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bia, 2; Pittsburg, 3. At Buffalo—Bufalo, 8; New York, 10. At Chicago—Chicago, 22; Brooklyn, 3. At Cleveland—Cleveland, 8; Boston. 6. American Association—At Syracuse—Syra- cuse Stars, 3; Brooklyn, 5 (twelve inflings.) At Philadeipbia—Athletic, 7; Rochester, 6. NOTES. It was great luck. ‘ Jerry O'Brien has been reinstated, He has promised to reform. x Underwood pitched fine ball until the ninth, when he weakened. i Hill saved the game, both by his batting and his fielding. Nine men out of ten would have lost their heads in the niuth and thrown home to catch the runner instead of trying the double lay. i vi 4x EXCITING TEN-1vs1xo coxtest—warsrien 18 |? 3) a5 Riddle tried three times to sacrifice and ND_DISTRICT. (GF The way to advertise is to put your announcement where it will be seen by the people you want to reach. Tue Stam reaches everybody in Washington, and all advertise- tisements in its columns are regularly and carefully read by all membgrs of the Louse- bold. THE VISITORS OUTLUCKED. ‘Washington Captures a Game From Jersey City. DOING «THE BEST BATTING—OTHER GAMES Cre = = rorog? eee = bail fam- bk jittle man” w: YESTERDAY—HOW THE RECORD STANDS—NOTES Bird bee " akened torribly in’ bis batting. OF THE DIAMOND. He hits at-everything that comes along, and then either strikes out or flies out. Thatis no way for a really good hitter to do, He ought to brace up. a To Messrs, Beady, Dooley and Vanalatine is due the victory of yesterday so far as the errors go, They fumbled nearly everything that went at them. Cincinnati's hold on the lead in the league seems to be unshakable. The team has won steadily and is playing in great form. Boston leads the brotherhood aud the Athletics the association. ‘The Star Baseball Club has organized for the season with the following players: Hanlon, Houck, Chamberlain, Connell, Scribner, Hanev, Schwartz and Blondell. Vhey would like to hear from all clubs in the District. Addresa L. 1. Connell, No. 741 lst street northwest. Thiesen, the Hartford first baseman, is a new man, and has played only a few games with the club. He was recently semi-professional ‘The Statesmen defeated the nine from Jersey City yesterday by the score of Sto 4 after ten as hard fought innings as have been played here for some time. ‘The gamo was close and exciting from start to finish and the result was | matter of the gravest doubt until the last man ‘Was put outin the tenth inning. The senators won from having a trifle the better of the luck and by far the odds of the umpire’s decisions. It was most decidedly a “luck” game through- out, in which, for a wonder, the home team came off first best. Jersey City played a poor game in the field and this aided to loose the Rame for them very much, while Washington's fielding was first class with two exceptions, each being almost fatal. The batteries were Philli . Underwood and Riddle and Fitzgerald and Murphy. Under-} player in Meriden, Conn., and Capt. Foster wood reaily pitched the game for Washington, | thinks well of him. being relieved when the bases were full in the | ‘The race stands thus ith inning. With a little better base running eaten fc both teams might have increased their scores, Clab. ; Won. | Lost. | Per. Washington losing two runs by put outs at the - ome t cat ews) Saaniae plate that might have been scored with a little | Baltimore. 4 14 708 more care. Some of the work when men were | New Haven. 1 32 4 1696 on bases was quick and sharp, aud at times the | Worcester. | 98 4 ‘607 excitement of the few hundred spectators rore | Newark.. a a | 520 to fever heat. Washington. 4 2 | 28 511 THE sconFs. Jersey City 408 Neither side scored in the first, Whistler being | Hartford | 2289 left on second on a hot hit and a steal, One| Wilmington. i +210 run was tallied for Washington in the second. Jordan hit over the shortstop’s head for a base, and when he stole to second Brady, who plays that position for Jersey City while Burdock is away, let the bull drop on the throw. — Thi started the thing going and Bader's sacrifice minute later sent Jordan to third. [Riddle did his best to sacrifice, but his ball went straight through Brady's legs and Jordan scored. Rid- die stole, but was left on second. Another run ‘was added to the score in the third. Bird was called safe on a very close play at firet, Van Alstine throwing over from third a trifle high, but there was no doubt the man was out. Then Gleason ped out a two bagger, and Bird scored on a little hit by Hill in front of the plate, on which the battery got all tangled up. Hill stole second, and when the ball was thrown down to catch him Gleason tried to score, but he waited so long before starting that he was caught between the bases and run down. In the next inning a similar jiece of “chump” running threw away a run. der made a two-base hit and stole second, going to third when Riddle made a second in- effectual attempt to sacrifice, the ball going to Dooley on a throw and being muffed. No one ‘was out, but the coachers held Riddle on first until O'Brien, whose reappearance on the team was rather a surprise—and Underwood flied out to Dooley. Then, after the best chances for trying the play were wasted, Riddle was sent down to second and Bader tried to score, but, starting wo late, was thrown out at the rubber. TIRING THE SCORE. In this inning Jersey City tied the score. ‘With one out Brady was hit by the ball, Bader made magnificent catch of an almost sure hit from Dooley, but Jordan muffed Van Alstine’s fly, and both runners scored on Roussey’s rattling two-bagger into Jordan's field. Then for four innings neither side could get a man around the diamond, both pitchers working hard for 4 Yietory with the score tied. Each side scored im the ninth. Hill reached first on a ball dropped by Dooley, the signal for a general demoralization on the part of the visitors, Jordan sacrificed by hitting in front of the plate, Hill having stolen. Bader was hit by the ball very lightly. and Riddle made another try for a sacrifice, with the same good luck, the ball being fumbled bythe first baseman, Hill scoring. Bader reached third on the play, and after Riddle stole he played off the base so as to induce Murphy to throw, when Van Alstine kmdly muffed, and Bader was safe at the plate by a fine slide amid great excitement. AND AGAIN. The visitors tied the score in their half. Dooley was given first on balls and was forced out at second, Gleason making a wonderful one-hand stop of Van Alstine’s seemingly safe hit. Roussey hit for a base and Whistler let a ball drop thrown to catch Quinn, who hit slowly to Gleason. this filling the bases. Murphy bit ont a single which scored Van Alstine, and some folks left the grounds. After a moment's con- sultation Manager Ted decided to replace Underwood by Phillips, and the crowd felt bet- ter. But this wasoniy for another moment. for Fitzgerald lined one out in a second or two into jeft field, aud Roussey scored the tying run. The bases were still full when MeGucken hit a sharp one to /fill, and there the Deacon showed | his coolness. He did not try to throw home, but | took long chances, touching third, and then throwing like ashot to first, putting ont the side by a fine double play. How the crowd yelled! The tenth was not quite as exciting, but it ‘was enough to make one’s blood tingle. Bird bit a hard one to Brady, who first muffed and then lost the bali among his feet, so that the runner was safe. After Gleason had flied out to left. Whistler hit a smashing single to center, on which Bird was badly coached. He tried to make third, but was caught and driven back to second. where be was put out, Whistler having gone to the same bag. Then Deacon Hill saved the game again, making « pretty safe hit into the field, on which Whistler scored with a very smail margin to spare. Jordan struck out. For Jersey City, with McDermott out at first from Hill, Brady hit for a base. Dooley dropped a high one quite « distance into left field, which Hill captured and Van Alstine Weut out from O'Brien to Whistler. Washington made 8 bits and 2 errors and Jersey City 8 hits and 8 errors, Brprorp Sprixcs, Pa.