Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1890, Page 7

a Hees 0 cient oe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1890—TEN PAGES. LIEUT. TROUP’S BUOK. AUCTION SALES. What Stanley Has About the | The Rear pevkng to Have Been Recovered. FUTURE Days. When Mr. Henry M. Stanley, who atrived in| Quiet, regular life in the penitentiary, says New York yesterday,was told that Lieut. Troup’s | the Baltimore Sun today, with careful, but ARCHER'S PRISON LIFE. Y AND DISTRICT. ‘ty pubtiehad Ex-State Treasurer’s Health Said ® A recently published work on “TheArt of Advertising” says: “A point which will afford reliable information as to the value of @ publi- cation as an advertising medium is the close- AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON. UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, | bdemmac BALE OF IM! np SeatT VRNER ‘TH 7 MOREY Swlikitohee ee oeaees ___ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Dats. AUCTION __ FUTURE DAYS, Ts DOWLING, Auctioneer, eemeeacer een heey ‘Stent ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tre Star invariably to its rates; and, what is of greater im; . to the advertiser, it charges everybody thé Price for the same service. This few papers dat /” IN THE EVENT OF WAR. What Gen. Schofield Says About Our Means of Defense. book was published: in London, he said Troup had seen fit to write a letter to Barttelot, fool- enongh,' for Troup in his desite to see jgertnir play, it had been vory good 4/7 he “Upon my return Nyanga in search of the Ne ® distance of 800 miles,” Mr. Stanley, “I got reports at Banyala of the condition of the rear column, whit I bad left at Yambuya I had grown appre- hensive as to ite safety and had traveled back 900 miles to learn something of the splendidly that I had left behind in plain diet, has completely restored the health of Stevenson Archer, the ex-treasurer of Mary- land, which was so badly shattered by the dis- covery of his stealings and the death of his son-in-law, State Senator Silver, which came soon afterward. He is no longer troubled with weakness and nervous depression, but his cheeks have filled out and his form is now erect and vigorous for aman over sixty. In prison dress Archer can be recognized by those who once knew him, but his appearance is greatly changed. His long, iron-gray beard, on FRIDAY, N: PAST FOUR, 1 ‘at public pil sel at public suction. O'CLOCK P, M., mouthe with juterest; or all e ‘omit Fequi $200 de e ‘cen of urcaser Fetes t southeast, ty Wa by @ two-story and rd cash, balance in six and days, otherwise right reserved to s-dede cost of detaulting purchaser, after five. spent in some ‘bewsbaper pubiished in JAMES H. MEAD, Executor. twelve ‘at option. of pur- all coms ‘erms to be complied with Pl ‘ashington, \TCLIFFE, DARR & CG., Auctioneers. ; SET OF HARNESS I@ING TO MRS. JUSTICE L NT OF MY AUCTION ROOMS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH, 1800, aT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. En.me ‘right defeud- iy eotee 11000 bee Sh, complainants egant.i sbali on TUES SPOR NOVEMBER 1opd. 3 K P.M. offer for eaie bidder in front of each piece of prope ty, @ (ollowiug deseribed real estate Xe 13Lin Vigotand Dole's subdivision DB, as ubddivision is recorded in Dstnet of Columbia “ condition, Closed Rockaway Carriage, suitable for a doctor, in One Fine Bay Horse between six ana seven years, per. fectly sound, kind and gentle and Set of Single south @0 fect to a 10-fo0t 150 fe t.theuce north 40 feet, thence 1 india. CONTINUATION OF THE CATALOGUE SALE OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN EASTEKN INTERIOR DECORATIONS, GATHERED FROM TRE TWO RECENT BXHIBITIONS IN INDIA AND TUR KEY, CONSISTING OF ANTIQUE ARMS AND ARMOR, DRAPERIES, BRASS, BRONZE, COPPER AND OTHER ORNAMENTR, ELEGANT ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS TEER covxTnY’ ‘TARY POLICY—PRoTEcTIOX | equipped guard which made him so venerable in appearance, is | DESIRABLE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT. BRI PairB FOB THE PARLOK, DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY, Or sue seacoast_racitirixs Toa oUx max- | SHA°Kr of Maj Darttelot with four other oflcers | mlasing, forthe ral yoqemre = een shew PROveMuNts, Socosts B-STHELT NORTH PORTIERES, &e. sn. amonoasiza- | 1 beard that the rear column was in an awful | face to ‘be presented by every inmate of the| $AQveMENIS, No 2 ING, ETC.—AaRMY INCBEASE AND condition, and when I reached Yambuya I| place. His is cut so close that it is difficult RID, AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER ‘TION, found the reports confirmed; the camp was ina demoralized state, many of the men were dead to distinguish its color, but it is not shorn with arazor. A double-breasted sack coat, a On RIDA, SEVENTH. at HALF-: offer for ssie in front ‘PAST FOUR ‘O'CLOCK, we will of the pre! Sub Lot 25, 1, 1865," folic Ths tor §5 2 se The tor bas Genuine Browser ‘Lauiae: i perfect onder, Cost feet, abd runs back with that width THE ENTIRE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD af PUBLIC AUCTION feet. . . Gen. Schofield has submitted his annual re- | and of all the officers only Bonney was left. I | yest and of trousers with prison stripes, ia Reeeecaae “Pinel “Wocbinny. tn geal cake ‘+. Lot of block 18 of MONDAX, NOVEMBER 10, 1890, Port to the Secretary of War. Of the coast-de- | was horrified at this state of affairs and wrote | make up Rreber's outer putts The former fronting 17.61130 f ‘Cunningham A eplendia Tomly’ ‘carriage, ‘ood 3 ate Ticast and PI COMMENCING aT 1) AM, atonceto the Emin relief committee an ac- ~ ense problem he says: “The time bas come when the futare pos- sible or probable military necessities of the count of what I had found st Yambuya. I told that the rear column was wrecked by the irresolution of its officers, the neglect of their state treasurer's work is done in the hospital department, on the west side of the huge stone building. Init are beds for the sick, a dis- pensary and complete appliances, such as ar ‘opportunity for Terms: Subject to 1,100. Fine Coupe Rockaway, neariy new. A splendid car- Nice Wi by Babcock of New York, used few ‘and cost $550. A handy vehicle. jon is record: oft: 7 is lot has a front of strect and rams back 150 feet idth to the rear of the lot, where eke 7 feet. This lot contains 10, At my sales rooms, Southwest corner