Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1890, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. @ Tae Evesrxo Sran’s subscription list, the books of the office, and ite press and ds- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! ANOTHER VICTORY. The Washingtons Win From the Wil- mingtons. The soil at Atlantic Park was too soft Satur- day afternoon for a game and so the contest scheduled for that day between the Senators and the tail enders had to be postponed. The two teams played at’ the Driving Park, near Alexandria, however, yesterday, Washington winning by the score of 12to 4. Anderson and Corcoran and Daniels and Nicholas were the batteries. Anderson was far from being the terror that reputation has painted him, being wild and easily hit. Every man on the home team hit safely at least once. The fielding was good considering the grounds, which have not been repaired yet. Bird playedsecond. Wash- ington made 12 hits and 4 errors and Wilming- ton 7 hits and 5 errors. OTHER GAMES. Barnie had a game yesterday near Baltimore without interference. The Jersey City team was defeated by the score of 10 to 2, Baker and ‘Tate and Fitzgerald and Murphy were the bat- teries. Baltimore made 8 hits and 4 errors, and Jersey City 7 hits and 7 errors. Newark demolished Hartford 11 to0. The points were occupied by Sullivan and Childs and Lyston, Stail and Moore. Newark made 18 hits and 1 error and Hartford 7 hits and 4 errors. Saturday's games.—Baltimore took first place by defeating Newark 4 to 2 Germann and Townsend and Miller, Duffy and Childs were the batteries. Baltimore made 10 hits and 4 errors and Newark 4 hits and 2 errors, ‘New Haven took away Worcester's lead and made the race all the closer by defeating the ex-champions, 10 to 5. Worcester made all 5 runs in the first inning, but New Haven got three singles, a double, a triple and a home run in the seventh and scored 6 runs. The batteries were Doran and Hofford and Stafford and Guinnasso. New Haven made 11 hits and 2 errors and Worcester 6 hits and # errors, Other games were: Saturday —Nationai League—At Cincinnati— Cincinnati, 4; Boston, 1. At Chicago—Chicago, 7; New York, 3. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 6; Brooklyn, 5. Players’ League—At Cleveland—Cleveland, 3; Boston, 9. At Chi —Chicago, 0; Brooklyn, L._ At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 7; Philadelphia, an Association—At Rochester—Roch- 9; Brooklyn, 4 At Columbus—Colum- St. Louis, 4 At Toledo—Toledo, Louisville, 2 Sunday--American Association—At Roches- ter—Rochester, 7; Brooklyn, 18 At Colum- bus—Columbus, 4; St. Louis, 5 (first game); Columbus, 7; St. Louis, 1 (second game). At Toledo—Toledo, 2; Louisville, 3. At Gouces- ter—Athletic, 8; Syracuse, 3. NOTES. There will be base ball all this week at At- lantic Park. ‘The Senators are having a hard pull to reach fourth place. Newark wins whenever they do. President Braden is thus quoted: “The pennant of the association, in my opin- ion, will go to Baltimore, Worcester or Newark. New Haven has a good team, but not as strong as many persons suj pose. When Newark’s pitchers get all right again some of the clubs which are leading now will fe to look out. The Washington team, with a few changes. will make a first-class or- ganization. Our own team (Jersey City) may also create some surprise later on, as we have had bad luck to contend with.” The Atlantic race now stands thus: Club. | Won) Lost.) Per. Baltimore } 32 | 14 | 696 Worcester | 23 | 13 688 New Haven. 30 | lo -682 wark..... 26 22 542 Washington 23 2 2511 Jersey City 20 27 425 Hartford. | ma | 31 279 Wilmington 9 | #7 14 She ee Parton Cars to Deer Park AND OAKLAND.— Commencing Saturday, June 21, the B. & O. R. RB. will attach a Pullman buffet parlor car to the Chicago vestibuled limited express bear | Camden Station 16:20 a.m., Washington 11: a.m., arriving at Deer Park 5:35 p.m., Mountain Lake Park 5:40 p.m., Oakland 5:45 p.m. Re- turning the car will be placed on the Chicago vestibuled limited express leaving Grafton 8:30 a.m. and Deer Park at 10:30 a.m., arriving in Washington 4:10 p.m., Baltimore 5:20 p.m. * ——_>___ A Terrible Stench. To the Editor of Tu Ev eNtno Star: On my return from Marshall Hall the other evening, with hundreds of others, we had the disagreeable pleasure of smelling a terrible stench which isa disgrace to the national capital. Irefer to the place below Giesboro’ Point where all dead animals are taken. I think the Com- missiouers of the District or Congress ought to take speedy action for the health of the city and abate it. T. B. Sram. ——-__ Rocxvitte. Rockvitie. Rockxvmie. Rock- YILLE.—Cut prices for ten days, Seead. under Country Property. = ——.___ The Weather and the Crops. ‘The weather crop bulletin of the Signal Of- fice says that the week ending June 21 was warmer than usual generally throughout the agricultural regions of the central valleys and southern states, while about the normal temper- ature prevailed along the middle Atlantic and gulf coasts. There was more than the usual amount of rain in the Ohio, upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, the belt of excessive rain- fall extending westward from Dakota to the Pa- cific. Excessive local rains also occurred in the south Atlantic and east gulf states and in the middie Atlantic states. The heaviest rains occurred in the central Ohio and upper Mississippi _valieys, where the precipitation exceeded two inches. The crop conditions generally throughout the northwest, southwest and the Ohio valley were improved by the favorable weather during the week, except im some localities in the upper Mississippi and central Ohio valleys, where heavy rains caused temporary damag The harvest of wheat is in progress in Kansas, southera Illinois and southern Indiana. In the former state the crop is reported as fair and of good quality. The condition of the corn cro} is much improved throughout the prinsipal corn states. Reports from Kentucky and Ten- nessee state that crops were somewhat injured by rain, but that the outlook is favorable; tobacco and corn are in good condition; cotton fine; wheat harvest in progress with prospect of half a crop; haying progressing, good yield; work well advanced. The weather was eapec- ially favorable for the cotton crop, which im- proved in all sections, except in limited loc Yies in the south Atlantic states, where local Fains caused some damage. The high temper- ature and slight rainfall generally throughout the guif states has caused rapid growth, and the general outlook is more favorable for this crop than at any previous report. Alabama re- ports the wheat crop a failure, oats light and clover good. Tobacco was improved in Vi ginia, and some replanting is in progress, A good growing week ix reported in New Eugland and the middle Atlantic states; haying is in Progress with prospect of a large yield; wheat Prospects continue good in Penmsylvania. ———— SISTERS OVERCOME A BURGLAR. They Attack Him in Their Room and Throw Him Out the Window. Lulla and Ella Lewis had an exciting experi- ence with a negro burglar at their home in Gallatin. Tenn., Saturday night. Miss Ella Lewis is the postmistress and it was known by the would-be burglar that she had considerable mouey, which ste had received in payment for her post office fixtures, which she bad sold. About 12 o'clock she was awakened by « man who was standing by her bedside with one hand on her throat and the other feeling under her pillow and around the head of the bed. She immediately called her sister, who had re- tired in the same room, and who ded tly to her calls for help. The burglar wa pistol from his pocket and cocked it, but before he could have possibly used it the young women seized him and gave him a thorough slugging, ail the time carrying him toward the window of the room. They finally reached the window with the midnight ma- rauder and by main strength they succeeded in Sse out, he falling to ground ten feet w on his head, After lying as if stanned by hie blows and his exit from the room above yuiled himself together and made his cxape. sli I DEInEIO OF cocea P other stimulating table beverages is fast increasing since Blooker’s Dutch Cocos, a really pure cocoa, has been introduced.