Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1890, Page 7

_— a, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. i Ld D. C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER’ 6. 1890, —. I A-hcad of everything that can be used for washing and cleaning, is PEARLINE. If your work is heavy, it is a necessity ; ifyourworkislight, it is a duxury. labe It lessens the or of washing, and helps everywhere in the houseworl The -re’s nothing so harmless —so effective—so popular and yet so new—it is rapidly suc- ceeding soap. Try it forwash- ing any’ try dishes—try it for washing thing—everything ; only it—for your own sake and ours. A house without Pear- line is “behind the times.” Beware of imitations. 189 JAMES PYLE. N.Y. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & €0.S Breakfast Cocoa ig No Chemicals are used in its preparation. Tt has more than three times Ge strength of Cocom mixed with Streh, Anowroot or Sugar, and is therefare far more economical, F) coming less than one cent acvp. 't is de cious, nourishing, strengthening, E.a- (§ Stuy DicEsten, and admirably edepted for invalids as well as persone iu heaith, Sold by Grocers everywhere. “Another batch of orders and testimonials for ‘Wolff's Acme ‘When I deliver mailto Wilt & ‘my work is done.” One single delivery bringing one hundred and twen- ty seven testimonials, sounds as though some people WOLFF & RAHOOLPH, Philadelphia, The ‘Bost Blacking for Men. Women and Children. THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. Beecham’s Pills For Billous and Nervous Disorders. “Worth a Guinea a Box ”—but sold 29 Balt ¥ for 25 BY ALL ines FINE SHOES, F STREET N.W., BET. 9TH AND 10TH. ore Store, 4 and 6 West Baltimore st. 7 Baltimore, Ma. Where 616 7TH ST. X.W, ‘Have opened a first-class retail credit JEWELRY STORE, they will constantly keep on hand a complete CITY AND _ DISTRICT. "No other paper published has anything like half as many readers in the city of Wash- ington as has Tae Evextxe Stan, and no other one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit of ite circulation. SOCIAL MATTERS. What Well-known People Are Doing— Personal Mention. Miss Alice Williams, an Indiana vocalist, who has been at the Leipsic Conservatory of Music for the past two years, sang most acceptably a solo at St, Matthew's Church yesterday morn- ing. Miss Williams leaves for Leipsic in two weeks to complete her musical oducation, Prof. and Mra, Alex. Graham Bell are still at their Cape Breton place in Nova Scotia, Miss A. Bell, who has been with them for some time, Ras returned to the city. Mra, Isaac Henderson and her sister, Mrs. Frey, aro back from Kennebunkport, Me., where they wore for the past few monthe, and are now in their home, No. 1642 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Carbaugh, who was with them during the simmer, has gone west to join her husband at his post. Judge and Mrs, Kelley and Miss Kelley are back in the city from a summer tour through Enrope and are located in their own bouse, No. 1919 N street. Mrs. B. F. Leighton and ber motber, Mrs. Bachelor. are back from White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia and are located for the winter at No. 1621 2ist street, Mr. Wm. H. Dunstor, U.S. vice consul gen- eral in St. Petersburg, who has lived for thirty years in that city. is spending, with his wife, a few months in this country. “Mr. Dunstor, who is the superintendent of the imperial bank note engraving bureau, that prints the paper money of the empire, was commissioned to purchase in this country a geometrical lathe to be used in his departmeut. Mr. and Mrs, Duustor made a visit to Col. and Mrs. de Arnaud at Carlton Hill, N.J., before the latter closed their place and came to this city. Mrs. Harlan presided at the first meeting of the season held by the managers of the Ladies’ Aid, Garfield Memorial Hospital, at the hosp- tal on Saturday. Mrs. Dolph was absent from the meeting owing to an incisposition that has been preventing her from keeping her appoint- | ments for the past fortuight. At the next mect- | ing, to be hed at the residence of Mrs. KR. ( Ratherford, No. 1311 Corcoran street, Friday, the sewing circle will be organized. Chief Justice Richardson and his daughter, Mrs. Magruder, and her two children have re- turned from their trip abroad and are in the city at their nome, No. 1739 H street. Gen, and Mrs, Burbridge will return to the city from their continental tour on the 15th of November, and will go to their houSe, which has been closed all summer, No. 1125 14th street. Col. Batcheller has consented to remain at his post in the Treasury until the 25th instant, and will therefore not sail for Portugal uncil the Ist of November. Mrs, and Miss Batcheller will also remain in the city through this month. Dr. D. F. Finley and family have returned from a pleasant visit in Michigan, Miss L. M. Carr of St. Louis is visiting the city and is at the Langham. Frederick Vernon Coville of the Department of Agriculture and Miss Elizabeth Harwood Boynton were married at Lockport, N.Y., Sut- urday. Invitations have been issued for the mar- riage of Miss Annie Louise Fenwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fenwick, and Mr. Sanford Nesbitt Whitwell. The ceremony will take place at the Church of the Covenant on Wednesday, Octover 15. iss Virginia Randolph Faust has returned to the city, having spent the summer among the mountains of Virginia. Mrs. L. R. Smith has returned from New Jersey and is located for the winter at 1513 T street northwest. Master J. Guida O’Neale, who has been sum- mering at Derwood, Md., returned home on Saturday afternoon much improved in health, Mrs. George L. Otis of St. Paul is visiting her mother, Mrs. C. 8. Mix, i517 3ist street, Georgetown, Dr. Henry J. Cresson has returned from California with his family and they are at their home, 1122 16th atrect. Representative Wm. E. Mason and wife have gone to Chicago for an indefinite period, Mrs. W. H. Forrest of Jersey City is stopping at 1214 16th street northwest, with Rev. Mr. Handy’s family, Mrs. L. C. Campbell, 1302 Rhode Island ave- nue, has returned from the mountains of Vir- ginia and will receive informally on Tuesdays in October, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. F. Worden Grabam. ‘Miss Mae V. Petty has gone to visit relatives in Roanoke county, Va. Dr. M.D. Peck and family have returned from a visit to friends in central New York and are scttled for the winter at 1343 Q street. pam em = TRADES FOR NEWSBOYS, Classes to be Organized at the News- Dboys’ Home. The newsboys of the city who are sharp enough to see the advantage of learning a trade in