Pesusyiveusd ave. and 21th st. R® umd THOMAS DOWLING, country should dictate military policy. The | promises and their indifference to the interests vided in more pretentious places for the RTABLE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT The east 1 fort 6 iuches, fronting on Farragut small regular army should be so stationed that oa expedition. Rios ot tan eek, Lecher ‘as iacwhee’ steward CORSE DWELLING Nomritwt sr CORE OF | #itect Us'a depth of 150 eSiieacot Ga woe hot setae Auctioneer, said Todd and Brown's Pieagaut and Pleasant Pi: 6, The tollowiug descril ubdivision of Mt on, it may be prepared at the shortest notice to respond to any call which may be made upon its services, and atthe same time to assist in talk that has recently been made | is the third person in authority. The first is was called ferth by the remarks I made in| Dr. W. W. White, the ence ——— that letter. When I returned to Europe of | andthe second is Solomon T. Buck, who is course there was an attempt made to get me | servin; AND H STREETS NOKTHEAST, AND BUILDING LOTS ON F AND SECOND S AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TENTH, UOLOCK. we will ssi ‘ 53 of Wright and Pleasant is recorded in book “Levy or s Sine Ost bidder ax United states Kenate "Precaant om ® three-years’ sentence for false pre- in frout of the prem- >. of said surveyors office, be. | SESVAX, NOVEMBER TWELE (i, 1800, af 2 o'clock all practicable ways in preparing the much | to modi my charges. + But Teese ~ the | tenses, Back will De free next May if be be- THIS EVENING. 5 seer OTE SQPARE S80, aces ot gore nue gt tue southeast corner i anid Pay st M: VALENTINE, Sergoant-at-Arme U. as body of the militia of t! , | Meanwhi fad announced 5 ime-} haves himself, andthen the man who once | QT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEE! *s. | fronting 24 chon H street.and a; of “yy ar = e cLivFE DARE SC — ‘ccmatieaal hans, Sor active serviou te diate publication of his book _and|had charge of the state's funds will direct Sore, mutes seuropolitan cg ecle TAS RUE : | Bale Bator basement brick Uwelinn’ ott ectony | Shape roth t9 fon: chsocecast 11a ‘oct tots | BR ATCHFFE DAMHE § CO, Aucrcarns on of necd. It ie believed that the i Po eee had been obtained by Sir Fran-} the hospital when Dr. White is absont, | {NO yuredcemed Pa ‘Cutlery, Musical I ents, | it contains ten rooms water, gas, Kc. and suitable for | MAY \se8 of berimuiaE. | i wae = ‘ . ig = in- | cis Winton, secretary of the Emin relief com- | Archer's particular task is nursing tho sick, | "Siz nt Dusiness or dwelling: one of the'finest situate proper- | 4 65."6y aud 67 i Woche BRT VALUABLE BUSIN| ig PROPERTY O% B portant seaboard cities of the United | mittee, to prevent ita circulation. In Troup's|and he enters into it with such intelligence ae UE RE t AETERNOON, NOVEMBER ELEV. | Picasunt tains, as seid Bi STREETS NORTHWEST. IMPROVED BY States should be so fortified, armed and| first book there was a wholesale condemnation | and absolute self-sacrifice that he is regarded TO-MORROW. JUAKTER TO FIVE OCLUCK. we will sell, vok Parl THKEL-StoRy STORF.. N. D manned ag to be capable of self-defense | of Barttelot, but since the injunction he has| as one of the most efficient prisoners fa thet TAL, J ines, 8 jar STAG + BRICK 3Y i WEST, NC NTAL TY Noa rH we against the attack of any forcign fleet; and that 00 PLE MON TIL ach of the great seacoasts of the United States sbould be provided with an adequate fleet of sea-going battle sbips, capable of attacking Upon the broad ocean any hostile fleet which ‘M. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. BALE OF DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DOM! NISHING GUODS, Mel ING, AT 817 SEVENTH Coutihued SATURDAY and MONDAY, 10 70, in said a1 pt fronts 1d feet on Grant sabesnasics t width WO feet. Ferme of sale, ae proscribed by the decrots, are as follows: One-third of the purchase mx y in cash and the balance thereof in two egual instaliments at re- Spectively One and two years trem cash, at the op of the purchaser. In case any had time to alter the first t and the last part | service ever in the institution. A short time of that book on account o! the censure Thad | ago one of the inmates was desperately ill made on the rear guard. and the assistant steward sat up with him night ‘TROUP’S LOXG LETTER, and day until was restored to health, “When I got to Zanzibar one of the first|Afcher is permitted to see his friends occa- LOTS 7¥, 80, 81, 82 gopihot id er tsceuler encpriarns wanes Teter yo <= faut by ene ~ wa to ey eg aft eguare si hetineaboula iret oa AND 85. 5Q. 721. oa F strvet Sortivand a Tice GENTS HUE S'S AND BOYS’ CLOTH. STREET NORTHWEST. SOVEMBER SEVEN- K O'CLOCK, we will of male, or sll might attempt to blockade its harbors or de- stroy its commerce. If the important seaports are adequately fortified and armed, one such fleet, it is presumed, will be sufficient for each of the great oceans. It may be confidently Stated that among military men there is seen no ground for difference of opinion on_ this subject, namely, that an adequate seacoast de- fonse requires both the fortification of each of the great seaports and the provision of an ade- quate fleet to take the part of an ‘offensive de- tensive’ in the event of war with any foreign power.” 43 TO THE FACILITIES OF THE COUNTRY for providing for its owndefense he remarks: “There is believed to be no room for doubt that the United States is nuw able to manu- facture guns and other implements of war quite equal to the best that can @ made anywhere else in the world, and it is earnestly hoped that Congress will continue to make such moderate 2ppropriations as m: to y be manifestly neces things I found was letter of sixteen pages from Troup. It was a violent abuse of Barttelot and an intended vindication of himself, I never answered that letter because 1t needed a personal interview, as there were many questions I found it necessary to ask him myself covering points which were not touched upon in the letter, principal question being why he with others preferred to remain and starve at Yambuya instead of moving on. I never could get a satisfactory answer from Bonney, so I hoped to Pose one from Troup. I wanted to know why they pri ferred staying at Yambuya until so many of their men had died of fever or been killed, Jeaving only Bonney in charge. I wanted to