Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1890, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. = The local circulation of Tar Fvrxixa Sran is not only the ‘aryest and fullest. but it also the pest, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of the people of the District of Columbia asa body, but regularly io Qeir homes,—into the families of ail classes, and into those of the money-spending as wel! as the moucy-carning portion of the community, An advertisement in its columns therefore teaches the eye of eversbody worth reaching. “AMUSEMENTS. Avnatoa’ Mise Cora Tanner with a now Pliv—“One Error” made a very pleasing Aupression at Albaugh’s last night. “One Error” is a four-act comedy drama, with con- wderable more of the sensational than Mr. Kidder usually puts into his plays, but bearing ailover it the bright thoughts and the witty ords which are noteworthy in all of his works. ‘the plot of the play is a veriation from the ordinary, and we have a young woman (Judith Orme) giving up the man who loves her because she thinks he wants her money and marrying the man who loves Ler only because of her money, From this works ott a denouemcnt, in the process of which the husband is poisoned y mistake by a Fi foes crazy aind tries to st she had before tried to poison t this point the rejected love 1 and broken- hearted. a doctor mnt y m which the crazy maid has escaped. appears and rescues the beautiful widow ouly to marry her and bring the play to an end in an eminently eatis- factory manner to the audience. Miss Tanner's Judith was beautifully gowned and most grace- fully and strongly presented, and Miss Tanner rows bandsomer « seuson, Miss Dupree very cnte sweet sixteen and Miss Dwye esomeiy realistic mad woman. Me. Ede- son's Packer of Chicago is a strong bit of Amer- ican and there isa breeziness about his work lotent of Chicago. Tue east generally iv good with some fextures that will be strength- ened as the company and the play become ac- customed to each other. The first scene, the Promenade des Anglais at Nice. is quite a de- iightful picture of the blue Mediterranean. Aguin tonight. DatiovaL.—Given ® company containing Misses Georgia Cayvan, :Henrictta Crosman, ESie Shannon. Lillian Madison, Ada Terry, Mrs. Charles Walcot, Mra. Thos. Whiffen, Herbert Kelcey, Nelson Wheatcroft, W. J. Le r Walcot, Lon Stevens, Fritz and Charles Har- ris, and sueb a play as Mr. Ielasco and Mr. De Mille have produced in “The Charity Ball,” it is a matter of impossibility to reach any other than extraordinary results, and this was the re- suit at the National last night when the New York Lyceum Company presented for the first tine Here “The Charity Ball.” To say any- thing of such a performance when the vocabu- lary of compliment has been exhausted, is Father ditticult, not tosay slightly impossible, unless one repeats, and repeating it may be said that each individual sinks his mdividuality into the entirety, and from the tints and shades, the porphyry und the jasper, the sard- d the ehaleedony there grows a mosaic quisitely fashioned und fitted that no brush of painter couid blend the colors im such uneonseions art into such satisfving harmony. “the Charity addition to its artistic effects. is a p 0 aptly put th » hearing it feels like doing g! the mere sake of it, an effect not always pro- duced by @ sermon. ‘the house was full of gain tonight. "My Jack” drew a large house at the Bijou last night. ‘The play is a inelodrama Of more than ordinary literary merit, mter Proted by acompany of more than ordinary ability, aided by some 1 nism. As Jock Meredith Mr. showed strong dramatic ability and threw much fervor into the p: Mr. i’. August Auderson cared as Cin and won enthusiastic Frow as Patrick Doc pplause, Mr. Charles ~ and Miss Jennie as Mury furnish the comedy. The re- of the company is first class, and the by the late Matt Morgan true to na- Again tonight. RNAx’s.—Every one has heard of Tony Pastor. and his songs are known the world ever, Of late years, however. he seldom leaves New York, but when he does it is generally at the head of a strong variety show. ‘This is th case at present, and last night Kernan’s thea- ter was packed with an enthusiastic audience. : ature in the entire entertainment is # and also includes many new faces. Cline. the Irish Queen, is at her bes Kelly and Ashby are comic tumblers; Ton: Pasfor with his comic songs received an ova- tion last might; John and James Russel!, with- doubt the best Irish team before the pub- lic. were immense: Mies Bessie Bonehill, the clever artist. capturned every one by her neat character songs. She has brougat something new to the vaudeville stage. Again tonight. ‘The advance? sale of seats at Droop's for tho Jubilee Singers at Music Hall Yhursday even- ing indicates a fine audience. This wiil prob- abiy be the last concert they will give in this city. Owing to the rain the Destruction of Pom- peli, billed for tomizht at Athletic Park. is post- poned until tomorrow evening, weather per- muitang. Hilton trophy night, Thursday; Co- lumbia Club night, Friday;’ and Saturday’ tTeatures will be announced later. See adver- Usement. Christi ——-___. Gaithersburg Notes. Correspondence of Tur LvENta Stan. Gaitnrnspene, October 6. The “building boom” has struck this towa.—--Mir. John W. Seay has awarded the contract for building a residence to Mr. Geo. W. Meem for #1.000.——Messrs. Phoebus & Lewis have the nine-room dwelling of Mr. N. E, Selby on Diamond avenue well under way. Yhen completed this house will be one of the laggest in the town and will cost about $1,800. —--Mr. David G. Carlisle is making prep- arations to erect a large dwelling and store in connection on the lot recently purshased of Mr. Russell in the Brookes and Russell addi- tion.--—Mr. C. Hogan will at once enlarge his business establisiment. Mr. Hogan in- tends also to build a residence in connection wil his store.——The finishing touches are being put on the study which has been built by the congrevation of the M.E. Church for their pastor, Rev. R. M. Moore. Mises Carrie and Clara Walker are attend- ing school in Pennsylvania. Miss Gowan, who has been teaching music here for some tit past, bus left for Baltimore, where sh tablish a school. Misses Effie Lodge. Tun Marie Meem and Masters 1 M. Owen and Carroll Diamond are atte school in Washington; Miss Blanche Fulks and Master Frederick Ward in Virginia and Miss Grace Ward at Pootesville. this county. D. Rewewser free excursion to Frederick on lay. For tickets call on Tuomas C. Caaiugns, 1418 F street northwest.