Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1890, Page 7

CITY AND DISTRICT. > Advertising is profitable only when prop- erly done,—thatis, in the medium sure to reach the largest number of those whose attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that Purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad- Yertise in Tue Stam, It not only claims the largest circulation, but gives the figures, and swears to them! NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Preparing for a Democratic Jollifica- tion—Several Accidents. Correspondence of Tz EVENtvo Stan "“Rocxvunis, November 12 The next meeting of the Teachers’ Associa- tion of this county will be hefd at this place on the 28th instant. In sddition to the usual rou- tine business the following subjects will receive attention: Annual election of officers, recitation Dy Miss Mollie Green, good methods observed during his recent visits to the county schools by Examiner J. J. Higgins, reading by Miss Ida Dove, declamation by Mr. Wili Hammond, best methods for first and second-grade pupils, led by Mra. Sophia D. Higgins. In the circuit court the cases of Biaine agt Brady, Jas. H. Elgin agt. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com} , Jaa, A. aD. Ladew and ststo of Maryland, toc of Saale E- Nicholls, agt. county commissioners of Prince — ‘s county, have beem continued to first Monday in December. aren a sian Bowen, in rere ofthe of Mr. it, this evening made fro: ath near the railroad station at this In Sones to cross the public oad and get on the platform she was struck by ‘& west-bound train and knocked over, receiving = bad wounds on the head and body. is reported here this evening that sn acci- anne occurred yesterday ou ao at Seneca briage, some miles west of this —— by which one man was killed and several ly parties in the accident were mem- bers of « repair gang of hands on the road. and [eve on derrick car which was struck by train. The tee dead and injured have alae meeting of demoerats held here tonight fall arrangements — the — and torch- Procession Thursday night were made. sett G. Minor Anderson was appointed chief marshal with « number of deputies. The speeches will be delivered from thw balcony of the Town Hall. Last night while « democratic procession was marching along the public road in the neigh- borhood of Astton several stones e thrown into the crowd by persons concealed in the woods and one or twoof the marching party were considerably hurt. The attacking = made good their escape in the darkness. arrests Lave yet been made. Mr. Harry Williams and Misa Nellie White were married in the Protestant Episcopal Church at Poolesv: today by Rev. Walter Griggs. The church was handsomely decorated and <a with the friends of the contract- ™f, e mariege of Mr. Henry J. Tolley of Balti- more and Miss Bettie Fyife of Poolesville is an- nounced to take place at the Episcopal Church, Poolesville, on the 20th instant. A littie chiid of Mr. Edward Harris of Der- wood was badly scalded about the head and body « few nights ago by the upsetting of a pot of won on the supper table near which he was playi The ap of the M. E. Charch South held a festival and oyster supper here yesterday and last night, at which $75 was realized for the benefit of the church. SAM —— LOST ON HER FIRST TRIP. The British Torpedo Cruiser Serpeat Sunk With All Her Crew. During a storm Monday night the British torpedo cruiser Serpent foundered off the coast of Spain, and out of a total of 250 souls on board only three were saved. The Serpent ‘was lost at a point twenty miles north of Cape Finisterre by going on the rocks. A heavy mist prevailed at the time of the disaster. Owing to the violence of the storm it was im- possible to send assistance from the shor Tremendous seas swept the decks of the doomed vessel, carrying away group after group of the unfortunate men on board. The news of the wreck was conveyed to Corunna, a distance of sixty miles, over mountain roads. ‘The Serpent's complement was 175 officers and men. ‘The others on board were going out to relieve men now on ships on the African sta- tion. The Serpent was a twin-screw vessel of 1,770 tons and 4,500 horse power. She carried sx guns. RUNNING FOR SHELTER, Lloyd's agent at Corunna telegraphs: It ap- Pears that the Serpent was running for shelter im one of the bays north of Finisterre. It is not known whether she foundered or grounded on the fearful reefs that are a continuation of the Galician mountains. If she foundered no- body need be surprised but the admiralty. If sbe grounded on the reefs she could not — @ minute's battering in a heavy sea. AN OFF-HAND ANNOUNCEMENT. Lord George Hamilton, first lord of the ad- miralty, made s speech last night ats con- sevative banquet at Acton. He began by an- nouncing the loss of the British war ship Serpent. He said: “I am sorry to say that just before I came here I received a telegram say- ing that the torpedo cruiser — had been lost the Spanish coast. I there haa been a great loss of life. The Serpent was ole of our best cruisers and was a valuable vessel, She had excellent officers and @ fine crew. I cannot tell the cause of the disaster.” This announcement caused a momentary sensation among the guests, but apparently the startling news was quickly forgotten. Lord Hamilton made an unusually rollicking speech, woking frequent outbursts of laughter. The incident was a topic of conversation in the => late last — and was generally de- mounced as scan QUITE THE OPPOSITE. The Duke of Edinburgh was attending a Patti comcert at Plymouth when the news of the disaster reached that town. He was im- mediately informed of the calamity and at once left the concert hall and hastened to the various newspaper offices in search of further details. After reading all the dispatches that had been received concerning the disaster