Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1890, Page 6

ae ee gies WASHINGTON, D. CITY AND_DISTRICT. €> Tar Evcxrxo Star is everywhere recog- nized and admitted to bo, in every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the counting-room, the work- shop, and the Pretty much everybody in the Di ds it regularly. It is there! advertising mediam in the city; and, in proportion to circulation, Ms advertising rates are also much the cheapest. pulbicembacinbesctonsntsy THE GEORGETOWN ALUMNI. aily circle. re much the be Annual Reunion and Banquet at the College Building. FOUR CONVICTED MURDERERS. Two of Them Under Sentence of Death— A Respite Expected. There are four prisoners in jail who have been convicted of mutder and in two of the cases the death sentence was imposed, the day of execution being now fixed, by the respite of the President, for May 2, but another respite is looked for. One case is that of the colored boy Lewis Williams, who, it is charged, killed x-Policeman W. C. Alder October 2, 1887, by striking him on the head with a brick near Benninge. Hg was tried December 20 follow- ing and on the 224, the jury having been unable to find « verdict, was discharged. May 27 last TO BEAT THE POOL ROOMS. A Spirited War Begun on the Western Union by the New Jersey Jockey Club. ‘The New York Sun yesterday says: “The Western Union Telegraph Company will have no facilities for sending away news from the THE PALATIAL NOW COMPLETE! ! Fifth Ave., 49th and 50th Sts., New York. FIREPROOF. This popular house has been rw track of the New Jersey Jockey club, greatly enlarged by the —- where the spring racing season opens today, it (on Fifth Ave) of an absolutely being Prosident Leper idea to Sah the pool | EXTENSIVE frevrooy tuilting, seven stories rooms through their feeder. With this end m NTAGE, high, making the total frontage ceive progra Now this racing business is one of the chi view the entries for today’s races have been withheld and those who go to the track will re- ms upon entering the course, giv- ing the entries and weights for each event. now 328 feet. Itis noted for its LUXURIOUS & elexant und home-like accommoda- HOME-LIKE tiona, and its attractive suites, each ACCOMMO- comprising drawing-room, lsrge, DATIONS. airy double and single bed rooms, with bath aud dressing room at- of tached, AUCTION SALES. __AUCTION SALES. “= == | = = se TOMORROW. FUTURE DAYs. EEKS & CO., Auctioneers, ATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioneers, W = 637_Loulatans avenue. a R ‘B20 Pa ave. mw. > “Opposite emi a VALUABLE, THREE STORY- AND _BASEMFNT OUR REGULAR SALE OF HOUSE FURNT. | BRICK TEN-ROOM wOUsG WITH ALL TURE AND EFPECIS TAKES PLACE AT OUR| EVN IMPMOVEMENTS, PLING NO. AUCTION ROOMS ‘1aiCK<DAY, APRIL SE PLACE, BETWEEN G ANDH AND NINT ATEENTH,, AT TEX O'CLOCK A - aoe TENTH STREETS NOL THWEST, AT AU SING A E LOT OF FUKNT >| Om FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL FROM SEVERAL FAMILIES LEAVING THE | piri. 100 at FIVE O'CLOCK se wil cole ta crTy. iront of the preiuises, Lor or _storr “Fixtures, coUNTERS, PART OF SUB LOT 95 18 SQUARE 37; RUELVING. 0 LAUGE TEA GANS, du Lass. | improved by House No. 27 Grant yi GREEN AND BLACK TEA. GINGER: ani-basement bay-window brick house, c MEAT BOX. LARGE LOT OF GOODS | 2 roms, all modern smproveuents TOO NUMEKOUs TO MEN{ IO) 1t_ | wesh-stands; heated t rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. FRESH STOCK DIRECT FROM STEAMER IN thon, being 1 the hear: yet a reserved resi street. A endid opportuaity for imvestinent or permanent da UCTION SALES. — = —— _ Perenr pars. JUNCANSON BROS. Anenoneess USE AND Lor ox Est, BECWEEN Mt Under Court of Ulysses G. Chigy and by Sirtue of = den the District et apf AL 4 * MALY-PAST ¢ auction in front of the “I” im Wm W. Metcalfe Ati, together with (ie Ahereon, consisims Of a Two-story by maid decree One m cash, the balance im Wo Years, secured ly Purch ower lend ‘anh, at th { he was again put on trial and convicted the | sources of revenue, in fact it is the best paying ‘The public rooms are specially EXCELLENT CONDITION. Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in 1 an ‘ ‘i = PUBLIO ROOMS. noted for their elecance, comfort = Years.with interest at the rate of 6 percent peranuam, | Nae te ‘ following day and on June 15 the motion | branch of business in the service of the tele- . z CATALOGUE BALE secared by deed of trust on the property, or oll cash at | tnereor The annual reunion of the alamni of | ouOwiOs ny and on June 1p tne etn pat pent omen wags ay ares eprey | ther the option of the purc:.aser, Georgetown University was held in the DRAWING % Jost of S20 sentence imposed to be carried into effect Jan- | (PB Company, and they aro not going to lay ing room being in the Louis Seize OF FINE SELICIION j r quired oh property is knee down. All com x ; A | down without a st itwas agreed ata ‘ROO: ai © ancing, recor &c., at purchaser's cost. Hf terms of Gaston memorial bail at the university | nary 31. An appeal. to the Court in General | conterenen ce ths odes pasiertas bo datall |wRADING. aces aetoe san Gomkeceee IMPORTED PLANTS, aie aco trot complied with in 13days iru diy cf sae yesterday, and the ceremony of the afternoon jerm necessitated the fixing of the date some | 9 strong force of operators to visit the track to- ROOM. reading and smokiug rooms are il mata ae ee months Consisting of Hardy Low Bndded Dwarf Rose, was followed in the evening by a banquet. Sununer aud Moss koses, About two hundred of the alumni joined in the reunion, Judge Walter 8. Cox presiding. aud cosi of the def pubhe adivertisemes Paper pabiished m Wastiuton, KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Fedkas head and a subsequent respito and the | 9, ; , case being still in the General Term there will | coneree the results at allhazards, It will in all probability be a further respite. E. M. | Plizabeth. Hewlett is the prisoner's counsel. ti supplied with every requisite. ‘The EDISON ELEC- billiard room, with cafe attached, TRIC LIGHT. is an attractive feature of the IKUSTEE’S SALE OF LAR REAL ESTATE IN WEST +E AND VALTARIR ASHINGTON, D.