Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1890, Page 8

SU Oh EEE a ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. FRIDAY, MAY 9 1890. CRIMINAL COURT SENTENCES. The Burglar Who Was Shot by a China- man Gets Four Years at Albany. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning among the prisoners ar raigned was George Carter, the colored burglar who it will be remembered was shot in a laun- dry on Pennsylvania avenue near 43¢ street the | latter part of March by aChinaman. He plead guilty to an indictment for housebreaking in the iaundries of Moy Jim Lee, L.ce Quong, Sam Lee and Han Wah. Mr. Hewlett asked j that the court be as lenient as possible on ac- |count of the prisoner's mother and sisters, He had been shot and lay some time in the hospital at the point of death. The court inquired on what part of the body he was struck. The prisoner turned and | pointed out three places in his back, stating | that two of the balls were still in him. Mr. Lipscomb remarked that the Chinaman shot in the dark and three shots took effect, and the prisoner turned and fired one shot, which missed. He further stated that the prisoner had served a sentence of two years in the penitentiary. ‘The court imposed a sentence of four years in the Albany penitentiary. A GIRL THIEF SENTENCED. Ella Washington, a colored girl of nineteen years, inaicted for the larceny of #40 from Joseph Danbake, plead guilty and was sen- tenced to one year in the Albany penitentiary. TWO YEAHS FOR STEALING A WATCH, George Brown, a young white man, plead guilty tothe larceny of a watch worth 50 from the person of James McNulty April 19. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, southwesterly winds: fair today, in- asing cloudiness and rain during the night. Yor Virginia, warmer; southwesterly winds, followed by cloudiness and rain Saturday, Tue Concouas Gauseny will be open this evening—the last wight exhibition for this se won, eee Oxaxoz or Scuepures oN THE Vimorera- Mipiaxp axp Wasmtxaton axp Onio Divis- stoxs oy THE Pirpmont Arr-Lixe. Commencing Sunday, May 11, the following changes in the schedulesof the above Divisions of the Richmond & Danville System (Piedmont Aiz-Line) will take effect: ‘Train No. 58—East Tennessee Mail—will leave Washington at 8:50 A.M., arrives Char- Jotteaville 1:00 P.M.; arrives Lynchburg 3:20 P. M. daily. Train No. 50—Fast Mail—Will leave Wash- ington 11:24 A.M.. arrives Charlottesville 3:20 P.M.; arrives Lynchburg 5:35 P.M. daily. Train No. 14¢—Strasburg Local—leaves Washington at 340 ¥ leaves Alexandria 407 P.M., arrives Riverton 7:23 P.M., arrives Btrasbarg 7:50 P.M., daily except Sunday, Train No. 5#-Memphis Express—leaves Washington 4:35 P.M.; leaves Alexandria 5:00 P.M.; arrives ¢ lottesville 9.10 P.M.; arrives Lynehburg 11:30 P.M., daily. Mrain No, 52 Southers Express--leaves Washington 11:00 P.M; leaves Alexandria 11:25 P.M.. arrives Charlottesville 2:45 A. arrives Lynchburg 5:01 A.M.; arrives Danville TA5 A.M., daily. ‘Train No. 56—Western Express—leaves Wash- ington 11:10 P.M.; leaves Alexandria 11:35 P.M. ; arrives Charlottesville 2:55 A.M., dail Train No. 58—Southern Express—leave Dan- ville 10:30 P-L, Lynchburg 102 A.M., Char. | He stated that he was from Jersey City; bad ; M., Ly Jaskington 6.39 | been oystering, and was here out of friends ee ns macivee: Waaktingtoms G28 | a ovat ab aay lactation SU lad naa to commit the act. ‘The chief ju the district attorney that the watch bad been wrung from the chain, said it was not his first offens j how to work a watch, it wa that his statement was true, and he would him the benefit of it by imposing a sentenc burg 6:00 F M.. there spends the night, leaving Charlottes- ville next mornihg at 4:00 A.M.; arrives Alex- .; arrives Washington 8:40 A. M., 20 P. . but that he had studied barely possib! le ain No. 147—Strasburg Local —leaves Stras- burg 6:20 A.M.. arrives Washington 10:47 A.M., daily except § ‘’ two years in the Albany penitentiary, mstead ‘Train No. 39—Memphis Express—leaves | Of six years. Lynchburg 7:40 A.M., arrives Washington 2:30 BOYS SEN P.M. 4 George Cw Jones, Richard Sanders and Robert Johnson, colored boys, indicted for housebreaking in entering the store of Jacod Levi and taking seven pairs of shoes on April 6, each plead “guilty of taking the shoes, but’ the window was open.” ‘They claimed to be but fifteen Manassas Branch—Train No. 148-—leaves Ma- | Years of age each und the court sentenced nassas 10:20 A.M, arrives Strasburg 2:20 P.M., | ach of them to the Reform School during having made connection with Train No. 58, | minority. ‘Train No. 57--Western Express—leaves Char- lottesville 11:05 A.M., arriving Washington 2:48 P.M.. daily. Tram No. 51-—Fast Mai!—leaves Danville 9:52 A.M.. leaves Lynchburg 12:30 P.M.; leaves Charlottesville 2:50 V.M., arrives Washington 7:10 PM. t Si fo he A a se Cp fo train No. 149—leaves | Drowned Her Child to Please a Lover. Strasburg 4:20 P.M.; arrives Manassas 9:10 P The sensation of the day in the Sage murder M.. daily except Sunday. This train will no | trial at Marion, Ind., yesterday was the testi- longer conuect at Manassas with north-bound Passenger trains. Washington & Ohio Di No. 140- mony of Eliza Sag | cused. who on Trains—Train | juent for th .ves Hound Hill 6:15 A.M.; arrives | She Washington 8:30 A.M., daily. Train -lexves Kound Hill 12:30 P.M. (moon); arrives Washington 3:05 P.M., daily ex- cept Sunday train No. 144—leavi arrives Wash = ‘drain No. 1i1—leaves \ arrives Round Hil , divorced wife of the ac- 18 now undergoing lite imprison- e ernme for which Sage is on trial. testified that she met Sage in August, 188i, and he commenced paying devoted attention to her; offered to marry her if her two-yenr-old boy could be disposed of, and continued to importune her to make way +] with the child, until finally, on Sunday, June 15, 1882, she took the child in her arms, carried it a mile across the fields. threw it into a creek, covered her face with her on 4:45 