—Adrt. _ opportunity. Dox'r Lose your ort Wesley Heigiits, —_ “™ REFUSED TO INGERSOLL. ‘He Cannot Lecture in Philadelphia’s Acaden Col. Robert G. Ingersoll has ascertained that he will not be allowed to address a Philadelphia audience in Philadelpiia’s principal hail when he speaks for the benefit of au aged poet, and his subject is not the “Mistake of Moses,” but ‘Art aad Morality.” The lecture is de- signed to be a testimonial benefit to Walt Whit- man, with the above title and the poct’s works asatext. Bat when application was made to the authorities of the Academy of Musie, Sec- retary Bonnaffon. after communicating wita Alfred G. Baker, prosident of the company, re- fused to let the academy for this use on the ground that Col. Ingersoll could not be aliowod to speak there. After learning that he could not secure the academy, LN. Baker, Col. Ingersoll’s secretary, ifor the Union League Club Annex. Col. Wielershein declined to place at his disposal, when, finally, Horticultural Hall was engaged and the lecture arrangod for. Mr. Baker was at one time editor of the Sunday Schoo! Times of Philadelphia. President Baker said to « Philadelphia Press reporter that it had been a principal of the acaderay company, throughout his presidency, that no persom should use their property for th» purpose ef advocating infidelity and atheism. soo —-—— Virginia State Notes. Lynchburg is to have an electric car service thas will entirely encircle the city. Gen, Mahone was thrown from his carriage the other day and severely braised. A Hebrew syndicate of Norfolk bss pur- ckased “Glonair,” near Norfolk, for_ $240,090, not for speculation, but vo be laid off and im- proved by the owners as a suburban colony of tbeir own. ov. McKinney has accepted the resignation of Col. 1. C. Hudgins of the fourth regiment, and Lieut Col, Smith of Suffolk isin com- mand Five vacancies now exist in the legislature, three in the seoate aud two in the house. ‘Writs of election bave been issued in each case. , EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE NIAGARA TUNNEL, The Work Begun on Saturday to Be Vigorously Pushed. The work on the tunnel at Niagara, whose inception was described in Saturday's Star, by which it is proposed to utilize the vast water power of Niagara Fails, will be proseeuted with sreat vigor. Three shafts are to be sunk simul- aneously. One will be located near the mouth of the tunnel. one near the corner of Eric and 3d strects and the other nearly opposite the old Erie depot, The center one has been begun t. These shafts will be 10x20 feet and 100 fect deep. Two hundred men will be at work night and day until the shafts are down, which will take about three months, and then, as the work will be pusied both waya from each shaft, fully 1,000 men will be employed. The tunnel is to ave a fail of one foot ina hundred. The land about the village of Niagara Falls has been purchased by speculators, who expect to profit by the boom which they are sure is coming. The Construction Compans is _privi- leged by act of legislatare to farnish electricity for light, heat and power throuzhont Niagara and Erie counties, and has also obtained other valuable rights, 1t has purchased the stock of the local Water company and will estublish a new plant. An international convention, ealied tho Cata- ract Construction Company, has been in session for some time in Loudon, England. Of the commission Siz William Thompson is president. Prof, Coleman Sellers. representa America; Prof. Marseart, France, and Theodore Tonrit, Switzerland. ‘The commission is to decide the Lest and most economical method of utilzing the power of Niagara as developed by the Con- struction Company, and a large prize has Leon offered for the best plan presented. FORCED TO MURDER. A Strange Story of Recent aud Tragedy in France. mance Astory of romance aud tragedy, such a one as is found in Preuch novels and with such in- cidents as are possible only in Franco, comes from Paris, Some time egoa handsone Mus- sian boy of nineteen. named Veter Viadimiro‘f, was traveling in Feanee. In his wanderings he met a rem: y, Mme. Carmine Freycinet, who, with her two young children, were also traveling for pleasure. As soon as they became acquainted ho de- voted himself to her and sought her company atall times, She, too, was very much struck with him and willingly accepted his homage. He sought permission of his parcuts for their marriage, but was refused, Viadimiroff became desperate; he swore he would get the permis- sion of his parents or dic. He wrote to them that he would committ suicide if they did not relent, and gave them a certain day on which to decide his fate. Of course his letter had the desired effect, It brought an immediate an- swer from his terror-stricken mother m which she implored him not to dream of so desperate an act, and not only gave the desired permis sion, but inclosed a check for n round little sum for the purchase of little prescuts for his inamorata, With this money they to Paris and gave a serics of dinners to their friends and all seemed serene. But during dinner on Sat- day Viatimiroff seemed strangely excited; he was restless and tulked almost wildly. Then showed the woman a revolver he had bought and asked her if she did not think it pretty. She begged him to put it away, and eventually he gave it to her. When the meal Was over they went to their room. In about a quarter of an hour a pistol shot rang out. ‘Lhe servants found Viadimiroff standing in the doorway with the revolver in his hand. thre: Ile lat the servant's fect, exclaim- » killed my mistress! run for a con- stable; arrest me.” ‘The revol as immediately put ont of hi reach aud Le was kept under strict watch till the gendarme arrived and he was duly urrested, Then he had become calmer in his manner, aud expreesed great regret for his crime; but he added, as his eyes flashed again: “1 could not resist it. A sudden impulse came over me, and a yoice seemed to whisper in my ear, ° her. killher.” 1 fought against it. Then it shouted: ‘Kill her! Kill her now, now; take the revolver from her and do it.’ I couldn't help myself. I madu her give me the weapon, ‘Then I said: .‘Carmine, 1 must kill you: ven says so. Du I fired and she fell. ¥ poor Carmine! My beautiful beloved is ad and I have kiiled her.” On entering the room in which the deed was done Madam Freyeinct was found lying on the floor, with a wound in her breast. ‘The bullet had undoubtedly gone through her. — sae A STRANGE COINCIDE Simultaneous Appe. Ripper and CE. nce of Jack the “De. Jekyll”? Recent cable dispatches from London stated that Jack the Ripper had declared that he was about to perpetrate anew his outrageous murders. The item discloees an extraordinary fatality and coincidence with the production of the play “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” ‘The play was first produced by Mr. Mansticld about the time that the Whitechapel murderer inauga- rated his fiendish work. Afterward, during Mr. Mansfield’s rest, the slaughter was diseon- tinned. Upon Mr. Mansfield’s reopening with the play in London the murders were frequent and all London was in a state of terror, which greatly militated against the success of tho at the Lyceum. The chief of police. Sir Charles Warren, went so far as to call upon Mr. lansfield in search of some explinaiion of the In deference to pablic opinion Me. 1 withdrew the play. Now, again Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” is announced for production at a Madison square theater matinee, the announcement comes from the Whitechapel murderer hiinself that about that date he meditates perpetrating a fresigrime. Mrs. Jefferson Davis? Plans. A special to the New York Times from New Orleans says: Mrs. Je fferson Davis will leave Beauvoir tomorrow (Monday) for New York, where she gos to look after the publication of