—Advt, OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. The Canal-Railroad Project Favored— Real Estate Sales—Summer Boarders. Correspondence of Tax Evenrno STAR. Rockviiix, June 22, 1890. Advices from that portion of the county ad- jacent to the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal represent that the people in that section are alive to the necessity of securing a railroad for the transportation of their crops and that the meeting to be held at this place July 2 will be largely attended by those interested. It isa question with the people along the line why, in view of the vast advantages to be derived by the business men of Georgetown and the Dis- trict generally, a meeting has not been called to give at least their popular support to the enterprise. It is represented here that the meet- ings for that purpose tobe held in the counties bordering on the upper Potomac will be well attended and that the people of western Mary- land are thoroughly in earnest in regard to th work that will in a short time develop the magnificent resources of western Maryland and pour into the lap of the capital city untold treasures of the Alleghanies. The great heat of the past two weeks has had somewhat a depressing effect on sales of real estate in this jocality, but nevertheless the business goes quietly on. Yesterday Cooke D. Luckett, real estate agent, sold the farm of John E. Knott, containing 148 acres with good improvements. about three miles from. this place in a southwest direction, to Amelia C. Allder of Loudoun county, Va., for $4,000 cash. Messrs. Austin Herr and Geo, W. Cissell of Georgetown, as trustees yesterday sold the Orndorff farm of 2615¢ acres to W. W. Burdette for 327 per acre. This farm is situated near Bell's Mill, eight miles from Georgetown, and is improved by a large brick dwelling house and good outbuildings. Rockville is now full of summer boarders and during the pleasant evenings the streets are crowded, Among the recent arrivals at the Montgomery House are Mrs. Abel G. Davis, Mrs. R. L. Dent and two children, Miss Hattie M. Robinson and Master Philander Robinson, all of Washington; Dr. Otis Linthicum, Balti- more, Md., and Samuel Eastburn, Green Spring, Md. At the Corcoran are Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lambaugh and daughters, Mrs. E. F. Conway, F. A. Von Fagan, J. H. Fishback, W. W. Metcalf and Miss Hattie Harland, all of Washington. 3. A.M. ——_+___ ANACOSTIA, Warw Weatnen Denates.—The joint debate on protection vs. free trade by Major James K. Magie, ef Illinois, a temporary resident of Washington, and Mr. J. Harry Shannon of this village, whose brilliant career as an orator is well known, drew a good crowd to Gray's Hall Saturday night. The debate consisted of four thirty-minute speeches, two on a side, Mr. Shannon, who championed free trade, having the opening, and Mr. Magie, for protection, bring- ing up the rear. ‘The meeting was presided over by J. Adam Bede, and in spite of the heat the large audience, consisting partly of ladies, gave the closet attention during the two hours’ debate, being moved to frequent rounds of applause. Both speakers were loaded for bear and brought down a good deal of game. The debate would have done credit to the halls of Congress. Major Magic is one of the most logical campaigners in the republican party, and did yeoman service in New York in’88, but found in the youthful Anacostian a worthy foe. ‘Lhis is only the first of a series of free hot weather debates that will be held here. The next on the program is prohibition vs, license, which will be contested some night next week. Rex. Scott F. Hershey of the Sixth Presby- terian Chureh will espouse the prohibition cause and Major Magie will talk for high license. When it comes to heavy-weight enter- tainments Anacostia never gets left. PersonaL.—Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Griswold are Visiting relatives in New England. Mr. Gris- wold will purchase some street cars for his new line into the city while away.——-Jimmie Mune dell, aged about ten years, was taken suddenly ill at 12 o'clock Friday night and died at 1 p.m. Saturday.—Mrs. W. W. Cordell is very low.—Dr, and Mrs. A. M. Green and son, Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Walson and Miss Lizzie Walson left this morning on a, week's overland trip through the Shenandoah valley. ——__ TO FIGHT TO THE DEATH. Two Former Friends to Meet on a Duelling Field. Social circles in Jeffersonville, Ind., were startled last week by the rumor of a proposed duel between two prominent and popular young men—Wilbur Ying and Charlie Benson. The stories of the quarrel which led up to the dueling point in some respects are widely dif- ferent. The name of a beautiful society leader was first used in connection with the affair. Now friends and acquaintances of both Ying and Benson indignantly deny this portion of the rumor. Wiser opinions trace the differ- ence between the young men to another source. Ying and Benson have been on bad terms for some time. Their businoss relations were strained and their intimates declare that a dis- pute about money, debts that mutually existed, really occasioned the quarrel. Benson met Ying near the post office Saturday morning and the encounter was punctuated by some ex- tremely bitter words. Benson is said to have precipitated matters by calling his former friend a liar, receiving an equally angry retort in turn. When the parties separated it was understood that a duel to the death should be fought that afternoon. The police have been notified, but no arrests have yet been made. * ce Sit MR. DEPEW DECLINED, He Will Not be President of the Chicago Fair Commission. It leaked out at world’s fair headquarters in Chicago Saturday that ancey M. Depew had positively declined to allow his name to go before the national commissioners as a candi- date for the presidency of that body. He gave asa reason that bis business interests would not allow him to serve in that capacity. He has written a letter indorsing D. Norton of New York for the position of seerctary. But politics has been instrumental in arrang- ing aslate which leaves Mr. Norton out. It was felt by those commissioners who have been consulted that the two chief offices should be filled by men of opposite political faith. As the republicans are in power the democrats conceded the presidency to them and ex-Sena- tor Thomas W. Palmer of Michigan has the best chance of being elected to that office. The democrats have selected the Hon. John T. Dickinson of Texas as their representative to be elected secretary of the national commis- sion. It is given out that E. T. Jeffery will probably be made director gencral. DROWNED AT CAPE MAY, Two Reading Young Men Go in Bathing and Only One Survives. Samuel Reber and Chas. Brehtel of Reading went to Cape May on a Sunday excursion yes- terday, and while bathing opposite the Windsor baths the undertow carried them out beyond their depth. They shouted for help, but too late for assistance. Brehtel succeeded in get- ting ashore, but Reber was drowned. His body was not recovered. Brehtel is at the United States and has Reber’s effects in his possession, Mrs, Patrick Stanton of Upper Prospect, Pa., was struck by lightning last night and instantly killed. Her husband and son were also shocked and fatally injured. Brigands near Sinekli, Turkey, have ca; tured Mahmond Bey, a man of great wealth, They demand about $60,000 for his release, Turkish soldiers have been dispatched in pur- suit of the brigands, est of all in leavening strength.