ask why they preferred to wait while all the timo it was understood that they were burning with desire to start. That is the one question I wanted to get an answer before I replied to Troup. He got impatient st my silence and wrote me another letter which contained more sionally. He is not permitted to read the newspapers, in which he once delighted, and his knowledge of the election results last Wed- nesday a only such as the general run of men behind the bars got by hearsay. He took great interest in the composition of Congress, where he once sat asa Represent- ative from Maryland, and when told that the House was safely democratic showed genuine pleasure. He is not permitted to talk or laugh with the other prisoners except on special bol- idays, such as Christmas and Thanksgiving, and obeys every regulation with painstaking dili- gence. Not asinglo mark for misconduct has yet been made against him, and if he continues to do as well his tive years’ term will be up September 6, 1893. Two months’ commutation ean be earned each year by good conduct. All who associate with the once honored and re- spected treasurer say his courtesy and self Possession are as noticeable as ever. The other prisoners he treats with the same con- sideration which it was his habit to show to all Goods wuld in buyers and wi To NOVEMBEH = EIG! O'CLOCK. it iznit, Pi quantities to suit dealers aine hour. and private WM. LOWENTBHAL, Auctioneer, qppuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, BOTH NEW AND SECOND-HAND; OFFICE FURNITURE, TWO EXCELLENT PIANOS, LARGE LOT OF CARPETING, OOOKING AND HEATING STOVES. be sold atm: suction rooms SATURDAY, commencing at TEN ALSO, AT TEN O'CLOCK SHARP, ‘The entire paraphernalia of a Priuting Oftice, all com> plete. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, ehicles of every description, Apumber of Driving and Dratt Horses, n6-2t tention of builuers ‘Terms: One-third casb, balance in one and t years; notes to bear 6 per ceut interest, payable semi- ‘annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on prem- ines sold, or all casi, at the option of purchaser, deposit of $200 required on house corner of Sth and H Sts. ne. and $100 on each of the vacc ut lots in square 721. Terms to be co:nplied with in 10 days, otherwise Tight reserved to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after duys' advertisement of such résaiein some newapaper published in Washington, D.C. Cou- ve &C., at purchaser's cos! uo-dads DUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers, /BOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. PER’ On TUESDAY. NOVEMBEL ELEVENTH, 1890, at HALF-PasT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M,, we will offer for naleat public auction, in front of thie premises, lot 3, situate 50 feet from corner of E and 9th weat, aud fronting 60 feet on nurth side treet with "depth of 100 feet. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, hint and secured by deed of trust on the cash, All conveyancing and recording ‘ost, A deposit of $500 will be requi the rixbi to of defaulting ten chaser shall elect not to pay the whole o: the pure money im cash the deferred payments shall be at i terest from the day of sale at 6 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually and secured by the promissory otes of the purchaser and «deed of trust on the prop- erty sold. A deposit of $100 oMeach piece of property will be required at ‘the time of sale” All couveyaneus aa Tecordiug at the purchaser's cost. If the terms of saloare not complied with within twenty days. after sale the property wil bo resold. risk and cost the defaulting pur: laser. EGINALD FENDALL. Trustee, 64 D st WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, HOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN LE DEOIT PARK; IMPROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL- ING, No. 517 SYKUCE STREET. Virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No, . folio 23, of the Land Kecurds of the District of Columbia, and'at the request of the party thereby se- cured, we'will seli at public auction, remises, on A UESDAY, NOVEM BE SUO, uta QU, St FOUK O'CLOCK P.M. Jot 30, im R.E. Morris’ subdivision of part of block 15, Le Droit Park. as per plat in Book County, No. 6, 70, of the Ki bi said Di ees reserve the (property at the risk and cost the terms be not his is one of section, bow being under @ er month. ‘Terms Subject to a deed of trast for $11,000,which has foUr year bo run at 6 yer cru ‘ashy at the option of th 1 be the Gay” of sule right reserved to rescll the property at the Hk and cost of the Scfaulting ‘purchaser siter Bye Saye advertinenie publishes an Fevordiiy ‘Avbford ai RATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO. n6-d&de a F[BOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESIATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF TY-SEC ND SLRERT HIGH) INGEORGE- ABOVE Q STREET led in Liber ds of Ub party secured » the undersigned will, ZHURSDAL. THE THICEEENTH DAY OF NOVEM- BER AD. 1s00, AT HALE-PAST BOCK O'CLOCK M. H a ‘complied with in CON EVeYOR 8 tic’ of in fromt of the premives ry this work steadily forward until all the ‘ifie ebi t Barttelot and like. Te thi jigned prisone: dmits ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, sale - ¢ ¥ specific charges agains jot and rome | alike. e resigned prisoner, wo admi ‘One-third in cesh, of which great veaboardcities ure placed beyond the | chery comments sbsatmy novharing ausweren | thas he decree th sea ace es |W 1001 alee, | ee asesld CARAS a | cree ara ae ea beh $100 at danger of injury by foreign attack. It should | hie fivet letter, been given him, there seems to be no past or = stallments in G. 1 eae paid be borne in mind that these measures are in no | sas T was High) wtre Proper sense preparations for war. They are, on the contrary, those preparations which are n writing my book, ‘In Darker Africa.’ at Cairo, I wrote him stating that if he future, it is said, He does not gencrally talk of his crime or plans after liberation to any 1 BEG MOST RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM MY and 18 mouths, for which notes purchaser, bearing interest from day of cured uy deed of trust on proper ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, L went aud parailel x High) «treet twent)-eeven, 12) feet to ue Dat rope fvorauow aud ihe ina TEES ME CEASERS ries a would revise his letter I would publish it and I | one, but drops a word now and then indicating - A TE t rivht anvios 1 Giigh) street one hundred indispensable to the security of peace. — Con- | gent him his report for revision, as it contained | that when pressed suddenly Ly unusual des | PATRONS AND FRIENDS THAT TUR @REAT| J BIREETS en Conveyahciug sud seccrdinng ail Be ee aemagall | thirty a0) feet to the gear line of eaba toe themes Sidering the enormons Intent strength and re-| many things anfit for publication. He was so | mands from trust estates he used the state’s| AND EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION BALE OF FOURTEEN ALLEY LOTS IN REAR OF THE | cost = D fore tote sources of the United States, no foreign power | obstinate that he would not re' and sent it | money to satisfy them because it was within vz. : think for a moment ‘of attacking this i even a gr y unless it was found ina state of un- ‘tion for immediate defense, in which ormons damage might be dane by ly :nferior power, which damage could not be repaired by anv possible reprisals Which this country migilt afterward make.’ back to me demanding that I should publish it. Now, if he could show me certain decuments, proving that he was in the right, Ishould be glad to publish it. But the mere fact that he wrote in his diary and that Barttelot wrote in his many things that were unfit for publication easy roach, ———_ _—_+90—____ WHERE WOMEN MUST WORK. Hardships and Drudgery That “the Wenker Sex’ Undergoes in Europe. JAPANESE ART STILL CONTINUES DAILY AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, 1001 D STREET AT THE HOURS OF ELEVEN AM, AND TWOP.M. ‘The stock of Porcelains, Bronzes, Screens and Em- $ E. WAGGAMAN, JOHN W. PILLING, f Trustees, nl-dede_ AFTE: s NOVEMB! Phar FOUR OCLOUK T _THOS. E .WAGGAMAN, Auct. on 1HURSDAY 3 THIRTEENTH, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, I ‘will offer for sale, in front of the premises, LOTS 33, 34 AND 36 1B square 749, Prcnting. 19 fect 8.56 inches on 3d street and runs k that wide 90 feet to an alley, 180 4, wl ants apd 31, abd thence we the 6 st to the piace of wprovenents, Tights abd appar — scomplied with in ten (10) days. be one-third cash, of which @250 shall th Promise. Ty Hotes of the purc jal i hail be taken, aid notes bearing iuaterest vag at Sub, lots 46 to 59, inclusive, in square 749. fron! comple made me say: ‘I cannot publish it unless you : ; alley 16 feet 3% inches aud 16 tert 2 cae od | others are defendants. the unde ARMY REORGANIZSTION KECOMMENDED. eliminate these vile expressions.’ Troup did Lge bop eda petirnicieaa the ‘appell-| projderies ia of such magnitude and the time being | SUMieY 16, foot 35 incor anid, 10 fost 2% inches, an sauce rable auctio j (3) voare aft s did 10, Ue duly ercured cn the Gen. Schotieid recommends the increase of | not do so, and therefore I did not publish it, tion of weaker sex as applied to women seems ee ae aay hie sole prgoenta an excellent opportunity to secure | MONDAY, the give with the termes of de nd cost of the limit of the army to 30,000 men and also the | When Troup saw ‘In Darkest Africa’ he tound | to be a misnomer, says a correspondent of the "One-third sance in one. a org mization of « training battalion of young men. for the arm; , scouts, de. He suggests the following organization fafantry, 25 regnnénts (8 com- mong the engineer's battalion, ord- that I had made no attempt to justify him or remove the censure I had given vent to in my letter to the committee.” TROUP’S THREATENING LETTERS, vindicate himeelf. I then wrote him say- Pittsburg Leader, In point of endurance and often even of muscular strength the peasant women of the remoter valley appear quite the party of girls swinging the antique Swiss seythes, ‘with their straight snaths, that that the prices obtained is not 50 cents on the dollar. Over 700 lots yet remain to be sold, consisting of Sat- Jars, Cracker Jars and exquisite Center Pieces, in the parcel of yround situate in Washington District of Columbia, known as part of lot five (3), in Davidson's subdivision, 1p aguare two huudr and eiguty-three (283), becimnit north live of north L street Terms: One-t cash; baiunce in one and two Der cent, secured by deed of trust «n prop- the option of the purchaser. A ie $d strvet lots and $50 apie required at time of sale. thet piece city jece if Line of said BG. All convert A aed Pee tron the S| the defaulting pure Bote Of such resale in th. All conve) ane.ng, the purchaser’ M. MATTHEWS, Trustee, HA, a2 airy, 10 regiments (10 equals of the men, Ono secs them|"v™» 7¥#m™ Makadizer, Imary, Kage and Serie | she terme of sale are not complied with in fftecn days ee eae a : on 5 : artillery, 7 regiments (10| “Then Troup wrote threatening letters, stat- eaeine on those green, beautiful | Wa" Gold and Sik Embroidered Sereons, Bronsos, | Feil the proventy sh the Bak and'comtot the detauit erie sre ec aes ee Ps " » lent of asome KEMPTO! Fv TABI D iiss saccniaden quell te der pa carbon) yh fe slintag is slopes over which the snow peaks tower and a | Plates, Cups and Saucers, Tete-s-Tete Seta, Rove | trialcin some ewe nepee atte emER of suc ea eet, LOIS ON THE, COREL OF DeLawa x AVENUE AND K STREP TS SOU HWEST. We will offer for sal on ou MONDAY ELSE A ie poy od pp ing: ‘If you think you are maligned un- 80 cruvlly, cut bro: shape of “Artistic Decorated Satsuma Corog.” ‘Trustee and Attorney for Patrick O'Dounoghue et al, | Fly on said west line aud the at | CLUCE TAPsOvZD OMDEANCE AxD ExFLostvma, | fustiy heave. ahead,” You have a. splen- |ewsihe wi te’ vepairty of telotion | atu enone mene ee Sepanene | ~neetedh ARAL CLFE DREN CO. Raat | Haren Eres te hatte et tothe ben | 20 wre of ct Of the work of the board of ordnance and | did opportunity now in writing your book | They do not keep pace with each other ¥ VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT | ,, TFs of sale: Une-thard purchase money cash and | d¥i=ioh of ots are »Y3, frouting fortification Gen. Schoficla says that it hasex-|‘o vindicate yourself. If you will tell| across the fields—onc seldom sees in the | Objects of Art that ever took place inthis city, Now Court of Alexandria county, Virsinia, rendered | the balance thereof in #ix, twelveund eighteen months, amined and acted upon about 230 inventions, your story as cl a as you can and are able to convince anybody