addition to their regular business of seling papers can, under the arrangements that have recently been made, receive a great deal of assistanco from the Newsboys’ Home in their laudable efforts. Two men have been em- ployed to teach the boys, one in tailoring and the other in shoemaking, while Mr. Sweeny, the superintendent of the home, stands ready to give instruction in carpentering. An invitation has been issued to all the boys who desire to enter any of these classes to be at the home this evening at 7 o'clock, so that they may be enrolled and the final arrangements completed for beginning the work, Classes will probably be held three evenings in the week and algo in the day time if enough boys can be got together between the hours of selling the morning and afternoon Le poe The regular nightschool at the home wil begin its sessions for the winter some time next month. Peete en por FORGERY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Two Bills of Indictment Against B. Shepherd White. The grand jury today found two bills of in- @ictment against B. Shepherd White—one charging embezzlement and the other forgery, found on the evidence of C, M. Matthews, John H. Corning and T. Peray Myers, and the first stock and large assortment of Dismonds, Watches, | Charges the embezzlement of $200 on May 2, Jewelry, Silverware, &e., which they will sell ons > special credit system cheaper than can be bought else. | Yolumiaous document of thirty counts, charg- “here forcash, thereby enabling our patrons to have the use of the article while they are paying for it, We keep a full stock of all the best grades of Ladies’ aud Gentlemen's GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, Including Split Second and Repeaters, Also HOWARD, ROCKFORD, ELGIN, WALTHAM, HAMP- TUN AND SWISS MOVEMENTS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING 4 SPECIALTY, can and learn how to buy goods on our special erect system before purthasing elsewhere, Open evenings. Goods delivered on first payment, ese wt THE JAMES POWERS CO,, $26 7TH ST. N.W, Up Stare Canrers, opened a besutiful line of Wiltone, Moquetts, *, body Brussela, Ti I ¥ vt Body Brusse eens Daan, perain Carpets; Matein choice patterae: Lace © Saab jatwit choice pattere: ayiainn Saab (arte Veiv Tha Cagpet Kuss, all aad Sinyree ieuge and gied Drap-ricn tm great Variety. Sadist Those 1 we: thear advantage Pom re stuck before 2g su 15S F at. Tux Tuousox.Hovsrox Exzcrass COMPA, wT. Ce ASHINGTON OFFICE, 1638 F 8% $336 May 19 and £500 July 1. The second is a ing forgery of $200 check on Riggs & Co. May 2, $336 on same May 16, $500 on same July 1, each check being the subject of ten counts, pat hos Five Years in Albany Penitentiary. This morning in the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, the sentence of one year and one day inthe Albany penittntiary passed on Henry H. Tucker, alias Wm. 8, Scott, June 18 last, was suspended during good behavior, and the defendant was released on his personal bonds, He was convicted May 12 of obtaining mouey and rings from Miss Helana Audenreid by fase representations, engaging her a8 an opera singer. Wm. Harris, alias Johnson, colored, who plead guilty Saturday of robbing $1.75 from Catherine E. McGrath on July 25, was called up for sentence, Assistant District Attorney Clagett stated that this class of cases was be- coming too common and while there was no record of the prisoner, he had been consorting with thieves. He asked as there was several cases in which ladies had been knocked down asin this case that the sentence be such ag would deter others. Harris asked the court to e lonient,as this Was the first time he had been ere. The chief justice said he had made a vet bad start, and it was not a light offense to a tack a lady with aclub. It was an vated caseand he bad noticed im the pul that this class of crime was increasing, and for all they knew he may pre of some of the cones. He oy Saentence of five years pel ‘ntiary at —the mean of the limit—three to seven peel Kept the Cash; Threw the Watch Away. Otto Kleinheim, a young German baker, ap- peared as the prosecuting witness in the case of acolored woman named Eliza Fry, alias Williams, who was charged in the Police Court today with robbery. The case was on trial be- fore J Miller. The his money and watch. the money drop and saw the woman throw the go Miller held the woman in 9500 await action of the grand jury. The j remembered the woman as having been before the court on previous occasions, . WAR ON THE GAMBLERS, “Boston Club, No, 1,’ Raided by the Police—Crap Was the Game. “Boston Club, No. 1," was the sign over the door of house No. 307 8d street southw est Sat- urday night when Sergeant Daily and a couple of officers made a raid upon the piace because they heard men inside playing “crap.” When the officers ontered there was money on each of the four corners of the cloth, but the players did not wait to pick up the cash, Some left through the back door, while others went out the window, carrying the sash with them. William Waiker, the alleged responsible per- son, was arrested and taken before Judge Miller this afternoon on a charge of violating the gambling law. WALKER HELD FOR THE GRAND sURY. ‘The first point raised by counsel was that it was an incorporated club, but Judge Miller told him that that made no difference and held Walker in $300 bonds to await the action of the grand jary. — Rememper free excursion to Froderick on Wednesday. For tickets cali on Thomas C. CraLMgrs, 1418 F street aorthwest.—Adrt, AMUSEMENTS, Seats on salo at Droop’s musi¢ ubilee singers from Fiske University al Hall Thursday evening. Vocal and instrumental concert evary even- ing at St, Peter's Church fair. and festival German celebration today. This evenitg at Schuctzen Park. Admission 25 cents. Standing room only was the order at the “Destruction of Pompeii” Saturday night. and the pictures of Gens. Grant and Sheridan in fireworks were received with an ovation. The exhibition will be presented again tomorrow night, when Mr. and Mra, Cleveland’s pictures will be given, Wednesday evening the Hilton trophy. won at Creedmoor by the District N.G. Rifle Team, wt'l be the feature of the fire- works, and on that oceasion the members of the team, with Gen. Ordway and staff in full uniform, wil! be in attendance. Tucaday night is Columbia night, and the Sharpless «up, won the Columbia Ath!etit Club boat crew at ten Island, will be the feature, The Columbia Ciub officers and the officers of all other boat clubs will be invited to attend in a body. The program for the week wil’ be ver’ fino and a number cf local novelties and attri ticns will be announced later, or> for Music THE LUTHERAN SYNOD. One Hundred and Fifty Delegates Ex- pected to Attend. All arrangements have been perfected for the opening of the seventy-first convention of the Maryland Lutheran synod at Memo Chureh tomorrow. The delegates will prob- ably commence to arrive this evening, and whon at 2 o'clock tomorrow President Hemrig- hausen calls the convention to order something like 150 delegates, clerical and lay, willbe in attendance. ‘The president for the coming year will be elected tomarrow, and while sev- era] names have been mentioned no one has become so prominent as to make his election assured, . Dr, Morris of Baltimore is spoken of as well as others, Pary’s “Last Days or Pomren” all the week beginning Tuesdar, October 7, at Atlantic par! 1ith and U sts. Tickets at Brentano’s.