIRD, 1890, at FOOL P.aL., and will sold. Fain oF, raitoes > Jal 7-dts Kk HALL, Trustee. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. baie do carte ee or IMPROVED, eet ESTATE iN Gi WN, NAS PREMISES No, 1355 TWENEY SLVAA TH STuBEL virtue of a deed of trust, duiy recorded am: mn Of theDisteict uf Columbus in Likes 28a, follo 2933 et vea., we shall sell see ee Prene o BAT UID A’ of FEBRUARY, | 1890, P.M, the follow: Georgetown, situated in owt i, sragonst ond aioe i meri 5 now known 30 feet south trom Beall how known as cue dees real ig district, and distin oO) Street a running: feet; thence uth 30 feet; thence west io‘, sd deuce nor foot to the place of iux,together with the im- Proven. ts, de. cousisting uf cwo-story frame house, ‘Terms of saie:’ One-this zepidue in, two equal Eoiit iuterent, “payable bait sestly vipa secured Td woctired "by vayable hali-yearly, deed uf trust On the sold, oF aoe r. Deposit required at tuto reyancibig Ke carat coun wrens. WILLIAMS | & OU., Auctioneers oF ‘AL PORCELAIN AND JAPANESE HAND- BLES A) WORK, CABINLTS, TA! anit JA SUARY "-THIRD, st ELEVEN OCLOGK A.M. ar O'CLOCK P. 1 we sell at our salesroom, corner 10th Ivania avenue a a of An- tique my toagentieman who spent HANDSOME INLAID CABINET, CHIN! FRAEOr PARUES SPARE E AND GOLD: ts PAINTED KIOTA F ANTIQUE MOORISH ELAQUES. HAMME HANS: ANTIQUE EMBROIDERED sat. AMON 4S, HIG! DECORATED HAND-PAINTED PUAT ES PRELT BROxzi ONE Pain DAKGe VASES: HEAVY EMBROIDEKED — SATIN JAPANESE, = AB SPREADS, LARG! Bi 11 BATIN SCREE\: LECTION OF JAPANESE WAKE. Terms cash, gezl-zt_ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF, NALUABLE SUBURBAN AND AIRING. 1 WE cy ae 01 ND, BLING PART GF LL'S | CHANCE” AND KNOWN AS THE HaANbs VROPEREY By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District, of Columbia, fa Baulty conse Xo. 11137, 1 willentl.at pablic suction, oo SI TH day of JANU: on MONDAY the TW ARY, 100. ot THALE O'CLOCK PM » Part of a tract of laud called “Fletchali’s "situated shont-one: rotate Finesst of Tenleyigwn and sd- pith the poorer ey ot . Ariues, aud containing About twenty and being known as the ‘Hanes propert ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in one and two years, secured by deed of trust on the property suld. or alleasiyat the Durchaser's option Saxes will Le paid to day Of sale, A deposit of $206 wilk be required at tho time of sale. If the terms are not Comipiied with in ten days the proper?y will be re sold at the cost of the defaultinc purchaser. Convey- ancing and recording at purchaser's cos! 3H BE. HAMIL ON, Tras: J21-dts = Bali EREMPLORY SALE OF A TH ME Ck HOUSE: NO. 1300 RIGGS si RE KT NowHWEsT. = 1 will offer for sule in 6 premises on TUESDAY THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OL SANG. Al ist ¥OUR O'CLOCK P.M, to 4 deed of trust to tive veers from May 1, 1888, interest Sper cent na Oue-third of the purchase inouey 1 excess of said deed of trast to be paid in cash and the balance in one and two years, with interest at the sate of 6 per cent per unnwn, payable semi-annual: secured by'a deed of trust on the propel all at the option of the purchaser. $100 sale. All conveyancing and recordir Cost, Terns ty be consplied with in ‘at risk and cost of detant ser. dal 0. ICKNET, Auctioneer. dads tw-THE ABOVE SALE 8 ) 18. POSTPONED ON AC» SANUARY TWENTY- ggunt ot the rain to FR But NET, ee 1H 1800, SAME ag 20! & HOUSE ox. ou AND -A-HALE RO STREET SOUTH. id Dy