« ‘tsa, matter to send twenty men to née can buy program. hurry Lilses, Hydrangea, Panitulata Grandifora, Spiraeas Honey Suckels, Azaieas and Kuododeudrons, Aue: — | from the track . i be con- hy . All lighted by the Edison 3 ao — ad ‘The platform, on which were seated the offi-} | The cate of the colored man Benjamin Hawk- | Yonjontly torcecs, ama eine onan ——i From the Old Relicbie RRM CLI EE, DARE & 50, Anetio: cers and the clergy, was decorated with palms | ins, convicted of the murder of his wife Cora | entire entry list can be in the poolroomsof the | TELEGRAPH ‘Telegraph, telephone and stock THE POSKOOP (HOLLAND) NURSERY rissa meres and other potted plants, and music was fur- | i South Washington, March 14, 1989, is in about | & TELEPHONE, inal country, for this service isabsolutely perfect, re~ tor on the premises; nso ASSOUIA1 DESIRABLETWO-STORY AND BASEMENT B A the same condition, He was convicted May 14, | i K cht ‘ing i i di HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH ts, be nished norchestra, Among those on the | and seutenced to be executed August 30, but an | Lopipdhcirea pay yepmar ener a aetiera: pesca nmPisl prt rd Saghagren Represented in the United States by C,H. JOOSTEN, | “ANDISTREE IS NORTHEAS!. Mor Ih piatlonn wore Father William Clarke of £8. | appesl being made to the Guseral Term the | tively aany seatter for otliee meh t ehvure te etscan be procured for the opera, 3 Coentiva Slip, New York, Ov FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL ELEVENT halt aqua Aloysius, the oldest living alumnus of the uni- versity: P. J. Murphy, M.D., first vice presi- dent: Alex. H. Loughborough of California, sentence was suspended to January 31. Messrs, C. A. Elliott and Meyer Selwin appeared for him. he case of Wm. Briggs, colored, convicted of the murder of Wm. Jones, the Court in Gen- at FIVE O'CLOCK, we wil the premises offer ior wale am front of theaters and all other places of podiantmarhree aumusement Special attention has been paid to Whith will be sold at Public Sales iooms, 1ith street and P | ares betting’ and jockeys; another can wait | for the» ‘post bettiig:’ aud yet another for the result of the race. This can be repeated in sO !OWN, ction at my SANITARY F i APPOINTMENTS. the hoativg, plumbing vad ventila- Brick fourth vice president; Daniel A. Boone of 4 . : each race with a fresh relay of men and it will t tile 7 me of the 8 ee Mestad ak view president; E. D, F. Brady, | rl Term on May 1 last, granted a new trial. | he difficult for the jockey club officials to locate 1 tion of the Bu The loca- Ttheast as bine of, Nace @ ind £5 (180 8 et Coe Sctary, and FO. St. | This is the case having its origin in a dispute them. ‘This or some. other schenie will be wee SE Mou is the imest in the-ity. Tis Sd: balance tn Conair thet to, Nici ae - leer etd ceasarer, | OVeF # pot May 3, 1553, and Jonus was convicted | piaved fc is worth ind the: £6 DENTRAL, within easy access of the Grad Con- 2 yt dg south Live of said alley ute OF hewn, Clair. M.D... District ot Columbia, treasurer, | ctgbel 26 following. and the ease went up to played for all it is worth today a: e result oy and Rey. Father Orban of the Catholic Univer- sity. Others of the alumni tral Depot, the Opera House and all places of amusement by the cle vated roads, Madison and Gth Ave. will be watched with interest all over the coun- try. street 140 tect, » the Geueral Term on bill of exceptions. The | last entry in this case was March 17, a continu | the An idea of the amount of money there is from out of town who in this business of reporting the races for pool in. : ‘om ance a > ° te . ari } ears, Omaibuves pass the door | ied im Washington, yrare wit ret Were present were William A. Hammond. Jas, | Anco for the term. | Me Seton nD: Carrington | rooma may be gathered from the fact that as apueiiucee ie Bie ea ARK A OO. the property soli, or si X. Ward aud Robert A. P. Jaanison of Balti- | 5. W- Walker appear for the prisoner. high as #800 a day has been paid for the privi- | runopean hotel ia conducted on the} — WakDROLES, 3 poly by . He OO. mer A. devosit of” $100 day of i amore, John G. Agar of New York. John K. $88. Of the, marae og onvicted November | jege of sending away the betting and results PLAN. an plan: the restaurant of | BOLSTERS, BEDDID a. ee ee i Wilmington, Del., Henry J, Nichols | 7+ 195, of the murder of Agnes Watson on ! of each race.” Sener ee ee ener ell “CHAMBER, AGL. AMD" TATE: CS t#-THE PURCHASERS OF THR ABOVE PROP- ree # Senden fo tan ok —s — de ~ id a — June 23 previously by throwing her into the | oon eae RESTAURANT. unsurpassed excell he charges LOUNGEs, KUCKERS, BRENCH |e At Whe ferme: sale having faill to comply with tle oF nosaie, Convey. of Brooklyn an¢ bead —o/ of | cana Por getor a = sala = reasonable. 1 MANTEL MikRORS, LAKG: e terms of sae the property wi!l be resold at the risk <a oe. Trenton, Philadelphia, At the opening of the exercises | ©*44! in Georgetown, Messrs. D. E. Cahill pwO LEVEES MAY GIVE WAY. WETHERBEE & FULLER, Proprietors. CHAIRS AND TABLES, HAT J ahd cont of the detwultine jarchaner.an from of te | EPH 3. WATERS, Trustee, Henry C. Walsh of Fhiladelphia, editor of and A. Vi niet een his counsel, failing to sc- aeeeer ‘wniune . priets 5 “ ROLLA, ELD | aoe F° Espan. te rEeENTS st WON 1 R rOsALK = std en ae in | Cure a new trial moved an arrest of judgment, " S : Pat -D. 1800, at FIVE « DOK P. -ROPOSALS Lippi read the anniversary poem, it | which was certified to the Court in General | 26% Louisiana Sugar Parishes Threat- | ——— ALS. aid tribute to the uni- he Which the poet gracefully versity and to the fathers studied. TI 4 ____ RATCLIFFE, DARR & O0,, Aucts. rues DowL inc frlimte fe the uni- | Term, whore it was argued some mouths singe, | 4 With Flood, Involving $20,000,000. AUCTION SALES. Auctioneer, MINCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES A KITC n be netakes BIT eS s HEN b niansgg ut, Washincton, Da. April © oration was delivered by Tall- | WORKING GIRLS? CONVENTION. | There is considerable nlarmin New Orleans] THIS AFTERNOON i te See sTEEn poeee