—U. & Government Report, Aug. 17, 1688. iia AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, JUNE 23. 1890, JDESCANBON BHOS, auctioneers, EEKS & CO., Auctioneers. EVELAND a AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. ¥. .BLI 5 All the lots rematning cuecht in tiee tonutifal sub. | TURSDAY, JUNE TWKNTY-FOURTH, 1890, division, numbering it 25, will be disposed of to AT TEN O'CLOCK aM, ‘We will sell by public suction at the store of LK, FULTON, 1218 PENNA AVE, ‘His Stock of Forfeited Pledges. Sale to consist of Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothing of all kinds, Dress Goods, Silks, Books, Pictures, Rugs, Canes, Umbrellas, Chess- men, Swords, Guns, Rifles, Opera Glasses, Clocks, Albums, Valises, Plated Ware, Blankets, Quilts, Sheets, Fine Stewart Banjo and other Musical Instruments, Furs, Solid Silver Tea Set, four Pieces, Silver Berry Bowl and Spoon, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Rings, Scarf Pins, Diamonds and other Jewelry, &e. ‘Sale to continue morning at 10 o'clock and evening at 7:30 o'clock until all the lots are sold. H. K. FULTON, Pawn Broker. WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers. Jel7- UBLIC BALE OF OLD SUP! ES D _TE- cordance with the peevial uns of the socsed gee ion at the act of Congress approved August 5, 1882, St itat- Pies at Large, vol. 22, paye 206, there will be sold at vy Yard, Washington, certain supplies belong: uayy, condemned ag unfit for use therein, $2 Rigert bigder on the prenitaer on MONDAY, JUNE chee Py HIRD, AT SIX Extensive improvements, consisting of graded and ttered streets, planting shade trees, terracing, nod- ing and leveling of ail lots, laying of beick sidewall kee Rew, have just been cospieted, and Cleveland ts the finest appearance of any sub- .. The rewarkable success met all the lots even before the vonfidence Fe rb The love to be sold are among the best, and 18 can secured by purchasing now. ‘1his jg.on Woodly Road only 1,500 feet cast of the Tennallytown Electric oat, on Which care tis only # short distance west of extended, on which a charter for a been ‘secured from Congress, ‘sold. by ex-President Cleveland, Petty oo the west. Nowhere in the District c Which bave such an sesured future jue be secured at such reasonable prices, as this Property lies right in the line of the wonderful im- provements in the northwestern suburbs. Parties desiring to attend this sale can take the Ten- hich will S o'clock, nallytown electric care or coach, Teave the Atlantic Building, $0 F street, ‘Terms: A deposit of #100 on day of sale. Balance gne-third cash within ten daya, and notes at 6 per cent for one and two years, or all cash, at option ‘of pur- mea howing lots to be sold can be seen at H. P, Stores, Clothing, Work Horse Miscellaneous Sup- 2 ants ‘Roon 6, Atlantic Buildin. lies. ° The sales will be at public auction, for cash, to seistadda’ 7 S*DUNCARBON BHOS, Aucta TWENTA-FUURTH, Teu0 nel atinee tia HARLES W. HANDY, ay today, 1f necessary, until all the articlesare 2010 Cc Heal Estate Broker. Ofiered. "A depontt of Uweuty par cone ite eee at the time of the sale on the purchases not paid for at Qnce as security for the payment of the balance and the removal of the articles within ten days, which de- TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST, OPPOSITE UNITED (STATES | posit will be forfeited to the Cited States Ib thacwent COAST SURVEY, BEING HOUSE No. 218 NEW | Or failure to pay such balance and make remuves withy SeMSEY AVENE. the tne stated. ‘Schedules of the articles to beak, Under and by a virtue of a deed of trust dated the | fered can be procured from the Commandant of the 27th day of October, 1887, aud recorded in Liber | Navy Yard, Washington. The articles sold must bere. 1287. folio 203et neq. . of the land records of the Dis- | moved without expense to the wovernment. _B. F. trict of Columbia, and by the written est of the | 'T: Je6,11, 1 ACY, Secretary of the Navy. m ‘arties secured thereby, we will sell at pul on ‘a x z in front of the premises on MONDAY, THE T TY¥~ uetioneers. THIRD DAY OF JUNE AD., 1890, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P-M. the follow pie deseribar vec 26% ACRES OF LAND FRONTING BENNINGS tate, situated ia thie city of. Washington, District of ASAD NEAR THK NEW STOCK YARDS AND Sees 8 pit , Fares of ote three end tour )| AP AA ey AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY: Winning for wad part of ok three ys Be; | FOURTH. at SIX O-CLOCK wo will soln frontent the the nouth line of an alley twenty-five | premises farm containing 2614 situated on the (25) feet wide at a point fifty-five (95) feet four (4) | Benuings road, between Anacostia and Bowen road: inches from the southeast corner of said alley and run- | With ali the buildings thereon. ning with the line of said uiley twenty-five (25) feet due west to the intersection of another alley nine (9) feet wide; thence, with the line of the last-mention alley, due south eightcen (18) feet, thence due east twenty-five (25) feet and thence ‘due north eigh- teen (18) feet to place of beginuing, and beginning for said part of jot four (4) ata polut on the east aide of New Jersey avenue one hundred and forty-nine (149) feet distant from the dividing line between said lots three (3) aud four (4) and two hundred and emhty-#ix (2d6) feet #ix (6) inches from the southwest col of said square and runping at right angles to id avenuo eastwardly to an alley nine «) fect five (5) inches wide, laid out by Daniel Carroll in his sub- division of said lot four (4); thence with the line of said alley due south until it inter-ects a line drawn at Tivht augles to suid avenue and which said avenue two hi ‘This property is ad- mirably located either for a butcher or dairyman, be- ing adjacent to the new stock yard and absitoir, and tre (athens Ea Sig rey 3 lots. t has a good froutage on Bennings road, about twenty a drive from the city. Sale without regard to weather. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest, payable semi- annually, und to be secured by deed of trust on prem. ises,or ail cash, at option of purchaser. Conveyatcing, .. at Purchaser's cost, A deposit of #250 at time of sale, Terms to be complied with in fitecn days: other- wise resaie at risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some news T bublished in Washington, D.C. Seifd&ds DUNCANSON BiUS, Auctioneers, reruns, DARK, & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK Iwo feet six inches from southwest corner of said square; thence with the said line about one hundred WE! NG, No. 512 F 8' | AST. San trees, Sore tens tncbee wemrnraly So] Oder ad we'victun cn tesa or toler seer io said avenue northwardiy twenty-four (24) feet to | Liber 1412, folio 19%, of the Land records of the Dis- trict of Coltimbia, the’ undersigned trustees wi at public auction in front of the premises on TUES- ’ WEN OURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1890, ‘LOCK P.M., all of Lot 221, in Oliver Cox's subdivision of part of square 834, in the city of Wash- ington, D.C. place of bezinning. The north three feet on New Jer- sey avenue of said part of lot tour (4) by the depth of fitty-two (57) feet being im alleyway common to the Jand adjoining it and being the alley mentioned in Li- ber W.B. 56, tolio tveq., with the improvements thereon, consisting of