he went directly home without returning to the concert ball He expressed the utmost sor- row at the fate that bad overtaken so many brave men. The newspaper offices at Plymouth were be- sieged by crowds of people anxious to hear farther news of the disaster. Among these were the sobbing wives and daughters of many of the lost seamen. It is stated that many of the crew of the Ser- t agv before the vessel started on what proved be her last voyage ea the fear that some misfortune would befall the Shp The relatives of the crew of the Serpent at Py yath and the dock-yard people there are full of gossip about the lost cruiser. It is claimed that she was unseaworthy and that she broke down on all her trial trips. Comman Ross is said to have been in the habit of treat- ing bis men with undue severity. HER MAIDEN VOYAGE. The Serpent started last Saturday on her maiden voyage. She was commissioned for service in Africa last June, but was an pe several mishaps to her machinery. ber consorts were ci duiked b: ty ihe curdsa, "Tkb eepuntene toh pane aan ie down more than once in the maneuvers of 1883 Several admirais condemned the whole class as crank. The Se a swift, light cruiser, one of eight gamed faring the adstainration Cooper Key, who insisted upon an immense horse power, which according to o tions was out of all proportinn to her displace- ment. She could maintain a speed of seven- teen knots an hour. Lord Brassey, in bis naval annual, adversely criticised the vessel He said that economy of weight had been carried to excess in the construction of the ship, that ber was too thinand thather arme- ment was overdone. in a seaway, he said, her — it would be a detriment to her i The Vandalia Sale Denied. Viee President Williams of tle Vandalia denies the reports that the road has been sold to the Pennsylvania, and says no changes are in co ntempiation. Poe Begotiations are pend- for the sale of the Vandalia to the Penn. vania or to anybody. Evicting Irish Tenants, The work of evicting tenants was resumed THE EVENING: STAR: WASHINGTON RUNNING TO COVER, The Clubs of the Players’ League Seek- Consolidation, ing ‘The base ball war is practically over, The New York, Brooklyn and Pittsburg clubs have agreed upon terms and consolidated and Chi- cago club Bas offered to sell out. This leaves the Boston, Philadelphia and Cleveland clubs in the lurch. It is barely possible that these clubs will continue next season im another Organization, but this rests entirely with the old magnates, The determination of the capi- talists in the New York Players’ League Club to Consolidate was the entering wedge that split the Players’ League. Once started there was 8 rush to cover. Al Jehnson and Prince of Boston were the only ones who held out for consolidating the two Jeagues, Through the influence of the New Yorkers the various clubs began negotiations on a basis = élub consolidation instead of agua aeaea idation. Asa consequence those that could not arrange of eonsoli- dation like the Bostons, Clevelands and Cincin- natis were left out in the cold. The now the mercy of the Nati which will not trea treat with the wpa ee, mittee appointed by the players. — men as Kelly, Ewing, Keefe, Richardson and Hanion will be taken back into the leagae fold, but there will doubtless be many brotherhood men without a — next season. It was a fatal mistake for the Players’ to insist upon the players be: ao at the late peace! on with the and a Association. It “trove of all negotiations for peace on a basis of league con- toltdation lonscanir ay eel peoereg certainly ve been effec! ‘ompromise is impossible | ‘“* now. It will be a surrender. MIKE KELLY’S PRUDENCE. ‘The players are already beginning a stam- pede back tothe National League magnates. Those who are coping are doing it quietly. They realize that the jig is up. Last night Mike Kelly had s secret talk with A, G. Spald- ing. Kelly sees how things are and is desirous of getting in out of the cold. Kelly waited around the side entrance of the Fifth Avenue, hid | in the darkness, until the meeting of the league was over. He sent word to A. G. Spalding that be wished to see him, and as soon as possible. Spaiding, with his characteristic way of mak- a invisible, was away before anybody THE CONSOLIDATED GIANTS. Now that the New York Club has formally resigned from the Players’ League the two New York clubs are consolidated. Ewing will make up the team, and as it stands at present it will be as foliows: Pitchers—Keefe, Welsh, Rusie, Sharrott, J. Ewing. Catchers—Ewing, Buckley, Clark, Brown and Murphy. Infiel: ers—Connor, Richardson, Glasscock, Denny and Whitne: A Outfielders—Tiernan, Slattery, O'Rourke and Gore. Bassett will probably go to Boston, while the Philadelphia (N.L.) elub has a line out for Whistler. The following list of officers of the club are slated: President, Jobn B. Day; vice president, E. B. Talcott; secretary, F. H. Robinson; treas- urer, Arthur H. Bell; manager, James Mutrie; captain and field manager, William Ewing; di- rectors, E. A. McAlpin, J. B, Day, E. B. Tal- cott, F. H. Robinson, C. T. Di ingham and Joseph Gordon. This will give the National and Players’ League backers an equal representation on the board of directors. HOW PITTSBURG CONSOLIDATED. J. Palmer O'Neil showed the signed consoli- dation papers of the two Pitteburg clubs toa Philadelphia Press reporter last night, and also told how the consolidation took place. He said that at the Philadelphia meeting the Pittsburg (P.L.) delegates were insulted by the Bostou people, who told the Pittsburg men that if couldn't put up money for next season they could get out. They came back to Pittsburg and notified Mr. O'Neil that settle- ment might be effected. All came together, and Mr. O'Neil told them th: settlement could be made on a 50 per cent basis, but that it must be made then and there. ‘There