—Adrt. penne neers Claiming Their Brother’s Estate. 4 petition has been filed in the Probate Court in the case of the estate of Wm. McDaniel, who died hero in 1887, asking that letters of admin- istration on his estate be issued to Thomas B. Stahl, The petition is made by Edward, Charles and Thomas §. McDaniel of New Jor- sey, who claim to be the brothers and only heirs, and state that a woman who lived with deceased and bore his name took possession of his estate and now hives at 630 M street north- west, but they assert that she is not the widow and was never married to him, and they claim to be entitled to the estate and ask a citation to the widow, es Charles Dowden’s Mental Condition. Atthe “Swampoodle” branch of the Police Court this morning a bookbinder named Chas. Dowden was arrained on a charge of threaten- ing his wife. Mrs. Dowden and her two young daughters appeared with tears in their eyes and told Judge Miller the story of their do- mestic unhappiness. They said that whisky was not the cause, but they did not think the mind of Dowden was altogether right. They told of his queer actions lately, “One day,” said one of his daughters, “papa would hide himself and ery. He imagined that somebody was after him to take his jifo.” Mrs. Dowden said she had been married twenty-six years, and she wanted something done for her own protection, but she did not want her husband sent to jail. Judge Miller thought that upon the showing of the man himself he should be examined by physicians as to his insanity, and for that pur- pose the case was continued ——__— District Supreme Court in Session. ‘The Supreme Court of the District convened its October term at 11 o'clock today—Chief Justice Bingham, Justices Hagner, James, Cox and Bradley present. The chief jnstice said the calendar not being ready no cases could be called or assigned, The bonds of Alfred G, Osborn and M. V. Buckey, justices of the peace, were approved. Henry A. Brawner and James Carter were reappointed constables, The court adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow and will then take up the calendar, —_—_———— Next Sprrx@ you will be sorry you did not buy in Wesley Heights, * The Children’s Progressive Lyceum. This organization, the juvenile department of the Firat Spiritualist Society in Washington, resumed its Sunday morning sessione in Grand Army Hall, on the avenue, yesterday. ‘The at- tendance at this first session following vacation was surprisingly large. The adult members of the society were out in considerable numbere and joined the groups, taking part in the in- quiries, the songs and responsive exercixes, Condactor Chas. Snyder, the chiof officer of the lyceum, gave an interesting opening ad- dress. Several recitations, quotations, &c., were given by members, the exercises proper concluding with the banner mareh, lod by Daisy Held, acting guardian, ’Mrs. Parslow presided at the organ. A goodly num- ber of books were given out by Librarian Clen- dening. The library contains about 300 vol. umes, selected with special reference to the liberal and sunny philosophy of the society. Mrs. Glading, the speaker for the month. was introduced after a brief welcome address by President M. L, Edson, Mrs, Glading’s dii cou was devoted to the theme “There is no death,” in which she touched upon the events occurring during vacation, dwelling with athetic interext upon the decease recently of Miss Laura Julibn, a member of the choir and most highly esteemed, —————_ Indictments Today. The grand jury of the April term of the Criminal Court, for the District of Columbia made their final report te Chief Justice Bing- ham today and was discharged with the thanks ofthe court. Their report comprised indict- menté against the following persons: James T, Muldoon, alias James T, Malone, Joseph Graves, Isanc Hanlion and Beverly Smith, Charles Smith, violating pol- toy tow) WW. MC." Gordon, forgery; ‘m. ‘Taylor, alias Johnson, — horse stealing; James O'Brien, house breaking; Alice Beckett, larceny; Alex Campbell, assault with intent to kil; James Ford, larceny from the person; John’ Marshali, house breaking; Samuel Walker, assault; Wm. Fantroy, em- bezzlement; B. Shepherd White, forgery and embezzlement, and Wm. McIntosh, assault with intent to kill. The following cascs were reported ignored: Robert Young, criminally kuowing a child under sixteen years; Thos. McHugh, do.; Jonas West, aasault with intent to kill; Kate Spindler, grand larceny; Jesse W. Plowman, embezzlement; Honora Lawler, assault with intent to kill; Grant Boyles, grand larceny; John J. Verser, violating civil service law, and Washington Monroe, bigamy. —— Dox't Lose your opportunity, Heighta . PP! ty, —-___ A Drunken Witness Fined. ‘This afternoon when the case of Patrick Sheehy, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar, was called-injthe Police Court one of the witnesses for the prosecution, Henry Shaw, who had been asleep on one of the settoes, was called, but he was found to be intoxicated. ‘The case was Postponed and Judge Miller fined the intoxicated witness 85, “That s all right,” shouted Shaw, “I'll see ‘The judge thereupon incrensed the fine to bat $10, subsequently reduced: it to the first Wesley AUCTION SALES. ~__ THIS AFTERNOON. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. VALUBLE _UNIMPROVED PROPER” iN 1 COUNER OF LINGAN OR THIRT: Satie AND PROSPECI SIREETS, GEORGETO |X, D.C, AY AUCTION On THURSDAY, OCTOBER SECOND, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, I will'sell all of Lot 34 and part of Lot 45 in square 3c in Georgetown, fronting 100 fect on the south ade of Prospect street aud 120 feet on cast side of Linga oF Both street. This property will be divided inte five building lots, each {routing 20 feet by a depth of 120 feet ‘Terme: One-third eash, balance in one and two yeara with notes bearing interest und secured by deeds of sn of purchas:®. $30 de posit required on ewcii lot at the time of aie. All convey= i recordine at purchaser's cost. Fdeds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, t7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON- sequence of the rain wnt! MONDA\, OCTOBER SIXTH. 