that you have acted European peasant, man or woman, any pro- ig the golden opportunity to select your Christmas for wuicb the purchaser will ‘irei on the 28th day of October, 1690, in the chancery sony ll my he suit therein depending, in which. ve notes A Prouussory lien west. This s ¥" is very desirable for the efection of business or dwelling houses and contains i nounced signs of emulation. They do not work al. aze complainants, snd Richi ny property until ail purchase money —,. Plonives) cmobeitee weary, Sans for high ex- | rightly you will convince mo ‘also. can only | with any appearance of haste or conscious out. | Prevent for little or nothing aa regardathe real value of | Suet atienGombmante. ed commniesionets of | #veD, Until purchase money and inter montha,, Adcpouit of S100 wil be, fequited St 'the Pedgee, ee Of the Ee bse abd au igbips. car: | judge from the evidence before me. Ican see | flow of sneray, but in slow, plodding, untiring the article you purchase, Positively mo reserve | THENTH DAY OE NOVESEBEA. tau ae TRCEL Ug | of $100 required when propersy is sold. ey: | bie of sale. “Terme to be complied with im Afteen the bees mode alieeeet at its disposal | many things connected with the rear guard | fashion they work hour after hour, beginuin GaLUk Mey a front at Clatke Club Hones as | abelbi at purchaser's cost. It terms of alo. be hot | Sp, $4,300,538, the largest item being $1,901,612 for Runs and steel forgings for guns. Allotments that I should prefer to keep from public gaze, bat if you wish to publish lo 0." everything you can by 5:30 in the morning and turning homewar. only when daylight fails, To see the storing of hay in the Alpine Every lotoffered sold to the highest bidder, Time of sale, rain or shin, ELEVEN AM AND TWO Rosslyn, Virginia, offer forsale at public auction the 10 : ‘aD complied with i fifteen days from day of sale thi pees sea trustees, ht to the at risk that Sotvof wround ‘known as lot No. 20, or the reserve rig! ‘aba cost of defant vertisement of ho sale. KATCLIFFE, DARR CQ., Aucta, ‘ ‘@ tain plat and f the THOMAS E. Waccam ei tS with high Caplocives, wisely mexs | 9/ctt seems that he then destroyed part of his | chalets isto get a hew ides of the muscular | PAL WALTER B WILLIAMS & 00. | tateof the late Ke: b Lloyd recorded oh Sie Sethu oh Nn ARO ects tmattentn eriments with hig! ; boo pe Teen the sabject of considerable attention ana | Soin kere an Mild things ‘ayeinae 10g | Browess of women. The crops of the upper| n5.se Auctioneers, mort. Timent. Another allotment was made of 21,000 for the construction of gun and which have been published as to my censure, answer slope are packed ‘in back londs tothe little red-brown log structures that dot the moun- tains as high as the cattlo can find pasturage, HREE-STORY BRICK DWELLIN No, 1531 TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWO- STORY AND RICK DWEUL- Y K BUILDING, No. 936 MANSAKD-ROOF ING, BEICK Bac t I could not do otherwise ‘COLUMBIA 8° ‘T, NEAK KHODE ISLAND ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioncers. ee T WEST. - Ritierics for the defense of Boston, | trom tho evidence before me than say: “Well, |and. the “weight thats woren Pail hak | ASR MBIA STIEL: 4.80 chains to D.a stone iu the west line Ree SALE OF VALUARtE REAL BevaT: the land resorts of the Disteiot st New York and San Francisco. then you ure all guilty. You are all my of-|on the wooden frame that is adjusted Leo ‘nd corner to lot No.2; nortu 85.0 Se TRG TRO VED Bee Bee ATES the party thereby ee He pays a trit to the memory of the late | ficers: you are all bound to be loyal and faith, | oo her shoulders and with which she | SEVEN BUILDING LO18 ON SUMNER STREET, E, astake or stove to be set on the east NOS. 429, 451 AND 435, NEW TORE AVON CE { pubic auction. in frout of the ak: Com. Grask, has auth ha teuan a oreak By » her CORNER OF SIXTH STREET EXTENDED, IM- ditch 8 links southwesterly from alarge NORTHWESL, IN WASHINGTON ro. T j- Gen. Crook, w reat | tul to me and to the best interests of the ex-| will climb, or, which often is harder, will de- PROVED BY LAKGE BRICK BUILDING USED polar to lot No. 2, in the east line ct lot | _yQuTHM Pe AN WASHINGTON. D.C; sa uiber | 1500, at HALF Pari PCLUCK P.M. loss to the army. dition; you must not forget that you left | scend to the nearest chalet, dropping her bur- AS A SCHOOL, io, 1; thenes with said line north $4 cast 3.78 chains | 12%) folio 409 et xeq., oue of the land records of the | illsquare JSA, with the improvements above THE TXDIAN PROBLEM, ngland with the expressed intention of doing | den through a hole in the roof. trom which the | pO%,q8A1URDAY, _ AFTERNOON, Rot oi ed PI) pas District of Comumbia, nd at the request of the parties | |Terms: ue-ths fu three equal tur- He says that the work of subduing the war-; the very best you could. Now, qhingles and the Leavy stones that hold them | will sellin front of the premises on cn WERKE goo aud elcbicen month, for like tribes of Indians has been nearly com- on Cog Lanta Africa you x seem | in place have been removed, is a source of per- ms gt LL OCARE 205, ony BRICK ry T 7 90, at Bak SANS POOR OO c pleted. and it remains only to adequately guard ve forgotten your promises; you | petual wonder. When the harvest has been a ee STORY P.M, the following deacribed real the adjacent settlements from possible injury by the Indian tribes, heretofore hostile and now but partially civilized, assembled on com- paratively small reservations. Indian prob! “It may be con- tall that is now requisite ful settlement of the great is wise, just and humane treat- ment of the Indians upon their reservations in the presence force aa will &_Peotumity of wuch a military jeter the young and restless have quarreled with one another; you have made you camp an abode of misery; instead of 271 men and officers you have only 60 men, the Feat aro in their graves or dying, and of these men in camp before my eyes’ forty cannot walk. What is the cause of all this?” “That is the information I wanted to get from Bonney. He could not answer because he was the lowest officer in rank, but he said he could let me have an insight into what gathered there are back-baskets of manure to carry to fit the ground for winter crops, and even the little girls not yet in their teens climb like cats carrying theig own little back-baskets well loaded, On the Lake of Lucerne the