was no diseussion at all, but before half an hour was up the agreement had been The Pittsburg team, Mr. 0” tes, will next season be as follows: Pitchers, ‘Maul, Gal- yin, J. Smith, Staley; catchers, Mack, Decker, Berger; mfielders, Beckley, Laroque, Miller, T. Corcoran; outfielders, Burke, Hanlon, Fields, THE BOSTONS FROZEN OUT. The only club that will be likely to suffer or, in fact, frozen out, will be the Boston Players’ League Club. There is no place for itin any league. The backers are old stockholders of the National League team, and Messrs, Conaiit, Soden and ings will never consolidate with them, THE OTHER CLUBS. “What will be done with Cincinnati?” was asked President Byrne, jothing. That city is still in the National League and you may depend on it it will be there next season, and the team also. The in- ference is that certain persons who at present are remaining in the background will buy the club from the present Pla ayers’ ‘League owners.” John B. Day was asked if the Cleveland oa L.) people would be allowed to make an: they saw fit. “Idon’t think they will the say,” said Mr. Duy. “It may be left ne : third party to appraise the value of Johnson's base ball belongings. Johnson had a chance to make « compromise in Cleveland, but at the last minute he went back an it.” Just as the league met yesterday a telegram was received from Pittsburg stating that ‘Addi- son of Chicago would dispose of his club for #5 .000. He had been offered by Spalding 15.000. The price will probably be paid. In Philadelphia the Players’ League Club will gre @ chance to join the American Asso- ciation. The statement bres oy from Pittsburg that W: hington had lied for admission to the Players’ League ridiculed in base ball circles here. Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Scanlan are the only ones at all repr to have the manage- ment of a base ball team here. The former said yesterday that he had spent all the money in base ball that he intended to, and the latter is known as profoundly hostile to the Players’ League. He will probably have ateam next year in this city representing the American association, THE HONDURAN REVOLT. Central America Agitated Over the Prospect ot a General War. The New York Herald's San Salvador special says: President Ezeta is in receipt of a tele- gram from President Bogran of Honduras, in which the latter admits that he has been forced to evacuate the capital and temporarily set up his government at Tamara, a few leagues dis- tant from Tegucigalpa, Bogran asks Ezeta to maintain complete neutrality. In regard to the rumor that President Ezeta had ordered troops to invade Honduras for the purpose of heading’off an army sent to the relief of Bogran by Barillas, President Ezeta said yesterday: “As yet I have not issued an order to that effect. I shall wait for the last moment for Barillas to rescind bis order and call back the army. If he does not J cannot a for the consequences.” ta is busy and in constant council with thes members of the cabinet, GONE TO BOGRAN’S RELIEF. A special tothe H:rald from Sante Anna, Salvador, says: Information has reached here that the garrison in Amapala, twobundred strong, bas gone to the relief of President Bogran, Small forces of small portions of Honduras are making forced marches toward the president's headquarters, It is not be- lieved, however, with’ all the forces he can gather he will be able to cope with Sanches’s army. PROSPECT OF GENERAL WAR. ‘The Herald's city of Guatemala a eays: Intense excitement prevaile here over the pros- pect of s general war in Central America. The Mexican minister was st the fore’ depart- ment for along time yesterday and it cH — lieved that his mission was to persuade Presi- deut Barillas to recall the troops ae has sent to aid Bogran, and the publicin general com- mend his pacific course. Barillas had an audi- —— terday with the United ee: and Spanish ministers, but they refused to talk. No definite information is to be obtained from any source as to what the government in- tends to do be the present crisis, $e Recovered His Stolen Team. horse, harness and cart, valued at @350, bad been stolen from Mr. J. D. Foley, of Howard county, Md., last Friday. Officer Breen ascer- | CS) years afte gd 1, a pert, sold.” Shes d detault be i. ade in compliapee Property 1 alte convepaucing, acknowledwments and the pr 's cOnt, Weabingtons Dio. All convepaneing ber teteeet SPACE od ESET have. snrurnee torso ily fate BETWaan E AND pee ALLEY re IN REAR OF THE iti 2 wehen spon street and runs Mek and comet the aarault: some Dewsaper ct pallished ta Wendansee weyanclug and recording at the 9 gost "7 ai oF of W Patrick Orbonuostiue etal Teed kde RRO TES Dau BGO see HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionesr. THYSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED ATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF THirysed AND STREET (HIGH) IN GEORGE- VE Q STK: c yecorded in Liber 103 262, &c., of tries duly recon ‘of the Dis. inet of ¢ Jumbia, and ‘at the written request of the will, te Bunseay aH THE aulareeN TH Dat Dat Oe Bike Pods oeil at pubis suction in irame ot be ry ‘eutate ia Georgetown in said District of Columbia part of lot oy -one (31) in Beatty and Hawkins’ addition ‘to wo and described as fol- te for the saino at the wouthivest corset of said lot and ru Funning tuence northerly and parallel End ainctwelfthe (27 6-155 teste te south hae ar ae and six. « feet to the south line of the fot berctofore conveyed to Nenry ‘Wetacl. thence and parallel wit aid 32a us street twenty-seven and six-twelfths (27 6-12) fect to the = line of lot 31, and thence west to the piace of . with the in) (Teton Tights and appur- ‘Tel Mg tle. to be co ted with i ten (10) d: ‘erin Of ‘soup n ten (10) days after sale, shall be one-third cash, of which 8250 shall iS pale oe the time Of ‘he ae tor the Fogo na three asury notes of the purchasct ine Seen ee cakes, seid notes enrinxiuterent at 6 percentum per annum from and being dated the day of ae ona) yable one (1 a two cD and three and to duly secured op the .