Sinions, will be Zeceived wt ine ofice Natl madge A. Lambe “y who sp “ae - political = 7 : | over the condition of Morgansea and Grand FUE. ‘Auctioneer. ‘acertain decd of tra PCLOCK 2.M. MONDAX. MAY TWENTS_ ot Ay form. forcibly and eloquently advocating the} A Notable Gathering of Female Work- | jeyees in Point Coupee parish, right bank, If a ae Z tand Dini -D. UBSK, and ree: AHO, ‘tor furnishing, “Miscelliirons Supplies, cet estal-lishment in all universities of departinents N ¥, | eo : I will sell the entire stock of Crockerv, Glass Ware, wll the couvents et Seq. one of the anti ir + Bruises, Soaps, Towels, Ke. Mey for thorouzh and scientific instruction in po- ers = ew York. | either of these gives way, as is now feared, Plated Wure and T Haein the store No. | thereot, to which we insite meneral sttentiva, H dhe yumersiened truntees | 10% the War Liepatinent atid iis Dureats in Wa sue the program of the at the Working Girls’ Convention in New York. lia one eles, me = ves a nae stad ©20,- | This stock comprise Dinner sete, Tea | YHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ders all be t uess meeting was then held in the | ‘The papers of the opening session yesterday 000. Morgansea levee, which melted away | Sets, Lamps, Vinted Ware 2 1 assortment of ‘TUBS SPRINGDAI Le i. AMERY BUTTER AT P Hit a Rrst-class rs and private parties tend, as the ,oods wail be suld with nmuseum, at which James R. Randall ‘ery and Glows Ware usally yland, Maryland,” was chosen poet store. rs, hotel koe invite like snow in °82, is built of ordinary river sand and the foundation is said to be quicksand, ~ ar ALCIT MOWNINC afternoon in the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms were listened to b; attentive audience, On THURSDAY IL SEVEN. sement wi “ - ah Se . OC. an = hols atk . aerve. hi, ati ge i pe ag Cielnsd within Ey he next meeting, wil ion. F.C. C. wags on ‘ slegates | Hundreds of laborers are working on these two | “apis FOLEY, Auctioneer rocuns, 1 stall sil Zen Tubs Springdale gara as orator. i | rune coawaadt thay Ball. All’ the “dsisxstes | cccetant dykee day ancl ight tne the ates oF RuaTER Wee inerios Ge nd StORE. The banquet was served in the students’ | Were supplied with note books and industri- | their failing to hold may come at any moment, DWE! No. 203 EASE CAPITOL | dining hail. The tables were arranged in the | % | ously noted down the practical suggestions of | Large sums have been expended on these form of a trident and ue of that certain deed of trust to us, recorded were handsomely dee- | the speakers, Notable features of the conven- | Wor being freely given by the ten | 3." diay of sale or the trustee ALS FOR | STATIONERY 4 = kers. Nota a 3 of the - is ly y e in Liber No. 650, folio No. G, et seq. of the land re- . st@y resell at the cost isk of Wesbineton, D i wna gpk at at the bead of | tion are the ability of its speakers, the practi- | threa arishes, the ‘Texas Pacitie railway, | cords of the District of Coluiubia, we will sell ut pu o ¥ FRONT. eae ee ee the table, wi ishop J. J. Keane on his right | 5 Bd whose track is just back of them, by the gen- | lic auction in trout of the premiscson WEDNESDAY D FEET ON FPAYEITE OR AMIN F. LEIGHTON, this efion muti ONE hards, president of th niver- | C#l character of their papers, their good de- | ° ne y , | THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, Isvo, AT STRELT, IMMEDIATELY ‘Ufc La ove. 7 MA) FIRLEENTIH, re ae government and by the Lousiana Lottery | WALE-PAST FOUN O-CLOCK P. AL, lot iainbered te TADEMY “OF” Visi TATION RicHaRD = La ave... Trustees, Depart / tative Jo: rn E. | livery and the elock-like promptness and pre-/ Company. If they give way it will not be for ended subdivision of square numbered | JUGETOWN, D.C AT AUCTION. ae | _aplidails Ofiice Nand + olticiated as | cision of the proceedings under the leadership | lack of expenditare and constant watching and | ean the City of Wash Ra tenet SEP eoapages none ae Au was — rn to | of Miss Grace Dodge. | repairing. The Illinois Central track between Wed with # lange and de- cag rieciot pe ue epee —— WALTER 2. WILLIAMS & CO,, Auctioneer, ik Rudd, ‘st. of New York; “Univer- pe “A . Je “a a si i + picid jak: Ose he nreikeld’s netdition to George- PROVED PROP! : concen he Me Wien An tiaranct | Miss Edith Howes, directress of the Boston | New Orleans and Pass Manchaie is. still under lirdeach end tie lance at Sin Thee! kei ion to George- | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ‘ TING water, ts, for Which the notes of the W fect i rette or Both strect, NEWENT % STR 31 Isidders at of Maryiand; “Athletics in Our Univer: | hubs, read one of the ablest papers of the ses- | ae makes st front the day "of wale AND \ SIMLETS NORTH. AST, AN | eal areepesnce af say © sities.” by Dr. Ernest Laplace, ’S0, of Louisi- | —- Seely ty oes: aaa In ph tate toe] The Bible in Wisconsin Schools. See et STMEET BETWE EN NOWTH C Avrtor paNp | advertisement rll be ound until « ana, and “Our Sister Universities,” by Bishop | Of Members.” & dwelt especially upon the A dispatch from Oshkosh, Wis, sayz: Pres- of sale. On MONDAY, APRIL GWEN TY-£9 T HALF: | cau be purchased. Proposals must bean Jobn J. Keane, D.D., president of the Catholic | POWer of personal intluence and faith in each | . slate 2 EDWARD M. GALLAUDEL, + yrustees, PROPERTY ON PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. We shall seth in front of | outside of the envelope “Proposals 1 sar tele other; upon the need of trast rather than pity ent 2 of the state normal school here has | _ap4- ALBE AINE, 5 ROP! the premises, part of lot im square No. and addressed to M. . THUKE, Chie aot other;upon the need of trast rather than pity | ident Albee of the state normal school here h 4d HALBERI'E, PAINE o RESIDENCE | PROPERTY, ¢ j he Brennen, 1 x | $Rdaddressed to M. a. THE Cite Sapyt a lien in any work that elevates, Not long ago while | received a letter from one of the judges of the FINEST BUILDING HSTKERTS NOKTHWEST AT AUCTION | rO8 feet Pa ren \= sileenaeas = ¥ * Fue Cable Car Gongs, ating st a station a working girl overheard a | supreme