her book. Miss Winvie Davis will remain at Beauvoir during her mother’s absence. It is reported that her engagement with Mr. Wilkin- son has been severed and gossip is busily em- ployed advancing reasons, One is that Mr, Wilkinson is waiting to recover from recent tina misfortunes, ses eign Topic: of Interest. F The miners of Saarvracken, Prussia, havo addressed a memorial to Emperor William ex- pressing their deep appreciation of his efforts to ameliorate the condition of workingmen, and especially of the miners, Emperor William hes invited Count Von Moltke to spend his coming nineticth birthday im Berlin as the guest of the monarch, The count has asked the emperor to excuso him on account of the fatigue of the journey. The Standurd’s Athens special says that the sultan of Turkey is about to issue an irade con- firming the religious immunity and privileges of the Armenians, The socialists have bought tho historically famous restaurant at Ernfart, wherein they h been accustomed to hold their meetings, ‘Lhe price paid was 129,000 mark: ‘The reappearance of cholera in Toledo is announced, AtJerez four cases of disease, D.C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1890. ____ AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. Tae Sm AUCTION SALES. _FUTURE DAYS. | AUCTION SALES. _ FUTURE Days. MP HolAS DOWLING, auctioncer. Ie an tmportant factor im Keeping moot | Site oF VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STRE!T BET WEE! health; if it does not act in the way intended i re ee RoW WEST. Bk by nature, its functions are performed by other eee ei AND 823 Sl On TUESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1890, at HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M..in front of the preiuises, we shall offer for sale at public ‘ suction lots twenty-seven (27) and twenty-eight (28). in the subdivision of lots in square four Lundred and Lity three 453), as recorded in book 10, page 43, of the suryeyor's office, fronting 43.0833 fect on the east gids gf {ih street by'100 feet deep, improved by store ne. ‘Fermy of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and two years in fourteen notes, seve payable m one year and seven payable in two years from day of sale. with interest, secured by deed of trust on said property, or 1 cash, at option of the purchaser. Allconveyanciing and recording at the cost of the purcht If the terms of sale are not complicd with iu ten days the trusteoa reserve the right to reseil the property, after five days’ public novice, at the cost of the defaulting Purchaser; $500 to be paid when the property is sold. organs—the Kidneys and the Lunes; and the result is a break-down of general health. SWIFT'S SPECIFIC is the remedy of nature to stinmtlate the skin to Proper action. It nevor fails in this, and always accomplishes the purpose, . Send for our treatise on the Blood and Skin Diseases, JAMES HH. SHREVE, ‘Trust th pate or see 2 ee 4. runtees of the est - Shreve, deceased. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., sudediede ——— IS EVENING. o7-tuth,e-3t ” Atlanta, Ge. ee = B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, WORKS OF ART Foasircre Daarsnirs, AT AUCTION, : —— a NOW ON FREE EXAIBITION, A LARGE AND — VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS BY FOREIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS, To bo sold by the several owners, withont reserve, at our salesrooms, corner Tenth und D streets, facing Pennsyivanta avenue, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI- DAY EVENINGS, TIME WAS WHEN THE HOUSEKEEPER OF ORDINARY MEANS WAS NECESSITATED TO LIVE IN DISCOMFORT AND OFTTIMES IN SQUALOR, NO CREDIT ACCOMMODATION OCTOBER SEVENTH, EIGHTH, NINTH, TENTH, COMMENCING AT HALIY-PAST SEVEN P.M. DEING GRANTED, BECAUSE, FORSOOTH, THE INCOME WAS SMALL AND THE PATIENT LA caealawary Among this 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, WORTHY OF CREDIT, THIS NUMILIATING INCONVENIENCE HAS HAPPILY BEEN OBVIATED BY OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, AND TODAY THE WAGE EARNER DUPRE, AND CAPITALIST RECEIVE A LIKE TREAT-| “ND MANY OTHERS OF EQUAL EMINENCE, MENT AT OUR HANDS. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., 04-5t \ 5 ctionees OUR ABSOLUTE CONFIDENCE IN THE IN- Auctioneer: D AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, RING: Sil ver Ware, Oi] Paintings and’ Accordeonsat au hon VHIs KVENING AY HALI-PAST SEVEN at #31 Penn, ave. nw.” FECHNER, Auct, od-3m® RANTS Us IN ASSISTING THE ii iz TEGRITY OF AMERICAN MANHOOD WaAx- TO-MORROW. Ww LOWENTHAL, Auctioncer, O37 7th st. now. HONEST TOILER TO ELEVATE HIMSELF SOCIALLY TO AN TOP EE. HiGu EQUAL PLANE WITH HIS MORE FORTUNATE NEIGHBOR, NO FURTHER 1NDORSEMENT BEING EXACTED THAN EIS N oO TEN A bX A Dd, C1) N WORD OF HONOR Oe ATEN AER U STAND o1 COCOA MAIS, & TO REQUITE Us BY THE WEEK OR MONTH 1 MIRROK FONT FOLDING BE. WM. LOWENTHAL, Auctionerr. IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS G TOMORKOW, OCTOBER FIRST N er a a wets ae G rey UNTIL THE DEBT IS SATISFIED, THE USE AND FINE DiESS GOODS, LADIES, “DK NDEKWEAL, ENJOYMENT OF THESE LOWEL Fr OLS, SHEETIN BLANKETS,COMFORT ND GLOVES, CORSETS, FINE CA AND BROADCLOLES, FLANNELS, ae. TH STREET NORTH- STOCK IS DISPOSED .ADIES SPECIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND, AS GOODS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERV ce WHITE HOME COMFORTS BEING IN HIS POSSESSION ALL THE WHILE. HOUSE & HERRMAN NS CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, On the days and hours stated below I will offer for nale at public auc trout of tho respective premises, the following property located in the city of Goorgetown, Distric Tmbia. Ou WEDNESDAY, OCLUBEM EIGHTH, 1890, at P YOUR O'CLOCK P the lot “of Voull'saddit*on to Georetown, fronting 60 feet or less, on Westor street, and v0 feet, Jess, on Washineton or 30th etreet. “‘Phis locas unim- proved, save by an old frame structure, and is bounded 917, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 627 AND 636 auZ0-4m ‘MASS. AVE. N.W. rth by aualley about 12 feet wide, opeaing ton or 30th street, LU KSDA OBER NINTH, 1890, AT HOUR, that hat is known as ip.” fronting about cL on the west side of ley street, and extending back that width about SO thialotis aso uminproved except by an old northern line is about 8 feet Q tre MMEDIATELY THEKEAFTE FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1890. NEW MACKEREL, uth half, or —_— 25 toot front, by a depth of avont 120 feet, of the lot 28 te Beatty and “Mawins’ edition ty Geo ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY tako pleasure in | froutins un tlie habor 2d str abnouncing the arrival of at unusually choice lot of | tween Wertorl and Stoddart or Q streeta, aud NEW MACKEREL. Theso fish aro aweet, fat and | "AND, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the sale of the Juicy and represent a standard that is exceedingly | last ubnve described, a Hawkins’ addition to G fuet on the west line of said Hixh ‘wd or O and 3d or P strects, ditheult to obtain, Also NEW YOKK STATE POTATOES street between ‘back au unequal —Just in—the if firat car load of the season. Everybody knows that the width to the rear live