—In order to accom- modate the large number of -people who visit the famous medicinal waters at Bedford Springs the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has placed on an additional fast express train. with parlor cars attached, leaving Washington at 9:30 a.m, daily, except Sunday, and arriving at Bedford Springs at 4:11 p.m. same day, stop- ping for dinner at Cumberland, Round-trip tickets are now on sale at all the Baltimore and Ohio railroad offices in this city at $7.95. The train scheduled returning is equally as expedi- tious and pleasant as going. * ARMY REORGANIZATION, Increase and Changes Proposed by Rep- resentative Wheeler’s Bill, Representative Wheeler of Alabama, from the committee on military affai has re- ported with amendments his bill to define the line of the army and to increase its efficiency. The bill provides that the line of the army shall consists of twenty-five regiments of in- fantry, ten of cavalry, seven of artillery, and one ofengineers. This isan increase of two regiments of artillery, but as the number of lieutenants in each regiment is reduced from thirty-eight to twenty-four there is but little increase in the total number of artillery offi- cers. The bill adds two companies to each in- fantry regiment. making an increase of four officers to each regiment. It makes # decrease of twenty officers in the cavalry andlittle or no change in the engineer corps. A letter from Secretary Proctor accompanies the bill, in which he expressed the opinion that the bill was in the main excellent aud practical, GEN. SCHOFIELD ON THE STAPF AND LINE. Another letter from Maj. Gen. Schofield also accompanied the bill, in which the general treated at great length of the relative differ- ence between the staff as represented by the engineer corps and the le. The general spoke of the operations of the engiheer corps and the “line” daring battle, with reference tothe question upon which corps should de- volve the command. Gen. Schofield expressed the opinion that it would not be expedient to give officers of the engineer corps the right to assume command of troops in line, and that they should be placed upon precisely the same footing as to the command of the combined forces of different corps whenever they are re- mired to do daty together. The general also be- heved that it was best to maintain the corps ef engineers as a separate and distinct part of the army and not «8a part of the line, making, how- ever, the officers of signment to the com 1e con ‘troops of the line, BUSY DAY IN THE SENATE, The Diplomatic Appropriation Bill and Other Measures Passed. After Tur Star's report closed yeaterday the Senate passed the diplomatic and consular ap- propriation bill, The more important of the Senate committee amendments, previously mentioned in Tue Stan, were the following: Increasing the compensation of ministers to the Argentine Republic aud the United States of Colombia from $7,500 to $10,000; of the min- ister to Denmark from $5,000 to $7,500 and of the consul general to Mexico from’ 2,500 to #4,000, and changing the classes of several consulates, Inserting provisions to carry out the work of the international American confer- ence for the establishment of an international coin or coins and for a preliminary survey for an inter-continental railway. Increasing the item for the salary and expenses of a commer- cial agent at Boma, in the lower Congo basin, from $4,000 to $6,000. The committee on foreign relations had an amendment—increas- ing the compensation of the minister to Turkey from 7,500 to $10,000—but Mr. Hale, who was in charge of the bill, opposed the in- crease when Mr. Sherman offered it. A lively debate ensued and the amendment was adopted. Senator Edmunds offered an amendment to the inter-continental amendment, which guards against any moral or implied engagement to go on with the railway. ‘The amendments were all agreed to and the bili was passed. WHO 18 DOING THE HITTING, OTHER BILLS PASSED, in the last ten games Whistler has led the| The following bills were taken from the cal- team in hitting, making 15 hits and 9 rans. 91 | endar and passed: outs, 1 assist, 2 errors, Gleason is next, with The Senate bills to adopt regulations pra- 12 hits and 12 runs, 19 outs, 25 assiste, 6 errors; | venting and in relation to collisions at sea, Bader made 12 hits, 1i runs, 22 outs, 1 assist, 4 | [These bills embody the rules agreed to by the errors; fill, 12 hits, 6 runs, 20 outs, 25 assists, | Internatioual Maritime Conference. } 6 errors; Bird, 9 hits, 10 raus, 20 outs, 12 assists, | The Senate bill for the donation of Fort 7 errors. | Brooke military reservation at Tampa, Fla., for | free schools and other purposes. Ger- | _ The House bill granting to the Jacksonville, ts St. Augustine and Halifax River Railway Com man and Townsend and Lyston and Stallings | Di.y‘tient of way acrove the malisaay sosaeio were the batteries, Baitimore made 8 hits and | tion at St. Augustine, Fia., with a substitute. lerror and Hartford 2 hits and 3 errors. PENSION APPROPRIATION Bi New Haven helped Washington along bye” “TFMQERtAnto™ BILL GOES To Tus defeating Newark, 3to 2 Doran and Hofford and Milter and Duffy were in the points. Ne The conference report on the pension appro- ark secured 5 hits and made 3 errors aud New | priation bill having been presented Mr. Gor- OTHER Oars. Baltimore shut out Hartford, 6 to 0. Haven made 9 hits and 4 errors. | man moved that the Senate recede from the Otber games were: | only amendment not arranged in conference— Nationat Leagne—At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, | that for the appointment of two additioual 0; Boston, At Chieago—Chicago, 5: New | pension agents—saying that there was no pos- York 12 At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, 5; Phila- | sibility of the House agreeing to it. The mo- deiphia, 7 At Cleveland—Cleveland, 3; Brook- | tion was agreed t lyn, 12. | pension appropriation bill was sent to the Pres- Players’ League—At Pittsburg — Philadel- | ident. The United States Official Investigation of Baking Powders, Made under the authority of Congress by the Chemical Division of the Department of Agriculture, Washing- ton, D. C., and recently completed, the Senate receded and the Shows the ROYAL BAKING POWDER, superior to all others in leavening strength; a cream of tartar powder of the very highest quality. The Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished by the highest expert official authority the leading Baking Powder of the world. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ocsor BUILDING LOT ON FIRST STREET WEnT, PRONTING THE UNILED STATES CAPI- ICAL GakDES. BEING BET WEES Bt MELE A , ROUTE AND MARYLAND AVENUE, AT ‘nto ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIVE, AT FIVE O'CLOCK FA we WN wffor Yor sale in front of the premises ‘PART 01 10 1X SQUARE 578, being the south 42 feet front of seid ot and’ running the Capital greande tok ineinceatta four Ween ot 7 H fate and te ale resents an elegant opportunity for westinent ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years with interest. from day of sale secured by dend of trust or all cash at purchaser's option. A deposit of |. 