boatwomen are characteristic figures. The long. low, black freight barges are pulled from port to port by mixed crews of men and women, from ten to twenty to aboat, who work the heavy sweops and suitable f comfortabie Howard Universit: un SAME ‘subdivi Tyo lendid chance sion, 1 ty is situated near ihode Island svenue a business man orclerk to obtain ® wn AM AFIERNOON AT FIVE O'CLOCK we in front of mises LOTS 4, B, C, D, E. F AND G, BLOCK 5, ‘These lots front 100 feet on SUMNEK street and 150 fe extended, aud are improved by feot on SIX'1H street large brick bi used tor schvol pu: uiiding mee. for investment in s growing this prop , secured cash, ani y the rok fh, the dectes ‘suction will TT Spang if the pu rus of sale: Une-thira o be paid in caah on the day of ofixinal lot four fourteen 4) Which hes west of a line drawn parallel to th Live of said lot from a poiut sixteen feet (16) southwestwardiy from the southeast corner thereof, being the myst west wardly ity feet ten inches 0.10} fronting on New York avenue by tue iull depth Thereor of said jot. Said lot has a frontage of Dity feet ton uous om New ork avenue by the dopth of about hundred and thirty-nine feet four inches (139.4) to ® thirty foot (30) all "Ter e-third cash, the residue in two equal - ‘ertus: One-third stallments in one and two yeare at 6 per cent interest ‘money to irchase of and at the sale, and the or It terms of sale are not complied, days from sale the property will be re and cost of the defaulting purchaser, arose WAGG AMAR, ig ati { Trustecs. HOS, E.WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer." ni-dkds RUSTEES' SALE OF THE VALUABLE REAL ES- D PREMISES KNOWN WATE AS No. 408 LOUISIANA AV ‘WEST, WASHING- OA, D. at purchase Lin fit wold at after six day - ims: One-third cash, balance in one and two years M mea By virtue of the certsin deed of trust, recorded im nd had been going on. It seems that before | standing. I have counted three women | at U percent interest, payable scintaunaaliy, aud tobe Iho Property cold. ge ali ccah et section oy EBMO® | siber 1:188, as folio 7, ot eoqe epee thekaed resem amoug them from attempting to imitate the | my arrival at Yambuya and. after Bartte- keeping stroke with a dozen men, | secured by deed of trust on property, oF all casly at chaser oF | purchasers. A deposit | of € G1U0 on | Wilerot the uote accured theretg, we shall aa HOR heroie Capoeira eine reGital | lot's murder Bonney had written @ report | and. again. the proportions reversed al- | house square ‘365 snd $100 on exch of ‘the lots a compiied Wiis ke Ales dips Ren tn ee ae festivities.” STILL IN THE Woops, - to the committee, as he in common with others had thought that I was dead. So when lasked him if he had any evidence of what most exactly. In the heat of the day the men sirip to their waists and the women un- lace their bodices and work with baro arms block 5 wt time of sale, chusers’ cost. Conveyancing, &., oy ‘Terms to be complied with ays, otherwise right reserved to resell at risk abd cost defaulting purchaser, after five duys’ advertisement in ten complied with in fifteen days from day of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at q d_cost of the defaulting purchaser Epes the Circuit Court of advertisement of such Young, Clert of . Clete 0 ° ja, Va.. do certify that the Commus- UH. BL Connty of Alexan DAY, 1 HE TENTH DaY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1890, at O'CLOCK P.M. offer for sais in frout premises the certain laud and Sy 9 Wackneton, District of Columbia and 4 . , i = Washington, D.C. ‘Ail conveyanc- | Dated ou the cround plat or plan thereof as taken pl said: al h | = sucht resale blished in Wash- | wioners above named have executed bonds with ppm beep aad" = lms thirty-one (31) feet ten G0) es front on English Newspapers Astonishingly Ig- | qhen pyaid: "Ae Lam bene wad your supe- 7, LA . be wo. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncera_ | mentioned cause. H. H. YOUNG, Cler! t-dte norant Regarding America. Eng!ish newspapers print a great deal more American ucws now than was their custom up rior officer of the expedition, I have authority to open it.’ “After reading it I asked him to address it to Rortinanteans and luggage of all sorts up and lown the mule paths for the influx of sum- mer visitors, In Germany one can nowhere escape the FUTURE DAYS. FPwoMas DOWLING, Auctioneer. A. BROOKE,” ‘No, 410 3th at. now, ERE ‘ nl-d&as 1425 New} \HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRO CREAT ESTATE SNOW AS W\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIWPROVED PROPERTY OF THE NORTH SIDE ED bered cichtcen (15), in square numbered four bi and uinety (490), more fully described as follows: gunwing at the nortuwest corner of said jot numbered Suehtecn (18) on said avenue and ranuing thence east eriy ou said avenue thirt; 1) foot ten, 10) sone f EF KOAD STREET BE- LOT 14 IN THE | inches, thence southeasterly at richtangies o - to a fe 0, but ishi me as chief of the expedition, instead of to the | sight of the outdoor labor of women. Along 33, AND. HIGH STREETS, ON OF LOTS IN SQUARE No.7, ON | BUe oho hundved and forty-five (do) toot, seven { sciead Gane aka Rectan ee ccs FAM. And A onl wag Weed’ Tees] BE fat coin che ae he EURGETOWN, AND BEING PALT OF WHAT nN T StKERT BETWEEN AND | cin to au sles. thence wcnieriy on mad alley” tothe bs Concerning American life, society | vented that report of his from going to Hug-| yards, the srain’ patches and. tee oben IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF x wrireue of the powers gutted io rtsntc neastain | pOseTRRet® NORTH OEE. Bunared and Yorty’«ia0y fect ‘eight (8) inches to the (= ' atcher a s orty 130) : » snd governinent still prevails in quatters | land. 1 have that lettor. It explained | Relas’ are fell of thom In an cticnranns Gack Fosoraea in Lives 1Ste aes nae a By hiy Fh ‘cau euee Rat | place of bexinuine, with all the privileges and appar Where substantial accuracy om such subjects | very clearly what bad happened. It| ride the proportion of women getting in HIGH-CLASS OIL PAINTINGS, Pane foe the District Of Cola bia, we wi 127 ket No. 32, the undersig: 60 Bo rs would most naturally be looked for. A striking = written on I aed. —. the harvest Cae Cee tee to oe OF. SOVEMBENG 1x00, AL POUL geick, ‘ cup, the remainder in vanal sustallmenta, payable cus iustrats d be muney's report, ‘Troup's