& resale at tne rixk and cost of the det tae burch ray be had aiter five days’ veasie in the Evening Staruewspaper, recording at CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, Trust 714 Pistnst nw, nl-dads contained from Gilbert Moyers and Fannie Moyers, hi wife. to James 1. Walker, dated the 25th day of July, 1888, and recorded among the Isnd records of Princo THIS EVENING. T. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, 611 PA. ave., under Metropolitan Hotel, sells THIS EVEN- ING lGredeemed Pawnbrokers’ Pledges, Goid aud Sil- ver Watches, Guna, Cutlery, Musical “Instrumente, ® FUTURE DAYS. ycatasenes BALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Near Highland Station, known as the “CARLTON MILL PROPERTY.” By virtue of s mortgaze and power of sale therein George's county, Maryland, im Libor J.W.B., No. 9, folio, 721, the subscriber, the attorney therein named, empowered and authorized by said mortgage to make sale on certain contingencies therein set forth, will sell at public sale to the highest bidder, in frout of the mill door on the premises hereby advertised to be sold, on BATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the property mentioned and described in said mort- age, known asthe Henry Carlton Mill Property, ait- uated between the Hihland Station on the Baltimore ‘and Ouio railroad and Biadensburg, in Prince George's county, adjoining the property of the Highland Coun- try Club, containing SIXTY-FIVE ACRES of land, desirable for suburban subdivision or farming Purposes. Said property is improved bys large and comfortable frame dwelling and large brick water mill iu first-class condition and now in operation, with abundant water power and the rights thereto belong- ing. Terms of sale: Cash, Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, FILLMORE BEALL, Attorney of mortgagee named in mortgage, B. E. BRANDT, ~ FILLMORE BEALL, Solicitors, 213-2 theremm contained from Gilpert Moyers to Benjamin Guy and Fillmore Beall, securing Guy Carlton, the sum ther e:n named, dated the 10th day of September, 1886, and duly recorded in Liber J. W. B. No. 7, folio 701, etc., one of the land records of Prince George's county, Md., the undersigned trustees, named in said deed of trust and thereby authorized and empowered #0 to do upon default in the payment of the debt therein mentioned and by direction in writing of ssid Guy Carlton the party thereby secured, will sell et public sale on the premises at Highland Station, on the Balti- more aud Ubio railroad, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, (psvetres SALE oF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE aT HIGHLAND STATION, On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, four miles from Washington, D, C, By virtue of @ deed of trust and the power of sal AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, All the real estate mentioned and described in said deed of trust as containing TWENTY-TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS, Being the same tract or parcel of land conveyed by Guy Carlton and wife to the said Gilbert Moyers by deed of September 10, 1886, recorded in Liber J.W.B. No. 9, folio 698, of the land records of said county and escribed upon the official subdivision of said High- lands made by C. E. Creecy & Co., recorded in Liber H.B., No. 3, folio 676, of aaid lund records, beginning ata pointon the north side of Georgetown avenue where the same connects with Railroad avenue, thence in a northeasterly direction along the line of said Railroad svenue until the same intersects with Cariton’s Millrace, thence southerly snd bordering Upon said milirace until the same intersects with Georgetown avenue to the place of boxinning. Terms of sale: Cash. Conveyancing st purchaser's cost, BENJ. ¥. GUY, FILLMORE BEALL, Trustees, B. EB. BRANDT, FILLMORE BEALL, ‘ Solicitors, Bl3-2¢ TPYHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CIAL SALE OF SOMK FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BELONGING TO A PARTY WHO 18 GOING ABROAD. EMBRACING IN PART: Several very handsome Parlor Suites, in silk broce- telle snd other uphoisterings; = number of elovant ‘Turkish Carpets aud EF G-s, smyrna Carpets and Rugs; very handsome Chainuer Furniture; several pieces ot Antique Furniture in five preservation; two elexant Mirrors in bronze frames; handsome Couches and po i oo t Ov at ai ie Ee Se Se Hermosa air ® Aa zat aoe W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 509 11th st. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. D. C.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1890—TEN PAGES. AUCTION SALES. Mi cceranerce ¢ Ee i a ie nies rei WW Ata WHET 00. tenon ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, WALNUT FRAME RR 1} HOLSTERED IN KAW Si weer . TABLES, W, pave 0 J oes ak reururoay SOEME age nt Frenen Pte pene =a cfonieia i Ray Extn int Sion Tables, Walnut and Ose Burtt m Bromalnee rat Bh Sideboard, Dis Tecan SOLD WITHOUT tel, Pier and aaome Parlor Suites i {a Tae and Heats) many spare ers eakoey For the United States Government, vn ‘Artillery = Number One Fine Bay Coupe Horse, sound, kind and gentle. 