a three-story-and-basement ™ riiis Of sole: One-fourth of purchase money to be reese atin Une iahe of pordks Gk tm cash and the residue in equal installinents at ers of sale:, One-third of purchase moncy to be | Bet i cush and the residue in equal justallinents at Pheand two years with interest af 0) der nee apit | able. ‘The notes of the purchaser to be tives for the Annuin, for which purchaser is to give promissory | deferred payme mte aud to bear interest at the rate of Hotes, necured by deed of trust on the property seid, | MX pet cent per anbum from day of sale, payable semi- Grail cash. at option of the purchaser. “It worms of | sunually, and to secured’ by deed{of Emist on. the woekede e roperty’ sold. oF a At option of purchaser, See of aale aa retrace nin Sam (20) dave from the | S205 asposit to be nest wher Surin scent eet day of vale the trustees reserve the right to roseli at risk and cost of d-fuuiting purchaser. A deposit of $250 required at time of sale. All cost of conveyanc- ing at cost of purchaser. CHARLES W. HANDY, C. A JAMES, RATCLIFFE, DAKR & CO., Aucta, rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND “STREET NEAR FP STRELT NORTHEAST. On MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-THIRD, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., I will soll, to the highest bid- Aerms g sale to be fully complied with within ten days from day of sale or trustees will resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. ¢, H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee W. E EDMONSTON, Trustee, Jel1-dkas Office 500 Sth st. nw. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. 510 F STRELT NORTHEAS!. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber 1412, folio 204, of the land records of the Dis- trict of Coliimbia, the’undersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on TUES- Trustees, der, in front of the premises, Sub" Lot numbered 96, | DAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, AT in square 75:3, improved by aueat Six-room Brick | FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all of Lot 22 in Oliver Cox's House with all modern improvements, newly papered | subdivision of part of square 334, in the city of Wash- and painted, also known as No, 609 2d street uorth- | ington, D.C. east. Lot 3 to alley. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money to ‘Terms easy and made known at time of sale. _ A de- Posit of 8100 will be required at time of sale. Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from day of sale or property will be resold at risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser, WASH'N DANENHOWER, Je18-d&a Agent for Owner. recs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionee and the residue in equal installments d_ three years respectively aiter di sale, for which notes of purchaser, bearing ite! 6 per cent per um, payable semi-anuually, to be wiven and to be secured by deed of trust on the prop- SoMa TE tle cua AE Option of | purchaser, #100 deposit to be paid when bid is accepted and all terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from da; of sale, or trustees reserve the right to resell at ris! and coat of defwulting purchaser: ©. H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee, TO BE OFFERED AT AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ES- EDMONSTON Trustes, TATE, THE FOLLOWING IMPKOWED PROP- ¥ ~ 5 ‘br is rY: 433 TO 441 PRATHER'S ALLEY, BE- | _%¢11-dads ae. 'H, STH, T AND K SLREETS NORTH- Vv ASHINGTON HORSE AND CABRIAGE G@ STREET NORTHEAST AND 112 BAZAAR, 940 Louisiana avenue. K Ht) NORTHEAST AND FRAME HOUSE On MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-THIKD, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., Iwill offer for sale in front of the premises sub lot 31, in square 516, improved by five FOR SALE Ok EXCHANGE, The largest aud most complete stock of New and Second-hand Wagons and Carriages in the city, consisting of Coupes, Victorias, Rockaways, E: tension-top Cut-under | Surreys, Jump Seats, two-story brick houses. Immediately thereafter sub Doctors and Pony Phactons. ‘Top and No Top lot 132, in square 677, improved by # two-story frame Bugwies, Dayton Wagons, 'y, Delivery Wagons, Douse: “nd insmediately thervafter sub lot 2 iu square Mik and Grocery Wagons, Express Wagons, 714. tnproved by two frame house: Wagouettes, Dog, Pony and Koad Carts. Sole Terme: of jelsedane? agent for the District of "he celebrated Cortland Company's rriafvs, Buxgies, Spring Wagous and Koad Carts, Auction Sale of Horses, JESDAY, THUb: commencing, Carriages, Harness, &c. DAY AND SATURDAY ST. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, 611 PENN- ‘sylvania ave., under Metropolitan’ Hotel, sells THIS DAY large lot Pawnbrokers Unredeemed | — Pledges, Guid aud pilver Watches, Genuine Di: Works of Art. _ FUTURE Days. JRATCUIPFFE, DARR & CO, Auctioneers, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. WEST CORNAH OF . erearaee R ie Dae een. eve ae. Ww. It OF K AND TWENTY-FIAST ‘TS NORTHWEST. - ive 7 By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE-| pitrlct of Columbine Newel ISee Be GUUS FAISED "HOUSE ‘No. 421 SI. TH STREE’ cause of Jobnson johnson. Equity Docket 30, No. AIS T, 32049, we will sell to the highest bidder, in front of * COMPRISING k c the promises, AT FIVE O'CLUC 7 Ss NUON OF AY, JUNE TW! NTH, PARLOR SUITES. EASY ae ROCKERS, 1890, ‘all of Jot numbered 11, in Fomisx"®ubdivision of HABBLE cudits AXPepo @THEM. grstA | square numbered Gorin the city of Wentuugtons Toeuke ing 20 feet ou the west aide of 21st st. n.w. uer of K st. and runuing with of 69.58 fect, aud containing about 1, a 3 Jerms of bale: One-third cash; ‘balance in two equal instsliments, in one and two years, with inter. est payttle annually at the rate of 6 per cent per anna incipal und interest secured by deed of trust upon said property, or ail cash, at purchaser's option. Conveyancing at purchaser's cont, A deposit of $100 to be made at ime of sale and forfeited if torus ot sale WIN CABINETS, MIRLORS, WAL OTHER CHAMBER SET iF FON HAIR AN OTHER MA ND BOLSTEKS, Be D- ITURE, " SIDEBOAID, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASS WAKE » HALL, STAIK D OTHER CARPETS THROUGHOUT THE USE. KIICHEN REQUISITES, &c., BEING THE ENTIRE CONTEN 1S OF HOUSE'No. 421 | £0,be made at ty SIXTH STREET NOWTHWEST, arent com lied with in fifteen days after date of sale, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SECOND, BE- WALLACE 1. CHAPM GR DL aon a GINNING at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at the an nen nes Ome above-named house, all the Furniture, Carpet, Be = contained therein, to which attention is invited. Al the same time and place, and upon the same ‘terms cas. KALCLIFFE, PARK ECO. | terms and conditions, will be sold’ lots 9 and 19 of the said subdivision, said lots iminediately adjoining th said lot 11 on the north, exch having a froutuge of feet on said 21st street; lot 9 containing about 1,4 square feet and lot 10 about 1,307 square feet. purchaser of lot 11, to be sold tuder chaucery decre Will have the privilege of takiny all three lots at the price per square foot paid for lot 11, and will thus, quire ® magnificent building site, to frout on either street or ou both, as desired. Otherwise the sile of lot 10 will follow that of lot 11 2nd Jot 9 to be sold last, but the purchaser ot lot 10 will have the privilege of taking lot Yat the same Price per square foot. ‘These three lots (forming a compac: building site for & mansion or for two or three rich dwellings, to fronton whichever street desired) are in the heart of the fashionabie quarter of the city and present au opportunity for investment or improvement