two letters, Ward's} men. In these fertile lands there a OPERTY on the premises, lots numbered three (3), f OCK P, M.. two years afte ‘. teree soareereae sep teen - aernicte isan som | account, SBGME coviecd, sna mere txpertagt | porn) companionable side. to the work ae at Sud sieht 8) a EL. scaibrd eal ont, yigat beg fa th fesi-asstualy. to be secured Uys deed of ran apo Slections ta, the Deine sence Spon Tuesday's | than ali, 1 have the log beok signed by the | which ons might go far ‘to “fad iy No. 7, pawe SO. Dum bered fourteen (14) in the su chaser. "A defvosit «f $500 will be required elections m the United States. The defeat of | officers day after day. Without any other MU, J. H. LEWIS OF NEW YORK. é the republican party is accepted not only asa repudiation of the McKinley decree of protee- tion, but it is assumed by many writers that evidence, that log book of itself would prove that Iwas justified im my censure of the rear column, which was very mild, in my letter to the committee. paralleled. In the fields which stretch between the hudled villages one sees whole families busy. Atone end of the corn strip, under a tree or clump of bushes, stands a baby wagon. ‘The entire collection to be sold at public auction on numbered fourteen (14) in the subdivision of (Wollard aud Grech’) the lots iu ibered seven Funs back au averace depth of three | (97). a mites feet wy Linthicum place. t on rehase mone Ty said lots wil. be suid subject to the’ following | and each, 4 veer oe 1d lance in one sud two years trou the 3 conditions: That uo buildinx shall te erected on said | pela, thetioed poesueet te Be a ‘square nam m | sold at the cost of the defaa | days" notice by be urchasef. 18 o wr to compl ‘« the property will be ibe purchaser after such resale in peoperty is knocked down to p fault on the part of the pure! terme of axle within ten day advertisement ecu: i ee per published im the city of Washington, ° Its occupant has learned to take life philo- WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Jand within: SY rect of the building Ime on Koad street | trust upon the property suld, to bear interest at six (6) | BeWsPaper pu 2 ; . to mme- of said land or buildings to be erected | per cout per an! until r AU couveysuciug at the cost of the purchaser. prchsi ap pth sansa a poy: rel MAY PUBLISH THE L0G, sophicaily, and croons at the blue sky or the Abereon susali bo used for business or manufacturing tog we hg TNRY E. DAVIS. 344 Dat iw. at haser. All conveyancing the option ot the Hn 4 i ¥ - and no busking to be tect tha aaah JNO. F. OOK, 1410 F st. aw. grees ‘The facts that the Senate will remain | “AMI going to publish that log? Teannot | 6fe«t eaves, At the noon hour the midday | | NOVEMBER TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH, | Purvuve anil Cline be cretedthereun EEO republican aud that a republican President con- | say. I think it better to wait a while, or until | Wacon form eoter, and the yout eubjeceee , said couditious to, 'be waived or broken exceyt by ‘ute le to be complied with, within ten days {rout the DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. o80-dts hue: ce " a Ty 3 ALE ELE THREE P.M. y part yi resold risk _—_————————————_——___—_} tinues in office are wholly ignored. Mr. | [ have read Troup’s book, Mr. Bonney could | the kaiser is assed with the black bread from 8. aT ‘VEN A.M. AND aT Pp. of sale or roperty Bryce's book on “The American Common- ‘3 wealth” explained the workings of the various branches of the United States government with remarkable clearness, more high most of the It seems to have been praised than carefully studied by | lish editorial writers. This be- lief that protectionism is on the verge of over- relieve all this criticism by telling what he knows, and writing a plain simple story of what took jace—how it was that ajor Barttelot was killed; how was that these men died like sheep; bow it was that this rear column, so grandly it hand to hand ‘The loading of thé great German hay wagons ways interesting. You will see a brown womnnj her head ied up in a scarlet ‘ker- chief, on top of the load distributing the fork- fuls as they are passed up to her. If one EACH DAY, aT MY ART GALLERIES, 1100 AND 1102 PENNA. AVE, Among tue collection will be found fine exam ples by cost of the deisulting pure! andrecording at the. OHA iho cost, SHARLES WALTEL, Trastec, 344 D st. mw, CHAS. A. WALTER, Solicitor, 1000 F st. n.w. DUNCANSON BROS. Aveta. o2 VHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON QS1RLET NEAR to ive notes for deferred pay- bearing @ per cent interest, payable se1 and accured by deed of trast on the property ed, ‘ash, at purchaser'soption. Adepouit lot of #500 Wit! be required at time of sale. purchase: ou each ‘Title to be deposit retu.ned. Purchasers wili Go To Tur Rus: Puce FOR YOUR CLOTHING. 3 loads fe hb ~ Gasts-suconD STREET, GEORGEIOWN, a . | equipped before starting. fell to rot. He told} woman loads for one man her work _ 18 | the following artists: P. J. Clays, Jas. Hart, Wm. Hart, ting purchaser's cost and ‘When you want to buy an OVERCOAT go toa Cloth —. brace lea D ey | ail the same’ story. aud told it to Emin | the easior, though requiring more skill. | J. G. Brown, Morston, Ream, Lambinet, Charles | Yeyaucing at puteiiseteest | gn stated Odgatan meee 2 Baa este | , Wen 7oe ment to bay on 0 Lad 4 received in England. Pasha, and we all have heard it; but { have | But when, as one often sees, one woman loads Jacque, M. Kouzee, Felix Ziem, Dupre, H. P. Smith, WILLIAM A. GO! 16 others are com- House, store where Overcoata, been rece = also his written story, recorded at the | for three or four men, by far the hard- | F. K. M. nehn, J.C. Thom, Colvin, Wurtz, Laugin and MINISTER GANS REPLY. Au Interesting Diplomatic Story That Comes From Chili, A special to the New York Herald from Wash- ington : An interesting diplomatic story reached here through the columsof El Com- mercio of Valparaiso, Chili. The United States Minister to that country is Patrick Egan, the Well-known Irish land leaguer of Lincoln, Neb. son, the representative in Valparaiso of the London Times. During the course of the even- ing, aceordiug to El Conunercw, one of the at- Mr. Egan to the English of the Chilian foreign office presented correspondent. The latter declined to accept the intr Covered with confusion the gentleman who bad made the introduction