8200 required ti terms to be complied with in ‘cn daysor cues fs reserved. to resell at mak and cont of ting. Purchaser. All conveyancing and rec "8 cost. Mjels-dkda” "RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucta._ ATCLE DARK & CO., Auctioneers, R pica 920 Penusylvania ave. nw, VALUA ‘iD PROPERTY IN LE DROIT ea ae a Me LARCH STREET, AT ‘JUNE 25, AT On WEDNESDAY ‘APTEKNOO: pata sears Seine nig for sale, at public auc front o a Lor 13 anv PART UOT a BLOCK 3 OF LE Improved by houtes Nos 1848 and 1850 Larch stree No. 1848 frouts 26 feet and is s new 8-room brick hou-e, with all modern mprovementa, No. “1550 is w Y-room brick house, with English basement. This property is in one of the most desirable and thickly sett urban subdivisions, being just om. the boundary line adjacent to the car Lines, and an ele 3 tone, two ra, at 6 per cent interest from day of wale ywwents, secured by deed of trust on the Property sold, or allcaah, at the purchaser's option. A evosit of $200 required on each house at time of If terms of sale are not complied with in ten du the day of sale the right is reserved to resell the erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers, after five days’ advertisement in some Paper published in Washington, D. ‘veyancing and recording at purchaser" 16-d&ds RATCLIFFE. DAKR |HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. COMFORTABLI BRICK DW SIKEET NOK TION, On WEDNESDAY AFTE! ‘, JUNE TWENTY- FIFTH, 1890, at SIX O'CLOCK, iu front of the promise, J shall sell part lot 9. in sduare 15, improved by ac Brick Dwelling, containing ei modern improvements, beiny Screet northwest. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance at one and two years, with notes bearing interest and secured by adeed of property. All co ing at purchaser's cost. the time of sale, gonvevauciug and record: Loos aired at THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. J)ENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, FINE BUILMING LOTS ON AND NEAR \NSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHE: WED ‘ ERNOON, JUNE TWENTY- FIFTH, COMMENCING AT FIVE OCLOCK, we will geil in front of the respective premises some of the 4 a southeast Washington and PENNS: SUREET AND KEN 16 AND TH STKE ¥ SQUARE 1045, FRONTING i EAST NEAR PENNSYLVA- UARE, 1045, FRONT! ie NEAR FOURTEEN’ D 28, SQUARE NORTHEAST OF XG.pQESKGIA AVENUE NEAK EAD 5 ‘DCO: IN ‘THIS SQUAKE. rs te pu.chase prop- as rapidiy advancing section of the city. : One-third cuxh, balance in one and two ‘ar 6 per cent interest, payable sei and to be secured. by deed of trust on proy- 1 cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit quired on each lot at time of } convey- 3 at purchaser's cost. Terma to’ be com- plied wish in fifteen uays, otherwise richt reserved to Tesell at risk and cost of detauliing purchaser or pur- clasers aiter five days’ adverusement of such resalci bh some newspaper p Ublished in Wasi ivgten, D.C. Je19-d&ds DUNUANSUN BROS. THIS ST. CLAIR FECHN EVENI AR, AU! JONEER, 611 PENN- SS sylvania ave, under Metropolitan’ Hotel, sella THIS DAY large lot Pawnbroker's Unredeemed Pledges, Gold and Silver Watches, Genuine Diamonds, Works of Art. Je9-3m FUTURE DAYs. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 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, D.c. Qn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY-SEV- ENTH, 1890, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'C! jn irout of the premises, 1 shall sell at public auction seven re- cently erected ‘Seven-room Brick Houses, with stone basements, located um Frospect eutle; one Unita. roved Lot m rear of the above, faciny on Bank street, USxi57 Sao eight 20-fout Lote, tucing on the north, side of M street eu 33d and Bank streets: also part of Lot Sz, 502100, at the southeast corner of S4th and M strecte, in said Georgetown. ‘Yerms: One-third cash, balauce in one and two years, with notes bearing interest aud secured op the property sold. All conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cust. One hundred dollars 4 ‘be required on each pie of property soid of sale. If the te sale be not complied with in ten days from the sale the property will be resold at tlie risk aud cust of the detauiting purchaser or purchaxers, Jel9-d&ds THOMAS DOWLI JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SOUTH- EAST COKNER OF SLVENTEENIH AND O STKEETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trus 1d duly re- corded in Liber 136¥, folio 49:1, et seq., one of the laud records for the District of Columbia, and at the written request of the purty secured thereby, we will sell at public ‘auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY the Fikst DAY OF JULi, AD. 1800, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain piece or parcel of lund and premises, situate and lying im the city of Wi ington and District of Columb.a, and known aud wWisued as ail of Lot utumbered thurty (30), in William M. and Mary W. Merrick’s subdivision of lots in Square numbered one bandred and eighty-one 181) as per plat recorded in Liber W.F., folio 17, of the records of the surveyor's office of the District of C lunbia, and improved by a large 4-story Brick Dwel ins, situate southeast corner of 17th and U streets northwest. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest st percent per annuim, se- cured by s deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of parehi A deposit of $1,000 reg Wired at time of sale. ‘Terins of sale to be complied with in ten Co beawntnng the Trustees reserve the right to resel) the property at risk aud cost of default- LOE, pap bags after five days advertisement o1 bh resale in some newspaper published in Washineton, D. Auctioneer, Cc. Convey Mesme CTS ert PRANC. . 2 _$e18-d&ds NATHANIEL WILSON,s Trustees. fppHoMas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE “OF THE FRANCHISES, PATENTS AND OTHER PROPERTY OF THE SMITH NATIONAL CYCLE MANU- FACTURING COMPANY, EMBRACING MA- CHINERY AND MATERIAL OF EVERY D SCRIPTION FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF SUCH GUODS, TOGETHER WITH UNFIN- ISHED WHEELS OF THEIK PATENT, AT THE FACTORY, No. 809 WATER STREET SOUTH- WEST. By virtue of two separate deeds of trust, dated re- spectively February the 23d, INS, and the other June 1%, Lau as follows: Liber No. 13967, folio 47 1890, Ke., of the land records of the District of Coluunbia, ‘und’ by direction of the partieysecured thereby, the undersixnued trustees wall sell om the prem above mentioned, THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF JUN IsWO Mt TWO O'CLOCK P.M, all the property veyed by the first deed and the stock and material now ou the premises conveyed by the second deed, embrace ing s compicte plant tor the mauufactare of ‘bicycles, together with the franchises, pateute wud other prop: of said company, schedules of which are attached ‘ach trust. Au iuveutory of the property will be ibited at the time of sale. $500 deposit required the time of sale. Aer CaF EROME 0. CLAUGHTON,) Jel4-dts OLIVER T. THOMPSON, —'s Trustees, NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TKUSTEFS' SALE OF VALU. REAL ESTATEIN ALLEY Ww SIRELTS NOKTH AND TWEN’ TWENTY-FIRST STREETS WEST. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed June 14, INO, in Equity cause No, 123:23,we will sell at public Auction iu front of the son TUESDAY, JULY FIRST, 18¥0, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following described parcel of jand situate and 1 ing in the city ot Washington, D.C., to wit: All the Tight, title, interest and ewtate of ail the partics to said wc in ahd to ® part of lot numbered twenty-eight «28), im square numbered one hundred (100). suid Part of said lot beginning at the southwest corner of said lot, runninw thence east alone the south thereof ‘sixty (60) fect, thence north twenty-five (23) feet nine and one-half (936) inches; thence west alo the north line of said lot sixty (0) fect; thence south along the wost line of suid lot twenty-five (25) teat nine and one-half (1) inches to the place of beginuing, together with the imyrovements. said part of said lot fronting west ou the 30-foot alley in said square. cauiyut wach, isc evuoteunt Peters eps ing of Wi jeu ust be de; the purchaser at the tine of sale, the bainuce in two eq in two equal datallwents in one and two’ years from of “wale With interest at 6 per cent per auuum, payable seimi- sunually, for which the promissory notes of the pur- chaser s-cured by a deed of trust on the premises sold willbe uired.or all the ogee d mouey may be paid in eseh, at the option of t) rehaser. Terma of sale must be complied with wit five an from day ». In case of Lt gmat a Lm 4 trustees inay rese! Tink aud cost 0 Seteulng urchaser after five 's’ advertisement of euch in some Lewspaper published in Washing- ‘ton, D.C, Cre Gerrion purchaser's cost. WM. A. Me! . HARRY L. AUST, 416 5th st, n.w., Trustees, _4020,23,25,27,3039 1 JRATure, Danie 00, LARGE AND A CTIVE 8, HO Eri Auete, 920 Penna. ave. n.w. LE OF HOUSE. FURNITU CAXI £0. i IN MOUSE ‘No, 431 SIX1H drnner ED THWI seer tartans ae HAIR: garzont Rena Ria H. 625 Louisiana ave., } ‘Upp. City Post Office, Regular sale of Furniture, &c., THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH, AT TEN O’CLOCK, consisting in part of Parlorand Bed Room Sets, Bureaus, Wash- stands, Wardrobes, Desks, Rugs, Matting, Mattresses, Pillows, Stoves, Cutlery, &c. Also Large Coffee Mill, Refrigerators, Show Cases, Counters, Shelving, Parasols and Umbrellas. _it* H. ROSENBERG, Auctioneer. Fl ta Fe > Amey, soidlawe avenon LARGE 8TOCK'OF FURN:TURE, CARPETS, &c., &c.. FOR OUR SALE THIS WEEK, THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-nIXTH. INSIDE. SALt KOOMS, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M., WITHOUT RE. GARD TO WEA ACCOUNT OF TH. HER. Nv DISPLAY IN FRONT ON « OF T EAT. it RAtcurre, DAI 920 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 8. ol FANCY AND STAPLE 1 A WINES, EIQUORS. CIGARS, TO- m0. ‘H STREET CONSISTING IN PART— Fiour, Sugar, Teas, on hon Titik atte, ow Chow, Potted Meat Lobster, French Peas, Sardines, Jams, Jeliies, Canned Gootls, Baking Powder, Mustard. pee pices, Brooms, Buckets, Baskets, Tobacco, Cigars, — kxtracta, BOITLED LiQUORS, Cakes, Crackers, Large Assortment of Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, ‘Tinwar pas Molasses, Platiorm, Couut?r and Other Scales, Show Cases, Large Ice Box, Iron Safe. Whiskies, Wines, Braudies, &c. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., One Grey M One Wagon snd Harness, At Auction. On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY- SIXTH, commencing at LEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at the store of G. a. burch & Co., No. 1904 Seventh street northwest, ull the well-assorted stock of Faucy Aud Staple Groceries contained therein, 10 which the attention of Sealers and private buyers is called. TEKMS CASH. KATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO 3 ts Auctioneers, FpHsontas Dowzixe, ‘Auctioneer, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE LIVINGSTON, Nos, 1009 AND 1011 13TH ST. CONTAININ ROOMS: OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE, EMBRACING IN PART— LATED. KIICHEN 4 Ou THURSDA i) JUNE TWENTY- SIXTH, 1890, OCK, I shail sell the entire contents ton, Nos. 1009 and 1011 1th st. n.w., contaming 25 rooms furnished in first- class uauuer. N. B.—Private buyers and dea'ers would \‘ ion. interest by giving this sale their special att _deldaits THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AND CARRIAGE ASHINGTON HORSE BAZAAR, 940 Louisiana avenue. FUs, SALE OK EXCHANGE, The, Jargest aud inost complete ‘stock of New and Second-hand Wawons and Carriaxes in the city, consisting of Coupes, Victorias, Keckaway, tension-top Cut-under Surreys, Jump. Seats, * and Pony Pha Top and No lop Buewies, Dayton Wagons, cy Delivery Wagons, Milk sud Grocery Wagons, Express Waxons, Wagonettes, Dog, Pony aud Road rts. sole axeut forthe District of the celebrated Cortland Company's fine Carriages, Bugwies, Spring Wagous and hoad Carts, le Of Horses, Carriages. Harness dc. ESDAY, THUUSDAY AND SATURDAY NGS, commuencig ut LEN O'CLOCK. im BENSINGER, Pro) Ex: Auctioneers, ES’ SALE, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED SIMPKOVED KEAL ESTATE IN THE MUST BEAUTIFUL SECTION OF THE COUN1Y By virtue of a deed of trust dated the second day uf Decewber, A.D, 1889), and recorded iu Liver No, 1458, folio 7 et seq. ,of the iand records of the District of Co- the written req of the party secured ‘by, We will sell at public auction on the premises, THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH, AD. 1890, AY HALF-PAST FIVE » O'CLOCK P.M., the x-deacribed real estate, situate in the county of Dintrict of Columibis, to wit: All those certain piec © parcels of land and prem- ises known and distinguished as and being lots num- red oue (1), two three (3), four (4), eleven (11), ). and fourteen (14) in the sub= division of parts of Friendship, St. Philip and Jacob { Kesurvey of Jacob, made by the receivers iu equity cause No, 2704 as per plat recorded im the office of the surveyor of the Distr: Combis im Look Levy Court No. 2, page 6, containing seventy= {) acres, more or jess, The'lots will be sold sef- sof sale: One-third purchase money cash. residue in equal payments in one, two aud three Years, the purchaser to give his promissory notes for the deferred payimonte, beariug interest wt the rate of 6 per cent per aunum untii paid and secured by a deed of trust on the property svid, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 on each lot required at time of wale. If terms of wale are not comp.ied with in ten daya from date of sale the trus- tees reserve the riglt to resell the property at th risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All couvey- anciug 2nd recording at the cost of the purchaser. ALBERL A. WILSON, Tr JOHN B. LARNEM, Jel4-d&ds ‘This property is near the intersection of Tunlaw and Louchborotgh roads, aud Lot 1 is at the junction of Lougub rough road with the Chain Bridge Koad, This property lies just northwest of Lunlaw Farm and adjoius the Davies tract on the west. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO ADJOINING TRACTS NING ABOUT 59 ACKES, IM- \G AND BAKN, SITUATE, ! KE, ADJOINING UNITED STATES KEFOKM SCHOO! te By virtue of a deed of trust dated February: 1887, and recorded im liber 1227, follo 370 etseq. one Of the laud records tor the District umbaa, aud in liber JW. B., No. 8 folio et seq, gue of the land records for Prince George county, Maryland, and ut request of party secured thereby: we will sell at public suction on THURSDAY, JUNK TWENTY-SIXIN, 1890, AT HALF-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK P.M., in frout of or on the premises, about 54 acres lying in Said District, and about o seres Iyduse Jn said county, being partof a tract of land kuown a “Bar- badoes aud’ Scotland Enlarze.t,” aud. as described by metes and Lounds in said deed of trust, aud as de- weribed ‘by deed dated May 1. I8hth, to Hatiotie Tsabelli and recorded in liber No, 1189, folio 124 et seq... one of said land records for said District, towether with the unprovements thereon, frame dweliing house and outhouses, &. Terms of sale: One half cash, of which 250 must be paid at time of sate, bel- ance iu one snd two years, to be secured by burchaser’s notes bearing interest at 6 per ceut from day of sale, payable semi-auuually, aud a deed of trust on the property sold to the faction of said trustees. or all cash at the option of the purchaser, Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in ten days from day of sale, else trustecs reserve righ tto resell at risk aud cost of purcha-er in default, attur six days’ adver- tivement of auch res: Gaily in Woshinygtan, le i some Lew: per published D.C. HOLTZMA\ YC. TH yy, {Truste JUNCANSON BROS,, Auctioneers, D. LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK No. 414 SIXTH STREET, BEPWEEN D AND E TWENTY-SIXTH, AT KCK PROMPT, we will sell, the south half of _ DWELLING, Fronting 23 feet 8 1 street witha depth of 114 ‘eet 9 inches to a wide alley iu rear. This Lot ix improved by a Large Weil-built Four- story Brick Dwelling, containing 15 rooms, bath 1 und closets, modern conveniences, centrally ed, convenient to all government departinents, tol and bi ter balance in o: yeurs, notes to Lear 6 per cent interest, ¥ ly sud to be secured by deed o} ‘ty oF all cash at option of purchaser, and two ‘able semii- rust on the A deposit of S300 required at tie of sale, Convey uniciny, & Rurchaser’s cost Terins to be complied with in ten lays, otherwise Tight reserved to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purcbaser after five days’ notice of such resale in some newspaper published in Washing- ton, D.C, DUNCANSUN BRUS., Jez Auctioneers, JRATCHUEFE, DARK & CO, Auctionoera, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF H STREET BETWEEN ND FIFTH S¢KEETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTIO. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 13th. 3, of June, A.D, 1690, in equity'cause 11524, docket 20, wherein, Sophia Sauter, guardian, te complatuant ud Charles . Mille: et al, are defendants, 1 will offer for sale, in frout of the premise on THURSDAY, the TWENTY- SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1890, at SIX 0 2K ‘LOC. P.M, all that certain piece or parce) of laud lying an being in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and known as part of lot numbered seven (7), in square bumbered five ired and seventeen (517), bewin- ning fort 4 point on H street north distant thirteen (1:3) feet six (6) mches from the southwest corner of said lot sud running thence north thirty 30) fret; thence east one (1) foot four (4) inches; thence north thirty- (39) feet nine «() inches, more or less, to the re ine of that portion of said lot heretofore sold to the corporation of Washington by ‘Thomas Sylvester: thence along said rear line to & point on the dividing line between lots seven (7) and sixty-six (66) feet ten and one-half (10 inches from the line of H street aforesaid; thence south with said line to H street and thence weet with A ome ao ot +; trent sixteen: (16) feet nine (9) inches to face of beg nniig. "Terais of sale, ts prevertbed by the decree, are: One- third cash sud the balance at six and twelve months, with interest from the of sale, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or alicash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $20, required at time of axle. Terme to becomplied with in ten days from the day of sale, otherwise the rizht is reserved to resell the property at the ris and cost of the defsuliing purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such re- ___ FUTURE Days. —— DARK & CO., Auctioneers, ‘KI STRES SALE OF A. RE-STORY Bi ELLING. fe Sie PSTREEE NOMTHEAST. CRE: Tav0, DAY, TH TWENTY-}FOURTH DAY OF JU 1 at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., ail of Lot 21, in Ulver Cox's Sn part of square S34, in the city of Wash- nis of ssle: One-fourth of purchase money to be in ¢ash and the residue in equal installments at one, two and three years, respectively, after day of sale, The notes«f the purchaser to De given for the deferred paymen te und to bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from day of sale, payable semi- annually, and tobe secured by deed of trust on the Property sold.or all cash, at option of purchaser, $100 deposit to be paid when bid is accepted and terms of sale to be fully complied with within ten days from Oey, of sale or trustees will resell at riskand cost of ds ting purchaser. ©. WILLIAMSON, Trustee, W. E. EDMONSTON, Trustee, jell-dads Office 500 5th st. nw. S#-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1890, same hour and place. C,H. WILLIAMSON, Trustec, TKUSTEES' SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. 510 F STRELT NURTHEAS |. Under and by virtue of a of Liber 1412, tolio + tFict of Coliimbia, the undersigued tr at public auction, in front of the DAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., al! of Lot 2 in Oliver Cox's subdivision of part of square S34, in the city of Waah- iugton. D, ms of aalerOne-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the residue 1u equal installments atone, two aud three years respectively after day of sale, for which notes of parchaser, bearing interest at Gper cent per . payable semi-annually, to be wiven and to be secut deed of trust on the prop- erty sold, or ali cash, at option of purchaser. #100 deposit to be} aia’ when bid 1s accepted and terms of sale to be complied with in ten days fro! of sale, or trustees reserve the right to resell at rit and cost of defaulting purchaser. C. H. WILLIAMS: W. E/ EDMUNS (0: 500 iy ‘Trnstee, ‘Trastes, ith st. uw. Je11-d&ds S#-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL F.JDAY, JUNE TWENIY-SEVENTH, 1890, same hour aud’ pla ©, H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee, . £, EDMONSTON, Trustee, 500 Sth st. nw, THUSTERS SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK ‘DWELLING No. 8 F si KEET NORTHEAST. Of adeed of trust recorded in of the land records of the Dis- the undersigned trustees will sell, infront of the prem:#es, on TULS: FOURTH DAY OF Fr, 1890 LOCK ¥.M., all of lot 23, iu Oliver Cox's subdivision of part of aqiare S34, in the city of Wash- iuxton, D.C, terms of sale: One.fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the residue in equal install- ments at one, two and three years respectively after «ay . for which 1 ol 6 in terest at 6 per cont per: abie semi-anuually, to be given and to’ be secure dof trust on tie Property sold, or all cesh, at option of the purchaser. 2100 deposit’ to be paid when bid is accepted, and ali terms of sale to be complied with iu ten days from ay of sale, or trustees reserve the right to resell at 11 aud cost of defaulting purchaser. C. HM. WILLIAMSON, ¥. EDMONSTON, Jell-d&ds hoae id avenue by adepth of ey 10 feet wide, ‘Thi ‘ajuable section and apand t of buyers generally, ‘Tern cash, balance in’ one and two Years with interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property, or all cash. All conveyancing and re- cording at cost of purchaser, A deposit of $100 will Le required at tine of sale. S2-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE MEN- tioned property having failed to comply with the terme of sale the property will be resold at lis risk and cost on WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND, 1800, at FIVE. OCLOC ‘Lerms and conditions of sale as mentioned in above advertisement. by order of the ow! jal ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. W Aten & WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 100 feet to an fully situated 5 CAKPETS, &C., AL AUCTION. On MONDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A.M, we shall sell at residence, No. 1001 