'WELVE O°CLOC! one and. Driving Horsce, Forty Ve- Every Description, among NG HOOM CHASES Bi Dist of WALNUT FX. 20K IHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. paired * RAL ORS su SSE PERIOR HOUSEHOLD of a deed of trust dated the 25th day of duly recorded in Liber No, 1458, one of the land records for Washi ‘by direction of the BER FOURTEENTH, com- rad assortunent of Housek ~ | Svinon Sates {he Linthienm estate, a6 WW 4.188 B WILLIAMS & 00. AUCTIONEERS, 1001 D 8T., OPP. PA. AVE. HANDSOME PARLOR, Ft AND EASY CHAIRS, CHERRY TABLE, BRUSSiLS, THR GRAIN CARPETS, FINE BRU $ STAIR CARPETS, HANDSOME HALL STAND, WINDOW DRAPERY, MECHANICAL BED SOFA, FIVE WALNUT M. T. CHAMBER SUITES, OAK AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES, HAIR MAT- TRESSES, FINE FEA(HER PILLOWS, WOVEN WIRE AND OTHER sPk NNE BENT WOOD AND OTHER DI WALNUT EXJENSION DIN SILVER-PLATED WARE,T! DECORATED PARLOR SE’ KITCHEN REQUISITES, &e. ae ITURE, RECEPTION ‘The great suction saleof Japanese Objectsof Art consisting of “Satsuma Kiold, Kaj Sagi and Imari Porcelains, Screens, Tea Sets, Plates,” Salad and Punch Bowls, silks, still continues daily at the HOURS OF ELEVEN AM. AND THREE P.M, at our Art Room, 1001 D st., opp. Penn. ave. Ladies will find every provision made for their com- fort and are cordially invited to attend this slaughter FINE OIL STOVE, JAPANESE FINE ARTS. Splendid opportunity to secure Christmas presents at @ mere nominal figure, Parties looking for lovely and attractive Potteries in the shape of Satsuma Porcelains should not fail to at- tend this most “attractive sale” ‘Do not fail to note time of sale each day until every Jot is closed out, no matter at what sacrifice; ViZ., ELYVEN AM. AND THREE P.M WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., E. WAGGAMAN, iteal Estate Auctioneer. oT sD MaSsal D-ROUF BRIC JILD ESIRLET SOUTHWE recorded in Liber No. rds of the District of party thereby se- | By virtue of a deed of trus 0: a Fc with the limprovenschts above tated. third cash, of which ¥1Uu must be de- in tree equal tn and eichicen montim, for ; interest from day of | property sold, will id recur a will be rpaouas DOWLING, Auctioneer. JUST OUT OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE. = be taken, and ali couveyanein st $rith in teen, days from sale the pros wold at the risk ati cs OF A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST EXQUI- SITE AND DIFFERENT SORTS OF LEIS POSTPONED ON AC- PURDAY, NOVEMBER FLOWER RooTs, CONSISTING OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS, NARCISSUS, CROCUS, TULIPS, RARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUC VON THOL SNOWDROPS, Ac, &o. To be sold st my auction rooms FRIDAY, NOVEM- BER FOURTEENTH, 1890, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. ‘The bulbs sre put up in packages for individual buy- ers and now is the time to plant them THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘HOMAS DOWLING, CHOICE PALMS RTE 5 IMPROVED, By A Bick DWN nd of “Trust recorded in of the land records Sha by order of the Sut for the District of Columb prome Court for, District, passed in kquity Cause ma WEDS OF NOVEMBER, OK P.M, th u situate in the city of Washinxton, District of ihe east half of Jot forty-three (4: et al. subdivision of =quare two hundred and nine (209), as the came is recorded in Ltbe tolio 3G, of thé surveyor's ofice for the Disirict of Columbia, with church edifice farniture therein, e, | ey | THOMAS DOWLING, Auc Auctioncer. dail the fixtures and AND OTHER DECORATIVE | PLANTS AT AUCTION, NG, ONG) EMBER FOUR- O'CLOCK, at my suction sell a consignment of decorative plants of six per centum p and secured by deed of trust all cash, at the option of the purchicer. juired at time of sale, (0.da;s from day of sale or property. wi risk and cost of defuiting purchaser, ancing at aa # cont. anpually, roperty #0 noid OF LAO, nm lot of Flowerin, eee THOMAS D DOWLING, Auctioneer, HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPiOVED KVAL LSTATE ON SOUTH BSTREEET WySlXTH AND SEVENTH STKEKIS GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctiouecr, ith By virtue of a eae of the Supreme Court, of the District of Co umbia, Passed on the 1st day §7-ON ACCOUNT OF INCLEMENCY OF THE 1890, in equity cause number Weather the above sale is postponed wuti Day, VEMBEK NISELEENTH, 1890, saive hour ard D, Follard et al. are coup laants ud RR, WORE DUVALL, rp tomas DowLine, Auctioneer, ry 90, at Hi, AL, the follow tng described ituate in the city'of Washington, District Ali of lot thirty-four (34) in ae square four hundred t recorded in Liber NK, C tumbl to wit: 300 PAIRS SHOFS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT AUCTION. IONDAY MORNT} TeENIIe 1890, ut LEN O' wa MBER SEVEN- ie ste irae dv tt CLOCK, I shail seil at my tion, rooms & consignment of Shoes and Roots of THOMAS DOWLIN of which $200 oss cof cash 00 every description, n13-3t PERSIAN EMBKOIDERY ct rang | 3 r FA Te Oe NER : defer resented by purchaser's notes of trust on the property sold, or ail purchase money may, at purchaser's option, be paid eee alten veyaucing au cost. If terms ot sale are not court wath within days from day of sale the mrchaser’a risk and cout af ing 31 Payments to be rey = SB, 1ICH D, 0. gate Bawa GUA THACLD FALLOn LIBRARY TABLE, AL recording at purchaser's KONE WCOD PL = EsONY BASEL, 1 Oiae DUNCANSON BROS,, Auctioneers, FUTURE Days. oa BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED FRORRET®. ‘No. 619 SIXTH STREET ROMTHEAST, AD cunts UaTF FONE BRU AND ELS, {CONTAINED TN HOUSE No. Gs NOVEMBER SEVEN. TEEN: H, commencing at ELEVEN 0% § Wall well at the late residence of an ex-ct shinee ofhicer, neat Ket. n.w.a.collection of partly mentioiied above and No. 1020 Vermont av choice furniture, &e Worthy the attention of private buyers XSON'Bikos., Auctioneers, en aaoe RIES, CA feraaie PGARS, SPICE: By virtue of a certain deed a on fo bee date on the 19th day of September, duly recorded in Liber, Xo. Tats folio ‘407 ot seg f the land records oi the District of Columbia, request of the party secured, we will sell a D DAY OF” NOVENB, tie: e following Grgeribed premises, tivuate in thee eau nat hinwton, D.G,, ahd beiux the southeriost Telovieet tsront by ihe dept of lor ausbered cin (W. Curriden, Abuer B, Kelly, ‘Trustees! subi ore of square numbered ei