of raid 1c an ave ¥ derth of cooking qualities of Votatoes grown in anorthern | about 45 feet, improved by a story bric Climate are far superior to that of those crown here in | *tructure, now unocenpied, immediately adjoining tl Store and property Hanton, ‘Terms of sule: One-third of the purchast money in he residue in two equal payments atone and two years; the deferred payments to be secured by the purchasers promissory Hotes bearing six per cent interest, payable sctui-annually, aud deeds of trust on the respective parcels sult, or ail cash at the option of u onveya) und recording at pur- «| Terms ty be complied with within te the south, being much firmer and sweeter. Also just in ELEGANT CREAMERY BUTTER-in Prints aul tubs, Price moderate, Also, fresis rousted every day, as usual—GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA CUFFEE-very old, from sie, 8200 deposit ou acceptance of each bid. For further particulars ayply to EDWARDS & ELYHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, BARNARD, Attorneys, 900 3th street northwest, oF to the uxdersixue CATHERINE BOBKER, Executrix of Gcorze A. Bolirer, Lith and THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. 428 Oth st., bet. DandE. AT FOREST, GLE. VBLR FIGUTL ‘The subserther will re st G Prauch Baithnore aul Ohio Kailroad, EIGHTH, at TWO O'CLOCK P. M.,.a Comfortab ‘Awo-story Frame Dwelling Monse of exit rooms, pantry, closets, &e., stable. aud outbuildings, ‘all in nice repair; lot contains half were wid has on it & choice lot of youn iruit trees; icely located and a on OCLOBER Dn Lionrun ‘Has resumed his practice and removed his office to desirable hows rosido Terms cas; $500 of which will be required when = — property 18 Bold; balance on the ratification of sale by tke court H. MAUKICL TALBOT “its Attorney for Mortgaxve. 1411 K ST. N.W. TEES’ SALE T SIDE OF 1 SAND T HWES?. By virtue of adeed cf trust duly recorded among the land records of the Districtof Columbia, in Liber 2, folio 44:4 et seq., und at the written request of holder ot the note secured on ti after de- ed Jot, We mhall sli ut public auction, m front of mises, on WiDNESDAY, TH LIGHLH DAY x 890, VE OCK VM, all being 3 the nid Known ce lot EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If a person has an obstinate cough, which com- meneced without any obvious cause,a cough which is at fret dry and hacking, and subsequently attended fora time with frothy or 1ueilayinous-looxing expec- accompanied by wandering pains about the chest and loss of flesh, even to a siight extent, he is iu all probability consumptive. If, besides, there be eemoytysis or spitting of blood, even to tie amount of a drach, the probability is increased to almost a certainty. If, in sddition to these symptoms, the breathing becomes Lursh, hurried and deep inspira- | try Px amines Hons evoke afew clicks of @ dry and.cracking sound, | chaser. $0) deposit at time of sale, Al or if the voice becomes permanently weak aud hoarse, | “1K, Bey igearcodirhigenetbhn a meer pen there can be little doubt that the person is suifering | Wi#t1u ten days oF trustecs reserve the right to froma consumption. 11a person, {ree from dysentery, and who has not re- sided in tropical chmates, suffers from obstinate diur- rhea, which coos on mouth atter month, with slight Temision oF intermission, even though there be no cough, he 1s most likely consumptive, Suould this diarrheoa be followed by chest symptoms of the slight- est amount, the existence of consumption is an ab- solute cataimty. If a young adult, uot ad.ticted to enervating habits and not leading a dissolute life, without clear cause steadily loses weight, he is, in all probability, consumptive, though no chest symp- city of 11930 0 eeured by ver: se alld sell at default purchasor’s cost and risk. aera BHI A WALI ey 926-10t ‘Trustees. GEORGE I. BALDWL FUTURE DAYS. ABLE FAM AND PLEASANT HOME, a FOR SaLy, Farm comprises 3300 acres limestone land, in Wash- ington county, Md., one mile north of C.& 0, eaual aud Fotomae river, Weli up on slope of valley and op- posite Sir Johu’s Mun, a station on B. & 0. RT acres cleared, under ¢ved fencing and in hich state of oue of them fatal, are reported. ‘The man who murdered Col. Stewart has been captured and put to death in Egypt. The oldest lawsuit on record was on trial @uring the past spring and summer in the highest Russian tribunal at St. Petersburg, It begun five hundred years ago by the heirs of adead nobleman against the city of Kam- enes-Podolsk for the recovery of a large tract of land which the municipality had cng a rated within their city limits. “A decision has not yet been reached. Dispatches from Suakim state that much dis- content continues among the inhabitants. ‘Trade is paralyzed. Hundreds are dying im the interior from starvation. The Limerick corporation has adopted a resolution censuring the government for the Feceut Tipperary arrests. ‘The meeting was attended with stormy scones. The members who opposed the resolution were threatened with ejection, The University of St. Petersburg has been reopened after a six months’ «1 nsion. purteen students have been arrested and imprisoned and all information has been retused to their relatives, ~ “soe Come at Oxce dr you will lose the opportunity. Wesley Heights, A summary of railroad construction in the United States in the first nine montis of 1890 shows that 3,782 miles of new road have already been built in 39 states and on 212 diffcreat lines, The states showing the largest amount of new mileage are: Georgia, 323 miles; Mon- a North Carolina, 226, and Washing- ton, 2 golden . tom Keer tHe BEarp a Sarent us prevent the appearance of age use Bucking- bam's bye for the Whiskers, the best dye made. toms should havo appeared. When such, however, manifest themselves additionally the establishment of consumption is almost fixed fuct. In all cases where any of the manifestations described make their eppearance we should advise ap immuedicte examina- ton of the chest and & prompt resort to apppropriate treatment. Atun carly stage of consumption a radical cure can de frequently eftected, and health placed upou a Sirm and permanent footing, while with every step in ad. vance which the disease is allowed to take the chances fora perfect recovery diminish correspondingly. Our production ; balance of land is heat tanbered with white oak, rock owk, hickory, ash, black snd white walnut, poplar, &c. Laud hes fine southern exposure and well supplied with strong and constant sprinus of pure wat at house aud in ficids. 