11th street northwest, a general assortinent of Household Effects, nearly new and in good coudition, yartially enumerated — D FAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED AND CHERRY CHAMBER PLUSH, . OME POLDIN HANGINGS, RL BRU P. B USSELS," HALL AND 84 PETS. SPRINGS,’ MATTRESSES, KI CHEN UTE Sy & WALTER BEDDING, SS B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. Rue E, DARR & CO, Aucti U20 Penn. ave. nw. GOVERNMENT SALE OF ERVICEABLE. GOODS ATU. AL OFFICE, M STREET Be i WEEN TW) POURTH AND TWEN1Y- THINTIETH, at TEN O'CLOCK, ve tthe Sicwal Office, M st. between 2$th and Zotn p.w., Jot of Cmservicealle Goods ns: Ww said Department. ‘Terms cash. By order ROBT. CRAIG, Captain and A.Q AL, U. RATCLIFFE, DAwk & UO. COMBINATION LOCK, 100 D SEAT CHATRS, LARGE DESKS AND PLATFORMS, LL LOT STOKE FIX: ., AT AUCTION WENTY-SEVENTH, at we wil sell the entire cou- id haii, No, 1 vite attention. MILLER IRON SAFF, CANE AND Wo On FIUDAY, It TWELVE O'CLOCK tents of Stidbam’s store est, ad to T ON Q STREET BE THIBD STKEETS NORT RNOON, JULY THIRD, P.M., we will offer for sale, in fro1 of the premises, part of Lor IN SQUAI 1, fronting 20 feet on Q street by a depth of 220 feet to 80-foot alley, muking it desirable tor building on in one and two He semi-annually, ‘operty sod, or all cash: ‘option of purchaser. A deposit of 200 at. time of Ne. Uf terms of sale are not complicd with in ten days from the day of sale right reverved to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulung pur- chaser after five days’ advertivement in some news ished in Washington. D.C. All convey- nid recording at ths cost of te purchaser. FE, DAKK & C TCLIFFE, DAKR & CO., Auctioneers, 920 Petinsylvania avenue uw. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON L STREET BE- TW = ‘TY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SEC- HUNDRED i-SIX FEEL INCHES, RUNNING BACK TO A ¥-FOOT ALLEY. DAY AF'LERNOON, JULY FIRST, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in trout of the preui- ses, ORIGINAL LOT EIGHTEEN, SQUARE SEVENTY-THKEE, having afrout of feet on L street by adepth of 146.1, running back toa 30-foot alley. This ts one of the most desirable lots in the northwest, being near ienal Ofice. all lines of str et cars, markets, &., aud can be readily subdivided into smaller lots. ‘terms mude known at sale, A deposit of $200 wy acceptance of bid. If term le are not complied with in ten days from day of sale right reserved to re- s li the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement in some Lewspaper published in Wushington, D. I con- veyanclug, &e., at the cost of the purchi RRATCUEPE, DARK & Co., Auctioneers, 920 Pa ave. Lew. PARLOR. DINING ROOM, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. "SUCH AS PAKLOR y SIDEBOARD, EX. TABLE, DINING CHAIRS, BED ROOM SUICES, STOVES, ICE BOX, CARPES, UIL PAINTINGS, CHINA AND GLASS WAKE, &, &C, AT AUCTION, On MONDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, at TWELVE QICLOCK M.. we ‘will sell at private Tenideuce, 1615 Madison street, between Pand Q und loth and 16th streets u.w., the furniture contained therein, to which Wwe invite attention. KA CLIFFE, DARK & CO., at Auctionecra, EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 Fat. SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON Q SIKEK} BETWEEN SIXTH MONDAY, THIKTIETH DAY OF JUNE. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., Lots 116 and 117, square 144, said lots having a front of 19 feet each, ‘Terms: One-third cosh, and the balsnce in c1 and two (2) years, with iterest at the rate of 6 cent per annum, payable semi-annually, or all carh, the option of the purchaser. #100 dejosit on each Act attume of sale. Terms to be complied with in days GEO. W. STICKNEY, delt-dede Auctioueer. encanson BROS., Auctioneers, SALE OF LAND AND CATTLE COMPANY STOCK. ‘By virw lateral note will se’) FRI. pat, SUSE Twenty eves Tn, i ry 4 ONE ooeen P.M., within our auction rooms, 9th and D 50 SHABES OF PAR VA. 00 TRE BEE BARBIE LAXD AND Carin OF ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Ai R 920 Pa, ave i.e Washington, D.C. TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE AND CONTENTS TOS PEN NAYLVANIA AVENE RORTHWEST (OWEN HOUSE), WASHINGTON, Doe Bry virtue of a deed of trust dated October 28. 1886, Tecorded October Vv, 1886, in Liber No 120 folto 163 et seq., one of the land records of the Listrict of Columbia, at the written request of the parties there! secured. I will sell st pubiic auction, on MONDAY, JULY 83 TH, 7 OCLOCK AM, on the premises, all’ of the fixtures xnd furniture ip Solari’s Hovel and Kestaurant, No. 14133 Pennsylvania avenue north w Washington, D.C. and ired term of the lease of th: furnished in good style, com and Rack Bar, Ice Box, Counters, Lables, Desks. Chairs, silver and Linen Ware, Walnut sud otber Chamber Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Steam Meating Apparatus, towether with all other Oxtures and furn: ture usually found in a fine Bar, Hotel and Restaurant The restaurant enjoys the reputation of being one of tue finest in the city, and the bar is unexceiled. This house contaius the Kitcheu and Lau: ary in the basement: the Bar, a large Dining Room and a fmlly furnished Billiard and Pool Koom (three Billiard and three Puol Tables) on the ground floor: a large Ladies’ Dining Koom, the Hotel Office ands lange number of Private Dining Rooms, Pantry, Closets, &e. all hand somely furnished, on the second ficor, purj & whole this place ix one of the most tuplete ap all mg that cau be found and is most desirable every wa, The present lease expires July 1, 1894. The rental is ouly @240 per month until Jaly 1, Ls9l, and E Per month ier balance of the term.” Satistactory er. Tanwements can be made for a longer lease if desired. SAusfactory arreneem be made with the Brunswick Buike © for the Bub hard und Pool Tablef complete, the sate Bt belag - eluded in the above-mentioned tras _ hil the above will first be offered as an entirety and if satisfactory bid 8 wot obtained will then be sold an detai terms: As an entirety terms will be stated at time of sa if sold in detail caxh, Property aud premises can b of sale upom application to U inapecte up to time or the attorney. uictioneers, the trustee H. A. SELIGSON, Trustee, 1200 Pa ave. n.w., Washington, D.C. THOMAS M. FIELDS, Attorney, A Cor. $44 and D sis uw. Washington. D.C. RATCLIFFE DARK & CO, Auctioneers, PARTITION SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE “NORTH: WEST COKNER OF K AND TWENTY-FIRST STKEETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed June i, 1¥0, in the @xuse of Johnson ye Johnson, Equity Docket 30, No. 42040, we will sell to the highest biduer, in front of the premises, AT FIVE O'CLOCK IN THE APIER- NUON OF FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY SEVENTH 1890, all of lot numbered 11, in Lomis’ subdivision of square numbered (5, in the city of Washington, front- ing 20 feet on the west aide of 21st st. n.w., at the cor- ner of K st. and running back with an averse depih of 69.58 feet, aud containing about 1,391 square feet " of >ne-third cash: balance in. two one and two years, with inter. puaily at the rate of 6 per cent per d interest secured by deed of trust sh, at purchaser's option. ccst. A deposit of 8100 terms of ale are uct complied with in fifteen days after date of sale. Good title or no kale. BENJAMIN L. WHEFLER, 1755 K st. p.w.; WALLACE 1. CHAPMAN, 011 22d at. n. ‘Trustees, Also, at the same time and place, and upon the same terms and condi 1) be sold Jots #and 14 of the id lots amimediately adjoimine the said lot 11 on the north, each having a frontage of ZO feet on suid jot 9 containing al square feet and lot 10 about 1,307 purchaser of lot 11, to be suid under chancery decree, have the privilege of twking all three lots at the Price Per square fout paid for lot 11, and will thus ac duire 4 muzuificent building site, to frout on either street or on both, as dered. Otherwise the sale of lot 10 will follow that of Jot 12 tnd lot 9 to Le soid last, but the purchaser ot lot 10 will have the privilege of taking lot @at the same price per equare foot, These three lots (forming compact building alte for a mansion or for two or three rich dwellings, to front ou whichever street desired) arem the heart of the faxhionabie quarter of the city and present an opportunity for snvestment or Improvement very sel- dow offered at public sa! Purther particulars from the unders.yned er application. RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, Je16-dkun #20 ave. nw. ATCLIPFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers, 920 Pennsylvania ave.