virtue of eed of trust from William zYarteite dated May 1 "hat. and reconied in Liber 1400, folio 127. one of tlie laud records oF the District utubte, tho wodeenigned tra jon in front of th naif in cusi, residue in one year, with interest at 6 per cent payable semcauutally. Which note of purch. the property sold to be wive the purchaser. A deposit of #100 when Bid wecepted aud tern 1 to be ¢ ied With iu ten days after day of sale, otherwise the trostoos reserve the right to at risk and cost of Aetaulting r ali cash, at option of Under aud by notice of a deed of trust from David . Onvralds dated May 15, 18h) recorded amon the lund records of the District of tpublie emises Ob SATURDAY 1 5 LOCK V. M., all of lot a Jolie McLean aid olnore sobaivinted’ ot square 5, in the city of Waxhinxton, D.C. said lot fronts 108 ft. on 436 street aud is improved by a new brick “Yerius of sale: One-half ip cash: residue @ one year With nterest at 6 per cent, payable semi-auuually, for Which note of purchaser, secured by deed of trust on the property #old, to be given, or all cash, at option of A deposit of #100 bid accepted and to be complied. within ten aya after day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve right to re- soll at risk'and cost of deraultine purchaser LON, T 500. ene nat xen. 0.1. WILLIAM DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. RAT Curr, pane 8 co, Pozi ads Auctioneers, 20 Penusylvauia ave. nw. E SALE OF CHANDE- LIERS AND HALL LIGHTS, ONE HUNDRED ‘TELS IN Adi ED DESIG: QCK AT AUCTION Bry T rOUnI beginning at TEN within our comfortable sales room: AND PEREMPTORY We W Penusy lvania 1 Slate Mauteis Crvetals and brass Chandeliers in lights. ‘This «aie should command fection of builders and ythoes; a Le stock tp ell Gosirabie and to be vereniptoriiy —S FRATCuUErE, DaRR & 6 . Auctioneers, Pennsylvania sve, n.w. ALMRKOV 1D PROPERTY ON NEW RNUE SO! ae UL AND COASE ASD GHODETIC D BU rise a MANSIGR, BEING ‘STORY BASEMENT ANDAI Wc BRICK 2 NeW JERSEY AVENUE, WITH Mick Staite IN KAR, ON FRIDA' SOON, JANUARY TWENTY- FODNTH, at FOUN U'CLUCR, we will sell In front of the premises VART LOT 3, SQUARE No. 690, improved by ‘Three-mory Basement and Attic Brick House, containing 16 roo «i bath, with all otier me ame e~ newly fitted up aud in t-cluss: is Zi feet Giuches on New Jersey ey rans back to alle: with lame brick stabie. Property is near U.S, Caphol, oust and Geodetic Sur vey and site of new Congressional Library. ‘Lerms: One-third cas! wwe in une und two years, with iterest at the rate of 6 yer cent per annum trom VALUABLE the day of sale, recut of trust on the prop- erty scld, orali cash, at the purchuser's uption, Teris complied wath in itteen days, otherwise ed to he ty at the risk nite purchaser, after tive days Public nolicc of such resale In solve Hewspaper pub- [shea mW pariony D.C. Adeposit of $500 required At the of, sale. “all eouveysneing and’ recording at var Tron EERMISSION TO INSPECT PREM- ISkS APrLY ATU AUC’ ERS, PALCLIEEE: DARI & CO, Auctioneers, \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTE carte? OF SiOVER REAL ESTATE TH Steet fod of trust, duly recorded among the ‘ords of the vintrict of Coutiuviain Liber U et seq. We shall seil at pubuc froutof the prealises, uu FIVAY ‘LH HAA Finsa Day UF JANUAQA. 