very sel- dom offered at public ther particulars from the undersigned upon application RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioncers, Je16-d&ds 920 Perna, ave. now. |UNCANBON BLOS., Auctioneers, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED NIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE MOST BEA! (FUL SECTION OF THE COUNTY. By virtue of # deed of trust dated the second day of December, A.D. 188! and re evrded in Liver No. 1458, folio 7 et seq of the lana records of the District Retcorre, DAKE & CO., Audtioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH STREET BETWEEN GAND I STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, rendered on the 6th day of March, 1890, in equity cause No. 11711, entitled Fabor v. Faber et al., the undersigned ‘trustee will offer for sale at public auction in front of the premises on THUKSDAY, JULY ‘THIRD, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK P-M., ail of original lot No, Fourteen (14), in square NO.Eight Hundred and Seventy-eiht (878), iu the city of Washington, D.C., being unimproved roverty lying on the east sidy of Sixth street between aud T streets southeast, frouting about 50 fect.ou Sixth street, with a depth of about 269 feet to a 30- foot alley in'the rear. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in two equal install- ments, payable one and ‘two years, respectively, with ¢6 per coutum per annum from day of sale, juced by the protiissory negotiable notes of “the purchaser, secured by reserved lien or deed of trust on the property, or all cash ut purchaser's option. A deposit of $200 will be required at day of sale and terms must be complied with within 10 days there- after, otherwise the property will be resold at the risk and expeuse of the defaulting MOKGAN eee Cis, Truste TH, Trus 47. Leave. nw, | lumbia, aud the written request of the party secured hereby. we will sell at public auctioy on the premises, CHURSDAY, JUNE TWENIY-SIXTH, AD. 1890, AT HALY-FAST FIVE (5:30) O'CLOCK P.M, the following-described real estate Washington, District of Colum All those certain pieces or pai ises known and distinguished ered oue (4), 3), four (4), eleven (11), twelve (12), thi , and fourteen (14) in the sub- division of ‘parts of Friendship, St. Philip and Jacob and Kesurvey of Jacob, made Ly the receivers in equity ituate in the coutity of ‘of lund and prem- of Ta - 'd. being lots iam- THE NTERSECTION OF TWENTY-SECONDSTREET AND NEW HAMPSHIKE AVENUE, . E THIRTIETH, ll, im front of the LOT 52, IN SQUARE 73. cause No. 2764 as per piat recorded in the office fronting 18 feet 6 inches on L street by adepth of 95 | of the surveyor of the District of Columbia in feet. Book Levy Court No. fe SU, containing seventy ‘This property ts in one of the best sections of the northwest, being near the Washington Circle, U. Sigual Office aud many fiue private residences, maki ita rare oppurtunity to secre a first-class Building Lot for investment or site ior a fine residence: Terms (over aud sabove an incuwbrence of 81,500) or ail cash, ut purchaser's option, A deposit of 800 required at time of sale. Terms to be complied with im ten days, or right is reserved to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days’ | Mivertivement of such resale, All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO, 3023-d&ds Auctioneers, Re FE, DARK Auctioneers, iN 4.UABLE BUILDING LOT ON FIRS? STREET WEST, FRONTING THE UNISEDSTATES CAPI- TOL ANDIN SQUARE ADJOINING THE BOTAN- ICAL GARDEN. BEING BETWEEN BSTKEET SOUTH AND MAKYLAND AVENUE, AT AUC- ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIVE, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., we will offer for sale in ffont of the premises PART OF LOT 10 IN SQUARE 576, beinw the south 42 feet front of suid lot and’ running Deck with that width 100 feet, hie property tacee grounds and is adjacent to four lines care sod the ally presente an Clegant opportunity for investment, in one and two nino (79) acres, more arately. ‘Levis of sale: One-third purchase money cash, residue in equal paymeuts in one, two and three ‘ears, the purchaser to wive his prouissory Motes for ¢ deferred payments, bearing interest st the rate ot 6 per cent per annuin until paid and secured by a deed of trust on the property suid, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 oh each lot required at time of sale. If terms ot wale are not complied with in ten daya from date of sale the trus- lees reserve the right to reseil the property at the Fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All convey- aucing and recording at the cust of the purchaser. ALBERE A. WILSON, Trustee. SOHN B. LARNEK, Tr jel4-d&ds Adams Builditig, 1335 F st. This property is near the intersection of Tunlaw and Louch rough rouds, aud Lot 1 is at the junction of Louguborough road with the Chain Bridge. This roperty lies Just northwest of ‘Cunlaw Farm and ad- Bitte the Daview tract om the west. rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘The lots will be sold sep- IMPORTANT SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING ON PROS- PECT AVENUE, BANK STREET AND M STREET BETWEEN THIRTY-THIRD AND THIRTY-FOURTH STREETS, GEORGETOWN, Terma: One-third balance yours with interest from day of sale ‘secured bs deed Of trust or all cash at purchaser's option. A deposi #200 reQuired at tute of asic, terms Yo be cents = SAZSOF Tieht is reserved to resell at_msk | On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY-SEV- and cost of alti it All eyanciug TH, 180) |ALF-PAST FIVE O'CLUCK, in front and recording at purchaser's cost, ei Ce RE te Jols-dkds _MATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucta._| ently 'eractad Soven-rovm Brick Hulsey with ata AICLIFFE, DARK & CO, Auctioncers, Tear of the above, facing on Bank street, VALUA PROPERTY IN ee ete ot ast cota AND, KNOWN AB. a a eee of fot ie2, 50100, at the southeast of MUM STREET, AT AU 3 WEDNESDAY AVIEENGOS JUNE 25, aT sale, at public with beari1 terest and secured on the perty ‘O'CLOCK P.M., we will cffer for Poe gy 9 anne har igg agree ee apd oe gd hundred opoait elle Feauired of each piece consistiny of Boilers, Scrap Metal, Tools, Ordnance | | is onl of AND aie N on 12 aN is DINGMAN Pla — AT av 108. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY- | StRudlic ppt SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in front of Sup LoTs and qual iH Battier, Houses, 5 utube - quired at time of : ia minutes) ington, D.C. All con 1s irehaser, Rate For Way's Jezi-d&as pore. 54 ATCLIFFE, DARR & 00. Auctioncers, . ® uO Pe. sve a.e- Washington, D.C. 6 Fou: wane TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LEASE AND CONTENTS tea cot OF SOLAKI'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, No. | Thuy bah 00, 1413 PENNSYLVANIA AVENE: NORTHWEST 3 S30, $ (OWEN HOUSE), WASHINGTON, D.C. $:38 11,00. p. By virtue of a deed of trust dated lew 415, rer ace i 3 8:20, 20 and 7 et neG., one o! ‘oF Aumayol: Columbia, af the written Parties th Am Sundays, 32 pam secured. { will sell st public auction, on MONDAY, | ols, 6:45, 8 ss, a) JULY SEVENTH, 1800, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M. on | TU 8:30am. 3:5) the pr ises, all of the fixtures and furniture in For Statons Solari's Hotel and Kestaurant, No. 1413 Pennsylvania | of $8 -30a.m., $1 Syenue northwest, Washit«ton, D.C., and the unex- | W: ‘District ne, and TO 40 a, t ined term of the lease of the premises. - This is | distineuished ae ail of Lot pumbered thirty (30), in | For Rock tions, $4.35 p.m furnished in good style, consisting in part of Fine Bar | William M. and Mary W. Merrich's subdieiaion of jote | For Genk and Back Bar, Iee Box, Coun! ‘ables, Desks, | in square