1800, same Lourand place. dks THOMAS DOWLING, A\ 1890, at FIVE O'CLOL Premises, part of LOT 2, SQUARE 343, fronting 21 feet 4 inches by an averuze dopth of 94 feet with alley in rear. = ed by 8 Three-story Brick House d the sale presents a splendid ent, balance in one and two interest trom day of 5 i-apnnally aud to be aecured By deed of trust on premises, or all cash, at option of pur- chaser. A deposit o 0 required at tinue of sa Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be mplied with in 10 days, otherwise riht reserved to eit at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after o ys advertisement of such resale in some Hewspaper ablished in Washing to O-deds DUNCA HOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT IMPROVED LY Two- SLOKY AND MANSAKD-RC BhICE DWELL- ING, WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING, NO. 936 E SERKET SOUTHWEST. tue of a deed of trust, BROS,, Auetionoers. ecorded in Liber No. ¢ land records of the Dist ol 0 eijiicst of the party thereby se- cnited, we'will seil at public auction, in Jrout of the premises, on MONDAY, OCTOBER ST HALE-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK P.M, Lot SNS, with the mproven mu its IM six, twelve’ and eihteen 1 Which notes of purchaser, bearing interest from day of ct secured by deed 0: trust on property sold will nd ull conveyanciny and recording, at purclinset's cost. If terms of wale are not coiplied with in fifteen days frou sale the property will be re at the risk and { tink purchaser, ping Star. Trustees, ne WAGGAMAD W. PILL NG, Auctioneer Ei THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, aks ee Tr EVENING. \ OLD AND S'LVER WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS, WH silver Ware, Oil Paintings suid Accor iec THIs EVENING AP HALE-Past $1 Venu. ave nw. FECHNER, Aucty ay TO-MORROW. _ VW. LowENTHAL, AUCTIONEER. AUCTION SAL CuPUKERY tH, ) GOODS PUL SANDLAI WM. LOWENTHAL, AUCTIC s JP HOKSE, WAGON, DAY SON 1 UESDAY,OCTOBEK SEVEN THAT T We will sell at public suction at ol sales ro Oth wud D sts. u.w., 1 Bay Horse, good worker ii harness, 1 Platform Spring Wagon, 1 Light Koad ¢ good as uew, 1 New Dayton W VNew I combimanon lock, 1 Bias Lop Desk,.with side we DUNCANSON BKOS,, ~ = & Auctioncers,_ DPUXCANSON BrOS., Aue ioncers, Vth dad D sta, n.w, FHOLD FURNITURE, TAKE PLACE W OUR LARGE SDAY KOOMS ON TUESDA MORNING, © SEVENTH, 1890, COM- MENCING LEN O'CLOC M 2 AX CONSISTING LN” PART “OF ALE OF tou AND ‘Ve rhers. To PIERAND MANTEL MIR. SED PLUSH, SATIN DaM- SD HAL CLOTIL SUITES, SOFAS, # BU TABLES, ARM CHAIRS, PATENT. RC KLOM CHAINS, ONE V RECEPTION AND I 4 RY FINE WALNUT AND MIRKOK FRONT ALM. WALNUT FOLDING BED; COST “S MARY TABLUS, CHAIRS WHAT aul, NC1 Desk, SECR BOOK SHELVES, ke, & AND OAK E3 LENSION CHATS AND FUKNIS DUAK BLD SUL WAKDIC 5 A ABOUT 100 NEW AND MOQUET, | BODY OLHER CARPE’ 1x0 A TWO HOGSHEADS OF CKOCKE SIGNED, CONTAINING BRCAKEAST AND D NEK PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, VEG. DISHES, MEAT PLATTERS, SOUP TUKL! 2T OF SHELVING, COUNTERS AND STORE URES. of SECOND-HAND VELVET, BRUSSELS, INGKAIN AND JUST CON- FIX JATHEFE, DARK & Co. G LAR WELL-MADE PARLOR FU UT. CHERRY, ASH, aNTIQUE OAK AND OTHER CHAMBER SL15, WARDROBES, CABINETS, BOOK _ CASES. DESKS, OFFICE CHAIRS, 'SIDENOARDS, E TENS NG CHALES, CHINA s HAIR AND OTHER MAT TRESSES. HAL UKNILCRE, SLOVES, KITCHEN REQUISITES, LARGE ASSOKTMEN' AND RUGS, ii. LINK OF ROUSE- DUDS, AT AUCTION SDAY MOKNING, OCTOBER SEVENTH, YCLOCK, at our ‘sales rooms, n.w., to which we (uvite general attention, sold within the roon NO STKEFT DISPLAY. of. RATCLIFFE, DAK & CO,, Aucts, I[MoMAS DOWLING, Auction SPECIAL SALE OF IMPORTED BULBS, COMPRISING. ND DOUBLE HY ACINTUS OF THE FIN- KIETIES, POLYANTHUS, NARCISSUS, KOCUS IN D DOUBLE OTHER Rake BULBS. Ou TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1890, at ELEVEN 0" Tsuail sell within my auction roclus a superb consiummment of 13 Caacs. of Imported Bulbs. Dealers and private buyers should sive thinsale their special atteation, O8-Bt THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, 1OMMENCING TOMORROW, OCTOBER FIRST 1890, M. DAILY, GREAT LOARS, SILKS AND GOODS, LADIE UNDERWE, INGS,WHITE 5, PARASOL: ‘S, FIN “AM goods ai FVENTH STREET NORTH- IRE STOCK IS DISPOSED OF. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED TO. GOOVS WILL BE SOLD WITHUUT RESERVE, 0-8" E WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioncerg, SALE or HIGH COST AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF THE VERY BEST MAKE, No, 1428 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH- WEST, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, COMMENC- ING ATTEN O'CLOCK A.M., wo shall sell at resi- deuce No. 1428 Massachusetts avenue northwest a Choice Collection of Household Furniture, Carpets, &e. ONE OVER STUFF PARLOR SUITE UPHOL- STERED WITH WILTON RUGS, EASY CHAIRS UPHOLSTERED IN BROCKATELLE, CHERRY NTER TABLES, HAND-PAINTED SCREENS, CHERRY EASELS, OIL PAINTING BY DURAND, PORTIERES, BRONZE STANDING LAMP, HANDSOME CHERRY CHAMBER SUIT! GLASS; ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITES, LADIES’ WRITING DESK, HANDSOME ANTIQUE OAK HALL RACK, EXTRA SIZE PLATE GLASS CHIFFONIER, WICKER COUCHES AND CHAIRS, ELEGANT ANTIQUE OAK BUFFET, PEDESTAL EXTENSION TALLE AND CHAIRS TO MATCH, WALNUT BUOK CASES AND LIBRARY TABLE, OAR RE- FRIGERATOR, MANTEL CLOCK, FUR RUGB, BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, BRUSSELS CARPET THROUGHOUT HOUSE. ‘We call the attention of the public to this sale, as one out of the usual lice of house sales, ‘The articles above enumerated are comparatively new,of the latest designs aud most durable manufacture, Parties cou- templating housekeeping should not fail to attend the sale. ‘Termseash, WALTER B, WILLIAMB & CO., o1-5t Auctionecra, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, SALE OF VALUABL! (PROVED BUSIN! PROPERTY ON SEVENTH mEEN NG H AND I STREETS NOKTHWEST, PREMISES 819, 821 3 si STREET NoRTWEsT. SS SEVENTH Qn TUESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF ocr: A.D, 1890, at HALE-FAST. FOUR UCLOCK Patent front of the premises, we shall offer for sale at public auction lota twenty-seven (27) and twenty-eight (28), in the subdivision uf lota in square four hunted soa Aifty-three (453), as recorded ih beok 10, page 43 of the surveyor's