began to apologize to the American minister, time. The log book was written like a ship's log, what occurred from day to day. It is igned officially by E. M. Barttelot, James 8, Jameson or Wm. Bonney, whichever was the officer of the day. This log vook is very val- uable and with ‘the official reports in my pos- session will fully Justify me in my censure of the rear column aud acquit me of the charge that I have acted otherwise than as an honor- able man and an office: THE TRIP TO NEW YORK. every day out from Liverpool a woman among the steerage ngers rolied over on her five- months-old child during the night and killed it, The child was buried on the followipg day. On Saturday last an electric light wire on the starboard side came in contact with the wood- work on the deck aud for two hours there was Mr. Egan. who seemed to view the matter with amiable indifference, have insulted cAleer a majority of 3,874, —————-ee—_____. Yaux’s Supporters Cry Fraud. At a conference yesterday afternoon in Phil- adelphia of some of the principal political workers who supported Congressman Vaux for fe-eloction it was determined to take stepa fie | 4, olitely responded: ‘ogize for. A Ken- me anda Mr. Patti- . majority in the samo wards was oniy 38, Owing bafpeele stage! eno Hogg, the mocratic cant te governor o! behind The constitational ‘amendmoute commission oviding for @ railroad was care a blaze that kept the fire brigade busy. The next day fire fester ch im the coal bunkers of the shi unl ‘uesday morning the coals were afire. The Teutonic reached her dock shortly after 10 o'clock. Notwithstanding the roughness of the voyage both Mr. and Mrs. Stanley are look- ing remarkably well. When th the dock they were met by a number of other personal friends and a great crowd of citizens, who cheered them as they left the ship, and to their rooms at the Ee Envoys and Canada. | est position. There are few evidences, indeed, of any division of work between man and woman as to th nger and weaker animal, ‘The physical capacity of the woman is counted on, aud to all appearance with good reason, HE WAS A MILLIONAIKE, The Career of L. A. Robinson, Who Was Found Dead in Brooklyn Recently. L. A. Robinson, who was found dead in his years what was for a long time the largest tannery in the world. When the hen- lock bark became exhausted thereabouts he \doned the tannery and retired from busi- mm He made his home at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, for years, and about twenty years ago brought asuit against the proprietors of that hotel which led to the passage of the present law of New York state limiting and defining the responsibility of hotel kee: as to the property of peor Thieves tad en- tered Mr. Robinson's room in the hotel and money and valuables amounting to several thousands of doliars were stolen. Mr, Robin- tors of the St. Nicholas e value of the stolen erty. The case was carried to the court ot i resort and waa decided in {i or ‘many others of equal merit. ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ‘Title pertect, 7 -dts TWEEN SIXTH AND SOUTHWEST. NOVEMBER 10 AND 11 THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. ‘Catalogues mailed on application. rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. EIGHT HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IM UNI- VERSITY PARK AT AUCTION. ‘ST Te n7-bt THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. [ANCERY, E OF VALUABLE. CE ESTAT ECON SUOTIC Dy 00, wherel Ida. J. Fenton and hiaipants wba Addie &. St. Tudmer and eidigra care de nd-ats auction ou. WEDSESD, TWELFTH DAY —— VEMBER AD, Fou EORGE BTICKNEY, Auctioneer. O'CLOCK P.M, in MALF-PAST be by BALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP. . Ratt Ox SIXIEENTH STREET BETWEEN K AND L NOK: haf tra deartn date Ay SU 4. ‘he ry Dia, that ie to say, beginning it ol the south tine of Fourth stfest wow tant any sore feet aud ten inches esst- Sot int mel 4, and duly recorded in Lil Sq, of the land records of the District of Co- WereogEnY, 5 Trasteos, ONT US’ SALE OF LARGE AND VAL OTS OF LAND AND FISHERIES. POTOMAL BIVsh—TmE OTTERBACK decree of the clrouit court of Fairfax sigs tune November 0, 1890, ta ths Eee THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser: oSi-déas erence cage deed W! | Dresses, Chine Ware, Toilet Sete and Patent Medicines are all jumbled together. It takes time, thought and of Clothing can do it. Our Clothing is made right at our own factories, where the best skilled cutters and tail- ors are employed. You get good Clothing cheap when desling with us, and our one great specialty is OVER- ooaTs. bed in Brooklyn a few days ago, was a retired fe rapa Of September last the president of | From Liverpool to New York the voyage of | millionaire tanner ‘and “wate, mest sy FOUR CLOCK, du the troutoeg,Tatell sll ES atcios anit dcica saranda prcaboaessey — goer plomatic | the Teutonic was one succession of gales,| his fortune near Honesdale, Pa, where | #.9..7,10, audi, in block 44, in Univer OVEROOATS ps and other tinguished gentlemen. | tompestsand mishap. When the shi mn opt Ry tty: an : sasong; the quate eae igen anda Fiaow: pests and mishap. en the ship. wasone|he owned and conducted for many | are corner lots, 70x1435; the otuers Are interesting every one. We know they are the best ‘value in Washington, and that's the reason we're pushy ing them to the front. Our €10 and 612 garments ere ‘equal to any that merchant tailors charge $20 to 628 for. Made from good, substantial fabrics and lined and trimmed to give the wearer eatisiaction in every sense of the word ‘We offer you are strictly tailor made from English Kereeys and Melions and Auburn Meltona, Verumbo Chinchillas, Plain, Bie Black and Brown Beavers and ‘Cheviots, Double-warp Cassimeres, &e Some are cloth lined and others lined with good farmer satin and satin sleeve lining. Come along and take your choice at $10, $12 and 15. Sail right in if you want an Overcvst snd buy it direct at heedquarters, ‘Store for Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien in case they should come to Canada 311 7TH ST. XW, said that the domipion government had no eS matter. The gentlemen were itish subjects aud members of the country. received no information from the im authorities regarding their arrest should visit Canada, and ho sit to be in ee that any molest them. 8 017-32 ‘WasHINGTOR, D.C. Canrars.