4 orchard, of pear und peach, of good quality; produces iY 7 toe pve rtae with view to health- y of location—for situation is ele vated and dry, and the prospect of wood, river and railway in valley below and mountains beyond is as good aa 1s to be seen iu a section noted for ity tine scenery—were made at considerable expense by for owner Of wealth for purposes of a House is a neat two-story stone structure feet, and kitchen, slso of stone, 1S jarge, with open fireplaces. length of house and kitchen and are dry by 40 fect, suostructure of Which 1s of dressed stone. there are the othe: necessary Luild-ngs, subsiantialiy, _— i il guod ree ane here ora isa Sood investment, aud opportunity is proseuted of se- iueans on earth can replace the lung tis- curnne aconvenient and healthiul summer residence h has been destroyed by tue ulcerated pro- | and pleasant honie. Fishing (principally black bass) cots The carer, therefore, coustnuption isattended | ii river ahd adjacoi ttramint: wood he sn | vaniy aie #150, ts pleut rkely ie niles away an tc, the Better‘ave the chances tor: estislacters neanha, TWood Mount Club House (at dat No. G) distant 3 wiles. Address JOHN A. BUZZARD, Berkeley Sprines, W. Va.cor KEEDY © LANE, Hagerstown, Md.; or WM. H. BOBLITS, 1315 Lind , Baltimore; Md. o6-St HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. A IGHLY VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY AT AUCTIO: On THURSDAY. AFTERNUON, OCTOBER SIX- TEENTU, 1890, AT THKI.E O'CLOCK, on the prem- isea, T shall scli a valuable Furr of gbout 102 actes on the Colesville pike, adjoining the McCeney faru, Mr. Clarke's and White Oaks, about 8 miles trom the cit hes oe is finely wooded, svil fine and is w watere ‘Terms: One-half cash, balance in one and two, with notes veariuz interest aud secured trust, or ull cash, at option of |p T, ull convey- win auld receding at purchaser's cost. 8200 de- Posit required at time of vale. oldie THOMAN DOWLING, Auctioneer. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FOUR SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES BY AUCTION, ON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH, at: ‘These houses are threo stories have all the modern linproveneuta nnd thor sulcetfers Yon tkcae igrhatiueaisas cet ‘Terme at 8100 ou each at aale, of-dte readers mUst bear in mind that the most skillful and efficient treatment can do no more than tomake sound and useful asmuch of the lungs as is present at the time when the progress of consumption becomes sus- pended. DR LIGHTHILL, For thirty years specialist for the cure of CATARRH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA And diseases of the EAR, NOSE, THROAT AND LUNGS. Office Hours from 8 a.m. until 12, and from 3to5 p.m o13-tr Tx "Tuoxsox. Hovstox Exscraso COMPANY, €20 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, Oe carta ‘OFFICK, 1353 F 3T, Liber the Distri. viet ae auction, tn frout of the premista, on ME, part of original Lot Thirt 13) in square buudred and thirty-five (6: im the y ton, D.C. said part of lot) by adenth of yo tect. paid in cag and res due in twelve ( interest at six (6) per cemt per anus Chaser is to give promissory note se: trust on the property sold. of all cash, the purchaser, in teu (10) day trou the da serve the right to resell at ti Adopomt of 8200 will ber ID UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Nin Taber \ the District of Colum! Will sell at public an WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEK. 1850, origh thirty-five (63 paidin cash and rev Interest ats chaser is to vive pron trust on the proper the pure am ten (10) days from the da: reserve ‘the rich chaser. accep ted. on WEDNESDAY the TWENTY paid in cash and residue in twelvo (1 Incerest at six (G) per cent per xunumi, for Wi chaser is to ive promissory note, st trust « the ala r posit of $2UU will A Fulton, AL TEN 4 ands : THis sate will comprise 400 Gold, and Metal Cased Watches, in Gold ai 100 lots of fine Diamonds and Other P . wet im rious r stud. Necklaces, Breast Vins, Badges end Mod Goblets, Cups, Forks, Spo: ke. PEDEELL & Meena, PEREMPTORY | SAL sox, THIRCE OCLO’: aqunie aud runuing back to M strec of at purchase at FO! shall with bay windows au being lot 30: southwest, with the unprovements, ie! seen conveyancing aud revordiuss at purel: orchid erty is situated on Linden ayenu on FRIDAY E froutin annually, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, RUSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON B STREET SOUTH BLY WEEN SOULH CAPITOL STREET AND FIRST STREET WEST. Under and by virtue of a decd of trust recorded in No. 1453:5, folio 292, one ct the Land Reconis of “t of Columbia, the underatzned, Trustees, AY. THE GWNi\-SECOND DAY OF i800, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK im the eity of Washins. mg the east 2U feet front ‘Terms of sal One-half of purchase money to be of ss with ne Which pur. red by deod of at the option of If terws of sale are ust conip sale the Trustess re- ‘of defaulting purchaser. quired when bil eccop ted. WILE .. cu AMBON. W. E. EDMONS TON: Ottics RICK HOUSE ON B ROUTH CabITOL 8 T SOUTH BE STREET AND ¥1i Under and) WE Si STREET WEST. Virtue of adeed of trast recorded in No. 1433, 1) one or the land records of na, the updersicued trustees: jon in frontof the premises on DAY OF I., part of fared THE TWENT AT FIVE O'CLOCK P I Jot thiricen (13), in equate aix in the city of Washington, SHCOND and id part of lot being th E t trot lepth Bio fect PCMH the weet 20 fect front by & dept Terms of sale: One-half of twel cent per aunt, for which 11 ured by deed of hat the option of { terms of sale are ne with purchase money to be ve (12) months, with <6) per er. the trust faulting p bid fx t to reyell at risk of A deposit of 3240 will be required whem CoH WILLTAMS( W.E. 7-00 LOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. A GENERAL As: RTM = CURTIS AUCTION, HRSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, within my auct.ou rooine, T Sella general of Groce THOMAS DOWLING, PyeNcan: SON BOS, LOncers. 1KUSTEES! SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSF, ON B Ei SOUTH BELWREN SOUTH CAPLTOL AND FIRST STRERIS WEST. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in T No, 1433, at folio ne of the iaud records 'T OF tioneer. of the District of Columbia, the umdcrsisned trustees will seli at auction, ih front f the prem ‘OND DAY OF TOBLK, 1800, at QUAKTER OF FIV O'CLOG M., part'o? original to cen (13) in square SIX piindbed and durty-tive (25) tn the City of Warhuni- D.C, waid part of lot being the teat by YO fect iniuz th» west 20 feet front of said lot. rmsofsale: One-half of purchase mone, to bo if the property sold; or aij cash at the option of purchater. It terms of kale are not complied with in ten (10) from the doy of gain, the wwestees reowvy the ft to resell at risl. of defaulting required wh urchawer. bid cecerted, © W. NILLIAMSON, Trustee, Trustee, i) othe we, oF FORFEITED PLEDGES. ULTON, Pawnbroker, WEEKS & CU., Auctioneers. . kK. 4 ov-eod UCTION RAL HK. F We will sel! by public auction, at the r CLA 1 tore of H. ESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTLENT OCK A.M., his Ta ledges from No. 5 477, to 102, old style, and from No. Ito 30,992 mecla- new sty 18, nid uniqte styies, bead sets of Jewelry, kur- , Buacelets, Lat nis, Cat and Ce ar Muttors, , Lockets, Charms, Cli ; searf V a, Cros uty Ladies, Ope e Guns of shelf v Mornings wt 10 orelo« ‘Also soune ry Hale wall contin: 4 evel ings at 7 o clock, until all the 1.100 lots are sold. ‘Licket holders please take noti I,K. FULTON, Pawnbroke WELKS & CO., Auctioneers. lieal Estate Brokers, 1008 F st. nw. THAT MAG BUILDING LOT ON SOUL SIDE 3 SEVIS AVENUE BETWE AND FIFTE (OPPOSITE HAC ACL). We will sll, at public auction, in front of the prem MONDAY EVENING Ny X r 5 1890, OCTOBLE, at frouting 30 teeton Massachusetts