S50), the sane having « de five feet to aaah -fvot alle; ‘Terms of sale: One-half of tho purchase money in balance in two equal instail-wents in six (6) and fwelve a2) —— with interest at six per cent per bape el adr D semi-anuually and secured sold, or sli cash, at option. ‘a Hepontt c ‘of 8200 will be aucing aud ‘recording at purchasers aaie to be complied with in ten days MARLON ASHFORD, ation WENT OROOND D T8u0n at HALE PANT Mita OIL 4 SCALES VIGREABLET MATTING, OIL CLOTH, ND FULES, AWNING A SATURDAY "MORNING, TEENIE. commencing at Ti will sell ob the contents of the east corner of 2th a. iT AWNING FRAME, NOVEMBER | FIF- O'CLOCK. AM., we oh jer with the im- Provision ‘Store north: S strects northwest. DUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneecs, UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, \ TENTH STREET 'S. ale; all conve: cost. Terme of i Tes CLOCK, fre will sell, by order of the heire to VR 8’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED T ee TALE Bi ING HOUSE AND PitLM oT NOKTHWESI, De.” By virtue of a decree of the “gp Court of the District of Sertegtitres ed Int day of N: Stalven, Bethor'e st sell at Lor JUARE 368, San 28, fect, 9 lachos Om Tenth etrost and with » 9-12 feet to a $0-foot ule: IS kituated In oHe of the of this raity sud Yor building puryoses ‘cannct be ‘One-third cash, balance in one and two years, notes to bear six per cent interest frou payable semi-annually, trust on property sold, or all chaser. A deposit « Couveyancivg, &., be wecured By deed ot cash, at option of pur- 4 $200 required at tim a ‘at purchaser's cost. h'in ten, days, otherwise right reserved to risk and cost of defaultink purchaseratier five je in some newspaper “mise OND (22D) DAY OF » HUCK OF HALF PASE syart of original Tot uictabered two (2), in square numbered three hu ty-seven (397), beginning at a point ffty- and four inches (58 feet 4 duches) nozt southwest cormer of suid lot numbered. two) and Fuuning theuce eagt ninety-four feet four inches (v4 t inc} RDAY ROvEMBL Hi, 1390, 4° FOUK O'CLOCK Vertixement of such thence “north thirteen feet inches) ; thence west ninety-four feet 4 inches); thence south he lin th street, west thirteen feet and four inches (13 feet tour in inches) to the place of of berinning. rt foal tustalliients, one-third Og) in, easly on Siyrcf sale coe tated (3) in one (1) year, and the re- yuaininn one-third (34) ih two years 1 RE) HUW TET STREETS, By virtue oi a decree of the Sapreme Court of the District of Columbia passed in pepata pndersigned trustees will soil at publ he “prem T DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. PAST FOUR OCLUCK Pate thoes tate in the city of Georgetown, in thereafter, the de- deterred pay- interest to bs secured to the suid parties to their reapective rights, by wood the aid ae mulch f sale are not compit of sale the trustees reserve the risk and cost of defaulting pur- this sult, accurdi and suficient i morte ‘upon said me he District ot Co- Jumbia, known as lots uimbered three 3) and fourteen W. Kicw's recorded subdivision of oFig= ten a from d chaser. Conveyanciue at purcinaere coat 2 mY THomas a8e Dat mee RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO,, Aucts, pee BREOS.,, Auction +) inal lots ove Lundred and sixty. and sixty-two (162) and ons G63) in Beail’s addition to Georgetown, being in square uumbered forty-one (41). “‘Lermsof sale prescribed by decree: One-third cash and balunce in two equal instaljments in one and two ra after date, with @ per cent interest, -ecured on Prop rty suid: or all cash, at option of purchaser, 3100 on each lot wili All convevaneing at cost of purchase: ten oy ‘days’ default tn compliane sale, trustecs will re a of de haser upon five (3. 3. tidLbswow tH oekDe: rust ABRAM G. HEVEN US ‘Trustee, 929 F st. nw. DUNCANSON BROS. Auctionecra. 10-d&ds ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UXIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON SIXIH si G@ AND I STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION. istue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the e F,cause No. 11711, entitled tristee for sale at Rai ‘ution te of the preinises VE: AST FOUR O'CLOCK No. Soarteen 18) one (161),cne hundred undred and sixty-taree jeera, 9th and D sts, n.w, separa of So ae AFT: on ERNOON, TWENTIMTH, at HALE-PAST POUR Ov will offer forsale, in frout of the yo won, au iat 247, situated o: MASSACHUSETIS AVE- WEAR ae E THOMAS CIRCLE, , is the late: Francis tively new house, in excellent condition aud re fmm diate cecupauey. It co EXECUTORS’ SALE required at time enteen room sets, ‘The lot hae fromigs of twenty-one feet eight iiches by depth fee! 1@ house the iy, having all the modern convent. cabipet manteis, ‘ile hearths, Butler Bantry, ‘aundry; be. Brows stioe and wens March, 18g ean ro years trom day offer, 7 torent, payable oa. wED EDNESDA ‘& deed of trust on’ the property sold, or the purchaser, oEEe ‘Trustee, vRNA EE PM, we’ 3! sey: Ereniverg Sau FUTURE Days. ~~ FUTURE DAYS. appre? Awchencer. EORGE W. STICKNEY, OE, Socticnem, Olin OF HOUSEHOLD YURNI. | PEREMPTORY SALE Se guPnoven REAL Es- ae TLE S re ARNE SOR e= ae STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 509 11th ¥ Y saLe OF LAMeROvED BRal. BS AS es ee re FOUK 'P. “heat ‘GEO. W. BTICENEY, anct (paomas DOWLING, Aecuoneee. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMP! PROVED PRO Rae Ri phy ON THE TWEEN Contant GEOKGETOWS AND BEING TOF Wita’ P. 1s BOWS AS r pe THE LING iucun Bsiart the deed Tecorded ry -% sand = forthe District of Cols js dia, we will wei) at, ay Lic at oD WepSesbaded THE TWELFIN Da OF “NOVEMBER. 