court of the state concerning the re- I STRELT NOKLHWES Bet ceete. ee | comsintiiiraf atwo-story brick dwelling house, | JJEFARTNENT OF PEE INTERIOR, WAKING To the Fiitor of Tux Evexme Stan conversation between two women. ‘The subject || ra fn 2 A poh bl aS ° Soe J | being premases No. 1 2 j ayy Bey PK ne Fé ENING STAR, cise dite ced Bae cae v cent Bible decision. Inv answer to the questions AFTERNOON will sell the. Wes t of Lot 15, On TUESDAY, APKIL TWENTY-SECOND, aT | be received at this Department unl ONE UCLOCK Sypemace a little space to enter protest | WS Working girls and their hard lives. ‘oor ; ins OF APRIL, i | Sauare 18, by 8 deptiy of 100 feet 10 inches, iu. | WALP-PAST FIVE U'CIOCK BM, we shall sellin | PM MONDAY, APRIL TWENTY FIST, 1800, for mathe 5 things,” they exclaimed, “how hard they have , Of Mr. Albee the jadge says that the decision | ZEENTH DAY OF “AVKIL. | 18uo, proved by Sinall Frame House, uow routing for $20 ig tas Comdaae ae eee : | dursishing eape sisting mainly of Meats, against the ringing of the gongson thenewcable | t¢ work and how wretched they are in their | Prohibiting the reading of tue Bible in schools | Paxd WG AND ALL OF LOT 7, SQUARE Der month, sentra ies a oe an oN with improve- uous. Groceries, Dry Shoes, Drugs Paints, | hours of the day and night. I fail to homes.” | The working girl said: ; merely forbids its uso as ® spocial book for a | frunting Si) seot on 1Uth street with & depth of 113 | sgt wiv iaieniey antaseteeaice 2 one and two cnet, & = thane cence onl See | Tere Er inchoess sect ekinwen the justice of allowing a corporation to do blood boiled. Don't they know how many | specifically religions purpose. In other words, | Stst north of L sivcct, onc! the best aceticns: of tho | ue bfOberty, oF sil'eash. Conveyancing and record: | eu brick dweliiug trouting, Tremisea Sor.) ee | duriux tu tas they please about the ringing of belis | working girls live in happy homes? My own | the Bible may be used in the school like a his- | horthwent, Teduined at timect sie: this Rroperty i beauttalle | 4 ihe of sie: Onefourth cash, bance in one, two | dere will be furutebred <n ay pie u they will not allow a poor milkman to iy 00, te tame, Wad eet aad uxetty, and | 207 pond Caner , mock, Sad ae suchimay be | © rectus One ind, sss: baleuce,dnlcns endl 400 | Sitiaiea iu cae ol wer bosy meme Lbeeacde oped stacets | mee tenes seam foe navel of trates sonra oak: | SOHN W. NOBLE ring his gong. Ithink the gong isa nuisance | everything in it dear to us because we had to | 4d before the entire school, to be secured by deed of traat on prop. | Coumand the attention of those iu search of valuabie | 44° Sid Bclvat purchaser's cost, 100 dows | Reeretary and should be stopped. Let them adopt a| work hard to get it. We don’t need their pity.” | SIS SRC cet . at option of purchaser, «de : on cach piece of property when strock off. “And at the | 2. whistle. e Al eee és eae a ptoeeen ° The night poi at C a Unic shaban Claasen Acknowledges Guilt. posit of $250 required . Terms to be _THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneet. | Terms of sale hot complied with within ten days! pa rote 3 — audience of 2,500 women. hall was bean-, Ex-President Peter J, Claasen, the wrecker | omblied with in bana haa a Auctioneers, abd cost of defawitins purchicer or purchases. | forfuraishing stat Curious Date Figuring. tifully decorated and the e ises opened by of the Sixth National and Lenox Hill banks | five days’ pubic now news SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF A DP aie WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ¢ \ 0 the Eiliter of Tue EvExixe Stan the New York Club song. writteu by Miss Maria | of New York, answered the grand jury's in- | KM )ubewedm Washington, D.C.” Conveyancing, PRIVILEGE, SptREET, CORNEA [ _a1z-dede woes | The article -Curious Date Figuring,” re- | B. Chapin. Miss Grace Dodge gave an account | 9, ¢ Aa * ; | “apio-deas ’DU'NCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, a UCTION BALE_OF ] printed in Tae Srar of the 10th mstant. from | Of the work of the New York Associations dur- @i¢tment in the circuit court Monday “ = Se TiS folly Fae ee tet OKNER OF” SEVE: | 32 tee printed in Tue Sram of the 10th mstant, ing the past year. Fonr new clubs have heen | morning. Ho aaid he was guilty to four counts | PVUSTEES SAIS AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OF i Wedieecticnes exe ener Ol. E —- the Providence Telegram, gives a method of | sded to the association, and an auxiliary , 0% Charges of false entries to the amount of STKE ee ee ae = Sa eer at ee Wesiteul | wail be aw: finding the day of the week of aay given date, | society to promote the interests of the clus | #207900, and a demurrer to tho rest of the Sty wucutia of die Gettatn fee re. | Fae aa tne it pop re Ba TWENTY-o1 [ares Sy : which is correct within certain limitations, but | was formed last December. It already holds | Counts will beargued on Tuesday next before | corded in Litwr No. fylio 167 et seq., of the ‘land in ts numbered three | tone desirabl eat seh ane S| eos ts Secon at Hise toeeat together erroneous @ a general rule. “The | $18,000 in trust for the building of a second | Judge Benedict in the same court. Set can Seen ce ee a ae bered eicht hundred | Soa. in the subdivision of equate 446, mnde bs the | “ eo ries of numbers proposed to be added for the | summer vacation home for the use of club Waits Cant rake DAY the SIXTEENTH DAY OL ADIL. AD, 1800, | dose F widcity, having a | W;8dG. XK. K. Co. Vag oy yy Rey 5 several months inust be changed with each cen-| members, ‘They feel that they are only on the White Caps Taking Revenge. MUHALE-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK PAL, lot numbered | Que paste! BS peti lotwand | 0 Droit Park andgn the line of tie tate cee | Be focetved unis Oehock VM TE GSD AL tury throughout a eycle of four centuries,when | threshold of this work of organization, and that | David Horea, an old and respected farmer of Dartheteceenape SOO sc neuare | extending wit to the channel of the Bast: | apm Wine - APKIL TWENTY POUWTIL