P.M.;! hands and ran aw: She und Sage were mar- - ried the following morning and arrested the s Washington P.M.; | following Thursday. The witness was sharply 25 P.M., daily except Sun-| cross-examined, but without impairing the day. force of her test: hrough the tryi it will be noted that one additional train ench | ordeal)” “*UMORY through the trying way will be run on the W. & O. Division, enabling a return to Washington and Alexan- dria at a reasonable hour at night. also a purels local train between Washington and points on the Midland Division, to arr at Alexandria and Washington at business hours in the morn- ing and return at a reasonable hour at night. Traias on the Warrenton, Gordonsville and Franklin Branches will be regulated to make the best conuectious with the ma trains. It is the intention of the management in these changes to offer facilities to residents of Washington and Baltimore to spend the sum- mer months at the many points in Virginia, situated upon or adjaccut to the Railway, and til be within convenient access to those cities, and country residents will be afforded by these changes Letter facilities than ever be- fore to visit those cities and return home on | w the same da: i ee Potomac Fruit Growers’ Literary Ciub. The Potomac Fruit Growers’ Literary Club met Wednesday night at the residence of Dr. C. A. V. Hartleben, 1015 Mth street northwest, the president, Dr. D. 8, Lamb, in the chair, The following were re-elected officers for the en- suing year: Dr. D. 8. Lamb, president; R.A, Phiilips, vice president; Geo. C. Gwynn, secre- tary; F. B. Taylor, treasurer. ‘The essay of the evening was given by Dr. Frank Baker of the life-saving service on the physical basis of Among those taking part in the lit- and mmsical exercises were Miss Ida Miss Fannie C. Glasgow, Mr. Frank C. Mr. G E. Mr. Robert Stearns, 88 Fannis Bischoff. Miss Mary Dashiell, Mr, liam Caulfield, Miss Mary Macnicho!, Miss Katie Putnam, Miss Hancock, Miss Buclert, Mrs. Hazzard, Miss Helen Morrison and Mr. Geo. A. Keyser Bigley ENTS, Watrorp's,477 Pa.av. Tuere-Prece Antique Cuauven Sets, $17.50. Sideboards all price: S. K. Brown & Sox, 20th street near Pennsylvania avenue. Scnarcar Ivstev vee eee A Brakeman Knocked From His Car. George Miller. a brakeman of the Baltimore Saexry Wise, rare quality. Merzorr’s, 4177 | 80d Potomac railroad, was yesterday knocked Be a Womas—"I think.” says am eminent | 0! the top of a car,which was being run into Writer, ‘that a true and perfect omen ae the Miller's coal yard, by being struck by the cross- crowning act of creatiou;” but to be a perfect | Piece over the gate, Fortunately he fell out- Woman in these degenerate daya of social ex- | #ide the rails and escaped serious injury, He actions is indeed ditticult, unless Dr. Henley's | W8# attended by Dr. Boarman ben Sage by ree a Bret cremate TekU-| Reap Jon O, Jonxsox’s notice of addition to Riverdale, under -“Special Notices.” . ——_ Ccrrunep axp Rerixep Prorxe should speak Derermixep to Cxose Ovr tue Extiee| French purely as well as read and write it. Ness.—J. Bock, 722 7th street, will sell} Free lecture, Masonic Temple, on “The art of his entire stock of shoes at less than mann- | imitating to perfection the French voice.” * facturers’ cost. Don't miss it, the stock will be eee closed out. J. Brock, 722 7th st. Fast Trwe to New Youx via PENNSYLvaNta Sarge "Sse Rattxoap.—Commencing Sunday next the Sriespip print butter. Merzcen’s, 417 7th. | Pennsylvania Railroad Company will greatly He that speaketh lies shall not escape, but reduce the time between Washington, Balti- he that useth A. B.C. Tonic will escape disease. Corrres, best quality. MetzoER’s. 417 7 n.w. more and New York. The famous congres- sional limited will leave Washington at 5 p.m., Fou Conrzcrxzss of style, fit and finish see | Baltimore at 5:57 p.m., and arrive in New York our stock of men’s clothing. Whether a $10] 4t 10:05 p.m. The speed of this train, the suit or a suit for $25, it wili please you. Eise- | marked convenience of its hours of departure man Broe., 7th and E. and arrival, the luxurious accommodations af- e having Veen informed by | Cizveranns Sorertor Baxme P. ow. AUCTION SALES. KF! Q's NEw WASHINGTON THEATER THIS AFTERNOON. Eleventh st. south of Penusylvaniaavenue _* (NE IaT x ET NEAR COR- oe ATKINS-CROLIUS ©0.,, Fy EOF WES JORIS SPREE Sey THE POLICE ALARM. aes Ou FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH, AT FIVE Assouvrety Tur Bis, JIMMY RYAN AND GEORGE HAGAN OcLoc: in froutof the p part CK, we will sell, it LOT UARK 7 | Netrectasd ruining beck to a y is admirably situated for brilding. : One-third cash ; balauce in ove and two years, notes to bear six per cout interest, payable semi-annu- y and to be secured by deed of trust on prymines, or Leash, at option of A deposit of $250 at TONIGHT! TONIGHT! GEORGE NORTHRIDGE. Champion Middle Weieht, D.C., Winner of the Lats Fight With BILLY McMILLAN. 29 BECAUSE It is pure and wholesome. It is mebest in cream of ee G{BAND PLANK sHaD SnsGdeds BUNCANSON buds, ‘Auctioneers cienh heaton EXCURSIONS Tomornow. REASONS WHY It is highest in leavening = CLEVELAND'S soree ae Pa WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers SUPERIOR —Food raised with it keeps Aaa A CALEETS, ROSEWOOD CASE ELANG NALS ET BAKING POWDER moist and sweet. SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1890, Fiuuera rons, xenon i sibel 18 Itis, in the end, more eco- | Steamer W. W. Corcoran will make Two Trips, leav- | mencing aE STEN GUL OCR Roe ce com ABSOLUTELY Bomical than any other | ing Washington at 11 am. and 2:30 pm., returming | fi" of our auction tocms « large collection of Louse, THE BEST. It always gives uniform re- | **#?O8t 24nd 7 p.m. “(fertis cash, WALTER B. WILLIAMS& CO. sults. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 250. S USGANGON BRORS Auction wie os: Itia absolutely free from D :—— my6-tu,th, fm adulteration. Bill of Fare—Fiank Shad, Shed Boe, Clam Chowder, | oa eae ee ATES RAD Nee: &c, Dinner 75c. OPES, BLANK’ BOOKS, MEMOKANDA POCKET = — — —— poor » EADS, TABLETS, COMM. CITY ITEMS. Capt. LL. BLAKE. BAGS, Be. Best OF MAK SALES ROOM WIST.ON SA ; 2890, COMMENCING 4’ a AL MAY BAT, Kiflew Hail, POESDAY, May 20. ets 50c. and $1, to be hud at the academy, 1004 Souvenir Prices For Our Graxv Snorer Ovenrxa. 9 KDA’ We have just opened our new store, No, 808 | F street. “The best «xlibition of dancing ever seen in = 7th st.. with an entirely new stock of Shoes and | Washington. m9-5t HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Slippers, in the latest styles and at the lowest | Gyxaxp © KEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FFFRCTS AT prices, To commemorate this event we have put Souvenir Prices on the following Season- | able Goods: Ladies’ Fine Dongola kid Shoes, common sense and opera toe. at $1.37; valued LES ROO! AND TIN 8.CO! H RORS, ORNAMENTS, FINK E1G $2. Ladies’ Vine Kid Oxford Ties ‘at 59c.; | ,,Apested Py cclrer Vocal ee valued €1. Gents’ Fine Calf, Congress and | sts, SA URDAY EVE, Ma: FINE STORE FIXTURES SUITABLE FOR BAR, Laced Shoes, hand sewed, at $2.39; valued | _Alimtssion 250, CAFE Ok CANDY STORE, 10 VOLS. BADMIN: + $5.50, Geuts’ Oxford Ties at $1.24; valued LBAUGH'S GRAND OP eo ee, ALisves’ Kid Spring-heel Shoes, with | Al On SATURDAY, MAY TENTH, 1390, commencing Ct Misses’ Tan and Blac Evenil AS any TEN A.M. im trout of my sales foom, Iwill sell Ties at 6Je.; valued $1 Boys’ and AY ob ME, ceeeeioel = aths” Boy valued 75e. Children's Spri valued 60c, Also a large assortment of Ladies’ d Shoes at W8e.; valued $1 and Youths’ Lawn Tennis Shoes at 49c Axso, AT TWELVE, Horses, Carriages, Wagons, Harness, &e, MIKA! MIK AD Fine Young Horse, with Du tor's Buegy and Harness, by order of Tering cash. ‘Tan, Gri : _mys: and Black Ooze Oxford ‘Ties; Last- Laced, Congress aud Button Shoes; Lawn ix, Hicyele and Base Ball Shoes, at the low- Remember these are nable goods. Z. Srkasuuncer, 808 7th st. Gran, Sugar,with Teas, Coffees and Family Supplies, 10Ibs.. 6c. M.& P. MerzGen, 417 7n.w.* On Your Way up 7th st. take a look in our Show Case and see the Misses’ Shoes we are selling at 98 cents a every pair worth $1.50, PaMiLy Saoe rong, 310 7th st, new. it Sunrise Chop Tea, 50c. 1b, Mrrzczn’s, * Waistcoats, ‘‘Weskits,”’ Vests. We've got the new styles, new cut and new Patterns: in white and fancy. Our $1 White ‘est will surprise you, You've often paid 50c, more for one that was no better, It Franc, One Price, Cor, 7th and D. Razors Honed, 477 Pa, ave. and 933 F st. * “Kix Up,” Overhaul Your Wardrobe! RRATCLEFE, DALE & CO., Auctioneers, MAUD ART GALLERIES, 920 Pa ave. nw. Continuation of the GREAT ORIENTAL RUG AND CARPET SALE TOMORROW AND SATURDAY, MAY NINTH AND TENTH, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND TWO P.M. At Our Fine Art Galleries, 920 Pa, ave. now. The entire stock of the importer, MR, D. K. VARZHABEDIAN, ‘Who is about to leave ‘or the Orient, Supported by MR. HAKRY MAINHALL, In Mra, Lucy Hooper's and Richard Davey's Emo- tional Play, “INHERITED, WARD HARRIGAN, In “Squatter Sovereignty” and “Old Lavender.” Seats for any performance now on sale. ms GREAT SUCCESS @F TH! You ought to dress stylishly. "Twon't cost = SPECIAL. you much to wear good clothes if you aclect aes as your outfit at the “popular” house of Noa VENETIAN N Walker & Co. ‘The value of clothing is best at ete MAR DUIA EUATERS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON estimated by the service it gives you. We dis- Lae ce lay a wonderfully attractive stock this season. Fe is, it couldn't be better. Noau Warker & Co., m9-3t 625 Pennsylvania ave, Old Mandabling Java Coffee, roval drink. M. & P. Merzoen, 417 7th n.w. and 2108 14th n.w.* Fresh Supply of Those $1 Men’s and Boys’ Outing Flannel Shirts, selling fast at 48c. at C. Avexbacu’s, 7th and H sts., Domestic Sewing Mac 1t Remember That Saturday is bargain day at Tur Faix Suox Stone, It 1 Fiour, best Patent Process, $1.75 34, $6.50 bbl. M.& 2. Merzoer, 4177 n.w. and 2108 14. Extra Bargains in Low-cut Shoes at aT ‘Will be Devoted to the Sale of the IMMENSE STOCK oF ORIENTAL EMBROIDERIES, GERMAN FAVORS, ETC. BULL RUN PANORAMA BUILDING, 16th st. and Ohio ave, BATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. Every day at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m, ILL, MONDAY, ladies of W MAY 1 y C WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, AKRIS' BIJOU THEATER, the R Snore House, oy 7th st. ae - 1tveee Commencing Monday, May 5. 1001 D st., opposite Peunsylvyania ave, i ies’ Dongola Kid Ox! i Iatinocs Tuesday, Thurstay. and Sti obeciat lot of Ladion) Real Goat Russet | enue ay f CAW THORS — TUESDAY, MAY SIXTH, xtord at 87¢.; worth #1.2 formerly known a cawthorn Childre : — Ladies’ Fine Patent Leather Oxford at $1.25, Farce, Musical Comedy Suocess, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M, Ladies’ Fine Kid Opera Slippers at 48c. New Songa, Dances, Music, Soios, Concertina Solos, Continuing daily until entire stock is closed out, Children’s Kid Oxford Ties at 50c, wdlneeal « Fuzione Nugget Quartette, — Men's Oxfords and Strap Ties at $1.10. Men's Fine Calf Strap Ties, a great bargain, R GULAR LINE OF ,CoacuE: § LEAV 7 You are respectfully invited to attend the sale of ag b gy fe und M ste. now. every hour for t : bag epg tap en a Button Oxfords | HR hhicles of ail kinds to hire. LEWIS 3. JAPANESE ART POTTERY, &¢., COLLINS, 3625 M st, now. LL JXCoES Music HALL. any5. * and Strap Ties at £2.50; regular price $3.50. oe ‘Tennis Shoes, all « at 50c, ‘Tae Stax Suor House, it 726 7th st. Coffees, fresh and fine; Javaand Mocha, 30c. M.&P. Merzcer, 417 7th an 3 14th uw. * Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, 65c. at. Best Patent Process Flour, 4; bbl., $1.60. Best Roller Process Flour, *; bbi., 1.40. New Vermont Maple Sugar and Sirup, it P. R. Witsox, 954 7th st. new. Old Rye Whisky, 7c. qt. Merzorn’s, 4177* $4 For $2.73. For tomorrow we offer the choice of 300 Pairs Ladies’ Kid Button Hand-made at ¢2.73. You are charged =4 elsewhere for them. Famity Suoe Store, 310 7th st. it Butter! Butter! Butte M & P. Merzoen. 