‘a.w, TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, FOUR ROOMS EACH; WA(tR AND SEWERAGE. KNOWN AS Nos. 12 AND 13 DINGMAN PLACE, AT AUCTION On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY- EIGHTH, AT SIX U'CLUCK, we will offer for sale in front of the premises, SUB LOTS 141 AND 142, SQUARE 628, with the improvements, consisting of two Two-story Brick Houses. Terms made known at sale. A eposit of $50 re quired at time of sale on each house. Ii the terms of sale are pot compled with in fifteen days from day of sale right is reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost ot the defaulting purchaser after” five days’ advertisement in some Lewspaper published in: Was ington, D.C, Adi conveyancing, &c., at the cost of the HATCLIFFE, DAKK & CO, Auctionvers. __ PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES, DEPARTMENT OF Justice, Washington, ).C., June 23, 1590.—Sealed Vroposals ior furmshung the Department of Justice with the necessary supplies of the following articles, Uawely, Fuel. Ice, Stationery, Washing Towels, Mis. cellancous, tur its use during the fiscal year ending June 30,1801. will be received uutil TWELVE O'CLOCK M., yor ps JULY SEVENLH, 1500, at the office of the ciief clerk and auperintendent of the building. The richt to waive defects aud to reject any or all Lids is reserved. Blank forms and information will be furnished on application. W. HH MILLER, Attorney General PROLOSALS FOR FURNISHING FIRE AND Street Hydrants—Oftice of the Commissioners, Washingten, D.C. June 1S, 1890 —Scaled Proposals will be received st this office until TWELVE 0 CLOCK M. ON MONDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, 180, for furnish: jug 75 Fire Hy drauts and 50 Street Hydrante.as herein- utter euumerated. For specifications, forms on wich Vids must be made, und all other information, apply to tuis office. ‘The night is reserved to reject aly aad all bids or parts of bids. J. W. DOUULASS, L. G. HINE, HM. ROBEKT, Commissioners D. PNQKOSALS FO IRON BEAMS AND GINDERS— Office of Building for Library ‘of Congress, 145 East Capitol street, Washington. D-C,, June 20, 1890. Seyarate sealed proposais for furnishing and delivering the rolled iron beats aud plate and trussed girders re~ quired for the building for Library of Co1 in this city, will be received at this office untii TWO O'CLOCK YM. ou 1HUKSDAY, THE THIKD DAY OF JULY, 180, aud opened imnieuiately thereafter in presenee of bidders. ‘Specificat-ous, yeneral instructions ahd conditions and blank fornis ‘of proposal may be ob- tained ou applicution at this (fice BERNARD & GLEEN, Superintendent sud Engineer. RCHITECT’S OFFICE U. 8. CAPITOL, MAY 28, 1S8¥U.— Proposals tor Marble aud Granite Work for Fountain avd Basin and for Bronze Vases and Laup Posts for Terrace U.S. Capitol. Separate proposals for the above will be received until THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH, 1890, Tw Noo! this office, where p models may now be ‘seen. — E! itect U.S. Capitol, ARD CLAKK, Arch- 30K5,7,4,1%,14,17,19,21, 23,25, PRCLOSALS FOR CEMENT FOR THE DISTRICT of Columtia.—Ofiice of the Coramissioners D.C., shingtun, June 20, 1890.—Sealed proposals will be Feveived at this office uutl TWELVE O'CLOCK M. oa THURSDAY, JULY TRNTH, 1800. for furnishing lic works of the District Colum. 1ou8 can office Upon application therefur, to- wether with all necessary infor) ‘and ouly bide ou these forms will be cousdered. served to reject auy and all Lids or parts of JW. DOUGLASS, LG. HINE, H. Ml. ROBERT, Comints siouers D. r LADIES GOODS. S| ae FRONTS! ‘sin order by piain combing at MLLE. M. J. PRANDIS, 1329 F et. n.w. Ors, Harrison's, Inuporter of Fine Freuch Mair Goods, lairdressing. rats Shampooing CCORDION (PRENCB) PLAITING, 35 CTS. PER yard. Kuife Piaituux, 2 cts. per yard and up. G. \y. LUCAS, Manufacturer of Piaiting, 908 9th si. nw. Pibking. 3e2]-lan* ADIES WISHING THEIR FINE LACES DONE Up in first-class French style, White aud Sati resses, Lace Curtains o specialty, at reasonusbi ypiges, Call st MADAME VALSONIS gia stad: Ub «t aw, +m* J EXCH DYEING, sooURING LEA! ING ESLABLISHMENT, 1205 New York ave, First-ciase Ladies, aud Geuts' work of every descr tion,” Fiush, Velvet and Evening Dresses. ANJO AND CAKOLINE LENCH, iurmerly win A. Fischer iud Maison Yriese, Paris. eu NTION FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- LISHMENT AND Dik WOKS, #06 G BT_N.W. Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments ot all kinds cleanedaad Dyed without being myped. Ladies’ Lveniux Dresses Sepecialty. ‘Lhirty-hve years’ experience. Frices mod- te, Goods called for aud desivered. ALE NOCL GAMER TS. SADE UP Ou RIPPED, a Fiscit sl¢ ¥U6 ase, aw. PROFESSIONAL. ROF, CLAY, THE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY Tenable geiuiue apd ‘vatura-lor Clairvoxu Astrvioner: and Mediom im this city, bora with veil and wondertul prophetic giftot second sight; reveals every biuden mysiery: fds lost 0: stolen property; bring reperated {CRUSES )peeRy Matrices; Wes, stccene an Libibess moves ial trvailes, evi influences; su Tice Ob LUsIDeSs, Ws. oF amy tuing ‘ou are in douvt of. Ali busiuess coufidential. Never Anown to fa. Hours, 9 a.m. 03:30pm Sandaya2totpm e260" . LAVHAL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIKVOY- Mais ena Rtisionnt, che seventh darian bose has WeLGeriul Leallug power. es Lakes eS SoS ee 10, ¥i0 F at nw, a MER, THE ONLY WONDEI 2s, DEERER, Be ADERFUL sale in some newspaper published in Washingtou. D. COMPANY STUCK. Giftea huglish city. C. All conveyancing and recording at purchaxet’s cost. | Parties interested take uotice. ‘Veils all events of Lite. Ultice hours, 4am. to¥ p.m : “a ‘Termms cash, ‘By order of bolder of dam weuupme aii jedbe ce SAUTE Saari, Sidi "BUNCANSON BRON Atctioncers, | Ch >wudsy tein 108 Te eon = ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. Auctioneers. BROOKE TELLS ALL_THE EVENTS bitte aed Te cnutaenin saneee UN! pl bers san” dete eae Sa aocsspelaerlc= pony BAL ids Benene se sccres | Beets SEIS BUILDING LOT ON L STREET BE- 4 . = OED STREETS NOTH CEST AND NEAR THR Bevan ty cate NO. AIT. cuties | on MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUSE rHintreTa, | far auleat Rublic auction 4 erry we! H, D. Bane oo sien trometer bit 1890, at RIX O'CLOCK, we sell, 1a front of thé } C Pa al oat hs ert IMPORTER AND TAILOR, * LOT 52, IN SQUARE 73, in the eity of Bieta SPRING AND SUMMER 1890, 18 feet 6 inches on L street by adepth of 95. Bropers iying on the east, Cy ho x Full Stock of The property isin one, of the est sections, of the | Bisth street, with a depth Of about 265 fect to 20 | FOREIGN SUITINGS BUSINES, bc. ' Bipual Giice anf may sine priate rnslences, aia Tale | Rema ira cash, balance in two equal é HD. Bann ta euore = =a] foes 2 per covtam ime aay of Sle my 1111 Penns. ave. “ earuce ar ae MANICURE. terms must be complied I ayy the: ss ainreigiag bos 8 pet 735th stn. we Sete J023-c08de aw, | cure iow text ALTIM, OMIO RAILROAD, Babedute wi ettect Sune | eae ee eee New Jersey, 7 FS: Qicaroan venueand Cetrret a fees daily TSO un eres For Gncimpati, St ‘sued India express @aily, 3 sand 1 et Leal . For Pritts, aha exgeen mm, ahd 840 pent Cleveland, ex: dey 9.308 1} oy {euinaton and points te the Shenandoah Valles, am For Winchester and way stations, 15.30 p.m. For Luray, 13:50 and °8 40 pan, Yor Baluniore, week day 5.00, 6.35. 