othice, fronting 43.083 feet ou the cast side of 7th street by’ 100 feet deep, improved by store i ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash. Walance im one and two years ip fourteen notes, ° pig seven payable in two Years froin Gay of waley prs i & 5 5 3 3 6 id interest, secured by deed of trust ou all cash, at option of the purchaser. All con snd recording at the cost of the’ pure! terms of sale ure not complied with in trusteos reserve the right to resell. the pro} five days’ public notice, at the cost of the default purchaser, n> eae JAMES H. SHREV tthe eaten ej REDIN WOODWARD, ‘Trustees of the estat shreve, etd-dkds i iff ri i i James Ht, mpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, FOUR SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES ere oR. PATORDAX, ‘Soroban RLEVENIE oh ‘These houses are three stories feanamurmeeae sete ice 202? Toxo, 108k aad 1 ene ‘Terms at sale, $100 on each sale, of-dta AUCTION SALES. FUTURE pars. FUTURR DAYS. HHOMAS DOW: HANDSOME DOUBLE BRICK Two-STORY DWELLING, WITH BAY WINDOWS, COkNER OF SIXTH AND C STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, 1490, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the preimiacs, 1 shall offer the handsome Double Brick ‘Residence, Puta lay windows aud all odera. iiuprovemeste, being ali of lot A and part of jot B, in-quare 460 Jot s0x60, located at the corner of 6th ani southwest, with the improvements, Terms: $2,000 cash; balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, with notes bearing interest aud secttied by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing and recordiig at purchaser's cost. 8200 deposit will be required at the time ot sale. 06-ate THOMAS DOWLIN RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ter routs? GLEN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAN of the Circuit Court for Mont- By virtue of a dect gomers county as a court of equity the er pu bite sale at For us trustee, will 0! tion, on the Metrop URDAY, OCTOBER EL’ VENTH, WCLOCK P.M, ‘Thirteen Acres of L Of the estate of the late Lucinda A. erty is situated on Lindon avenu jation, ohe-baif 1 00 yards Casreets Prop. rithin JOO yante of ie {rom Forest Glen Sta- from the sth-street rier of & tile trom etropolitan: Southe oud. able land, 1s well fenced and admirably adapted to subdivision, Terms of sale: Ouo-third cash and the balance in one aud two years, OG-ot IES B, HENDERSON, Trusteo, HEPRELL & McLEKAN, Real Bstato Brokers PEREMPTORY SALE.” CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE “MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BETWEEN NORTH “CAPITOL AND FInST STREETS NORTHWEST. We will scll at pubic auction in front of the premises on FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER TENIH, 1890, at HALF-PAs LOCK, lot 7, square 625, fronting 29 feet ou said avenue by depth of 120 feet fe wide alley. ‘Terma: One-third purchase money cash and the bal- snce in two equal installments, at one and two years, with interest at 6 per ceut per annum, payable semi aunuslly, and secured on the property” or all cash, at purehascr's A deposit of 8100 required’ at ectns to be complied with in teu days nd cost of defaulting pul all conveyancing aud recording at parchaser WALLER B, WILLIAM 06-5t RatcLrre Dawn & co. EXECTTOR’ CARPET How SPAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINTH, at LOCK, Iwill sell at the above named house, ousehiold Furniture, com prising Suite, Chainber Sets, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash Stands, Chairs, Side board, Exteusion Table, Mirrors, Carpete, Kuss, Sc, TENMS CASH DI Fxecutor of the Estate of Joli _RATCLIDFE, DAKK, & CO,, Aucts, JENCANSON BROS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE 0: FOUR-AND-ACHALF STKEET BETWE) AND O STREETS SOUTHWEST. Under and by virt a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 1400.1, 387, one of the land records of the District of Conia, the undersycued trustees Nill sell at public auction, fu front of the promise TURSDAY, THE 1W "CL ohn it. Melea subdivision of sau sof Wash 7. ‘ax said eubdivision is ton, D.C 1 e: One-hali of purchase ma: diz cash and residue in twelve (12) months, with ft sIX (6) pon at, Luterest pay nt for which purchaser to ive A by deed of trust on property. If terms, Dy days from a ith in ten of sale, the defaulting haxer. A. deposit be required when bid accepted. ©. s. WILLTAMSO! W. E, EDMO} y Tosecve right to Tesgl at risk ot of 0 will 920 Peunsylvania ave mw. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON T FIRS? STRERT BETWEEN N ANDO 8) NOKTHWEST AT AUCTION, : On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOB! AsO, at FIVE. O'CLO front of the premises SUB LOT 1 SQUARE 69, fronting 21 feet on ‘1st st. by a'depth of 115.4 toan - This is a valuable building site and should end the attention of speculators and others. Ind cash; Lalance in one and two TENTH, » We will offer for sale im sat 6 pe t secured by deed of trust ou prop erty sold, or he option of the purchaser, A. deposit of &' sale, Jf the terms of aale are not cou n> das trom day of sale Tight reserved to resell the proj cost of the defaultme purcha) Vertisement of teh resale i Some newspay Lishedan Washington, D.C. Ail conveyancing, & the cust of the purchaser, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. 06-d&de Auctionce JD UNCANSON BROS, Auctionsers, ity atthe riwk and uiter fiv TKUSTER: BRICK HOUSE ON FOUR-AND. C ND O STREL i trust, recorded in 01408, folio 1 a, ons of the land rds of the Listrict of auction, . premises, on TUESDAY, the TWk ef OCTOBER, 1890, at HALF-PA: « and Daivision of sqstare five hun dred and forty-six (46), in the city of Washington, SALE OF, BELWEEN N erand by virtue of a iumbia, the undersigned trustees will sell ut publi FOU LOCK P.M. all of lot seventy-six (76), in John R. McLean D.C, a8 Said subdivision is recorded in Book 13, puze ‘Terms of sale: One-halfof purchase money to be paid in cash aud reside in twelve (22) mouths, with Interest at Gper ce nnum, for which purchaser towive promimsory note secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at option of the pur- chaser. “If terms of sale are uot complied with In’ ten (LO) days from day of the trustees reserve the Tight to resell at tisk of defuulting purchaser. A de- Dosit 08 $400 will be requred when bid 3s accepted, C. H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee WoL EDMON Trustee. o6-cokds Office, th st. new. 7 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEPS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, KNOWN ASN 1 DEFREES STREET NOKTH- “S10Ki AND CELLAK BRICK By virtue 1301, follo 4 Columbia, and