numbered one hundred and sighty-oneri81) | 10-00, m, 11.00, 13:00, Chairs, silver and Linen Ware, ‘alnut aud other | as per plat recorded in Liber W.F., folio 7, of the | 110-00. a Chamber Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Steam ang | records of the surveyor's office of the District of Co- For intermediate stations, . Apparatus, together with all other fixtures and furni- | lumbia, and improved ‘by a larwe tory Brick D@eil- Church train leaves Washington on Sunday ai i 15 ture usually found in a fine Bar, Hotel and Restaurant. | ing, situate southeast corner of Tith aud O streets stopp Statious on Metropolitau Hranch, The restaurant enjoys the reputation of bei op» " northwest. ‘ kc 30, $8.30, §8-50, 111.30 am, Of the finest in the city, and the bar is unexcelled. Terms of sale: Ove-third cash, balance in one oe This house contains the Kitchen and Laundry in the | two years, with interest at 6 percent per annum. fo's0 am, end +5:30 p.m. ascent the Bar, alange Dining oom and ‘s fully | cured by of {rust on the property sold, of a¥e from Chicago daily 11:4 ile a dabhey athe groteat neaeTehaeenate | uate the tobef percheer. | Kasreutot 6 OS nm; treme Fittsbers fie ee eS Lree ‘ables) on the ground floer; a " ju . Terms le com s) 7 ol Dining Hom, the Hotel Office ads large number of | with in ten days, otherwise the Trustees cessnt “egies co nn Private Dining Rooms, Pantry, Closets, &¢.. all band~ somely furnished. ou ‘the second floor, and for hotel Tight to resell the property at risk and cst of i ing purchaser after five ‘ws advertisement of euch purposes there wre about thiris furnished rooms. As | resale in some Rewapaper publiswed iu Washinaton, D. ae Se orty Legh Newark, 8 do end bs a whole this place is one t m complete in C. vey ic. wt irc! rs F . ‘ 5 respects that can be found and is most desirable overy: “PkaNcrs B SMIn ay trea, ikem, Bullet Farior day trains. Sleeping 80.8.0 gran a For Philadel way. Jel8-dkds NATHANIEL WILSOK,) Trosteos The present lease e: - ux JUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, THIRTY FINE on the 10:30 34:05, +8 00, °10:00, °12:00 noon, and #10 au. - res Jul 240 per month until per mouth sor bal 1, 1894. The rental uly 1, 1891, and 8250 | of the term.’ Satisfactory ar- rs WILDING LOTS ON AND NEAR i> Wheat Chester, °6 05, runewick Balke Collender Com) for the Bil- _ |. JUN y- ‘ol liard and Pool Tablef complete, the same not being iu | FIFTH, COMMENCING AT PLVE OCLOCR os oui Phiedelpie Sooo eae este, re | cluded in the above-mentioned trust. rell iu fron: of the respective premises some of the | p.m. mo Ou 2:50, Os All the above will first be offered as an entirety and | Auest Brildiug Lots in southeast Washiugtou and ‘Traine - 1 B0 "ams Se yor SER, {Ech aBRtn 18.4 if a satisfactory bid 18 not obtained will then be sold in detail. might. partly described as follows: LOT Y, SOUAR 1065, FRONTING PENNSYLVA- “3:20, °5:00 pam. end “1201 Yerms: As an entirety terms will be stated at time RK FIFTEENTH STREEL RAST. rains adel ‘ashing ton, of sale, and if sold in detail cash. D 38. MOEN FF Ro eg | 28:25 Sree) Pee eine 28 foals upon application ta the suetiotacs the eres | SP ASD RENTUCKE AU ERCE Ter EEN TL or Atlantic City, 4.01 . of sale upor ication to the auctioneers, ND KENT ENUE a ‘OF ty, 4:05 and 10 am. 12:00 noon, or the attorney" it IGSUN, Trustee, 16 AND 23, SQUAKE 1045, FRONTING | 103 “4 o - 1200 ne i ihaehuuacton, bc, EENTH STREET EAST NEAH PENNGYLY A | 2290804 5 FOR BAY NIDUE. 10) 28, Attorney, = ss Week days, 9:15 am, 1:30, 4.30 daye, @1-d Cor. 444 and D sts. n.w., Washington, D.C. D 36, SQUARE 1045, FRONTING | oY a 10, Pm. Sun Seite = eee SS: — SYLVANIA AVENUE NEAK FOURTEENTH | 982.8130. 9:15 yim CO., Auctioneers, Retcurre, DARR & Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Leave Bay Riige, week days, 6:30, 8:3 - » ae ean see ee aI 80 no, Sam AND 28, SQUARE NORTHEAST OF Y AND T Except Suuday. *Daily. {Sunday onl; 1065, FRONIING GEORGIA AVENUE NEAR A EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY AND STAPLE | FOURTEENTH STREET PAST, aameaee called tor and Aleched frou hotels and rea GROCEKIES, WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, TO- | _ LOTS 24 3 ticket 619 and 1351 or A BUNCH & Co. No. 1904 SEVENTH STRERT sSoceRE BORSA 1 SHAS. be JKC! ., No. EVEN N ~ NORTHWEST. NUE AND K STREET soUTE | 3: T- ODE! » Manarer. ois CONSISTING IN PART i DJOURTEENTH SIKEETS | VHE GREAT Flour, Surat, Teas, s NSAID STREETS AND CON- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE offee, Uataup, Pickies, ABOUT 41.000 FEET IN THIS SQUARE. TO THE NOKTH, WEST AND SOULHWEST, Chow. Chow, Patted: Mets, It in seldom sucii a chance offers to purchase prop- | DOUBLE TAL SPLENDID SCENT IY eS erty inas raj Lily advabeum section of the city, STEEL RAILS. MA ENT EQUIPMENT. Sardines, Jamis, Jellies, Terms: One-third cash, balauce in one and two : Th effect TN Canped Goods, Baking Lowder, Years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest, payable semi- | TRAINS LEAVE Wash FROM STATION, Mustard. Pepper, Spices, Annually, aud to be secured by deed of trust on prop- erty sold, oF all cash, at option of of $100 required on each lot at t ancing, &., at erwise right reserved to oy OTH AND ETS, AS FOLLOWS. ure and “ joago Limited hapress: of Pullman Vestibule Care at 10-50 aa. celles Fast Line, 10:50am daily to Polumbus and ot Lows, with Sleeping Care from Pittebure to OG Jumbus: day cept Saturday, te Chicago, with ieagon St. Lowin, Chi- Broon De Ze ei ie Buckets, Baskets, Cigars,” extracts, BOATLED LIQUORS, Can Crackers, Large Assortment of Hurdware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Tinware, Sirups, Molasses, Platform, Countsr and Other Scales, Show Cases, Large Ice Box, Iron Safe, Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, &e. pled with in fifteen ua; resell at risk and cost of demulting purchaser or pur- Shasers alter five days! advertineiuent of such resaled m Some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. dds DUNC. N Dleop nd Cin giunati, aud Dining Car Harrisburg to St. Lowa, , HOMAS DOWLIN ‘ALSO. = —_ Western Express, at 7:40 p.m. daiiy, with Sleep- ALSO, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE FRANCHISES,| ine Cars Weshington to Chicace aad" ae Dee ‘WELVE O'CLOCK M., Cat ungton hi ‘Mt. “ adie ey ag PATENTS AND OTHER PROPERTY OF | connecting “daily at Harrisbum with thromel One Wagon and At Auction, MORNING, JUNE THE SMITH NATIONAL CYCLE MANU- FACTURING COMPANY, EMBRACING MA- Sleepers for Louleville and Memphia Pacific Ex- Press, 10:00 lor Pittsburg and the West, Pape dally. On THURSDAY with through Sleeper to Pitteburg, ‘and Pittsburg TWENTY- a E Oe a oC ESEE, fi] CHINERY AND MATEKIAL OF EVERY DE-| to chicaru® Atte ston of GA bitrch Co. Me 190k aventh | SCRIPTION FOR THE MANUPACTCRE OF BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Street northwest, all the well-assorted stock of Faucy | SUCH GOODS, TOGETHER WITH UNFIN- cally: except Sunday, GAC ee Nears Palla “Ut Cade” RECAP DLR Peat | Facibai anos wate SOREEY AGERE | Pig heures met ah, mt Mention of ate SEOnY, tee. 3 oa except Satu 00 pan, ZEAMS CASH. RATCLIFFE, DALE & CO.” aoe with Sleeping Car Washington to Kochoster For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10 50a, m. daily, except Sunday. For Wilisanisport daily, 3:50 p.m. Og PHILADEL YHA, EW YORK AND THE FAST, ZO. 9:00, 11:00 aud 11-40 am, 2:10, 3 1a, 4 40, 10-00 and 11-2 On Sunday, 900, 11:40 am, 2:10 3:15, 4-20, 10.00 aad 11:20 p.m. Limited Express of Pullman Parior if two separate deeds of trust, dated re- ‘ebruary the 23d, 1889, and'the other 3 recorded as follows: Liber No. 387, folio 478, and June 12, 1890, &e., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and’ by direction of the ssecured thereby, the undersigned trustees: willeell on. the, pre THURSDAY, THE T rpHowas Downs SG, Auctioneer. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LIVINGSTON, Nos, 1009 AND 1011 13TH ST. CONTAINING 25 ROOMS: ises, as above imentioned. on NTY-SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, ¥ 9:40 am. daily, except Sunday. For 1890, at TWO O'CLOCK P.M., all the perty con- oO T Eapress ry OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE, veyed by the first deed and the stock and material ow | tally)? Lived Express with Danang Gar 9 00 EMBRACING IN PART— ‘on the premises cou veyed by the second deed, embrac- FOR PHILADELPIA ONLY Fast express 8:10 a. haxpress, Sunday ouly, For Bosion withuyt Week days aud 4:00 p.m. daily. 3:40 pan ianwe, 3°15 p.m. every day e franchises, patents and other prop- ONE SUPERION BRADBURY PIANO, HANDSOME plete ie ee pe AF PARLOK FURNITURE, FINE WALNUT BOOK. | €rty of s: CASE, HANDSOME WALDROBES, WINDOW | teach trust, Au inventory of the property will be | For Brooklyn, NX. all through trains comet at HANGINGS CARPETS: SUBEEolt Me | exhibited at the time of sale. @S00 dances reauieed Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Anuex. afford TOP: CHAM FURNITURE IN WAL! , | St the time of sale. ang direct trauster to Fulton street, avoiding duubie GaeeEy eS SSER | Feres cast EROME 0. CLAUGHTON,) For Adantie City, 11 400s sek daya"t IRE SPhING UNDER BEDS, HANDSOME - A ~~ +" Trustees, or we, am, we days, 2pm HALL RACKS WITH FRENCH PLATE MIR. | _Jel4-dts OLIVER T, THOMPSO) H daly KOKS, EXTLNSION AND OTHER DINING TABLES, | SIDEBOARDS, DINING CHAIKS, PLA CHINA AND GLASS WAKE, KItcH ITE &e. JUNE TWENTY- 1 rhall sell the ke. Y MORNING, T TEN O'CLOC: On THURS SIXTH, 1590, = - = A re) OF SAFETIES. 3:15, 330, 4.00, 42 Just glance over this assortment and see how it compares for variety and prices with anything else offered in Washington “American Rambler,” Standard, $125. 04 Light, $1 0. : 40, 6-00. 7:40, 10:00 and 11 20 pia, 's Creek Line, 7:20 am. and 4:30 p.i. daily, except Sunday For Aunapolis, 7:20 and 9-00 am. 12-05 and 4: p.m. daily, except Sunday, Suudass 4-20 p.m. gutire contents of the Livingston, Nos. 1000 and 1011 oth ¥., containing 25 rooms furnished in first ner. Private burers and dealers would study their in} by wiving this sale their special attention. “Quadrant” Safety, $1335. WASHINGTO! ULHERN RAILWAY. Jeld-dts ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. “Conyentry Rival,” Serortible, #100, Ax 11, 1890. —— a —_——— “ 2 jen's, 88S. a JD UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. Lovell's “Diamond.” Safety, #85. 05, 3:90, 4-23, 4 a ~] All new wheeis; all cuaranteed; not second-hand or ‘On Suiday et SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | shop-worn; a clean and complete assortment of sun- " + 230, 601, 8 ESTATE IN ALLEY BE1 WEEN L AND M | dries; Cycles rented and repaired . bem. D TWENTIETH AND | mi0-3m LB. GRAVES & Ov, i Accommodation for, Quantico, IRST STREETS WEST, % Pan. week days: 7:30 Under and by virtue of ICYCLE EXCHANGE, COK. MASS. AVE. AND . decree of the Supreme + For Kichmoud and the south, 4:50 and 10-5: om Courtof the District of Columbia, passcd June 14, | SPUth st.u.¥.— Bicycles sud Accessories Bought,Sold, | “aa week days 1590, in Equity cause No, 12323,we will sell at pul + on, 6-0. m' ° Exehansed, Rented. Repairing « special _Jely. es PALME as ICYCLES—THE LADIES’ “GAZELLE price #50, now ready. Boys’ and Girls Drop" deame Safety, #53, boys: hireiwhttrame safety, All light tubuiar steel frame tuachines with a3: justable cove beariugs to wheels and crank shafts—no vy cast-iron oF Kas-pipe fraiucs. OUr machines are ‘all made here and are fully auction in trout of the premises on TUESDAY, JULY FIRST, 1890, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following deseribed parcel of laud situate and ly" ing im the city of Washington, to Wit: All the wht, title, interest and estate of ail the parties to said use in and to@ part of lot numbered twenty-eight (28), in square numbered one huudred (100). sald, Part of suid lot beginning at the southwest corner of Lexwawe to deetiuation from hotels and residences, Warranted. " said lot, running thence east alonz the south line CHas. E FUGH, oy gaat, HOUR. fhereof ixty (OO) feet, thence worth twenty-Bve (29) | _je7-chm amma tC Pe Geueral Mawaer. (my12) Genioral Pwomenwer Agent, leet nine and one-half (93) Inches: thence west alone | —2 a ae = 255 : the north line of said lot sixty (60) f thence south ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. along the west Mue of suid lot twenty-five (25) % nine and one-half ($3¢) inches to the place of beginni: together with the improvements. Said part of said lot fronting west on the 30-foot alley in said square. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money iu casi. of which at least $100 must be deposited by the purchaser at the time of sale, the balance in two equal Iustallinents in one aud two’ years from day of sale Schedule in effect MAY 11, 1X90, 5:50 a.m.—East Tennessee Mail," daily for Warren. ton, Gordousvilie, Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Stations between “Alexandrm and ‘Lynchburg, Koau- oke, Atlanta, Bristol, Auoxsille, Chattanooga aud Memphis, Pullman § Washing top to Kome, Ga. 11:24 am—Fust Mail daily tor Culpeper, Char Jottesville, Stations Chesupeake and Olio Route, Shares W HEELERIES, CYCLING RINK, 921 H st. n.w. FISE BOARD FL0UH THE & ClTY. COM T GUARANT NATION DA. is HIGH GRADE BOYS) AND GIKLS) SAFETIES oy ‘SALESROOM, Cor. 0th and E sts. n. T ie he promi y of e pul POW 7 i ao" Chaser scoured by'a dea of tasted, the erceakes oe PROFESSIONAL. Ashevilie, Charlotte, | Colmubia, “ANictstay Atlanta, will be required, or all the — = Birmiughem, Moutgomery, New ‘Orleans, Texas and California, “Pullman Sleeper New York to Atlante and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta to New Orieans. Pull- man Sleeper Danville to Col quan Sleepers W on to Cincinnati vis C. and Q, nut 3:40 p.m.—Daily, except Sunday, for Manassas Strasburg and intermediate stations 4:39 p.m.—Daily vie Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat. Pullman Vestibule Sicepers Wastungton te Memphis, connecting thence for all Arkausas poluta. “tegemen money iway be Paid in cash, at the option of the purchaser. Sale must be con if sale. ‘erms of | plied with within five days from day. pre CLAY, 1HE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY In case of 1ailure to comp reliable genuine and vatural-borp Clairvoyan' ith terms Of | “Astroloxer bd Median sn this city | bora with veil | Sud wonderful prophetic guftot second sight’ reveals buréhaser after five days’ advertisement of | Cvery indden mystery: finds lost orstoles property le iu some newspaper published in Washing- | bring "separated tosciber; causes speedy mrartiages: v at purchaser's cost. fives success In Dusipess; removes family troubles, BNNEY. al influences; advice on busivess, love, oranything Oy #26 5th ot, .w., Trustees, You are in doubi of. All busiuess couddebtial “Never ale the trustegs may resell att default J ——— crgeraeege Pog ng gy ae é auton. Louie pre HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Hours, 9am. 08:30pm Sandaya2toSpm | Piliman Vestibule Train Washington to Cincinnett Bittings, 50c. _ Parlors, 503 12th at. nw. d ‘with caul, has wondertul besling power. Gives Lames with a Pullman Sleeper tor Louisville. 11:00 p.m.