ave with a frontage th eet D inches, making two beautifal fronts. Terms: One-third of purchase money cash and the balance in throe equal installinents at one, two aud three payable semi. A deposit off comphed with in ten days, or resale at risk and cost of a ears, With interest a 16 per cent per annurm, unually, and recured on the proy ert 500 required at time. f sale. Terms v0 be atin ng and recording purchaser, All convey "4 Cont. Gt WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctio: NG, Auctioncer. ers. ‘DSOME. DOUBLE BRICK TWO-STORY DWELLING, WITH BAY WINDOWS, CORNER OF SIXTH AND © STREEYS SOULMWEST, AT JC11ON, Cn TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, 1891 SLUCK P.M, r the hand ., In front of the premis ue Double Brick le: all iodern amprot ia Hof lot A aud part of lot B, in equare 46. . located at the corner of 6th an C streets Yorn O00 ces, bulence at six, twelve and chths, with notes bearing dof trust on the prop ern cost. Geposit will be required at the Une of sale obndts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Ss SALE OF VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE FOREST GLEN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, LAKY LAND. virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for Mont- -y county asa court of equity t will offer at pub he Metr RUSTE! 1k P.M, Thirteen Acre ie estate of the late Lucinda A. 1 within 300 yards Linden Station, one-haif mile trom Forest Gien. U0 yards from the 7th street turupike nore than a quarter of a aniie from the located besin- ning of thy wetropolitan Southern railroad. At is ail arable Jand, 1s well fenced and admirably plot to stthvivision. Terms of sale: One-third eash ard the balance in d two Yeura, t JAMES B, HENDE: Trustee. EISKELL & McLEKAN, Real Estate Brokers, 1008 F st. nw. E BUILDING LOT AVENUE MD FIRST i in front of the premises ENING, COTOBER TE PAST FOUR OLA tu wide alle ‘Teris: One-third purchase money cash and the bal- ance in two equal 1ustallments, at o1 With interest ut 6 perce rand tWo years, per inMmuUt, Payable sent oO the p10; erty | A deposit ot $100 required’ at tine of ius ty be cons; iF resale wi and cost of de eyaneing and recording at pnrcharc: WALLEM B. WILLIAM ES & CO, Anctioneers, UTOR'SSALEOF HOt MIRKORS, ETC, Hows: 112 THIkD WESI. Ou THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, 1 will sell, at the above named hoase, alot of Houseiioid ¢urnitur Parior Suite, 1d see opuion, Lean, wt purchaser at WIth db ten days, 06-5t RAtcurre, pare EX EHOLD FURNITUR CARPETS, LALINED L Nowdib do. com prisianz Chan * Bedsteads, Buy Wash stands, € udeboard, Extersion Licrors, Carpets, Ugs, & TEMS CASH, <NIS CONNELL, I Fxecutor of tho Estate of Johauus Hartactt, ds KATCLIPFE, DAKK, & CV., Aucis, Ik VERY VALU. FIRST 5’ NOKTILW. On FRIDAY 1520, oe Cae front of the premises SUB LOT 155, + tect on eet Y fronting 21 feet on. “71st st. by a aliey. This ts valuablo bucidia: coumend the attention of sy ecuint ‘Terms; One-third cash, years at 6 per cent, s erty sold, or deposit of &: bre a am, ble, wo AICLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, 920 Penusylyania ave. a.w. ABLE BUILDING LOT ON BEIWEEN 3 AUCTION. NOON, € + TWrNiy- AND U BIKLETS ar AFTER TOLER TENTH, will offer for sale in, th of 115.4 toan site and ‘should, sand others. balunce 11 one aud two ured by deed of trust on prop- user. AL * of sale drys trom day of sale prope. ty at the risk aud Ser, alter hve deys" ad- ash,at the option oi the rurc Wat tune ci sule If the te ed with in 45 to resell the cost of the dekwung pu Vertisement of such resale iuseiuc newspazer lished m Wasiiugion, D.C. All convevancing, Sc. at the cost of the puzchiser, : RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO, 06-Gkds rpms DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED ON 18 BEALL FIRSE SUREET NOWIIWESS, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ¥.M. he preui.ses, T will sell paris of Unig: 11 in square'101,tronting 22 feet 9 Inches ou H street by a depth of 81 iect 9 mekes on 2 Ist street to an alley 10 feet wide, typroved by a turce-story. preased-Urick dwelling NOKTHEAS': CORNER’ OF HAND im front Lots 10 and taining twelve rooms ghd.u brick stable Cun be easily changed tuto business property at stuall ex) ense. ‘Lerius: One-third cash, balance in one aud two years with imterest aud secured by adeed of trust ou the property, or all cash. Ail recordiuy and conveyancing At cost of purchaser. time of sale. Adevosit of $100 wali be re- 1HOMAS DOWLING, _ Auctionesr, EADQUARTEES OF Hk METROPOLITAN Police, District of Coltubia, Washington, Oc- ober 3, 1800. Noticegs hereby. given, that on Ek- DAY, OCLOBEK SEV i NTREN PM. 1890. Tooul of katcliffe, Darr X Uo, 820 avenue n.w., } Will'gell to the highest bidder, at pub- Ne auction, u lot of Lost, Stolen and Abandoned Prop of ‘Clothing, Umbrellas, “Hevolvers, y the metropolitan jvlice’ from time 13, consist fea recovered by bo ti ‘bis, ime Rev Statutes rei Disiriet of Colum tof AnD SYLVESTER, Ci aformity with section 417 of the nig te the District of Columbia of the Comnutseioners of the September 30, 1500. RICH- also sroperty Clerk, Met. \EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 Fst. FiREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN. IMPKOVED PROPERTY, PLONTING 1 IVE FEET ON FIFYEENTH AND FEET ON K STREEY NORTH WEsi1, TAINING SIX 1HOUSAND FEET OF ye TENTH DAY OF 7 vi ail of Low WENT THIRTY i bo, at oko O'CLOCK F. M. pys SALE OF VALUABLF REAL ESTATE IN GEOKGRTOWN, IMPROVED Bi A TWo- SOR. FRAME HOUSE, KNOWN AS D632 0 STREET. In order to close an estate, and by direction of the heirs, 1 wall sell at e blic auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY. the THIKTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1590, at MALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., ail that certain parcel of ground lying and be: in Georgetown, D.C d described fronton © street Ly a depth of Sz feet on 7 street of LotS7,in square 50, together with the im- Pre mr One third ‘ash, ud in ty ual erma. Che-third cash, residue in two eq) ~ ments at cue and two years neepectivels, Oper Sent interest, payable half rig, secured by deed of trust on the property, or all cash, ‘at option of purchaser, 8100 depoast at time of wa. Terms to be complied rith in ten days or the property will be resold at de fauitang purchas cost and risk. All conveyancing, c., St purchaser's cost. THUS DOWLING, Auctioneer. C. 1. CRAGIN, attorney for beira, 321 44) stn. w. 04-d&ds W 40Tek DWILLIAm HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PAR. LOK SUITES UPHOLSTEGED IN PLUSH, HAIR CLOTH RFCLINING CHAIKS, GILT-FEAMED FiER MIMBOK, WALNUT HALL RACK AND CHAIRS TO MALCH, WALNUT BULEAUS AND WASHSTAND WAKDEOBES, MAHOGANY CENTER TALES, EASY CHAIES, BEDDING. KP PRIGUKATOR, HAIR AND HUSK MAITRESSES, sr 1NGs, BRUSSELS HALL ANDS CATE CALUETS, HEAT: ING STOVES, BODY BRUSSELS AND U1: CARPETS, ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBE TURE, CHINA AND GLASSWAKE, UTELSILS, ke. On “THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, at & CO., Anctioncera TEN “LOCK A.M... wo shall se!l at residence No. 50S th street northwoat the above assortineut of