tpon the written request of the tary of the Mutual Co-operative Building Assoc the undersigued trustees will offer for sale in {ror the premixes on SATURDAY, OCTOBER E! TEENTH, 1890, AT HALF-PAST FIVE OCIA the following, viz: Lot numbered ninety-two (2) of A. R. Shepherd's recorded subdivision of square num- bered six hundred and twenty-three ( Terms: One-baif cash; balance in one year, secured by deed of trust at 6 per cent per annum, or all cash at option of purchaser, A deposit JO will be re- quired when sold. Should the terns of sale be not complied with in ten days after the day of sale, a re- sale will be had at the risk and coat of the defaulting purchaser after a lapse of five days aud one insertion ina dally newspaper. JACKSON H. RALSTON, Sux Builang. gas. F. HOOD, ‘Trustees, Pacific Building, 06,12,14817 | i TPVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, VALUABLE, IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED THE NORTHEAST CORNER’ OF H AND 1Y-FIRST SLREELY NOATHWEST, aT ‘ESDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ¥.M., in tront of the premises, I will sell parts of Original Lots 10 and 11 in square 101, fronting 27 fect 9 inches ou H street by & depth of 81 feet 9 inches on 21st strect to un alley 10 feet wide, 4 ¥ pressed-brick dwelling containing twelve rooms anda brick stable in rear. Can be easily changed into Lusiness property at sinall expense. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years with interest and secured by a decd of trust on the property, or all ¢ All recording and conveyancing at cost of puret A deposit of $100 wall be re- quired at tine of sale, THOMAS DOWLING, ot-d&ds Auctioneer. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. A HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY # AT AUCTIO On THURSDAY AF TLENOON, OCTOBE! TEENTH, 1890, AT THRLE O'CLOCK, on iges, I shall sell a valuable the Colesville pike, adjoining the McCeney farm, M Clarke's and White Oaks, about 8 miles from the A hes boautifully, is finely’ wooded, soil fine and is well watered Terms: One-half cash, balance in one and two years, with notes bearinw interest and red by a deed of trust, or 6il cash, at option of purcbaser, ail con ancinx and recording at purchaser's cost, $200 de- posit required at time of sale. O4-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, WORKS OF ART AT AUCTION, NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION, A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS: BY FOREIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS, To be sold by the several owners, without reserve, at oursalesrooms, corner Tenth and D streets, facing Pennsylvania avenue, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI- DAY EVENINGS, OCTOBER SEVENTH, EIGHTH, NINTH, TENTH, COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST SEVEN P.M. Among thie collection will be found many valuable paintings from EUROPEAN COLLECTORS, Such as TITO CONTI'S TRIUMPH OF VENICE, CANO- LETTO, D, TENNIER, THE YOUNGER: COROT, DAUBIGNY, DIAZ, DUPRE, AND MANY OTHERS OF EQUAL EMINENCE, WALTER B. WILLIAME & CO, 04-5t Auctioneers. EADQUARTENS OF THE METROPOLITAX ES ra Ntice ie Ne are oe Day, RSEVENT! Bt ot eales- ‘& Go, 020 Penneyivanis Mowuction’ lot of Lost, Grolen snd ater 1 ye of Clothing, lias, Revolvers, ‘recovered by the metropolitan police spe neg um hermes och ‘Commissioners isyo. Ri pully Charts also Property UBLIC SALE OF RALTABLE BEAL ES ERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED A TAL TWo- TE o IN “GEORGETOWN, D 1. ESTATE ON SOLIM BRTMEDI Bi grou Fy HOUSE, KNOWN AS 3632 TWEEN! SIXTH AND SEVENTH STEERED sargal st wan oTer to clase on cvtnte, and by direction of the | By virtue of a dccreecf the Supreme Court of the Premises on MONDAW. the THIGIEENTH DAG Ue | District of Colum bra passat on the Let day Octet, OCTOBER. 1890, at HALIPAST FOUR O'CLOCK ¥, | 10. in equity cause ny mibered where Kick? all that cex‘atn puree! of ground Ising sud being | APL, Polen ~omplaivents and Liy hing in Georgetown, D.Cer and described as the west td | ft al. are let Daunte, f wil offer for sale at Pub - hs Santon fromt of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the provements, dee; . M., the al ental, Terms: One-third cash, residue in two equal pay- Bo ments at one and two years respectively: 6 per cent ~ ag interest,payabie haif yearly, secured by of trust division of a eo on the property, or all cash, at option of purchaser. lat recorded z. io XA feles 2100 deposit at time of wale. ‘Terms to be cotnplied nthe surveyors office of the Disirict > “Said jot ts improved by ® comforabie with in ten @aye or the property will be resold at de _ ind in cash, of which €200 fauiting pure! cost and risk. All conveyanciug, &e., at purchaser'scost. THOS, DOWLING, Auctioneer. c. ss attorney for heirs, 321 sale: One-th id at the sale and the balat reafter: the bals p Six equal installments, tate In one » two years after date with iulerest at 6 He stn. w. nun bic sewui-annuaily fron Fes tents to be represented Uy purchaser's Boles se HANDSOME WALNUT GH. ome I np en LOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH, HALK | purchase Rae regceantts ote: CLOTH RECLINING CHAIKS, GIL. — i FiER MIRROR WALNUT WH 4 oats GHates 10 MATOR WAL 10 days trom day © wil be reawid BUREAUS 9 AND | WaSHSTA: PLS a DOLL fret Nikpkopes MABOG Era Bvenns st JOKN KIDOUL, Truston, EASY CHAIKS, BEDDING, REFRIGEKA . . ‘one HAIR ARD HUSK Mar aiEsSuS. St DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioncere otaku ELS HALL AND STAIR CA i ATCLIFFE, DARK & 00, Anctionrera. o TOVES, BODY BRUSSELS mack | R vt Pes PETS, ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBEK FURS wisest c ‘ LURE, CHINA AND GLASSWAKE, KITCHE! TRUSTEES 5. NTY-FIGHT VALUABLI UTELMILS, Xe. BUILDING STH, 10K DARD OR On THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, at TEN Teer » 4 OCLOCH ASL, we chal: Se, TEX PAMELTS AND MALALAND AVENUR BOUTHE th thwest the above assortinent of house On WEDNESDAY FIFTEENTH. INWO, O'CLOCK, we will offer for cUve premines IWENT)-RIGHIT 1 keeping articies, to Which we call the altention of buyers. Termseash, WALTER BR, WILLIAMS & CO, ‘Auctionecha, os-dt EO. W PEREMYTORY SALR OF V1 IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTIN vE FEET FIFTEENTH AX ET ON K STK INING SIX THOUSAND FEET OF GROUND. oft . in front of the premises, on FAI- a TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890, at E O'CLOCK P, M.aliof Lots 66 and 68, square Terias of sale: Gne-third cash and the balance in one and two years, with interest at the ra’ ts on Merylan: »B otreat, 100 WAIOT portic street and D street Fun back