417 7th and 2108 14th n.w. 1* Your Last Chance. The Great Creditors’ Clothing Sale drawing Consisting of Old and Modern Satsuma, Tyson, Tokio and Imary Porcelain Ware; a Choice Collection of Téte-a-téte and Tea Sets, Salad Bowls, &c. Also an Elegant Belection of Bronzes and Cloisonnes. In this collection will be found Ladies’ Silk Dressing Gowns, Crépe Silk Shawls, Gents’ Smoking Jackets, Gold and Silk Embroidered Screens and other varieties of Japanese Art too numerous to mention. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers UBLIC MORTGAGE SALE. OF 132% ACRES OF nd nest Muirkirk, B & O. RAR “sale to take t Laurel, >A i UKDAY, MAY TENTH, at HALF- FOUR P.M. Termseasy. z CHAD. Ht. STANL FRIDAY, MaY 9TH. THIRD CONCERT oF THE WILHELMS CLUB, (String Orchestra of Eighty Pieces), With Grand Orchestra of Sixty. Celebrating the Tenth Anniversary of the KASPAR VIOLIN SCHOOL, Admission, including seat, 50 and 25 cents, Trustee. URE DAYS. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, 0 Pennsylvania ave. new. LARGE GIG SAW, CIRCULAR SAW, LATHE, IRON SAFE, &c. CTION| By A GRAND OLI0. ealay, Friday aud Saturday. Matinees Monda: toaclose, Thissale of fine Tailor-made Cloth- | Adwission, at night, 10, 20, SU and 50 cents, spate May’ MWRLPT, SAT. TWELVE — forded by the Pullman vestibule parlor cars y y i aud SU cents, yi wee Pe ee “ f Tex a Cask or Hevnicu’s “extra pale” | and the sell known and highly agipreciaced ox ing to last afew days longer. Don’t miss it. O'CLOCK M., we will sell within our salesrooms, 920 lager. ‘Tus Anuixoroy Bortiixa C Ix will pay you to call. Today we are selling Pennsyiv av LW. cellence of its dining service wil! make it the | Men's Suits at $2.50, #4, $6, 38, $10 and €1z,| WHY, NOULD YOU SAY IF YoUHEARD | "One Lane Gig Saw a . e > $2.50, » FD, " wer Overture of Beethoven Sym- . ci Saw, Mth and K sts, new, most popular train ‘etween ‘the threo cities | worth double; Men's Pants at 60 cents, €1, <2, | pros pissel with all eann citecta ota ee Gesrats, : and undoubtedly tend to increase the travel. | £3, #4 and $5, worth double, Also Boys’ and Fa OY & Person who never Lud tne wdVaue Tron Safe, &c. 200 Pr.Bos., $1.15. Lrsury.Brrrisozn & Minter | The ‘south-bound train will leave New York Teilesc buds ab oes ee ses ‘Rie large |e of A musical education? to which the attention of parties in search of stich For Comrretexess of assortment our chil- | every day wt 3:20 p.m. and arrive at Gultimore | jine of Merchant-tailor-made Suits and Pants, Not eround out as you would on a hand or oe nent takes the lead. See those | at 7:23 p.m. aud Washington at 8:25 p.m.— | all styles, will be sold at less than haif price. a u MATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. mau Bros., 7th and E, Adrt, ‘This is the greatest slaughter ever known in WGuVURbio ee ‘PP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Pas cues tany Exconstox will begiven to] W##tngton. "Everyone in need of clothing ES For epring lamb and Washington dressed “Fairlawn” on Saturday aiternoon by B. H. 3 : FOUR HORSES, FARM WAGON, beef go to J. K. Ketiy, 9th st. wing, Center| Warner & Co. Don't miss it. Read their a Cuxprroxs’ CLotirx ere NG MAKRET WAGON, CakkTAGES Market, and N.L. market, 5th and K sta column announcement elsewhere, * soaadiaad : Ee SINGL. 1 DOUBLE Maik Grocers, ArreNtion! Buy your teas, coffees = “Sunrise Chop” Tea, best 50c. Tea in the BOX, CIDEL } PURER THAN WATER, Blooker’s Duteh Cocoa is absolutely unadul- terated.—Adrt. and spices of Jouxstow Buos. & Co., the whole- sale deulers. e See tHE Surts we make to order fr Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. om $20 up eg — . ft x Lupiements Cau axp Sex our improved method of clean- " ir 2 S A . TON rhiture partly 1 ed above. 3 7 , ssorti of all the Latest Pronunciation and Accent— ty c, cash: over tes sargets Haonin Caurrs Crassisa Wonns, | Maxes Tur Weas Srnoxa, sigles of Hunn air Goode, Vovee, Duloras | lasepetz ndacionan thet ened aaa sgt | terme Al uma of Oa ai a he as 631-655 Mase. ave. nw. Telephone 425-2. rend Woleom's and i ’s, A large | Neotany sat, orabsence of wilt, for languages on the | Doten, with interest wilr be wives = The way in which Hood's Sarsaparilia builds up peo- | SAUCY Bangs, Folyom’s and Manon’s, A. large | purt uf tie puplis, of of age, either. m9-dts HOMAS DUW LING, Auctioneer. Tar Best axp Purest Beer in the market is ne te nenn P Peo” | stock of Long Hair Switches at #2 Hair Cut- | — Quotetiou from testimonial froui members of the 4 .-- 4 le" fazer. Tum Anztsarox | Plein run down or weakened state of health conclu- ‘Telephone 634-3. sively proves the claim that this medicine ‘1nakes the Beanps $1.15 per 100 feet. 6th and N.Y.ave, | ¥e## strouz." It does not act Uke @ stimulant, im- Parting fictitious strength, from which there must fol- Jow a reaction of greater weakness thau before, but in the most natural way Hood's Sarsuparilla overcomes that tired fecling, ercates an appetite, purifies the blood, and, in short, gives great bodily, nerve, mental See tHe Tnovsrus We make to order from @5up. Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. cry AND_DISTRICT. should go and see the immense bargains. EIGHTEEN MILCH Cows, world, M,. & P. Merzorn, 417 7th st. nw. ING Ladies’ Oxford Ties, all Shades aud Styles, at Tux Pasty Stor Srone, 310 7th st. uw. it 1* iMPLEME Ag AUC EENTH, 1500, A.M. ut the farm of ‘Mr. ik the milk business, on ‘the od ell the Stock, aN ia M. SON THE | or - . Fists? SIX WEEKS’ Col ‘CH CON- x Es c ting and Shainpoviny a specialty. ae est Study” uf | (PHOS: E- WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, my-2t’ . HeLien, 720 7th st. nw. Freach under this method 1s pet fascinating to | pro ¥ VALUABLE Sea A the earnest pupil, ‘mating, becwure it wives Zatth | 7S NINETE Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. MerzGen’s, 4177." | iu the possibility of learning to speak French by it, WEN LIETH STREET: = — Mrs. ‘thos. M. Bayue, Marie A. Watson, professor of | PROVED BIA COMPO: isuguages, aud other." Original testimonial at the 1. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded im Liber No, 5 nee es aes ‘ds of the District of z SECOND COURSE NOW ORGANIZING at MA- , me 8 Ibs. Gran. Sugar, Sve. SONIC TEMPLE, Oth and F 11:30 am. Abia, and of s decree parsed in, equity cause Wo, Best Cut Loaf, 3c. Cadi 30, 4:50, 624. nm. Pupils wanaes coal dente eae anne <3 | 1) BC. g eye tins of ies Ree Lak ee er said deed of trust, aid by request Maple Sirup, gt. 30c, ivomeut tor the ONE Vructical conerae | of the bartics thereby secured, we will eell at public AUCTION SALES._ Pa. DARB & ©O., Auctioneers, 920 Pennsylvania ave. nw. CONFECTIONERY PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE — ABLE OVEN, 1Ck CREAM MA- FREEZERS, COPPER KETILES, C AD TOOLS, COUNTER! S) TABLES, CROCKER! ike. i. MAY TWELFTH, com- will sel! the eutire con- NTIRE CONTENTS OF STv! Rt E VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FouR- TEENTH STREET NEAR BINNEY STREET AND NEAR 1HE RESIDENCE OF JUDGE HAR- LAN. On M Store for Bos. i VALUABI ORTH. BE: HSTREETS WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOUR- pasted im equity Cause No. 12U64, wherein Michsel M. Baker - ~ aud othersare complainants and Edward T. “Baker | TEENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale and others are defendants, the und ed, as irae | in fromt of the premises Sees, will sel at public auction, in front of the prem ises, on THUssDAY, TWENTY SECOND Dat of MAY, AD. Lsud that piece or parcel of = eity, Distriet of © S), iu Dave and eighty-threw (28:5), begiuiny for the san north line of yerth i. sircet at the southwes! of said lot, running then-e vast on twenty-ax leet and tour inches thence west twenty-three fect tw three feet cast from une west orth twel VE CLOCK LOTS 23 AND 4, BLOCK 40, OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. These Lots front 50 feet each on 14th street bye depth of 150 feet to 8 30-foot aliey, facing east. Street care pass the property and street conereted within balf equare and will be extended in a short time, mak ius them the most desirable building sites om 14th scree, Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two Fears at 6 per cent, secured by deed of trust on aN a Ly ane of sand lot at a pount distaut seventy-nine fect three inches from the line of Magsachusetis avenuc. and tence souchwest- erly on ward west 1 Fight ancies to L wi, with th t ~ poey- % erty sold, or all cash, at option of purch ©. ti che wirch@scr Will KiVe promissory from day of sale right reserved 0 Perel the prope beariuug int A heu generved. on | at the risk and cost of the defaui roy a money be paid. No deed “ given uunl purchase money and interest be paid. | HVE days advertisement in ‘Laxes and assossinanite paid to day of sa, of $100 req m property in Sucing at purchaser's cost. lished in Wasnington, D.C. & deposit of $100 at time of saie, All conveyancing, &c., at the cost of the pur A deposit |. Convey- Ai terms ct sale be not = wied with in ftteen aa) ‘. trom day of sale — = rustees feserve riziit to resell the property st Fh ARR and cost of ceraultine purchaser after tye days’ ade AR, HR SEM, Veriimement of 7h Pre ae. Evening Star. OWN F. Gik 1415 ¢ mBxkés Auctioneers, 456 Pousiana THOR. F. WAGGAMAN, Anct FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, «CO. 0 i JR AvcLIFFR Dann 75,000 FEET OF GROUND ON YALE STREET, VALUABLE IM. COLUMBIA HEIGit NEAK ihe APS NING ABOUT DENCES OF Mu ENC MAL LAMeAN, Dene ITUATED ON MAMMOND, Ai. PARBLE ANIC “4 Sane cla THE AFFAIRS OF AS) NDICATE. x 1c On FRID DON, » u tront of the f. HOLLINGSWORTH. DAY, MAY PETE ENTH, 1890, at FIV: M stot the premises, L will perty im square brewises, LTS 17, 18, 19, 90 AND I OF COLUMBIA BELG gach lot fronting 50 feet by a depth y lots are the most desira ot x 1 BLOCK 2 | | 100 <the rd cash, balance in one and two 6 per cent per anny the property seid, A deposit of #100 uj are bot secured bys deed of all recording and scost, Dlsts of the prop e ot sale, A deposit of a fa McDOW LLL, Executor, ! Sppaaee DOWLING, Auctioneer. tue propert:, ine at purchase ty wall be exh: in f sale, rieht reserved to resell the from day Property at the risk and ‘cost ot the five days’ advertiwen ent paper published ‘ Ing, &c., at the cost of 1 — myS-dkds CONTENTS OF THE COUNTRY RESI- — amearemnies POE THE LATE JAMES WORMLEY | TINHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncor. NEAK GKASSLANDS AND OAK VILW. WITH —. STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c., AT | TRUSTEES’ SALT OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AUCLION. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTKICI THIRTEENTH, at OF COLUMBIA. 1890, By virtu e land CK AM, at f sad D: the wri ured therehy front of the pren A 1H DAY OF MAY. IN, a K O'CLOCK PAL, all those certain parcels ng and benz shied aNt, y and other Bed Koom Furniture, Oak Hail Set, iat Kack. Parlor Furniture, Divans, tively halt year.y, secure all Cash, atc vt at time of sai conveyancing, &e., 8 com complied with in’ ten days, or trustees reserve right to re-advertise and sell at defaulting purchaser cost and risk, trust chaser 2 Beautiful Ponies wit Mule, Wagon and Harness, Oue hialf-bred Aldor ney Cow. Durgam Heiter, ? years. Old Road Horse, fast. all ‘Terms to be foo de} | Sssenwer Dayton, Pole and Shafts, SWOR MS" : barrows, Koller. Kash. Terra Cotta Pipe. And UBLIC “Ty, Desirable Sas usually found at scoun- we late Col. Jo try residence. ~ Mount Vernon The electric carsrun within half mile o the place, | West Washingion, will be and a stage will leave auction rooms at 9:30 o'clock RSDAY, MAY Firs on morning of sale, 2Ck P.M, at the above 7T we AF) Pare E THOMAS DOWLING, _ Auctioneer, — OW ELL, Executor, LAFFE, DARK & Oo, Auctionvers Auctioneer, ANCE RY SA08 (OF iuEE-STORY, FRAME VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE o SOUTHWELL ST eGo: TaTED ee C ¥ be Bupreme Cow 0 IMPROVED SQU ALI ON MALELAND AVE trict of Columbia, passed ou tive 2 dey of April, OF THE CAPITOL, CONTAINING 110, am equity 12070, docket 3 SOU FEET. THIS PROPERTY IS SUSUEP- = Aen — 4 TIBLE OF BEING SUBDIVIDED TO GREAT = ADVANTAG sa nQhy FRIDAY, MAY, SIXTEENTH, 1890, | at | te ALF-PAS O'CLOCK P-M., in’ front of the -- f > pamianine prewitven, Twill wal the w 955s, Pounded by cook ook Gate auhe se es that and Mar: atid D streets | Washimute ° c hortheast, The propery will be first offered ap a | (aylngton, an the | Dmstrict Devinuing for the same on Bd street hese. corner of said square; runnin 1 feet 6 mehes; thence west 10 feet 2Y tect ¥ inches; thence east 40 te feet 3 inches: thi * «inning, being the of said Jot, with all th whois and if not thus sold will be immediately sold in lots as per plat, which can be obtained at office auctioneer. Streets graded, parked, with gas, water sewerage and all ready for building. ‘Terms very liberal and made kuown at time of sale. A deposit of $5UU will be required if sold as a whole, nd if not $100 on each jot. -decording und convey: | $ thereto beloms ever, te gat cost of purchaser. ‘Terns to be compied | Ramcen {uemto Delomeinic, ut h intrest at i in ten days, otlerwise the property will be resold | per ceut per annum, which wil, mature December “i, isk and cost of detaulting purchaser. <d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, ALE OF LARGE AND VALI ABLE TRACTS OF LAND AND FISHERIES ON THE POTOMAC KIVER. THE OTILKBACK ESTATE, By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Va. made November 20, 1889, in Otterbuck va, Bohrer, the undersigned, comuussioners ed, at GWELVE O'CLOCK on 1 S80, aud ove for @2UU th Interest at 7 percent per mi’ YOMMISSIONE iu cash and the months from the di aderd of trust upon the proper option of the purchaser. A at tue of sale. All conveyauci purchaser's cost. If terms of sult are sited with 1m ten days from the day of sule the ivasters re- THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1890, will ofterfor | serve the rivht risk and sale at public auction, iu front of ‘the market hare of ag purchaser af tay’ ad- Alexandria city, @ part of the real estate of wluch the ch resale iu Somme newspaper pub- late Philip Ottert ized, consisting of Ast. “the aract of land cauted “*Oponsinn taining 1,1 acres, more or less, lyiue im Prince Wil- ham county and fronting about one maic anda half on the Potomac river and ove mile on Quantico creek. Some 400 acres of this tract i# Cleared a in cultiva- tion, aud on that portion is a od dweliing house and all the necessary outbuildings, The residue ix well timbered, there being a xreat quantity of hard aud pane wood. “The wil ts excellent aud easily improved. 2d. The tract of laud calied “ign Pomt,” contain- ing 1,700 acres, more or iess, lying in Fairfax county, fronting over a mile on the Potomac and cousider- able distance on Occoquan Bay. 1,600 acres of this tract as fine up land and allot it except 500 or 400 acres isin very heavy timber, both pime and hard wood. In this section of the state there is not a better. timber tract or one more conveuteutly placed for al:ip- ping to good markets ties, Inunber an wood. Tne clearing 18 in cull vatvon and bas a large and comfort- able dwelling nouse and suystanual outbwilcings. The “High Pot” stad and herring Sshing shore is one of the oldest, best known aud most profitable on the an Washington, D.C. WILLIAM Hl. SHOLES, Trustee, tm en ANDREW K. BROWNE __ 456 La. JFRATCUESE, DARE & CO. Anctionscrs, ‘920 Pennsylvania ave. aw, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING No. 30 MYKILE STREET NORTHEASI, WASHING TON, D.C, By virtue of « decree ‘of the Supreme Court of the District of Colam bia, passed nity cause No, 11600 on the trustees wi'l offer of the prewises, ¢ OF MAX, 150, of Ground lying District of Columbia, dred aud thirteen ou, in frome STH DAY 8 tom, a Lnndred and rave improved ti Brick “Dwelling, which is kuown as 30 Myrtle street northeast Tertus of sale are ay tcllows: Oue-thind of the pur- river. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, and the residue in three (3) equal annual ps . a r- | chose a wat days trom the day est-bearing notes, secured by deed of trust on the prop- | Of sale, cf erty sold; exper be borne by the purchaser. ‘The issioMers are authorized by the decree to receive private bids and report the saine to the court tor its action. For further informat.oa ap- tw the undersigned at the addresses indicated be- W. WILLOUGHBY, Weshineton, D.C, EDMUND BUKKE, Alexandria cily. K. WALLON MOORE, 2 my3-dte" Comin 4 RRATuIFE, Dake & Co. CHANCERY SALE Aucts, siumnbis jrass Trustee, w Premicos istrict of suse Ne Dab OF MAL, J 2h Ernest 8. 2 Hiecins O'CLOCK P.M, Origin tubered Lsail,on THURSDAY, BIH DAY OF | 6 CQusromumbered ton hundredand Gartrcnentea MAY, A.D. 1800, Ai FIVE (CLOCK P.M. ofier {oF | in thw erty of Washington, in the District of Colm sale at public auction, original Lot one (1) iu equare Of eale pececribed by decree “thai No, 330, Washington, D.C, Laving w frontage of 49 | °,2erus of cog dy BTS cash, balance in one oF two years with interes er cent an notes secured Premises sold, or at ‘of trust on the feet 10% inches on N street north by adepta of 100 feet on 10th street West, more or Jens, aud sunjroved by alarge and well-built brick dwelling house. the res: dence of the lateJobn Ai. Simms, esg., contaimiug 14 rooms. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the cash, and balance in one ith interestat six per. ced of trast puts tite pretaives ex's option. Depos:\ of $250 required at’ ti terms of sal complied with within y's thereatter, or property rusold at risk and aulting purchaser atter Sve days" police in All conveyancing, recording, &C. hase money im purchase Oc Tisk ob five days’ notice fu news; aper Now under rental of $10 ber month. . 