1900, AL HALE “PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 1M the iouew.ug described real Sity of Wanliuyion, io said Dia- Las parts o1 orueiual lots num. i; Sart 220 tet enst of the and running thence tects theuce worth, BO vt to the place of begmuing, toveiuer with the improvements, Sc, cousatiig Of brick building, ‘Terms ot ‘Sule: Oue-third cash, residue in two equal Paymenia at oue aud Iwo sears respectively, six: per rent interest. payable halt yearly, aunt secured roperty sold, oF all cash, wt o mit of $100 required at tia, 7 KC, AE COME OF | UEC! ibe evumplied with hu tea Gays oF de posit forfeited, Ass H. CRAGL WILLIAM Mck- OsbOkN,§ Tastes, HOAs | spruomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, LATIKE CONTENTS OF OF RESIDENCE ‘NO. 277 DE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST eC Ath FRIDAY. TWENTY-FOURTH JANUARY, 1890, A.M, at liesidence No. 1717 Rhode'L: N Asnit’ sell for caoh,. without reserves well-kept househoid effects: aut Parlor Furniture, Yeue Fun Cobinots, Bric Beate ‘ Holl ack, Table ana Sofa, Superb Japanese Writing Desk, Liegant Japanese Cabiuets, Sereens, Pwyche Mirror, Mantel Mirror, book Cire, eS lows coy m ‘Sideboard, Wolnut Extension “Tavie sud Side Tubles, Wainut ered ‘Chairs, Portieres, Window Hanxings, Brusels: . kus, \alnut abd other Cusniber Furniture, Brus Bedstead, Pictures, ras Mair and Lusk "Mattronee Pillows ad Boisters, Bedding, Drrcasson BROS, _ Ausmoneere, CmpnceRy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AXD SIMPKOVED REAL ESTA 2 BF IaG HOUSES 008 SES RE AVE. the art, peseed on the 2d day of S89, in cause No, U745 Equity, in which Alexander and others W. Fitzgerald and oth ienod trustees, by a: are decree appoitited, will well at public anction fh front of the respective prendses the following described real estate, mituate im the city of Mashington, in the Distizet of Columbia, on the days sudat the houre hers F named, to TUESDAY, FEL it CARY ELEVE shout OCLE CLOCK Yo M., lots 56 and 5 ‘itegerald’s of square mercies a bensenent bese welling, being Now 1906 and 1908 New Hainpaire avenue. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ELEVENTH, 1800, OCLO ots 1, 24, ibdivision of ved, room 2-story brick dwelling S 4b ate northwest, N THE SAME DAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, Jot 2 in aquare IA, with a treme bullding theron: e8 the north side of Washington circle near the intersee~ W. Fitarer- lots in 76, unproved by a Grrovun 2-story and baw muetit brick, dwelling on 17th street betwren T and W strects northwest, ON SAME DAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK I.M., Lot 2 jm aquare 90, on the west side of 2 tween Bw ares mouth of Lincoln Park, °. r of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash and the tainuce in tio oqual inetallmmente tn and two years, with G per cent interest from sale, for Which of purchaser or purchasers inust be given, secured by dewt or deeds of trust on the property sold, or all the opiion of the pur- chaser Or purchasers. A deposit of g00 will be re- quired of the Agen at the time of sale of en 416 oth st. EDWARD H. THOMAS, ‘916 F st. nw. ST NT SDAY AP TERN . TEENTat, 1800, AT MALE PAST FOCI OCLC we will scll in front of the premises that eplends Building Lot known as LOT 43, SQUARE 96, leet on P xt. with adepth Of 90 feet toan shis lot is im a rapidly improving section of nd suitable tur a private dwelling One-third cash, balance in une and two tes to Wear ik per cout interest, payable lly, and to be secured by deed of trust on wseh,wt option of purchaser. A deposit us: ‘OY required