to al m elegant oppertanity for invests this section ts rapdly enhanes command the atten ten of tiv 2 16 Will be sold 1m parcels to Mule, fourth cash in one, twa ath interest at the rate of © pee Payabic seni arnualiy trom day of coperty Sl, at Plied with in Biteen daye, od-d&ds ORTGA GEE'S SALF OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT) FOREST GLEN, ON WEDNESDA\, Ov- TOBER EIGHTH.AT TWO O'CLOCk P.M: The subscriber will ellat Forest Glen, Metropolitan Brunch Baitunore aud Ohio Railroad, ou OCTOBER HTH, at TWO O'CLOCK P.M... Comfortable ‘Two-story Frame Dwelling House of eht roowus, Pantry, clovets, &c., stable and outbuildings. all it ot faulting purchaser of purchasers, after B Ttikement in some newspaper pat 1 5 a1 Beco! Ty Trustece, JAMES . » With all informiae AL Plats of the property asa: hice repair lot contains half acre aud has on it « | tiou, can be obtaiued at t)-e« Mice nf the macto neers choice lot of young fruit trees; nicely located aud & RATCLIFFE, & CO, Aurtioner ta, desirable Lome, of-d&as 5 msylvania ave. nw. Terma cash; Property is sol the court, nits 500 of which will be required when | > C8 ob the ratifeation of sule by A. MAURICE TALBOTT, Attorney for Morteaxee. 5 RUSTEI'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAR ESTATE ON FOURTEENTH STREET NOKTHS WiST BETWEEN LSTKEET AND MASSACIL mk BETTS AVENUE AND OLPOSITE THE Pots JUNCANSON BROS., Awctooneers. LAND FLats, me By virtue Powers vested tn him by the dant SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM- | will of Wil iyers and by the request of his heine PROVED | KEAL “EST. ING THREE. | at law, the public STORY BRICR DW! IS AND TO? Prenases, on FRIDAY, OC TOR FIFTH STREET NO! RGE BRICK . &t HALE-PAST POUR O'CLOCK STABLE IN AL ‘OLY BRICK that certai ? parcel of real es RLM CAPITOL STREET, | city of Washington, Instrict AND LARGE LOT ON | doxignated on thy (Columlia, known Ais Of wail city as the NORTH a | NEAR U.S. CAPT OL, ELEVENTH BETWEEN M AND N STREEDS | FEPT 1 KON ON FOURTEENTH STREET BS Ei SUUTHEAST. ATH UME REOE, PRED, of oryemal lot ‘We will sell on THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, bine (i) im square ted two hundred AD. 18W0, Bt HALF-PAST Lutie U'CLOCK PAL. it ven «2679, wath the improve. two new th front of the preuiiven $ and base brick house and one i, pent brie Nas 70: 707 FIFTH | 1113 14th st aw, Benes a PLLINGN, 408, 10 wa 107 BUELL Hiss lotruns Leek to and abute upon a TIKES: THE PENSION OFFICE BUILDING, each containing sedating 4 a tem rooms, ell modern. tm s. fhousta re | | Terma of sale: One-third cash, and the residue Jeted and open for inspectic in two eq At one and two. TMMEDIALELY THEREAF TEA we. will offer a Lange Stabie Lot in rear of above houses, 28 feet by 45 feet; ailey on both south and east sides secured by deed of trus® A deposit of 8200 will be re- f sal » ve complied the right iz TEN chaser. Alb On FRIDAY, OCTOBER TENTH, AT HAL recording at purchasers "com alt gell in front of the Basen Abstract uf title wili be eatubited at the sale. ‘Due xood oF no sale. CALDERON CARLISLE, Truster, ent Brick Dw: twelve rooms, NORTH CAPITOL STLER AL, just south of C'street northeast, House but recently bunt and under lease. fendall Busiding, 344 D st. nw. On FKIDAY,OCTOBER TENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, | _ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionver a We will sell in front of the premises all of ORIGINAL | [7 CLAIK FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, Yr LOT 9, SQUARE 1000, ONE H STREET | $9 ave, under Metropolitan Motel taente peor BETWEEN M AND N STREETS SOUTHEAST, | practical cxperience iu Sellitie Storen, Ieuses ee froutiuy 44 feet 6 toches on ELEVENTH STREET | Kea tstate, Prompt scttioment, rossoualie elseeset by 117 FEE? @ inchea deen with siae and rear allese. | Iutery ews solicited. Preis Splendid opportunity for buildiug suall houses ee hae Terins made kuown at time of sale. } ATOLIFFE, DA! -2 Auctioneers, DUNCANSON BROS, Tinnsylvauie eve. nw, aa Avctioucers:_ | ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF A. DESIRABL NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TWO-SLOKY FLAME HOUSE, § ROOMN. BATH AND CELLAR AND SLABLE ON KbAk, Cone Nel MAPLE AVENUE AND HAREWOOD Clie CLE, Li DROIT PARK, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER NIN at FIVE O'CLOCK, er Lorsalest p per | tion du front of th folio $43 ef seq., and at the written request of L REAT. EIGHT STREETS NORTHWEST, By virtue of decd of trust duly recorded TRUSTEES’ SALE OF E E N the lana records of the District of Columbia, in TI, D\OIT PARK, jor of the note secured on the hereinufter de: BLOCK Tibed lot, we shall sell at public auction, iu trout of | Improved by a well-built two-story the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY | eucht. rooms, balls incge e OF OCTOBER, 1590, at FIVE © that certain parcel of ‘ground lying of Washington, iu sazd Distric 118 in Deuison’s recordea subdiy in wquare consisting of LUCK P Dd belie fil the nd known 4s lot D of certain lots together with the improvemeuts, &c., ew ‘Three-story Brick House. le: One-third cash, residue in two equal at ue and two years respectively, © cent interest; payable half years, secured trust on the property, ll cash, at option ot - $200 deposit at Hime of' sale. All convey at purchaser's cost, Terms tobe complied vi ‘ys or trustees reserve the right to adver- tise and sell at. ae 5 Dh WALKING and risk. GEORGE H, BALDWIS,') TTUstees. uated in one o i of sale are not sale nicht rv abd cost of the de aAuvertiseluent of such re lished am Washinton, D.C. cording at the cost of the pu 0 Lewepaper b aucing and te hance PALBE C. BARNOM, imiuistratrix of the estave of BK Barium, de RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO, Auct ol-akes NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THL SOUTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed in Equity cause No. #7 Twill offer forsale at public of the premises on TUESDAY. the Fo! LADIES ADAM Kou, Ladies’ and Children’s Modiste, Pariors 1410 Pennsylvania ave., X Upgenize W DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890, at HAL _ . O'COCK P.M. the followmg’ described Real Estate, 2 ACCOMDION PLANTING ay St situate in the city of Washington and District of ( duced Lutes; Niairts heplaite: Ku c. per yard aud up, Fash 2 LUCAS, 908 Bib et tow Tumbia, to wit: All of Griginal lots ntunbered ove (1), two (2) and. three (3) am m red nine hun dred and uinety-one (O91) and ale a part of origiual lout pumbered fourteon (14) in said square nuubored nine hundred and ninety-one (901), beginuime for said partat the southeast coruerof said