1800, FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., op the preiuisem Tote numbered trees Bis four dy, BS 45), six (8), seven (7) aud cixbt (8) in to the foliowing conditions: Tbe: ralding shail te erected on aud | land within SU tector the ‘building lime on Koad street and no part of ‘suid land or butidinee to be erectot thereon shall be uses housand (85,0 doliars, nove of eran to be waved Seok xe ma ry tbe coneen' e Owners oF a majorit; west on —e tof said subdi via: — e wegen cris two years. Purchaser to #: : Sant bata Ope ett ate east os us property | purchased. or Al: cash at p archaser'eoption Adepoat on each lot of ». Title to be good or : | be required to make full settiements days or deposits will Le forfeited and resold at defaulting purchaser's cost an: ‘veyancing at puzehsser's cost. WILLIAM A GORDON, né-dte 613 Sistas, we, §2-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONE! IN CON- SaMeRegol the gain until We DSiseate NOVEM- Bis NINETEENT: 2. sare hour and place’ By order of the trus niz-dts SMOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. Cc WANCER) BALE OF VALUABLE UN! MPKOVED Kyal USTACE SITUATE ON Qs (Rik NEAR FHIRTV-SECOND STRELT, “GEORGELOWN, In pursuance of a decree of the Supreme | the District of Columbia rendered in Pa uity couse Se Wuereu Ida J. Feptou and o com- uel eo Others ered ats, the undersigned trustee will se lie } aucuon on Wit HALF. | SoveM OCLOCK PAM | of Jot numbered one aundred aud ewats- m9 | Beatty & Howkins’ addition to Georvetow! brick Of Co wmucite Which is iveluded inthe Mesloetu | metes and bounds, that sav. beginuing for the | paine af w point ou the south ine cf Rcurth street (ow Q street) distant twenty-seven fectand teu inches rast | erly trom the point where the west bout line of Said entire iot intersects the south line of Fourth street, and run thence east with ssid line of Fourth street’ forty-two feet fo a sunt and of the width of said trout, oue hundred@ud Bity fort to the rear line of said lot.” ma of sale, an prescribed uy the decree: One-third purchase mnouey in caeli at the time of wale, of Bidevont of S290 will ‘be required wii Fty as bid off and the residue in equal metaili ua che and bwo Fears seupectiveiy frou date of anie, t “ica the purchaser wil be required to sive bos pron issory wotes, bearing interest at the rate of 6 per centum per Anmuin, or the purchaser, at his option, may pay the w purchase money iu cash, If terms e ot complied with in htteem days. rach is il,at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, potice 1h 1 HB EVENING ~TAR Lew; cin, acknowledsing, recording, cost of purchaser, The above property will be sold in whole or in sub- divided lots, ax the trustee may announce, at the tine i sale, BENKY 8. MATINEW>, 1 t#-THE ABOVE SALE_Is_ POSTPONED IM CON. sequence of the rain until MONDAY, NOVEMBER {ye 57R, same hour and ni ace, of the Trustee. ALE of two decrees of the Supreme Court PE Eg gina, passed, the gue in eq Doe. 27, wherein 1 Prat} tand Enaue ©. Wrigi | ants, and the other iu equity cause wherein Dauiel Pratt Wright ct al and Irvit Might tn dafe--daut, 1 16 TH DA Fespectively, the following described real 1, Part of Lot 13111 Wruglt and Dole's ‘subdivision f t Plains, id subdivision is recorded in ce of the surveyor of the Destrict of Columbia “Record of Land Surveys, District No. beyinning at the northeast corner of jot, running thence south 40 fect to a 1G-L0ot nce west 1.0 fe: t, thence worth 40 feet, thence ) feet to the piace ot Dexivming. 2. Lot lettered “I, tain lote in Mt. corded in said sur sveyors fice. in "Record Carberry’s Piats, Levy Court, 1868," folio 71. This lot has a front of 2D feet om Graut avenue and tum Ddack with that width 150 feet. Lot BU of Wright and Dole's subdivision of part of Pivasant, «- said subdivis jet strect and runs back 150 tect width to the rear of the lot, where feet. 1his lot contains 10,023 ‘und. ‘ha 12 feet 6 inches, fronting on sa depthof 150 teen uf wot eho igat idand Brown's subdivision of part of Mi 6 Ths following described part of lot 53 53 of Wright @ following described part of lot and Cox’: subdivision of Mt Pleasant and Pleasant sion is recorded in book **Levy 2o, of said surveyor's of be- the southeast corner -f’asid jot 03, and running bene, — along the line of 8th street extended 15 teet thence west 111.84 feet; Set iets thencecast 11°84 feet to" the said place 0 rt, ginning in sa “B" trots 16 feet on Grant avenue and runs back with that width 80 fee Tecuns of sale. as. prescribed by the decrees, are as foliows: One-third of the purchase monc b and the balance thersof im two equal instal tively one and two Fears from, day r. In case any t to pay the whole o: the pe atine eh: luoney im cash the de: terest trom the day of sae at 6 per cent perannum, payable semi-aubually and eccured by tue promissory Dotes of ibe purchaser aud a deed of trust on the prop erty soi A deposit of #100 op each piece of property will be Tequiied at the tme ct sale. All conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost, terme, of selec are not complied with within toon! days after alo the property will be resuld at the risk and cost of the detauiting purchaser. EGINALD FENDALL. Trustee, EA WALTER B. wilhtaais, CO. red pa, ments shail UE OFA DECKER OF THE cincurs ria county, Vincinia, ‘re outhe Both day of ve tober. Isto, ie the Snen suit therein depending, which Rosina ctal. wre complsinsute, and. Richard rd Bo Loyd pasta are det ndants, ~ unde: ersixned commissioners of wale therin uaiwed will on SATURDAY the. FUF- EN YU) MBE at awelVe ‘HAY Se NOVE! SYO, Greuock froot of Clavk's Club House Rosslyn. Vita, offer forsale at pubise suction te follow erty, to wit: Allthat ot-of revund known a2 lot No. 10, 0 the ‘Quarry Lot" tn &ertain plat andeurvey” of the os tate of the late K. B-lovd. recorded im the sietk's of- nay? =, county cour. of _ county in Liber FE, No. fai ot seaultur, eq "ovuanded: and. Gescribed ae is! ary Lorian at Aye lange stones om the beach Ear comes to lot No. 2 then sou c sith 75 east 25 links to tone om Se tau of aid Tate Cogent cena ‘0 chains to D, @ stone in the west line dcoruer to lot No.2; nortu 85.9 west » E, a stake or ntone tbe set on the east bank ‘of an old diteh d lines southwe: pipe ly from alacee B | Re stump corner to lot No. 2, 18 the east lime offot 1; ‘rith said line north #4 cass Heeelot tothe bert containing two actes Olland This Property is situated a short dwtanee above ‘the Aque- Euct bridge, op. o ite West Washington, ‘oF Geonge- town, has upon st a valuable stone % :| ib teaeeaetar tac plat Puen carted w with the 300. HANCERY SALE OF Bi Gt i C!