7.2 ae 7 . §00.6:35.7 20, Daten nee eet: 8:90, © 20 411-00, i vo, minute Sundays, 4 30 an. 00, 45 minutes). i > Minutes) 325, $20, 4:52, $00, G1K 6 i0da Washington, week da: 800. Sate ae ae 10. 2.50, 3,8 20 Sundays, am 10-33 eae 30, 8-30. & 3b. TOW sna ti oopa For Aunapolis, & . 12-30, and 4.20 ue Leave Aunape 350 pan sundays, pliten Branch, 6 30, TiMeipal si 19.30 p x je and Way mation For Gaithersburg ap ters 10-00, 411-00 am, 11-00, 10-00; 111200 pm. For Boyd's and iutermediate stations, Church tra leaves Waauingt Pm, stopping at all of Frederick. 16 $1210, 13:80, 14:30 00 pom. on Sunday at 1:15 ropolitan Braue, wW, 111.30 am NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION or New York, Trenton, Newark. s J-/aud bi TRO, 710.01 Vand 10-30 p.m. Butlet Parlor € ay truius. “Sleepitig Car un tue 1030 at)-00 1 *4.05, +8 -00,*10.00, 5 apd 710-30 » Wilmington and ©) WO BOER, “2.50, “48K eater, "4.05, 2800 am, . Gd, aud 10:30 p.m, For intermediate oints bet! a of Philadeiphia, t5.00 "a 0 ee Ng oa are} bm. for Washington, *0.« iraina leave New 3. 0, *5 00 Osan, *2 phis for W. Am, T1140, For Atlantic City, 4:05 and 20 am 10:90 ian, Sundaye 4 OB am and 1 nerton, “41, co 12:00 noon, peo. FOR BAY KIDGE. days, 91> aan.. 1-30, 4:30 pm. Sundays, 30 a.ns., eave Bay Week 9:3. Escept Suwday wnday on Baxuace called tor and cuecked trou tex dences by Union. Trauefe Uicket offices, G19 aud 1 « 3. T. ODELL. Gen. Mas rpue ourar ENNSYLVANIA RO'TE TO THE SOT. MEAT AN co rnwest. DOUBLE TRACK "SPLENDID SCENLES SILEL KAILA, MAGMIFICEN | EQUIPMENT, 11, 1890. S, FROM STATION, iets, AS FOLLOW In effect 3 TRAINS LEAVE Washi COLNE COF GUN AN: For Pitsburg aud the W jcago Lanited t xprem vt Pullioau Vextibule Cary at 10-50. am, : Fast Line, 10:50 am. datiy to ¢ us and Mt Lous, with Sleeping Care fron lumbus, daily, ex dleeping Car igeton 8 Harrisbury to ati, aud 1) Western kaprens, jhe Care Washingte comnec ing Sleepers for Louisviile and Memphis Paciie Bx Press, 10:00 p m daily, for Pittsburg and the West, with through Sleeper to Jittsbux, abd Pitwsburg to Chicago, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, with Nieep: St. Louis, rough « hicnye daily at Harrsbur with For hane, « daivua, hochester aud Niagara Falle dail buncay, 5-10 aan, For Erie, Canandaigua sud Rochester daily, for Buf- }Oand Niaxara daily, «xcept Saturday, 10:00 pun, 1h Sleeping Car Washington to. Roc ti For Willunapert, Lock Haven aud F iy, except Sunday. For Williaiuaport daily, 3-40 p.m. FOR PHILADELPHI 4 Liuited Expre Gare, 9:40 ain. aaily, except Nun¢ wees with Dan FOR PHILADELPIA ONLY Fast express 8:10 2apre-s, Sunday oul For Boston without cliange, 3:15 p.m. every day For Brovkiyn, Noval tituach trelus coup dervey City with boats of Brooklyn An hx direct trausfer to Fulton atre forniage across New York city For Atlantic City, 11:40 ani, week daya, 11 uly For, saliiwore, 0, 8:10, 9:00, 9:40, 10:50, 11-00 and 11:40 au, 12-0 : 4:30, 5-00, 5-40, ard 0 and 9:00 am., 12-05 and 4:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday, Sundays. 4-20 p.m, WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY IN EPRRCT MAY 11,1 For, (Alexandria, 4:30, 0:35, 11-30 pm. 4:25, 4:05, OL. 8 Om uniiay at 4:30, 7 45, 0:45, 10:57 am, 2:30, 6.01, 8.02 aud 10.05 p.as Accommodation ior Quantico, 7-45 am. and 4:55 Plu. Week days; 7:0a1. Sundays, For kichmond and te south, 4:30 and daily. Accommodation, 4:53 ‘Traims leave Aleaepar: 7-29, 920 und 10:37 p.m. Tickets aud iniormaticn at the office, northeast cor- ner 1iith yt. and Peaneylvanm aventie, end at the station, where orders can be left for Use checkity of fo destination trom hotels and residences CHAS. E PUGH, 4. 4. WOOD. General Manaver. [my12] Generel Passenger Avent ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. Schedule iu eftcct MAY 11, 1890. 8:50 agn.—East Tennessee Mail.” daily for Warren. ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lypchture su Stations between “Alexandria aud ‘Lyichbury, Rowu- ke, Atlanta, Bristol, Kuoxvilic, Chuttasoore sud Memphis. Pullman Sleeper Washington to Kome, ve 11:24 am—Fast Meal daily for Cumpeper, Char Jottesville, Stations Chesapenke and Uuio Route, Lynchburg, Kocky Mouut. Iunville and Stations be tween Lyuchburg and Danville. Greensboro Asheville, Chariotte, Birwiugham, tie » New ‘Or i Califorma “Pullinau Sleeper New dork vs snd Fullman Sleepers Atlenta to New Urieans mau Sleeper Danvide to Columb Pu and Auguste. Puil- Cand dO. nen Sieepers Weshington to Cincinnati v Koute P.w.--Daily, except Sunday, for Manasay Tg ALG iwtermediate stations -a.— Daily via Lyncbbury, Bristol and Chat. Poluuian Vestibule micepere Waauiuxton te Metuphis, connecting thence for all Arkansas points, 11:10 p.m.—Western bxprese daily for, Mauaeas Charlottesville, Staunton, Joulsviue, Chueimath Pullman Vestibule iran Washuuwten to Cinciuusts Sith « Pullman sleeper tor Louisville 21.00 p.m Danvilie, Aucusta, Atlanta, “Moutgo aud Caliiormia Puiiman Vestibule Cur Wasuington to New Orleans via Atlanta and Monte, Pu dieeper Washingtou to Birwiughain, Ala, via AU: and Georgia Pacific Keilway, aud’ Pullinsn § Washington t0 Asheville and Hot Spriuye, N.c delisbury. Also Washington to Aucusta via Dauvilie abd Charlotte drains on Washington ai ington 9:00 aim dally, 1-50 p.m. daily exc rive Kound. still an. ; returning } wu. Amaly except Sunda) o oud 3200 p.m, a Pm, brough trains from the south via Charlotte, Dan- 4 villeand Lynchburg errive in Wastington 6:03 a.m. sod 7:10 p.m.; via East Tennessee, Bristol and Lynch- burg at 7°30 p.m. and 9:50 p.1u.; via Chesapeake aid ‘Onie route Vhariottesville at 2:48 pan. aud 7:10 Bam. and 6 a, Strasburg jocal at 10:4 ‘Lickets, sleeping car reservation ad furnished and pagwage checked at offic Pallrond, Gthand b ste Ir ‘an myl0 JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen. Pane. Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, Nonrotx axp oxp rorst. FARE, #150. Steamers Leave 6th street wharf at § p.m. Tues Gay, shuteday, saturday aud Si . Further infor luatiou Jelepuone Call U4. Lands “st Colonial Beach Saturdays, my 9-6m PO NOKFOLK AND FORTRESS MONKOE. Steaiuer GLU. LIAL. Frou 7th st. wliart Mon ‘edusendaye aud Pridaye, st 0. < 3 NECTION WITH BOSION AND PHOVIDENCE SI PAMLES Pare: $2 stnaie: round tri €3. “Tickets and rooms at B. aud O. ticket offices, O19 and gol Ya. ave, and Hawley"s, 14th and New York ave. ver lurther sbtormuats: F's othica on whart. ‘Lelepboue Wa WELCH. supe and Gen. Axi uly potonac TRANSPOK1ATION COMPANY. For Baitimore and Liver Landings Steamer SUR CALL. Gecghepan, leaves dtepbensen's wharl every Eihcag at Svickeck yous hor durtucr ote STEPHENSON & L.K0., Beventa Street Wart. 70K POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IKON BUEAMLL “WARES TELD eaves 7thst, wbart ob MONDA\N, THURSDAYS $b0 DALUMDAY Bat Fam, hetuming TUESDAYS, DIDALS snd BUNDAIS p.m, touchoe ot Kiver pa Lecuardwem, Ra, Connects wil i es m, Ma, Cupuects with Bi aka Ot feeachedule. JOMN B PADGETT, LIDLEY” Manager. ‘ae