UN00,tor furmistane Pach the same set or series may again be used. | great possibilities are before them. | Already | Barr township, near Washington, Ind., was | i Wahine Pee Te ee ee Ee ) cud interest on same from | Zens widuautciest fro Offices abd the Cv = Commision during the Thus those given may be used again for the | they are discussing plins for the starting of # | taken from his house by a masked mob Monday | "Yoram of sules Oneahisi cacie, and the balance at | SP ith expenses of sale, in Of purchaser. “Terms to. be faced year endin Proposals svat ue twenty-third century. But even for the pres-| journal to be the organ of the club. night and whipped into insensibility, over one | ine and eighicen mouths, for which the notes 01 the | Bay” oan oy days, EDWAKDS Sovasanty Lenaniions wekite temaaned ne same ent century a change must be made for dates} The address of the evening was by Mrs. PP st > Over one | hurchuser, bearing interest from. tue day of sale and | 232 fy Sod Attorneys ter Owner, | Rocoenary Snesrectooms, wil be furuiohed agree e is le . YP . 'y erty sold, or all cash, at th rchass * toon to this Deparuncut, JOUN W. NOBLE, secre in January or February in leap year and so in | Terhune (Marion Harland) on “Co-operation | hundred blows being administered. Horea ee ee means OO een aT ait oxy | deposit of $25 will’ ne tinue of tale. | “THOMAS DOWLING, Aucta —” “api.aias_| tr¥- : __" ai cout the series for any century. | Neither will this | aad organization among women for the build- | caused the arrest of a local politician at Con- | %,{H8 option of the purchaser, A devout of $200 | Irtne terme of sale ave uotcoupiied witht ia 20 days | 7 Sar ee -1q TOF TH % le or series hold good for dates “old trie.” | ine e lnien” anlands et : a he pure li Fssle. | atter the vale, th: Trustee reserves the rizht to resell | FNHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Leal Estate Auctioneer, TOF THE INTERIOR, WASHIN rule o g style.” | ing up of homes. arion Harland’s name is | neisburg last week on acharge of attempting EDWAKD { Trustees, | the property ut the risk and cost of the detwntung pur- | "9 D. D.C, April 9, 1890. —Realed proposals will The facts of chronology seem to be but little |} household word in a very special sense, | to buy votes and it is believed that the White | _*?4-¢ BERT S iy chaser upon five edvertsement of such resale | EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALU- Bet TUESDAY. ANKIL GWENT Sb understood generally if one may judge by the | Although now a grandmother she is still a | Cap ontrage is the outgrowth of this trouble JR AICHEFE, DAR & C0, Auctioneers Sal be pasd to December 31, 1880, Se TX | ABLE MEAL ESTATE AND IMIROVEMENTS, | PAD. 1880, AT ONE O'CLOCK FM. for, the Waste frequency with which misinformation is volun- | woman of striking presence, with a spirited |The old man is seriously injured and may not tte ore ee aes ye 3 . PAYNE, Trustee. EWEES AND DeTRRETD Cir! BE | che tical year engine Sune | Proposals teered in the public prints, Cunonos. | delivery, aud her speech was heartily enjoyed | recover. Several arrests will be made, PROPERTY, BEING SULLOT No. ALN Soe Let re imei a | | By virtue of the last will and testament of Fannie p, | must be mude on the Depart ms . wit Meaten “ the Ola Rin by the large audience of young women. ——— 2a soi FE 5 5 ryHom AS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ve, deceased, the undersigned, as executor and trustee | the Becessary instructions, wall be furni on sppii= ie es. Home and women, sie said, are words that Asleep With a Corpse. — ener niger rs auhis einchiel cation to tus Department.” JOHN W. NOBLE, ‘ tue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | VERY VALUABLE IMPKOVED AND UNIMPROVED | Meret iuiwed, will sell af public auction an trout | fo api The residence of Col. A. T. Britton was last | go as naturally together as hook and eye, cup| Frederick W. Ide, president of the Cole- er Coumtes Peed im Equity, Cause No. | PUGPERTY, SITCATE ON THE SOUIEADT | DMO P Arnie A.D. AGo0, af FIVE OCLOOE F)EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHIN night the scene of the annual reunion of the Poel pone hey bye rere rere he | Haverstick Paper Bag Manufacturing Com- piainalits ond. Ss Nclimupter ef al are’de: | SQUTHWES1, OPPOSITE INE BUREAU OF | 23 all those piers of, eh hereon Soins | DD fom D.C April 8 no Souied proprosale i Sati ifles. Thi pes nm aw ng girl's so- : seb cuts, T with» pubie auction, in” front ot AND PAINTING, BEING NO, <ity of Mashington. in the District of Columbia, | in be re GLONE OCLOCK PM. WEDN TS: cciaieal Tationsl a — — tered | “ity in every such neighborhood is a quality | PY; Was found dead in bed in his room at | jj tists ou WEDNESDAY “Agate srt iB ehiteea SOUT WaST, AT PUBLIC | 3h Rogen aa lone thirty (30) and unrty-one Cita | BAN Aa EAT ils Inti fon Wick See cas nn Bamber —was the first mustered | of heaven which the Muster commands. ‘fe | the Montgomery House Monday morning in lowtue Gesctioel “fenl erisies beiog TENSt seat | OA DHEREBAY. APUED REVI { fiity-six (Bob), said lots beime each twen! yn te . into the service of the United States under the | beginning may be only to coax a girl whose | Norristown, Pa. Harry Wilson, aged sixteen | Lot No. re No. 497, begining for thesame | AT FOUK O'CLOCK P.M, in fron rdgmp i fy meeps beget oon chy 75,000 call of President Lincoln, They were | prain is full of finery and fellows to attend a | years, was employed by the sick man to attend | [Xt three (Hib tect srum Pierce street on the west | will sell at paly Spee iee hg pkieding An eaten Sera nnn of their enlist- | cinb mesting in your room. ‘The end may be'| his room and slece wick him, ¥ Wilson | sald aividiterlive Attysneven (Siyieet tuesce cearate: | Hannes Ge nonce unre 2 causing 22 feet on | ernan cation to this Deparuueat. JOHN W All the tecotdy nad the tse seen, Teorganized. | a home worthy of the name, with a brave sen | twoke nad ented eae, ens, jeilson in‘ titysoizise cos) fects | 1 iproved by a lance 1bi;c-siory Brick. Recie est reorss saxicola All the records and the