—Southern kxpress daily for Lynchburg, Danville, Ralewh, Asheville, Charlotte, Columbia, Aucusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, Tex gud Caltiorma Pullman Vestibule Car Washington to TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EST. SILUATE. IN GEORGETOWN, Disthicn oF 3e21-60"_ COLUMBIA, BiG PREMISES No. 3240 P ME. KAPHAL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY- aptand Astrologist, the seventh deugiter, bora STRELT NORTH WE! By virtue of a deed of tr duly recorded among New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullinan the land records of the District of Columbia in Liber | &hd lucky dates. Dou't imi to seo this lady. Koom | Siccper Washington to Birihingbuss ale, vin Ationte 1406,folio 233 et seq, and at the request of the holder | 10. 910 F st_n.w. m24-30t" | and Geormia Pacific Hailway, and’ Pulliuan sleeper e hotes secured thereby, the undersigned tras Washingtou to Asheville and ‘Hot Springs, N.C, via : # public auction im front of the premises on | Ni Ui, 2 REAMEM., THE ONLY | WONDEREUL | viabury, Aloe Washitwton to Augen via Deaville EVNESDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, | elie ail events of ine, Gihec bates Se ee and Chariotte! x 1800, at FIVE O'CLOG! of lots | Gn sunday irom 10am toB:sU pie aU%6 Vib en ‘Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash- “= ISland 1. ius’ addition: to Georgetows m* ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. Ail business confidential Ladies and | 6-00 am. and 5-00 p-iu. daily and 1 id ata aad 400 Lat., between 4thand | except Sunday, arriving Washington 8:30 am. 16w’ 3:05 pam, and 7°35 p.m, jLhrough trains from the south vis Charlotte, ‘Dan- ville and “Lynch! arrive in Washington 6:33. and 7:10p.m.; via East Lennessee, Bristol anc Borg at 3°30) m. and 9-00 peas ington 9:00 am. daily, 1:55 p.m. daily except Sunday and 4:45 p.m. deus; arrive Round Mill 11°30 am, 4-25 p.m. and 7 an. . returning leave Kouud Hail » District of Columbia: Beginning ou the south side of street one hundred and twenty- six feet east from the line of Marke: street; thence | east along 3d xtrect fourteen tect; the: south at right xngies with 3d street one hundred and ‘thirty feet toan alley twenty. fet wide; thence west suid alley fourteen feet; thence borth one hun } and thirty feet to the place of nning.toxether with | the improvewents, &c., consisting of a two-story | frame dwellinw hotise, the same being premises 3240 wentlemen 50 cents each. Sth ste. uw. PRINTERS. via Chesapeake and id 710 iver horthments HL, E.MSGUSEN HUSTEE 1106 FUSE SENN | bm ud.) ain Strnebuty local t 10-47 a.m, {erie of sale’ One-third of the purchase 5 ; Tickets sioeping oar Tencrvstion, tad sforaeiion cathy the balance in equal instalianenta nt che aud ewe | & Cal's (Boatou) celebrated Steel Plate Folders Orders | ¢,2% ate 3 furnished and vaggage checked at office, 1:00 Pepn- sylvania uve, and at passenger statu, Penusylvania Failrvad, Gth'and 1st mylo JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass. Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, of Dance, Menus aud Business Cards. All who care to examine these beautiful xoods, whether with inten- tion of purchasing or not, are ‘cordially invited todo °*' FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. m2 ©G) WALLACE Pi L BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. ¥ oe pore heatly executed, . 2. W Estimates fuPhished. in22] Presswork for the Trade. FAMILY SUPPLIES. a = — = | saturdays. LACKBERKY WINE, HOME-MADE, FROM CUL. | © B (ts ‘hedicinal tao. years, secured by the promissory notes of the pur chaser aud a deed of trust on the premises sold, or all cush, at the option of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be compited with within teu days from the day of sale or the trustee reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk of the de ny purchaser. All conveyanc- ing and recording at purchaser's cost, A deposit of 8100 required on day of gale. MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee, Suh Building. ATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF H STREET BETWEEN FOUKTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST Nonrotx axp oxp port. FARE, $1.50, Steamers Gth street wher! at 5 p.m. Tose Gay, Tueredag, Sotarday ana Suutay” Futter inter: mation Lelephone Call ¥4. “Lands at Colouial Beach my 9-Om de. eds AT AUCTION, tivated berries, especially for i 10 NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | uozen bottles Best Viteioie clarey 62 50s Heme nasde Steamer Gi~ LEAKY, frou. 7th st. wharf Mon- District of Columbia, passed on the 1:3th day of June, | Grape Wine, 25c. per bottle: Boitle Sweet | days W. ma. EXCLUSIVE A.D. 1590, in equity cause 11524, docket 4 wherein | Catawba Wine, 25c.; Big Bottle Whirky, 25c. | Ou: 7 » PROV ADENCE pogte Sautter, guardian, is complainant aud Charles | O’HAKE’ KY, 1245 7th stow. jevl-toju7 und = 23. Tickets HA. Miller ct al, are defendants, 1 will offer for sale, in | ——————— a ~~ ——r offices, U1) amd 1354 rout ofthe promises, ou THUNSDAY tie TWENTY: | J) UTZ BROS’ CELEBRATED, PICKLES AND TA- jew hork ve. | For ae pat meat . 1890, at SIX O'CLOC! bie Sauce of all kinds cap be had in 4 at certain z "iece or parcel of laud lying and beinig’in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and kuown as part of lot numbered seven (7), in square numbered five hundred and seventeen (517), bein. uiug for the same at a point on H street north distan! ls by applying to their sole agents, A. B18 to w2 aut. 2 Dar thirteen.13) feet six (6) inches from the southwest Goons. Geoghesum, ieoves buspheusens shee? ‘corner o¥ said lot and ruuning theuce morth thirty Sonday felock om. For turther informatses (BO) type; “thence. cast ‘one (1) foot four (4) inches, | India Linen, in all grades, 5, 8, 10, 1236 and 250. ada wi theneéhorth thirty-nine (39) feet nine (9) inches, | White Goods at all prices. +4 STEPHENSON & BRO. more or less, to the rear I:ne of that portion of said lot | Sheeting, 234 yards wide, mh8-Gm Seventh street W hart heretofore sold to the corporation of Washi by Case Cotton, 10c. ta... iu Ahouas yivester: thence slong sald rear line toa | Good Bed Ticking, Sand 10c.; Feather Proof, 16. | JOR POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS. point on the dividing line between lots seven (7) aud | Hed Teble Linen, fast colors, 35c. NEW IKON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” six (6). aixty-six (G6) feet ten and one-half (10%) | Geuts’ Outing Shirts, 25, 35, 50 and 75e. ves Tth-st. wharf on MONDAS, THUKSDAYS inches from {he line of H street aforesaid; thenee | Boys’ Outing Shirt Waists, 25c. UKDAYSat 7 au, le TULSDAYS, south with said line to H street and thence weet with | Satines, 10, 12% abd 1c. ; worth double, AXE and SUNDAYS p.m, touching at kiver fhe line of H street sixteen (10) feet nine (®) Inches to | Lawus. fast colors, Se. ‘as taras Crock Ye. St Clemente bay pl beginuing. Conpects, one U. “Torue of onl ee ibed by the decree, are: One- | Gents’ Unlaundered shirts, 35 and 50c, JOHN B PADGETT, third cash and the balance at six and twelve months, | Ginghams, %, 10 and 1234c. deanaser. With interest from the day of ale, secured by deed of | Closing out ‘very cheap. the varchased 'h depeat of GeO rece ee ee | Lab liond decane teabeeee eaten, purchaser. tof &: at tales eriis io be a ih dn day rom ‘the Clapw's O'S 1. Cotton. ase. don © S ol le, otherwise to resell Ledies' Aprons, the property at the risk aud cost of the defaulting | Light sitting Calico, Eiciss Arter five days! sdvertitement of such a Pryce ‘BROS, Auctioneers, HEE — x gan en DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS, Sth Avenue Styles, BOYS’ adf MISSES' STRAWS at 50c., 75c., $1.00 and upward MEN’S STRAW WATS at 50c. and upward. A large lot of GENUINE MACKINAW STRAWS at €1.00, worth $2.00, $2.50 and 83.00. Ol a Ai, JUNE TWENTY- BHI A Sen ce reba mee Saetimetioed ay