at ime of sale. Conveyancing, &., at purchaser's cost. sere to be complied with in ten days, otherwise right reserved to reseli at risk and cos: ulting purchaser after five her publi vtioe tsuch resale in some Dewspaper published “nu Wash- C. DUNCANSUN Buon, ‘Auctioneers, POSTPONED UNTIL PIANOS AND ORGANS. RAKAUER” PIANOS “ARE OF SUPERIOR Tone, Workneuship and Ivursbility " Veaso gall and we ihe at KUMSS TE MPLS OF MCSTC 1209 Get, Finest Tuning sud Kewulating. ja? 1-a Leaver We represent five of the largest houses in the world, Bamely: Decker Bros., Weber, Fischer and Estey ‘Pianos and Estey Organs. These famous instrument rank as “leaders” everywhere. We sell on ony monthly peyments, rent Pianos and Organs with option.of purchase, and take old tmetruments in ea- chanee, allowing the full value therefor, We also havea department for tuping and repairing, end wise careful attention to any work im this line rusted to am We have well-stocked ware roots at 154 F «treet, ‘this city, 13 North Charles «treet, Baltimore, and 1217 Main street, Richmond, Va. Buying on as large a scale as we do (being the lancest Piavoand Organ concern im the south) euabies us to sell to Cur Customers at the lowest posible prices and on the most favorable terma, Do not think of buying or renting 4 Piano orem Organ beforo examining our splendid assorunent of Mnetraments abd wetting our termes. SANDELS & STAYMAN, . Srure Piavos. Pnge Medai Paris Exposition, med by over LOO muse nel ality. Old Pianos take Upracht that cau tah eben _421-3m 200 fret premiume, pole anal Galles tr the LADIES’ GOODS. N RD KIKTS AND CAPES DONE Bamou's Hattie Fatal lights Si ynltimore, Ma Bs st. Vin Ms M. BRADLEY, MODISTE, L AVE Formerly of New Jove, solicits the patronage of the Washington Ladies; {At aud wederate Prices Cutting aud basting aspecinity _ dul Swiese Di Given in Art | Somprete Out, Bt guaranteed; agents wanted. ai 7-Ge d Ks. V. A TRAVIS, FINE Mol Habiteaud byeutng Gow Parlors, NESHETLAND MAND-KAIt sHAWIS ) UNDERWEAK sor Adults nud Chih * Quisitely soltand warm , do wot slriuk ; and leave orders with Miss MIDLAND, u 2d wt. now. eos FRONTS! Always in order by jlain combing, at MLLE. M. J. PRANDI, AB2v F st. — Qiirs. Harrison's, uperter of Fine Prolch hai Goods Shampootng. IKUSTEES' SALE OF A NiCE LOT, IMPROVED BY Ww STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1643 a T Virtue of a deed of trust dated December 29, A.D. 1858, and recorded in Liber No. 1561, folio 1933 et neq , one of the laud records of the District of Columbia, At the request ‘uf the holder ut the note, we will Public auction in trout of the promises, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY. SENT a In), AT HALE-PaSt. FOUR OCLOCR Yi Spllowing-described real estate, situate iu the cit Washington, District ret All that coutained within the following motes’ aud’ bounds Beginning tor the suwe on Oth street thirty (30) feet north from the southwest corner of said lot and run- 1k thence wor Ve and sixty-seven thence south four (4) f seventy-oue hundredtis (47 00) feet to the rear 8 of suid lot, thence south sixteen (16) feet, thene West ninety-three and thirty-cigit hundredths ¢ 8-100) feet to the bexinming, said piece of land bel proved by a two-story frame dwelling No. 16: 6th street northwest. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in three equal in- stallisents, im one, two ve, auid three years, fot whch notes of the purchaser, bosring interest at the rate of six per cont ber annum fui de wale and secured ond of trust om property sok wl be taten: or all pe Fees option of pure leposit of #00 wi be required at thus of ‘sale: and ail conveyancing and recording will be at purcuaser’s cost. Lerius to be Somplied with in ten days irom saleor property will be resold at risk aud cost of i ARNARD TE Wa hase ‘ARNER, 517-d&ds —" Trustees. FINANCIAL. BATExay & co., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1411 F Street, Washington, D.C. Members of New York Stock, Produce and Cotton Exchange. ‘Counected by private wire with GREEN & BATEMAN, New York. BALDWIN & FARNUM, Chicago, ja20-2m 5 RO ‘COKSON. JNO_W. MACARTNEY, ‘Member N.¥. Stock'Ex, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.W, Pankers and Dealers in Government Deposits. Exchange be Exchatiwes of New York, Filade slater sade of iuvestuuent eocurities. District syecaity ade uf iuventunent sec Bonds ut 4 Lora Kailruad, Gua, Iustrance aud Tei- ephone btecy dealt ‘Auucrican Hell Telephone Stock bought and sold. jy18 __ PROPOSALS. ROPUSALS — FOR FURNISHING — STREET Lanterns. (Advertisement.) Office of the Com- iuissloners D.C. Washington, D.C. January “16, z ane yposais will be received at this of- aL TWHINE OCLOCE, Mon” TUESDAY, SANUAMY TWENTE-DIGH TH 1850 for Puruntug duree Hundred Street Lanterns more or lest.’ For specifications, blanks on whi ae aE Shdailcther iformution, apply st thie ‘ofice, “the Vizht is reserved to Feject any and all Lids or parts of ads. 9 (Y, DOUGLASS, LG. HINE, CHAS. WRAY MOND, Coiumussioners B.C. an BOOKS AND STATIONERY New Boors A As Poansse, PERIODICALS AS ISSUED, CARD ENGRAVING MOUKNING AND WEDDING STATIONERY. PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS complete in ever)ihing necessary to take, develop, print, tone aud mounts photograph, Size No. 2,85; size No. 3, $10. ROBERT F. MILLER, _Bot-3m 539 15th st., Corcoran Building. Fou Tur New Yex DIAwibs, Fei) YSe STL Vi ISITING LISTS, TEACHERS’ Al — to — LESSONS: Wi BALLANTYNE & SON 428 7th st. EOUSEFURNISHINGS, _ Rw = eS Glass, apens EVES Mood, Metals, 105s, Shoes, Pipes, Jeweiry. zverlasting ‘1 nucity! Drugs and Grocers. 10c.ubd Zoe. ml seoly Coomme By Gas A full line of GAS COOKING STOVES ‘On band and for sale, 428 MST CLASS MODISTE, O04 11H SE, ‘Opposite Bost ou House. Kiding Habits and Eveuitur Dresece. ‘Street Coxtumes ade from $6 up. Perfect Rt oett-eustin EALSKIN GARMENTS DYED AND ALTEKED unto Newest biglen. New Seal Garuwcute inmue to onder by SSS MAM, Here, 1310 Sth ate ws between N b SCOURING AND DRY CLE ING LSTAMLISIME ST, w Mork av iret-class Ladies, aud Gents’ work of every descr ton, Piush, Velvet aud Eveniug Dresses Ad AND CAKULINE LEKCH, torweriy with AP and Mai NION FISCHER'S LISHMEN ‘Ladies’ and Gents’ Gai Dyed without being ripped. A specialty. Thirty-five years’ expe rate. Goods called for aud dey NNN o LL-WOUL GAKMENTS, MADE UP OK KLPPED, dyed a wvod mourning Llc. A FISCHER, sl4 U8 G st. nw. _ MEDICAL, &. ISEASES OF SLCAET—CONSULTATION FOR Gentieman only. Dr Condury (formerly assietaut sicran to Prot. Dr. ars). Ulhce hours ww and 3 to S o'clock. 12th st. pow. Jatd- 1 ROPESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED, with best Phys. refereicces, only, Address F. J. Star PMAN HER DISEASE: ities Promptiy Cured by N. Exeter st,,Balumore, D Se dal U-eoskuu' ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF EX: De-ang 105 Pack place 7 between f a5 Nt ©, Ait and 1th sta, we. EE 7". DED RORERT, LONG-ESTABLIERED So Ladice’ dalysicien, con be comeulied sther senidemce, UU tat nee Unies howe toons Mey p. ma, wits only, jaz-1mt TIENTION, LADILS!