flag are now in the cus- | sible woman at the head of it. it pode le led to Mr. Ide, when he made ‘ tg about V4 seeton as street, be . ~ S WILL BE RECEIV 7 Way of Serst. Jos. McMakin of the Columbia | Mrs. E. D. Clymer of Soroais explained in a | the,start he Wad Neer aacgion cts ee . Ftaitmocnite inane | which wal races ofiered ane minis aed oe coos ie URL ORDA, APRIL EWEN ER Fine, Tron Works, in Baltimore. The gentlemen | few words the organization of worncn’s literary | Eee nese peeing willis cor tee: ithe, with interest enix (0) per | gold the property wail Uodivided iw tome otwot about | OF Meir pare Weeder deeds of | Tee at TWELVE O'CLOCK Me fer the 1a Present were: Lieut. Ed. ‘I. Matthews, Noble | clabs througiout the country, and Mrs, Pert Engtana’s Postal Teleg piven of the pareh 2 a be then sold the purchaser ef G56 will be | So boy both ot pee eee D. Larne Moore, z Es graph. red. at faine of enc two 0. 707 Lath st. B.W. at the southeast cor: . Larner, G. Moore, E. N. Leonard, Gil- | son, of a London working woman's socicts The London Mercuryeays that the “ nt the risk And cont uid secured by a deed ‘of trust | Pesuired of the creat t Tork gen ist, with the fs bent B Fowles ce. MeMakin, P. M. Shepi Pd closed the evening with a few words of greet. . Mercury says that the postmaster nus of rile be Bot Alb cc H All_gonv inners cost | ‘ol M. lexander, m. D. Ba ei this city, occupied by ing from England. | general is being pressed to introduce a bill in ae amp . in fifteen days from, Brandt. J. T. Clements, Thos. W. Stewart, Jno. stor the dry suods busin i See aeae it Wins the Property will be resold | 28 0F the dry sods busizs 5. ae? the house of commons to abrogate the arrange- ey taneen Me DOwiTA f deiaulting purchaser, after Ave | Sdvufee, ot two hundred abd seventy ee (82s) dois B, Randolph, K. Steele, GY. Atlee, A. T.| A Deliberate Suicide ina Public Place. | ment made by the government with the woe es ennai r mee SO ae i'tisewo Britton. hese survivors retit their old camp-! Mfillard Knowies Raker. who resided wit i eaee ; rece ioncera, —s 2 ime the last two years. be fires, and after a most delightful evening the | wite and three children at a . h his | ways at the time it took the telegraphs, for | ee = ae See ted at the store'of HC 2. Woodard & Cn, corer invitation of Comrade Noble D. Larner was ac- | "1° Smt Sree children at No. 53 Lamberton | doing the telegraphic busines of the railways | Sate Gk WEL oe = SiNBa aan oe — | Sy sno on tho tiene chore mamen ne qupactel te aka cepted to hold the next annual reunion at bis | Street, Trenton, N.J., committed snicid. | free of charge on account of rights of way on | é IN WHIGNEY CLOSE SUBDIVG- | PVHOMAS DOWLING, Au Recurss, DARK. & CO. Auctioneers, | t- hospitable residence. shooting himself in the head in the hot | their tines, Lie government, it is said, loses | of a deed of trust 16, 1887, | KCEGANT TIVE-GLASs BREWSTER LANDAU, ee aeige j = aes > — ner Clinton and Hamilton avenues yesterday 1.000 annually by handing this business, r i263, folio 146, et sea. INS PLEA DIY OD: a CROSS-MA a SHED TRUSTEE'S ore STE ami ao Er No 128 C} sociated C “ yesterday - pa mekiag th ‘ords uf the District of "Ce VEAM OF SIX SOUND STEEL NUK ST. . : - = wpy e Associated Chariti itlaracta:’ Wea wuilia: heigl ane tock 5 sou urged for seeking the abro- a ot Vie STNGL: tof trast daiy recorded in Liber | BOOKS AND STATIONERY At the monthly meeting of the board of man- recment, j “ 3 fe seat ata table, then wrote note bidding his | et med., ¢ } ‘soe = agers of the Associated Charities last evening friends good bye aud, turning to two men at the of Paris. lati the effort + blish ‘ < The Explosion on the City Hy iL: | Deda ella pubincacae Bu resolutions approving the effort to establish a said: “Good bye, gentiemen,” while at the of Paris wasd ees ism, ON WEDNESDAY. 1 WENDY: aoe 4 A ye, f Paris was dockes SEA N_ Guo A VE BOOK AND STAT! EPARTMEN reform school for girls and to secure the ap- | same time he raised the large navy revolver to me PAN Good OF APRIL AL FIVE AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, norning and the water ailowed to ran omntmentof # super! K P P er the dry casting covering the screw | adopted. his head and fir. = uy depth of 168. aud-Lasens nteadent of charities were | The revolver was held so The secretary, Mr. Emery, stated close to the man’s head that part of the scalp » fromtiune SAND STALLE PAUAPIVED b On MONDA EM 416 72H ST. N.W. (oront Basements, 1890, AT | that during the past mouth eighteen new cases | Was torn off. | shaft was removed and the whole outer shatt- Sak San Third cash, balance in one rye Pe yy Were reported where men had abandoued their SPR aE a ape Lago | ing fell into the dock. A later inspection ye2- ell tor a ecnitlanan cen. secdred Ly, deed of 7 Che APR Wivesfend children. He stated that desertions rimitive Corn. | i all of which will b @tiaduce terday showed that the length of the shaft | Fourth ¥ grow more frequent year by | At the regular monthly meeting of the Phil hens y Thus of 1 ‘ ale th, by Prances He ; : within the stern tube had been broken cle wea st erortuni(y to obtain a oe Position oy Seriuer. New = delphia Horticultural Society last evening Dr. | off just where the flange was coupled to tho in. seed of ten ine ses dew Such paper pul ur, by Lew Wallace... Maights of Menee. Robt. Harris exhibited specimens ot what he | ter te. Crowds of experts, who daily visit | i urehaser’s obtiol DIAS DOWLING iioberts Biron. Halt dass: Potomac Lodge, No. 1824, K. of H., held its | Called “primitive corn” (Zeatunicat a), other-| the slip, express astonishment at the ature Of | $i “perius of mule wo Le cotupliea with it nove a3 = Piinhed by itoutietge. Hall bean : Sete eine ioe port the accident, and all believe that, when t! Tou dsy oF SEL BE- © pecans ge pebeuaaen : 134th regular session last evening at Dennison’s im Seetig Whe PASEES Te brake ine < i re Nu TE TH Plerroand Jean. Faber. cons: : is coke, the engine began to race, thu GEORGE FE. EMM ? o ptt § pe Odd Number, by Guy de Maapasscut. Pub. Hall. A good attendance was had and matters | #2¢k from whic! aon pee ee corn | causing the breakdown, ‘Passengers ‘whove | S740 CLAKENCH Fe nitiinai, § Trustee DUPONT aces ty te ter Br Cth : where BB Darby eat Sone athers JW. Palmer, | the Rocky Mountains and bas the peculiarity | Derthe wero over the shaft aes 04 AUCTIONY: aa Gua TCP a1 PROPERTY | ,.br them, Cloth qalalid deciles oe nfer with sister lodate | tht every grain is wrapped in a separate husk. | Diosion . Pp ae a scries in ret of the Prozsings, art of Vega EAU BL, E ; me Se eee ed aca pe to conte s diges | op faak waste se eultbends 5 5 POP. . SQUAL 6, MARYLAND. onenel ate? as to the desirability of a public demonstration. | 218 imdividual husk is lost by cuitivation and ; oe eee ra A ett ree ny the east 26 feet trout Ly depth of 101 feet toa} By virtue of 2 decree of thecirenit court for Prince | Joana of a ¥ ‘The application for the institution of a com: | NBeB America was discovered the Indians had | Walt Whitman om Lincolws Denth. : Ud CAPILOL AND: Flies | SU=foot alles.” liceie ticks ad Geore's my ia cause | TH ast mandery of the Uniform Rank was presented | “esdy developed corn with naked grains. | Wait Whitman read his lecture describing the |, TES as overly fe near Dupont clecle, British, minis h SHAM aod others | The Hestors Dewehter. Ba i - eeting of signers will be called at an 7 2 mail Ds a eden dn tak | auetion i: front of the prewsem, tes to beat six percent ot z ae HURSD AY am the town | "'Specia, Discount to Teachers and on Libraries, early day, whem permanent organization will} At? billipsburg. N.J., Alfred I, Pembroke, | pany of several hundred people in the gallery | suet Ju srontafate sutton, | oO rota utes {0 beat ax yer cent i of Yeured, on SHURSDAY, MAX Pi S00, at Becempieied. aged fifty-one years, while standing before a/ of the Philadelphia Art Club lastevening. ‘The a, SQUA SE GN, TWO P.M, ail thet valuable’ property adjacent, ts'tho ENGRAVING DEPARTME d Serato aoa A . ee hot pared Ad sald ‘of Lanrel, % So Eine = —— mirror, Gropped into ® chair and began to| occasion was the twenty-iifth anniversary of | FBQNTING G3 FEE. ON 1 LMIDA. AVENUE (or ed oe — ee ee ee eens | ESciotn par beet te somes. 4 The Lincoln Post Fair Prizes. snore. Jie continued to snore until about 10] the assassination of the martyr President, and ek oe Meet. ie OE: ved to re a ‘ 2 J ; Esumate dnof Tuvitetivus, Wed- The Lincoln Post fair closed last evening and | o'clock, when he divd, without medical atten- me nvene sation of (we tuid Ohio Depot : invitations were sent out by Mr. Whitman through tho medium of the Coutempe ais ding and 1: ‘operty 28 valuable for building prposes on it oF ite location, vig. First-class work guar York uveune station of te oud isin arapidly naprovs the results of the voting for the prizes are © LeWspayer published web DUNCANSON Buus, us adjacent to the town of ig NeCTIUN O, Like Cty ALD tion, his wife believing him only in a sound i eueutit Op pOrEY jor MeN and divieind Uy tine p road leading trou: DEPARTMENT. saown by the following list of the successful | sleep. Afterward an empty laudanum bottie | Club tor this appropriate celebration of the | “geupartmuity tor imvostioga’ | | __._ Auetionoers Iu oS Montgomery county. setters s sare tn- “partment is th P. pty eeoigg*< a ig st to hivantors rtm contestants: Sewing machine, Mrs. H. H. Snajth; | Was found on the bureau and it is believed he | event end ae ee Bock was warmly re- | two: yuare with int rest at G per ceut per unnuna, RUSTES SALE OF THE REAL ESTAT Leryra of suit hird cash, one-third in one year, | ave every th s . a ne drained it, | ceived and read his famous lyric, 0, Captain! } scented by decd of trast ou the prope:ty sold, or ail PLANT AND PERSONAL PiOVLKTY OF 4H fr sale. Deierred pay- 2OF CON PAT sol, —e Guard bape or u, Col. Fred. Brackett; pera EF BLE WD My Captain!” His reading 1s pronounced by nea cpaion of the pate hawer oA a freee NALIONAL SS. BRICK MPANY UF anally and to nat Special Bangnws ior Us week we ofjer the fullag» ren gm somananes Sans of Neterans | A Woman Swallows an Open Koife. | the Pliladelphia papers as simply perfect. fale ate uot es suplied with I htt eardey's stom te day | — — hd be Republic badge, Dr. 5.8. Bond; fishing outiit, | At Ottawa, Ont, Miss Alice Elliott, aged | Minister Smith in London. thera aan vlirchanee ater he Compal v4 P. SNOWDEN MILL | Soum's feel trish bas * len: letter < = ae enty-three, " ro z fr . . a e __| tive days" nati wspaper pul Set ze hep “a menciod | eomial . = Alien; letter carrier's uniform, Charles twenty-three, while suffering from dementia, | Charles Emory Smith, United States minis- | [hhicd'n Was 3 awed eon: | pen ie ) bea = Envelopes by the iiox— — a Looe _ nie, E. A. Duvall, son flags swallowed a smail penknife with the blades | ter to Russia, was received by Minister Lin. ut Du et DARE & 00.4 [ie cauanCe Of of the DPexcansox EROS., Auctioneers, Couit Stationery. Pre ceint Duvall; young man’s bicycle, J. | open, So far she has experienced no unpleus- | pd ee ee SARC IN ER, DAD Aneta, | Cifemt « the aS ‘ z Selected Stock. R. Pipes; lady's bieyele, Elsie Anderson; page's | ant results, but her physician is watching the | Cm at the Grand Hotel in London yester SP-THE ABOVE SALu 18 POSTPONED ON ac. | Ciatcay cane ot Koen t Bto gag age rage re gold watch. B. W. Kennedy; boy's silver watch, | case with great anxiety, jand the two high officials enjoyed a cordial | count ot the rain until WRUNFSDAY, sIXLEENTH | Of Waglangton, VAC. public auetun on TULSDAX, F AND A TWO-STORY “PhAME W. P. Jacobs; gold wateh for female pupil High - 7 — chat. Mr. and Mrs, Smith will leave Saturday | D5¥ A¥iIL, satue hour ay 8. nf QUE INT DAY OF MAX, 1890, AT HALF PAsT No. 1009 H STREET NOKIH- | school, Nellie McCabe; expressman’s uniform, A Majority for Revision. ini 9 ap | PdinWeds BAUCLIFEE, DAKK & CO., Aucta, WELVE O'CLOCK P.M., at Waterloo Stution, Alex- ja L. H. Butler; dinner set, Mra. G. T. Jacobs; satis Me 4 thi for the Hague, where Minister Thayer wi ~ x: : = | andria Counts, Vingisia, ali the Real estate, Plantand | | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | Carwual