15: )¥ st, n.w,, Trnstee, pts by chas sale, an twenty cost of det ‘The Evening star, at purchaser's cost. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. and digestive strength. French Peus, tine, 17e. tonal results and periect accent end pronunciation rout of tis, premiscsy op MONDAY, MAY ‘ Mae yg a Sait AN TRUSTE: y —— COMPLETELY RUN DOWN. Baker's and Epps Cocos for afew days, 20, |stuanttedcr 11D nme “SL, origina: lot 4 im square $6, with the SON BROS., Auctio ae or rae LATE COLORED, HEN Atnavon’a.—Carletoa Opera Company in Crosse & Blackwell's Pickles, 25c. LUCIEN E. ©. COLLICRE, A.M. euiss, ae din: pramanend NAYLOR, BEING ON HL PASTERN BLARCH “The Mikad “In the spring ny whole system was compietely run | Cochrane & Cantrell’s Ginger Ale, 1.25 doz. Fi kf athe of Paris, France, |, Lerms: (Jue:thind cash of which @100 must be de- | TusTEES’ SALE OF BLICK HOUSE AND LOT ON PE GVTOMAL OK ANACOSTIA Iva AND © Aor oe add irculars and testiuoutal — a — ames i STH STREET BETWEEN yi r : EDIATELY AC rt ew ies Rae huietrent | ein eeotemuetT aslo aiearuccetie ts lorie, ae PSAtay SEA LC A'S repented, | San cnr Home rie ae a reameact | MURTMCaT Na ee Tees PASD © STALEES | PERISESAEAARVNOE Bitupole Bow anais’ Bisov. Littie Nugget.” 7 % a Ss ee “y, nd secured by deel of trust y virtue of a deed of trust duly recor in “i ke cited aia Coon ing | Be=¥ous system toued up aud my general health Gents’ $4 Shoes $2.49 ea aaa Ereiwlbe ens or si ena oc ontion of pinches: | 1279, folio 257 et scqs one of the land recutdsof the | By virtue of @ decree of the Suyreme Court of the = _ ud Crolius and Boxing om es at Tax: Fairy Suox Scone, 310-7th st. nw. It} BBY SPECIAL REQUEST. ferns to be complied with itr fifteen days frum day of | District of Columbia, we Will sell at public Disirict of Columbia. passed in cause of Naylor ve, Tournament. sreatly improved.” GEORGE BRATT, Gallipolis, - The Converted Romanist, aa v the property will be resold st risk and cost of o Naylor et al, Ne. & in eouity, we will offer at Yaxonswa Bureprxa.—Venetian Troubadours, | Obie. Sherry Wine, rare quality. Merzorn 's,417 7* MRS. MALGAREL SHEPHERD ug Purchaser. All conveyancing and record- RES BONE Tae Geour Tuxaree. - : ras a see x, HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK P.M. various lots = che ea Varieties, HAS SENT IT TO GERMANY. 500 More of Those Mcn’s Fine $2.50 Will Again Deliver Two Lectures in TRO e ee cathe} Trustees, platof Washinwtou € ‘se and Dein lot num. | the subdivision of “TWIN mw hy t-4 ese Harn. —Wi club Concert. Derbys, in light and dark si eS 5 “Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured me of a chronic head- ache and various other complaints when medical treat- ment isiled. Ihave sent several bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla to relativesin Germany and received many thanks from my friends there, who used It with won- derfulefect." JOHN H. GRIMM, 310 Ramsay st., Millingtow, Baltimore, Md. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all druggists, $1; sixfor $5. Prepared only by C. i. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Lxrenrstixa. Reavixe, SILK MOHAIR BRILLIAN: aed tric Blue ana Special HINA SILKS, 45 LONSDALE CAMBHIC, hah JENGLISH HENKIET IAC. wiue doubie width, oc. MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, wide E CONDENSED LOCALS. Corporal John A. Evans of the National Rides died this morning at his home in Wis- 2 A meeting of the company has be-n called for tonight to take appropriate action. 1 annual planked-shad dinner of and bar at Marshall Hall will take piaci tomorrow. The boat will the foot of ‘Tth street at 11 o'clock and will return between Gand 7 in the ovenim Inspector Swindel!s was a; Yesterday wher Detects tention to a handsomely framed crayon of the inspector, which the detectives had had pre- ey by Nephews for presentation to Mra. windelis. ‘Tho will of Curtis B. Graham, filed yesterday. leaves to his wife the use of house 1916 H street and $50 ver month during her life. At her death the whole estate .s to be divided between Bis 2ight chi ‘ren. agreeably surprised Carter called bis at- 4 He i de ©. quali ik ‘The new excursion steamer Sarmacl J.Pente | “isita Tuneka jc ete vA U begin its reg.) oj ve ¥ 1 CK FRENCH 5 ‘excellent: ity, pm nage iver Vile aes | seer phe ans SL Soe eel | VERY y The svmual excursion of the Association of | BLEACHED COMM: eat tthe Ber IEE LOOM worth lu. Fire Underwriters to Marshail Hall was given | OUt0urD MLK MOMAIR DRILELARTISES, yesterday. A iarge proportion of the members | Piju2,J ai and & quarter wide, Very best SUc. quality, eujoyed the sail down the river, the plauked | LADIES’ CLOTH DRESS GOODS, all pure wool, shad and the diversions which are to be found | Wiis Qvunie fold cost oe. at that resort. BENIMETTA CASHMERE SERG! arene linlf wide cl pure ae Knights of St. Peter, branch No. 134 of the | woul, very beat ic. quality, Reduced cust price Se, R. C. U.K. of St. Jobu, kave elected Sir Knight |, SHEETING: ‘COTTON, * ‘excellent quality, tia. gate to the twelfth an- | Mypse douule widt th ton of the order, to be held iu Gry a Son Se BE, fu June next a Sal rae Give ehaee COORE, one Zant and he compli | qagiheh SABLE D: ‘very’ best 50c, ‘Taxe Your Owx Jupaursa.