—MAIL Ze. STAMP FuR sealed instructions for eulurciux bust 3 inches, ing Etutua Lust De@eloper atwoiuteiy uarautecds fiuailed for Bs, bums 4-paye illustrated ‘catalosrtie ‘aremout at Yo) BAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BKULBEGS is the cldest-ostabiisbed advertise tug Ladies’ Physician th the city. Lauer, you cam conidently cousuit Dr. BKUTHEAS, DOU B st. aw. Jurucular attention paid to all discases peculiar Ww sae arried vs siugle, Orly pears’ experience, 3. (Py EAD AND BE WISE. —DE_BNOTHERS, v0 BST. .. appeared before ine ad inude omth that he is Oldest Extablished Expert Speciniist in thiwcity, Spd wallguaret eee cases of privetediseases p ave by BRS, Notary ‘luli a a to ts juubia, Wis Sd day of July, A650. 1-1an* wy aancen RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE ‘or two of Dr. BROTHERS’ luvigorating Cordial, Wall cure suy: rvous Debility aud loss uf nerve power. 3 Sigur to the whole, system, ‘ % a@31-Lau* NEWTON'S EVE WATER ‘Cures Weak Eyes, nore, Inflaumed Eyes. cents. All Driwwista Ware's, 14th aud } sts. nw, Maslungtou. Wholesale, 215 Filton st. New dork city. PROFESSIONAL. CLAY. iHE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY reliable wenwiue apd aral- — Chorvoyaut, Astrologer aud Medium im thie city has Joouted er: mnavently tn private paciore at wt. mw. # (Clay was born with vel ana ‘wonderful prophetic gift ot second sixht; reveals every Lidden 1) ster, finds lowt or stuiek property, DDS Feparated lueelber, couses . marth sVes success in business, remover yn family troubles, evil Induences: confidential advice (pu peaidibe peuimiona divorces, law suite speculations overage ny you are in Guubt of, ever known, " futoveded where ail others uve fated. Bitte: S00 oureD scm, to 8:30 pm. sive OS pi Me ME BaCORE TEL This ALL GME EV ee counuen tial. Ladier: Geaven 50 ents och 80 Sa a sts. aw. sue ME. DREAMER, THE ONLY, WOKDERFUL ited Enlil rman Astrol loger in the city. deal alevente ot it, Stee fice hours, ie. bi to Y pu, On Sunday from 8.0m. 421 hat. nw, conaidont the stoeeh Ho « HAL TON, at-Law, ja8-1m ave enolate ben bending ¥ PHILLIPS, J. @. ZACHRE BoP mars Bees, jet-lm ‘Sun Building, Fat ADGET & FORREST ATTORNEYS ANE COUNSELORS aT LAW, Telephone 1195-2. 0030-6m CH AMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY. EY-AT-La D.C. Residence, 1218 Ast. nw. Glu Glisawern ee Oe re mb3l__WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY WINTER RESORTS. teen equ ants’ Furniture, [ut ~ "I .¥ Cav! is THE ¥: re gamed THOMAS Downie, Auctioneer. DENTISTRY. BE somite ERNS ARE OPEN THE YEAR EAR yee Bae nine y ad INFIRMARY— Texte HOMAS DOWLING, Auct:oneer. Me He =e beat nd 8. ¥ LAI ro a Deutal ert MONDE at ot cue wa reread PENGAGES | tent ot Salaun Universi jac to's pau. dally, Sith oom MBINATIUN LOCK senda | 5 Sune Su hea suntan? yg 1g EvsiMDiy, JANUARY, TWENTY-NINTE, Db: wr Dust last Gold. Ate Tis, OTH: eR ‘homas | west Saou » eae po le eo FE Nee Bee 3 | aaa ight 1 will fa whole the on- | Sums Prevents ws. Hours: U to 5. Ye tire stock jewelry, Watches, i invoice, ‘ina whole will be ‘offefod in detaul ter: af PRINTERS. wien, due notice will be given. bee ——— ei UNCANSON tn onnpah Auctioneers, B actone B40 ct seq. one Ree aes x. Balrvad, Pristine