Lines. necklace for baby. F. Harbou Sadana tne The New York Independent of this week | give them a special dinner. Then they G. Personal Property ot Uh said Company. ae Tnsiniet o Columbia, olding 3 spre 1 term, as an | Qed Berkline Li “gas 9 a See i 6 i e Py Ig — —- on dinlugues contuning & detailed ese ion of ti equity court, passed ‘suse No. Ly. ‘Char! 4 ead 1) eM. - xa for lady assistant, Ida Jacobson; silver berry | Sives returns of the vote of 126 presbyteries of | go to the Hotel Binda, iu Paris, for a few dayns | Sn aa, a ctasmmeue y anzy bo lad st the utter after April sO, | Burrage ctal., comslaiuants, at, Predenec We het | A full line of Will ini, “Siuellage, beast dish J. E. Evans; G.A.R. uniform, James | the Presbyterian Church on revision of the | afterward to Berlin and Vi ee al W . and permits will be sss d o reaponal: | et al. defendants, we will scl oa FRIDAY. the cil, ac, . " - S . ps to Muspec he prope plication a: 4 1 Fi VI DD. — MeCirea: crayon of Lincoin, dirs. M. A. De Pu- | Confession of Faith, ‘These returns show that ues Bie aay epee try —— the deme lowe, pis Ay On ADA CNL 8 | TE OLIN Fatih thont ofthe petals, all that BAUM'S on: Domestic sewing machine, Miss Laura | eighty- din fi ft ~ ui Attention is catled to the followiag main items: Piece or parcel of land an . letty-two preabylecien. Bare vaNes te fever ef | sar sg scour One Tract of exhtand a quarter Aeres of Laud in | scribed on ground plu, or plat, of Washington Ci BOOK AND ERY DEPARTMENT, — _—_—~—___ revision, forty against revision and four have | Canadians Want a U.S. Law Amended. or fee simpic wi ns Ane spring. ihereon, udjoming a ». < sebeane. 28 of pots sts, (6) and seven ‘a and parts = as 4 : 5 “ 1 i i f ' “on the north tnd fronting of ree (3) aud four (4) of Wiline ™ THE COURTS. prea Eg A POSE IN od i edtrareangd anc opps reagan] Perea tO ESE NE Na EER I fom Oo Rata on ibs | civirion in square U1, suid parts of tote tres ‘una | _#24-3m | house of commons concluded its labors yester- Vuivable Leasehold (assignable with lessor's | our being described xs tuilow: ‘Becinming at a point Cmevrt Covrt—Juige Montgomery.” tions are, says the Independent, that the vote the various departients of literature, including His- | Jeaye) of 60 Acres uf land yieldinz an alinost. inex: Kw FINIS : est Line of suid Jot three, dintant 41 feet 8 inches > i | day. A report to the hoase will recommend sourran ferical | haustibie suyply = | roms eof worth P atrect: theast= Yesterday — Cunningham agt Campbeit ct al; | it favor of revision will be neariy if not quite | 48%- A repo vapton | weraraetez: oceavhs, Law, Medical and Clerical | Lenstibyc usiy of the beet duality, of clay and in | trot southline of morn strest: thence outa: ‘ Verdict for plaintiff for amount of note. Lowry | tW0-thirds of ail the presbyteries. that the government represent to Washington | Works, being the library of Smong oiber things: A Two-swory Frame Ottce aud | Jot five of suid subdivision, Gisiaut 43 45c100" fest MAZARINE BOND agt. Johnson; verdict for plaintiff for ¢1by —= oe —— | the harsh effect of the American alien labor pocrof BuLLOCK. Weiguing House, with desis, sate, genérs] office furni- | from the northeast corner of an alley between ssid lots. Are the Newest Note Papers. consent. Consadine use of Russton a, gt. Fits- Revenue officers have destroyed nearly one | law upon Canadians, and, failing to effect a ture aud set of Fairbanks’ standard piatiorm scales of | four and five; thence south aloug the west iine of said WEDDING ORDERS ENGRAVED. hundred illicit disulleries in Henry county, Sampics and Prices Furnished Upon Application, change in the law, that rec! Va., during the past two weeks. gerald; judgment of justice of peace affirmed. be passed by Canada nex! Small agt. Campbell; judgment by default, ‘This is x rare chance for doctors, lawyers and min- Jot five and beyond unti} it strikes the e isters to replenish their libraries, as the stock is large ‘iprocal legislation ar. cently inspected aud classed Al. Iwo 100-horse-power | to Rest im Liber 7: Send your address and a sumple boos of and well assorted, The sale takes place your . Westinghouse Automatic Eines, Two Knowles Steam | thence. tullowiug the south line of the 40 STYLES Equrry Covnt--Jwiges ilagner, James and Coz. psand connections. Cne blicksinith’s Forge and | so couveyed, northwardly to the west ‘of Paper Mailed Frea, Yesterday—Cooper agt. Olevtt; on hearing. AUCTION ROCMS, CORNER TENTH AMD PEME- |(foots Tires Meciu inascgrasers acchey Goate_ | thee: (neice pecteeneeely win ean ROBERT FARNHAM MILLE Alexander agt. Alexander; apphieation nsfor oll" St:chest of all in Leavening Po’ v.s R iklg ays SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, Sod Pitiemns for, cenauottat brick; the seme property conveyed to Kent 12-Sm Dooaseller, 1 1th at mony denied; appeal. De Witt agt, Barnard; hest Lea ening Power.—U, Gov't eport, 37, 889. x Steam UI order appointing C. Shirley Carter trustee. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AMD THURSDAY, 360. Starkweather agt, Smith et al.; injunction APRIL FIFTEENTH, SIXTEENTH AND SEVEN- made Bermanent. Shute agt. Shute; divorce TEENTH, grante Cissel agt. Lee et al.; pro confesso ¢ against certain defendants vacated. Waller AT SEVEN O'CLOCK P.3. ‘t. Edmonds; commission to appoint guardian litem ordered to issue, Bent 4 agt. Thomp- sou; order appointing Irving Williamson trus- tee to convey. Brown agt. Wygant; time to take testimony limited to thirty days. Cfmxan Count—-Cluef Justice Bangham, Yesterday—Frank Forster, unlicensed bar: fury disagreed and discharged. In ete not guilty. James G. Donnelly, unlicensed bar: motion for uew trial filed. Edwin Devin, jr., destroying private property; motion for new Trial filed. Jos. Silas, uniicense bar; guilty. Charles Edolin, unliceused bar; guilty, PALL AND WINTER, "89-90. Our own lmportations now received, and you pie wpe well-knuwa house ‘BK. D. BAKR, IMPORTING TAILOR, 11il Penna. sve. "MANICURE. ed Pays, st. 2. W., ea a WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, apli-tt Reval povasr ABSOLUTELY PURE sell