—T = 3 meatary excursion to be given to “Fairlawn on seeactoeL DRESS GINGHAMS, 10c., 12}, PLAID MUSLIX, reat Lows ii. Lanman d nual conve: Colvnbus, Saturday afternoon by B. H. Warner & Co. will give the bes: opportunity to judge of the 7 ged od erits ofthis cherming suodivision. Read the |. (732 mater SP BAG é. i = column anpouncement of thi in today’s | pfs th, 4 ry = 3” | SEER, Hin EOpSbl 20 SM oboe a des, selling so rapidly at $1.49 at C, Aversacu’s, 7th and H, sts., only agency for Domestic Sewing Machines NATIONAL RIFLES’ HALL, @ street, ON FRIDAY, MAY 9. At 3 p.m, Private Lecture for Ladies only THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, HOMAS DOWLING, Au: Auct, meer, mS-d&ds mestic’ Paper Patterns. Only agency. m6-5t Giadstone Traveling Bags in genuine Grain Leather from 14 inches to 24 inches, $2.70, $3.15, $5.60, $4, $4.45, $4.90. Same with jeather cover frame, uickei corners and full leather lined, $4.50, $5.15, $5.75, 36.35, $6.95, $7.75; better, also cheaper grades at propor- tionate prices. Toran's Trunk and Harness Admission to euch Lecture 15c. Reserved seats, ‘Teruix? One-third cush,baiance in one and two years, 25e. Doors open a a7 p.m, m 3-60" with notes beariug interest and secured by a deed of trust. Ail conveyancing at purchaser's cost, $200 de- Posit required at the time of sale, my: HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS., A ZRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PKOVERY, KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 711 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 16th day of EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Ges INAUGURAL EXCURSION of the NEW STEAMER ered twenty-nine (2) Gharpel's Subdivision of ts in square numbered mune hu gud 8: « a ax recorded in gurveycr's office of said District im. bok KLL.H,, folio 158, together with ali the improvements, trustees, and recorded in . B.county, at pays No. 131, iu the surveyor's office oi the District uf Columbia. Terns of sale: third cash, the balance in equal and Domestic Paper Patterns, it ‘FUL PEN ME! UABLE_ UNIMPROVED PROPE: way, cascinents riguts, priviewes abd appurtenances | mstaliments at 1 and years, Lotes to be g.ven beariug: ie: alba tons ae a ee ee a SKTHEAST CORN OF TATE WAR | tosis sane belonetna ores Sup ene appertaining. Ever cent anterest trom day of ‘sale, Payaule neu Collars Engraved, 477 Pa. ave., 933 F st. * mE AND, _ PRINCETON SIREGTS. CULUMBIA | Lerms: One-third cosh: balance in one sud two | annualis. and to be ecured by 4 = At 8 pam, for both Ladies and Gentlemen, Sublect: | HEIGHTS, VPPOSITE THE HAMMOND Rii- | Years. notes to bear aix per cent znterest, payabie semi- | property sold, or all « $8.50 Folding Dress Forms sold for “Shall America Become Catholic? ARe-| DENCE, AT AUCTION. SEaNeGLK coon cach, at option of purchaser. ‘Goreey- | quiredat the test le, oct, ee 22.50 for ten days only at AvzRBacu’s, 7th and Ply-to Archbishop Ireland's Sermon at the | ,On MONDAY, MAX TWELFTH, 1890, at FIVE | hie ko. at purchasers cost. A deposit of @200 | Chuser'hcost. If the terms of aule are ot come HE “Domestic” [fasta atkins aaa: De Catholic Congress.” sees Solainbia Heian tOOe Lae eel Lot 210, | required eof sale. Terms to be complied with | with within teu dayso! day of sale, the trustess 1 3 oJ a “Do- 3 jock 224, Coluinbia Hel x15 < risk duym otherwis” right reacrved to resell and cost of defaulting purchuser after ve day Iie notice of such resale 1 some newspaper published serve the right to resel! the property it detault at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days public pouce of such resale in some Lewspaper pub iu Washington, DC im Wasbingwon City, D.C. MES F. BROWN, z 2, — Piast THONG. BRADLEY, _§ Trusteos. me yA BL wore } ‘Trusteca, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEICK HOUSE No, 1312 | —* — ROORAN STREET NORTHWEST. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, By visor the power iu ine vested Uy will 0f Lavi- st y -60-6 pril, 5 1, recorded in Liber No. 967, 7. ceased, ABUSTEE’S SALEOF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED Manufactory, 1231 Penn, ave. nw. m7-co-Gt SAMUEL J. PENTZ ote sea. one uf tite land pecunts of the Dinteictof WistsSpay iar Tovunke tl pay OF a Se SUBUGB AN PROPERLY, PAict ‘ Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual prices, TO RIVER VIEW, Bolder of tie uote, we willotier at public aueia tone | A-D-18¥0. AT BX O'CLOCK P.M, im front Thr HAMILTON hoab, Seah Sie CMIZED American Hat Co.’s Spring Styles Fine Derbies, SUNDAY, MAY 2: of the preuises on TULSDAY, THE THIRTEENTH STATES ASL LUM FOR THE INSANE. gulag ml ut Dugg shape, et 1.58, ae ete BRANT Se ee as HAA Pot oben Secese emai cite Best Hat made, $2. 209 Pa, ave., opp. Botani-| steamer will leave her wharf at 10am. 3:15 pam. | Geese ket, tbs, District ct Comumbixy | Fronting 16 66-100 tort ou CORCORAN street, with | Dissnct of, Sesuaitin. eseel Hoyle, and No. cal oe Po figures. One price. and 5:30 p.m., returning at 8:30 p.m, wit Fares of = Ma sembaned ‘ten (10) = it tw Brick i ou mat a ‘bus! ‘and vs. cts a; ame wastes .! CA ¢ a well . a ae os — cellar, No. 1312 C0! oy : modern con~ : aL. Five Brass Band in attendance. =two (252). scat ces, “This property te well located: bang con. | TMA Tv it Dav or MA 7 at Bexinning side a ar iis PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., that part of the tract of Free.—samples of Dr, Miles’ Restorative | ‘Tickota 25 conta ninetsshve (0) eek ahree. co inches north of hs | Fenient to street car lines, &c., and will iake « good Fat callea Mt Staabetu’ igi soul of the Hisitom Nervine at Epwarp P. Mentz’s, 1014 F For charters, &., apply to southwest corner, of said square. snd tuence | ““Terms: Que-third cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years: road. (bed an follows: ng ate pout on the Mann eb E.8, RANDALL, Proprietor, | fptbeeenterof the partition wail diviiax-dweiticet | ROW o.Y0eg Oat, cont intrest payable semana, | Se hich noe Neuralgia, Fits, 5 Nos. 711 and 713 14th st. oust oue Luncred | SUS: ‘cash, at option of purchaser. ‘posit yoy 4 Buy a Machine with » Reputation! | —22/0-4™ 1100 Virginia ave. asm. | spd tour 10% fet oan aly. th toa point des eee 3 eines Excmine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice 37 Past ot the point of i, sud tate os fo the Otherwive the trustee reserves it to. at oe porte rotary mation, tient and poutve,con- | __ STAGE EXCURSIONS. __| Pyativg Savvis riaaaPaciameis S20 | mpesti cnt ot eaamunay, Partner 9a wie asia GG BE Ge trasts with the rasping, heavy, unceriain action | 7—Switaa TaLLY HO OBSERVATION GOAGH sondallinente in 0.0 and two years frow day of iu Washington, D.C. RO. 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