lot num bered fourteen (14), and running thence north ulong theline of Twelfth ‘street euat twenty-two (22) fect. thence west seventy-six (70) feet. thence south twenty-two (22) fee thence east seventy-six (76) {vet to the place of beginning, Said lot three is improved by two frame dwelings. Terms; Gue-third of the purchase mouey in cash and the balance in two equal iustallinents at one and two Years from the day of sale, with interest at the rate of 6 percent per auntm, payable sonit-aniually, which deterred payments are to be secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser or pur Lasers aud Journals, Oc.g rng FGING, LADIS' TALLOL, HAS REOPEN D 7 Fst. nw. >r Business ai I ROSE Home-nade Cakes By) aS. M. : New York aud Reopens 1 & Full Laine of all Styles 1351 Vt_ ave. ess ¥ ¥ Always in order by plain combing at aed ot seals of trast aie teledes ena ate Mie whole purchase money ay uae in canis, he oR H Hon of ‘the purchayer. #700 will be requited on each rs ‘8 niece of estate a8 soon as tle same is bid off. If imo the purchaser or purchasers shall fail to comply with on" the terms of sale within 15 days after the day of sale will be resold at the property sold to bin, her oF J ADIES OLD STYLE SEALSKIN Ga his, er or their risk — cost, Ali conveyancing and 4+ tee Altered recording at purchasers cost, wham Jackets, Cat peaadanicy ‘A. T. HOLTZMAN, Trustee. | CUNNIAGHAM. 1308 Bus Abies NIStING THER FINE LA up im first-class Freueh style, Whi BRICK | Dresses, Lace Curtain a sper WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts. " o1-d&ds_ HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, USTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY TAD WELLING. CONTAINING SIX TOMS wep | (risen caller MADAME Vat! CH pCgels MASSACHUSETTS av E | Uithet.n.w. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 15th day of March, 185%, and duly recorded an Liver No. 1360, Folio 483 et seq., one of the lnud records ot the Di trict of Columbla, and by direction of the party cured thereby, the undersizned Trustees will se/i, DONE © abd aaity, at ronac 01'S old stand, Costs s4-2m 610 10 : | ie DYEING, SCOLD LE ANG » New York av Geut’s' work ot every ey ‘ublie auction, in front of the proluisen, on SATU: STABLISHML 1, 3 DAY, “OCLOBLE. vENTH, 1880. at FOUR pe eee p O'CLOCK, tho following descritied propery: Lot &. gory hk Live iy durmwerly with A. Fisch in Henry’ Jaser's sucdivision of oricinal lot in square 7N1, towether with the improvements, wich consist of a Two-story Brick Dweliing, containing sx ee rooms and bath, No. 30 Massachusetts avenue north- NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTA east LISUMENT AND DYE WOKS, 06 UST.N- zee: noe ee ee be Jp pigion aud Gent Garments of ail Kune Wed ah twelve montha, with ‘uotes bearing interest aud se- | Dyed without beige tiled. Lacs Evenins Diese cured by a deed of trast. 8100 deposit required ut the | 48; ccuulty. 1hiity ive peute’ experince, Pocee tke time of sale, Ail conveyancing and recording ut pur- | crate. Guods culied fornia tebtcred els chaser’s cost. H. BRADLEY DAYIDSON,) 9-dts DAVID D, STONE, Signe! AU eTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA, ‘WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, BY THE NEWPORT NEWS LAND AND DEVELUP- WOOL GAKMENTS, MADE UP OK MAPrEly dyed & gv0d mourMine black. 14 MENT COMPAN Fo INVESTMENT. THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. be ge potomhwy ua AN INVESTMENT WITH SURE PROFITS etd aaa BEHIND IT. De 48 Well known that but little com- | and will execute cider fur Ue purchase of any oth mina Danesucs: & in tes satan Goons Lees LiWis JoLASUN ACO great Chesapeake abd Ohio railway system, and th ol-lm Bankers ‘water port on the Atlantic const. largest dry dock aud the larvest and vest equipped stip building plant in America, besides numerous other industries, already established. A cote tulil company, light aud water company and a street rail- To ace on RS REE TEN MILLIONS OF DOLI AVE BEEN INVESTED. pas the JNO. W. MACARTNEY, Member a.\. Stock cag J NO. W. COKSUN. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GIOVEK LUILDING, 1419 F st. NW, Bankers aud deaicrs 1 Goverument Houde, Next year 6,000 men will be emuployed and more than — $3,000,000 paid ont for wages in this city, Our pop- Deposits. Exchange. Loune. Collectious, Ulation must soon be 20,000 people. Railroad Stocks anu Bonds. and all securities liste! NEWPORT NEWS SUCCEEDS BECAUSE IT IS A ‘Theo lots are Jooated ou the lino of the projected stree' way, within the present city limits. ‘Terme of sales ‘Ten por ceut cash, balance ii easy in- m the Eachunxer of New tid Baltauere bous ht aud » Aspeciaty nade of iuvestnent securiien District Ponda und all Loval Raidroud, Gas, hee epbone dtock dealt au, A, Pldewel) dow, Bost, a ‘Auwerican Leil I eieylowe Stock bought audwold.3y 1% ‘Zale will be continued if deemed advisable. ol-cokils | — = SRINTERK LIFFE, DABR & Cv.. Aucta, PRINTERS. 1 meer adage 7 |: ee <a UFUS M. Dak), PUN TE 1308 Pa ave—1511 D et 7 "IEDING LOL ON N STREET BE- VAEWEES FOULIEENTN ANDY SIEEEENTE STREETS NOKTHWESL AT AUCTION. NESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER | JO! 0UK, NEWSPAPLE! RAILROAD 4°D EIGHTH, 1800.8 FIVE O'CLOCK, we wilotier he | 20% BOOK 2 sale, in front of the that valuable Building Site on the south SHOW WORK OF ALL KINDS. y N STREET BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STS. N.W., and known a8 SUB LOT 32, SQUARE 212, The largest and best equf) ped Printing Office south of New lork. beurteen i ressea, Tou» of Lype, Ska a Workwen, improved Methods, Quick Work, law 22 ve na * three years of experience, PAL ce agpe bf neatly BS fest to Bo toot paved ation ee” | tion euaranteed. Erceework orthe Trade, 67 hia yr isin gue of ‘the best localities of the | oe cosy wanLACE eke ‘even’ e — gl tai CAt Sk axp gop PRINTERS Butler. Droieseivnal Friuting @ dpeciaity. ‘Verms, Cover and above. an incumbrance of 22,625.37, which ispayable Fei 233, 18V1, at 6 Percent per antium cash. A deposit of $00 required & QUEEN sale,” Terms to be complied with ip Afteen $ 2 Sayer fhe righte reserved do reel arte ak and | HAL,” SGN Ee axp rewtagien, CO et oa ot tees, All conveyancing | Graers tor Lexnl Blanks abd Commerctal or ont a TOLIFPE, DARR & CO., Aucts, | #ioual Printing proupuy executed hxtentive Line pg Ry ee FINE BOUk AND 306 PLINTING ONLY. a8 EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 Fat. nw. TRUSTEES’ SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED PI iN AST SIDE OF EIGH- HRA ESE Da Atta Poy tse AVENUE. of acertutn reconied in PQ RAS ae = Plain. Close Fitting and Neat; al " Gathered at Neck; very hand