house Keeping articles, to which we call the attention of ayers Termscash, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, od-at Auctioneers, IMERY COUNTY, ” A SHORT LLE TURN- By virtue of certain decrees of the Circuit Court for as an equity Montye: 3. Maryland, » ise No. 742. wherem L ad others are compiainants and Klanc and others are defendants, we fees, will oder for waln at pubic au ou SALURDAY. THE TWENTY-FIFT OBER, A.D. 1890, at FOCK O'CLOCK PM, ali that tract oF imrcel of us in Montvomers ty. Maryiand, whereof the /: nl, seized aud possessed. conta wore or lew, more particularly mentioned aid « scribe: the proceedings ii said cause, with the im- Provements thereon, consistitg ctw lage. fran ‘Linx how rn and oatvwmidings. ot the 4 salo or on the ratification th ourt, the balance im two equal inst aud twosenrs Getereed. paym the pur. ties to be proved by of the tained by the trust chase money. All ¢ aver cost of the purchaser or pu hasers. $500 deponit re- quired at the time the property is kuocked duwn, CHAYIN BROW ) st. nw. bd ANDREW ‘1, DLV ALIN” p Trustees. La. ave. aw DUNCANSON BROS, Aucis. ©: NUSTEL'S SALE OF VALU. REAL ESGAGK, NUMBER 445 M STREET. NORTMWEST, 1X WASHINGIGN CITY, dectce of the Supreae Court of the District of ia, Passed 1M equity cause No. 1 Watson, 1 will DAY, the SIXTEE LE-PADE. Kk CLOCK P. vart of Lot numbere twenty baci one h on et north dred und eigat (0S) teet alt CS) inches, and being improved by a tw story, sx roam Brick Dwelllug Mousc, No. 449 Mat. Lew. ‘Terms of sale- One-third cash and onc hurd in one year und one-third In two yeara, with interest irom day of sale; or allcash if desired. Adeposit of 8100 wil of sale. Terms to be complied with tn firteen days. aud all conveyancing to be ut the cost of the purchaser, JOB BARNARD, Trustee, 0 Sth st. new & CO., Aucts. of eokde _RATCLIFFE, DAI CO., Auctioneers. ‘920 Penn. ave. now. RAtTcuere, Dane & TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWENTY-EIGNT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 9TH, 10TH, D AND E STREETS AND MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH- EAST BY AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, BEGINNING AT FOUR O'CLOCK, we will offer for saleby public suction in {rout of the respective premises TWENTY-EIGHT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE 937, being a subdivision of original lots 2, 3, 7, 8 8, 10, 11 and 12 IN SAID SQUARE. hese lots have all eligible fronts on Maryland @ (wluch 4s terraced aud graded), E street, 10th t aud D street southeast, and the major portion riz back to elle 30 ivet wide, vpportunity for invest 10.1 48 rapidly enhane- idithe attention of in- Vestors and others, @s it will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers, ‘Terms of aale: One-fourth cash; balanco in one, two and three years, with interest at the rate of © per cont ver anuunt, payable weiul annually froin day of wale, and sc by deed of tritston the property sold, or ail cash, at the purchasers’ option, A deposit of 850 required on stile, otherwine the t:tistees reserve the nght t ot the defaulting pureli days! advertisement in Washingiya, ».C. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser oF purchasers, WILLIAM A. GURDON, JAMES bE. PADGETT, "5 Trustees, property assubaivided, with all informa. tained ut the office of the auctioneers, cost {ter five paper publised in Plats of the tion, can be ol RATCLIFFE, DALR-& CO, Auctioncers, _of-dkds 920 Pennsylvaninave. mw. _eeertaann BROS., Auctioneers. OF VALUABLE iMPROVED AND _UNIM- LOVED MEAL ENTAIE, BEING THEE: ORY BRICK DWELLINGS Nos LARGE BKIC FTH STREET NC BLE IN” ALL LORY BRICK 8. CAPILOL, AND ' Ht BETWEEN M Al PAST. ell on THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, at HALY-PAST FoUk O'CLOCK P.M, i. it pew three-story and bage- t brick DWELLINGS, 408, aud 407 FIFTH SIREET NW. BELWEEN G and H STREETS, near THt ION OFTICE BUILDING, each contain ten rooms, all modern inprovemelts, Huuses cently completed and open for ispection. IMMEDIATELY THEKFAFTER we Latve Stable Lot in rear of above houses, 45 tect; alley on both south and east sides. On FRIDAY, OCTOBRE TENTH, AT HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the premises the Fine Thiree-#tor t Basement Brick Dwelling, twelve rooms, No. 49 NORTH CAPITOL STH 4 Mst south of Cstrees northeast, House but recently burt aud under leave. On PRL AY,OC1 OBER TENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, ses all of ORIGINAL Lot 2, VENTH STRER EN AND SSUUTHEAST, ting 44 fect G ine mu eLEVENIM SPukEeT y iis Prey with side and rear alleys, Ddylendid oppertuty fo ding sinc!) houses, ‘Terms mude known at time of sale, JANSON BROS., Auctioneers, KY SAGE OF VALUABLE TaPROVED NIMPLOVED KEAL ESTATE IN THE 1 “LION OF 4 Passed pale at publics on TUESDAY, the FOL 1OBER, 1590, dt HALE-PAST OCOCK P.M. the tollow.uz" deseri situate in the e:ty of Wasiuucten a 1 towit: All of ortzinal lots numbered one (1), yin square Mumbered mi WL) and also a partof o 14) du sand square tum uine bundved aud nimety-cue (9D), bexinuing for ssid partat the southeast coruer of said lot uu bered fourteen (14), aud rannimz thence worth al the line ot Twel th ‘street east, twe » feet, thence west seventy-six (76) thence south twenty-two (22) feet, thence cast seventy-six (76) feet to the plece of beginming, Said lot tree is improved by two frame dweluncs. ‘Terms: One-third of the and the Lalanee in tWo equal imstallments at one and {Wo years from the day or sale, with Anterest at the G percent per-acuum, payable semi-anaually, hich deterred payiuents sre to be secared by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers aud real estat: sold. ‘The moucy May be Paid ap cash, at the op- will be required on exch the sate is bid off. If the purchaser or purchasers shali {ail to comply wite 15 daye after the day of sale her of them will be resold at aud cost. All conveyancing and at purchaser's cost. .t, HOLTZMAN, Trustee, WALTER B. WILLIAMS »Aucts, ol-d&de MPHOMAS DOWEING, Auctioneer, i KE purehase money in cash ¥ deed or derds of trust oi whole purchas tion of the purchaser. Hece of real est TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY _ BRI DWriLING, CONTAINING Six HOOMS ASB BATH “No.” 302 MASSACHUSETTS. AVENUE NORTHEAST. By virtue ot a deed of trust, dated the 15th day of March, 188%, and duly recorded iu Liber No. 1360, Folie 48% et seq. one of the laud records of the Dis: inet of Columbia, and by direction of the party se- cured thereLy ‘undersieued Trustees will sell, at Public auctioul, in frout of the premises, on SATUL DAY, UCTOLR ELEVENTH, Is80, at FOUR O'CLOCK, the following descrited property : in Henry” Jayer's suodivision of otniusl tot square 781. toxether with the improveuents, which consist of a Two-story Brick Dweluiug, containing dx ‘Massachusetts avenue norih- rooms and bath, No. 307 rms: $2,100 cash; balance on or before six end twelve raoniis, with ‘notes H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Daviv be STONE. ATOLIFFE, DARK & CO. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED KEAL ESTATE ON SOUTH B STINT Bk- TEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS SOU LHWES i. By virtue of a decrecof the Su District of Columbia, pasted on the Let S90. in equity cause numbered ard ». Poland et al, are compiaii Court of the Swherets tech: % an Rich? pathic sauce in front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the AEPNIB DAY OF OCTOBEK, 1880, at FIVE 2c FP. M., the following described real estate, ate in the city of Weebl . District of Colum at; All of lot thirty-four (i4) in Daniel Car wivision of square fonr qundred and «ixty- 2). aa per plat recorded in Liver Nh, folios udg 163. in the surveyor's office of the District Said lot te improved bye comfortable veale: One-third in cash, of which #200 jance of cash within 232 sf.ah ate detendanta, T will « ion Fi Terms of must be paid at the sale and the 10 days thereafter. the balance of parchase we! x equal installments, three in ove year and UL two years after a ith interest at 6 percent ly from aay of ale, de be represented by purchaser cured by deed of trust on the property sold. or all Ube parchase money tuay, at purchaser's option, be paid cash. Adi conveyaucing and recording at cost. If terms of sale are pot complied with ‘ays from day of sale the property will be resid at purchaser's risk and cost after 5 days" notice m the Lventue Stare JOHN MIDOUT. Trustec, 44 Dat. ow, DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ot kde RRAtceerre DAKK & OO. Aucta, ¥Ll0 Peumsylvania avenue a w. VALVABLE BUILDING Lo ON N STREET BR. TWEEN POUKTERNTH AND FIFTLENT SIRFETS NORIMWEST AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY AFTEKNOON, OCTORE TH. 1S00.at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer for ufroutof the premises that valuable Building Site’ on ihe souta mde of STRELT BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH 8TS.N.W, and known as SUB LOT 32, having a front depth of nearly WS feet tow BOL dbos property isan one ot the northwest ® ction on SQUARE ‘of the tuany Be residences, ineiuding tat 6 President and Senator sutler ferme, cover apd above an incumbrance 37, which as payable February Lit, INP Le at Percent per annu pont a 8200 requll Lime of sale. Term to be cotpiied with im Bitcea, days or the Fight 1s ieservet to teal ut the risk abd cont of the defaults purchase All “Couveyanciset and recording at purchaser's com ee Ladle RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucta KUSTER'S SALE OF VERY VALUANLE REAT ESTATE ON FOUKTEPNIH S Misa BETWEEN LSIKELT SETTS AVENUE AND OPPOstIT! LAND FLais. ASSACH p THE Pom. By virtue of tbe powers vested sm him by the last will of Wiliam Myers and by the regu: at law, the Undersixned will offer for sale at public auee Hon, tn front of the premises, ou FRIDAL, OC LOREM. 1H, INGO, at HALE-PAST POUR ¢ M.. ail that certain parcel of real estate city of Washington, District of na ty FOURTEEN LM STAERT BY TRE EKPOF, 128 FEEL, of ori square Lunbercd t 7, together with the. i ments, vbich consiet im ope email brick house aid ope frame house, numbered 1111 aud 111% 14th st nw. ‘Thss I beck to and abute upon « DHIRTN= E ALLER. One-third cash, and the real {wo equal installments, at one and “LOCK F. retively, after male, secur slot trast Property sold. A deposit of © te re. quired at the thue of sale. Te » complied with within fifteen days, or trust the right to rewell at risk apd cost of defauiting purchaser. Aik conveyancing aud recordiug at purchaser's ccat. Abstract of Utle will be extibited at the sale. Tide wood or bo aust CALDERON Cay Fendail Bai THOMAS DOWLING, Aver CLAIR FECHNER, Uuder Metropolita ISLE, Trustee, 0 344 D st. nw, dada rv LADIES’ GOODs. SEBILLE & CO. DE PARIS, Txt ethers Dyed, Curied 1d Gives Caoaned 1 ADIES WISHING THPIK PINE LACES DONE first-class French style, White and Satu 48 specialty, at rensonalie iat MADAME VALMOS1'S old stuns Vth stn. w. wt Pas born, ? . al Ladies’ and Childre Modista, Parlors 1410 Pounsylvamia ave., FY NCH ACCORDION PLAITING At M% sHoat Oppomite Wilat Keduced hates; 5 Visiting, 2c. per yard and up; i LUCAS, 908 th at naw Pinking: wT. Kost INDUSTRIAL scliUUL © 2w.—Dressnnking, Millinery aud Chilire Traming Kitchen opeied for tue wiliter seam Home-made Cakes always on hand, y LA BL urned from Net Boainess with a Ful 1 f Ball ptyiew at 7 "FRONTS: PuONTSIT Always in order by plain combing a vs MLLE M. J. PRANDI'S, Oy Fst. pow. (Mra. Harrison's Ihnporter of Fine Freuch Hair Goods, jairdressing. ds22-dm"* Shampooine. LE SEALSKIN ove rts dew ADIES' OLD Dyed and Altered into Newest Shapes skin Jackets, Capes, &e., Made to Order. Tbe Misses CUNNINGHAM, 1305 bth st. nw., bet. Nando. aut (APA Clibhacr DERN MODISTE, Hes removed trum, 4-2mr 610 to 72 sch et. FP SAXCHDNEING scOULING AND DEY CL ING ESTABLISHMENT, 1:05 New Yo a First-class Ladies’ and Gent's’ work of every descriy= Uon. Plush, Velvet and Evening Dresses ANION AND CAROLINE LEKCH, sormerly with A. Fischer and Maison Yriewe, Paris pai NEON FISCHELS DKY CLEANING FSTAB- ASHMENT AND DYE WOLKS, 06. ST.N. Ww, ten" and Gent's Garments of all kindscleaued and Dyed without bemg ripped. Ladies’ Evening Dresses Specialty. 1 birty-five years’ experience. Prices med- erate. Guous called for and delivered. ela APE NOCL GMOUEN DS: MADE. UP OR HLPPRIS dyed agvod mourning biack. A. FISCHER, 900 G st. now. FINANCIAL av a 3 F st., second floor. Member Washington Stock Lxctiange, Deals in ail Local Securities, listed and unlisted. Offers investors some first-class 4, 5 and 6 per cent divideud payin stocks and bonus Have Money to Loan on Stocks and Bonds. R INVESTMENT. We have on hand for sale U.S. 4 per cent bonda, Dmixem, 1 DC. 3-65's, Wa, and will execute orders. the yurchase of any other prime securities, LEWIS JOBNSON & 60., ol-la Backers, JRO. W. MACAUTNEY,— ‘Member ».¥. Stock kim CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X.W., Bankers and dosiers in Government Bonde Deposits. Txchange. Loans. Collections, Railrvad Stock: and Bonds, and all securities listed on the Lxchanges of New Lork, Philadel; And Baltinwore bought atid soi dail Local Railroad, Gas, Insurance and Tol- American ell Tciephone Stock boughtandsokl jy 18 ——————— _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. KE REY RPE J SO. W. COLSON. rina, Boston Fr F rE a Ww ke i & > Frize Medal Paris Lay sition. 200 first premiums; indorsed by over 100 music schools aud collezes t duratality. Old Tianes tuken amegchange The ouig, Upright that can take the place of & Grand. Ob-4, EPEIPPEK & CONLIPY, 6 11th ston. HiNAELE Davis Pianos. Fulty years test proves the Sweetest, ‘Rrundest toned Piano and most enduring made, HL. SUMNeEK, Agent, S11 9tl ol x KRAKAUER PIANON ARE ALWAYS SELECTLD by people of CULT UIE and GOOD JU DGMEN Lepot, haun’s TEMPLY OF MUSIC, 1209 G “bine Tuning snd Keguieting.” Leavixa Assrremists, DECKER Bos, Mem ke FISCHER Nuss & POND ESTEY ORGANS. FESTEY ORGANS, MODEKATE PRICER, EASY LEKRMD, Old iwstruments taken impart payment, Tuning and gepainng. tho richest, purest, at nw 26-Sne PIANO® = S20 SANDERS & STAYMAX, Y34 F etret northwest; 38. Charice st, Baltinore, Md; no 217 Main st. Pichanoud K * a UNEQUALED 1 EST DECOLALIVE Aki. ~SECOND-HAND PIANOS. — a com| shmoest every well-1 cours sr chepetan Tena ‘wal ie peters ond fn terme: Shick wil ee artenged co wae} Pr ‘on MONTHLY ANSTALALN Ses co, - %