*No ox TRE BO) AD 1 it FOUR | 4 front of the premises ait that Ps |< feet for a front, and extending back | ESS i, ce ae Reels My ee ae AU RORRE Te RT ae ait jun z of trast rts guusonruan the option of the puremanen k ono purchaser. As 8f $500 will be required at time of sale ‘nachos Of sale are not c.mypliel with im Biteen Gare frou abe Gay of -ale right reserved to resell the property at the tisk and cost oi the defaulting purchaser after five Gays’ adWertisctment of such resale in some published in Wasuington, 1 YHANCERY SALE. ¥ 1 CUNT he TH ET WEEN IM BAND TIURTREN Ht REREETS W West Virtue of a decree uf the Suprem: tm Bguity Cause No. 12204, wherein Bic suaet Be rast and others are complaiuants and baward, Sinere ar cofendants. the wp ili seil at public @uction, in MONDAY, theskVENTLENTH A.D. 180), ot HALE-PAST FOUR, thet piece or parcel of erownd situate in W fy; District of Columban, i (3), in Davidson's and eiebty -three « orth La of sad Jot, runnin taomee at © twenty-wx feet four am 5 the thence west (went) -tlires foet wo inches tos Pont ture: t 1ruti the weet line of said lot; thence Dorth twelve feet aud three in : thepce north erly line of said lot st feet three inches from the ae, aud Thence eeuthweat: ery So = ‘West line oe jeet, and u oul at | Tight amie 10 Latrect ome hur dred feet to the begins | Biue, with the improvements thereon, Terie of al Al purchase money cash ama the: XS twelve atid etehtern monte | bearing mterest from day of male. A broyerty uptil ail purchase otey be, paid. No deed Bese UnE purchase aowey aw complied with in iiftecu days from day of sale the Arustees reserve rucht to resell. the pre Abd cost of defau vg purchaser acter fee dare Vertixement of sucl, fox it ‘tie Evening Star. kis, 141 aaies TET EN wr a 456 yd svenue,) THOS, E WAGGAMAN, Auc nl-d&as | CRMESION LS" SALE = LARGE AND Vai> UABLE TRACTS OF LAND AND FISHERIES RUE POTOMAC RIVEK—TUE O41 BACK dectee of the circuit court of Fairtex Hit, male November 26, INS an the Avs. Bobrer. the undersigned. cummin: j Stoner of sal: therein natocd at TWELVE CLOCK on SALTULDAY, NOVEMBER FIPTELNTIC AN. reale at public suction, in fromt of the gs iuarket house of Alesundria city, yart of tin teal oe | tate of which the Jute I hiltp Otters ed seized, | consisting of the tract or my xb Pout,” containmg 1,700 acres, more or lest, 1 a Pad tox county, fronting over a mileon the Potomac and scope mderable distance on Goooguan bay About 1,000 ‘acres of this fine tract is fine upland, and ail of it, ex- | cept 300 or 400 acres, is tu very heavy thinber, both pine and hard wood. in this section of the state there H bot. uetier timber tractor che tore convenient Place, for slipping toyood markets Ges, lumber | cord wood. ihe ceartug is iu cultivation apd bas | Itge ed comfortabe dwelling house abd subesactiat gurbutidauge. Tne “igh Pout” Fishine shore is one of ‘the oldest, best snows a Most profitable on the river. Terms of sale: Oue- | fourth cash and the residuc im three (3) equal annual | Paymuls, evidenced by interest-bearing motes, ee cured by deed of trust on the property sold; expenses conveyancing to be borue by the purchaser, The (Corunussloners are authorized by the decree to receive | Private bu report the sane to the cours for. 0 Schon. For furtuer information ayply to the undes- wigued at thi cated be A ws peas i MUSE BULK ieuantine R. WALTON MoO! EL, MEREDITH, Grorom—Atasama INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 00, GEN. BEN. F, BUTLER, President, HON. JAS. W. HYATT, Treasurer. THIS COMPANY 18 NOW OFFERING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITS CAPITAL STOCK AND INVESIONS, WHETHER SMALL OB LARGE, WILL FIND IT 1HE BEST THING ON THE MAKKET, FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY THE COMPANY'S AGENT, W. K. PEABODY, al3-lm 916 F 6T. K.W. Woorg & nd & Co. ts, Exchenee, and Collections. Particd havi tooney aging ttle ee ah eee OD Gaye will receive aitcrest tor mamve by leaving st with EWIS G. TEWKSBURY, W. B HIBBs, Banker, 50 broadway, N.Y Manaxer, ‘Mauber Washington Stock Exchange, LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & 00. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F sT., WASHINGTON, D. ©, a. 4 = sell fur rd orb margin Stocks, Bonda, rain, Proviewons and Oil Direct private wires to New York end Chicago, erest — owed on deport ais Outot towu Lusiness s apeciaty. i Local Securiues ion Constant quoiaicte alr uatheta ‘Telephone 548 ovl- NO. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNE! J Member So Suock Es, CORSON & MACARTNEY, LOVEE 1 BUILDING, 1419 ¥ ST. XW, Aud dealers in Government Bonde ENTAL INFIRMALY OF NATIONAL UNIVER. sity, corver Sth and K sta nw. Open from 2 pm. Pitractine free, Pilluugs aud aruucial est of materiais. i i. CLARA W. W. Mex AUGHTON, DENTIST, 71 Tith st. sical Michigan University; ast Uravches istry at 1B ratotabve pncee pene 015-3 ———— PREE DENTAL INFIRMARY “TEETH FILLED and artificial tceth inserted without ‘except Sent of tbe Columbsan University,” trea 05 pm Pt Gol 4 sly Extraction’ free. open iru Getober 2 to Inve BU. , STARE PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH BT, COR Dievahme ae ‘hie era “Ail treches of a [ry Pc At rn a ween, bandaya Zo 8pm Parlors, 503 12th ot. mw. ME. RAPHAL THE on = aud 20, wav. aan er ee ar nee