Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1890, Page 7

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He Says That the Fight in Ireland is Not |The Chief Shot While Indian Police Were Personal. ‘Trying to Capture Them. THR EXVOY SENDS BIS VIRWS TO HIS COUNTEY- | TROOPS COME UP JUST IX TIME AND FUT THR mOS- ‘Messrs. Parnell, Davitt and Tanner were all} At daybreak yesterday morning there was a in Rathdowney, Ireland, together yesterday. | desperate fight at the camp of the hortile In- ‘Messrs. Davitt and Tanner started for Rath- | dians, forty miles northwest of Rock downey with the avowed intention of confront- | agency, and before it could be quelled Sitting ing Mr. Parnell publicly. Messrs. Harrison, | Ball, his son, Crow Foot, and six other Indians O'Kelly, Edward Harrington and Joseph Nolan, | were killed, besides four of the Indian police, members of parliament, joined Mr. Parnell at | while quite a number on both sides were the hotel. Here deputation of tenant farmers | wounded. The fight was the result of an at- from the Aghadee (Galway) branch of the | tempt to arrest Sitting Bull in order to pre- league presented an address declaring confi- | vent his departure for the Bad Lands. dence in Mr. Parnell. In expreasing his thanks | The Indian police were ordered early in the for the address Mr. Parnell mid he rejoiced to | mornitig to proceed to the camp and arrest the see so many sterling farmers among the people | wily old chief, who it was known had arranged rallying around him. It was an assurance that (alan eal ee emia ore would submit to English | he w almost absolutely safe from arrest. Sictation. The seal of Kilkenny would be put | ‘The police were followed Oye woop of cavalry upon his sixteen years’ work. | [ ] in command of Capt. Faue company tr. Harrison then addremed the deputation. of infantry under Col. Drum. When the police He said that he regretted that the Irish mem- bers of parliament opposing Mr. Parnell had Coop to the foul abuse <;ane halls, hurling a woman's name at their forme: leader. [Cries of “shame,” and “dirty Tim My It_was unmanly, ungenerous and un-Irish. Son During meeting at the hotel Messrs. Davitt and Tanner arrived and began to speak from wagons in the market xquare. Several hundred persons were grouped around Mr. Tanner, who, in his speech, mid that the Irish party could not whitewash Mr. Parnell. Pro- ceeding in his addres, he complained of his old ieader calling the seceders “gute rows.” Then, stopping suddenly and pointing to Mr. Parnell, who was leaving the hotel ina carriage and ‘driving off, he shonted: “He is clearing out now. Tally-ho. ‘The fox has got away.” This sally was greeted with roars of Isnghter and cheers. ai Mr. Parnell and party avoiding this market | square tmanaged to effect their departure without any collision of the sections. As they were passing through the village of Durrow a | s.ached Sitting Bull's camp on the Grand river crowd of nts gave cheers for William | {hey found arrangements being. made for the | O'Brien, whereupon M called f0F | departure of the band and, without waiting for | a : Ravers | the soldiers to confe up, at once placed the old bat there was no response to his call for ebeers | chiet under arrest and’ started Duck with bit ir Justin MeCarthy. who left London yes- | # the agency. terday for Dublin, is coutident that his party EFFORTS TO RESCUE THE CHIEY. will win in Kilkenny. Before leaving Mr. Me-| Scarcely had the officers gotten under way Carthy stated that he would meet Mr. O'Brien | when the friends of the old Indian rallied to when the latter arrived in Paris. his reseueg They announced their determina- ‘THE CONGREGATION LEFT HIM. tion to retake him and a horrible fight ensued. During the celebration of mass at Kilkysart |The police were surrounded, and, though on Sunday Father Gilliam, the offici ting | Bren! = esrbesg apts rv Alay ellie meng ? ‘ . | and micceeded in holding their own e getek, ont ceenien to Semennes Mie. ene | ake wel tn eames, steered oe in very severe terms. While he wax speaking | tiring, came up on a quick run and succeeded the whole congregation arose and left the | in compelling the Indians either to fly oF sur- church. A meeting was then organized by | Monger’ the parishioners outside the church. and a vote of confidence in Parnell was unanimously adopted. Archbishop Walsh’s letter in suppressed United Ireland, referred to in yesterday's STAR, is addressed to Mr. McCarthy. The bishop urges Mr. McCarthy to keep his pledges to st-actand vote with the party always in the forefront. “Let it stand vs, “at the head of every circular, placard, advertise. ment and sheet of notepaper that leaves the office. It will be your best argument in the long run, and you will find yourself safe in taking your stand on it alone. The discredit- able device of calling members to account standing by their party instead of by Mr. Par- nell has been resorted to not without temporary mccess, but every one knows that the asser- tion that the pledge was to an individual leader is growdy untrue. * | John Dillon has not been inactive since his | two colleagnes sailed last Saturday morning. He has been in constant communication with his friends in pelea ‘and has watched the | tion and is naid to have been exceedingly sav- movement of Mi ell with interest. He | . i age. One of the Indian police jum; on Sit- vas buss yesterday writing « statement refer~ tne Bull's horve ax soon ae he wm the okt mea ting to the more recent events in Ireland. He | fail and rode back for the infantry, which ar- ay in the mixerable quarrel now going on ed on the scene shortly after the cavalry had | in Ireland my main object has been from the | relieved the overmatched police. ‘Then the In- outset to induce both sides. to abstain from all | Tiana began to. break away aml probably 100 of the braves deserted their families and fled west up the Grand river. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. ‘When the smoke of battle hud cleared away it was found that Sitting Bull was dead, as also | was his son, Crow Foot, and six braves. Four of the policemen were also dead and three of them badly wounded. A number of the Indians were badly injured, but managed _to escape on their ponies. The camp last night was in pos- session of the soldiers. WHAT GRX. MILES SAYS. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, at the military head- quarters in St. Paul, received two dispatches | last evening stating that Sitting Bull and his son had been killed. After telling the reporters the contents of his dixputelies, which were sub- stantially the same ax the account of the fight | just given, Gen. Miles said: “I have been Healy. HOW SITTING HULL WAS KILLED. In the furions fusilade Sitting Bull fell out of his saddle, pierced by a bullet, but it is not known whether it was fired by one of the charg- ing party or by one of the police. Black- (bird was slain, almost at — the ‘first volley of the poli ‘The hostiles | fired with deadly accuracy. and slowly drove the police from the field. If the cavalry had | not come at this time it ia probable that the | force would have been anmihilated. The sol- | rs were quick to enter into the action. A/| irmish line was thrown out, and then, kneel- | ing and firing as they advanced. the gallant | troopers, with the machine guns playing over their heads, poured a withering fire into the ysavages. Sitting Bull's body, which had been abandoned by the police, was recaptured, as well as that of his von. ‘After the fight was | over the followers of the dead chief struck out | at a killing pace for the Bad Lands. The fighting was of the hand-to-hand descrip- bitterness of language which might render it difficult for ns to fight together in the future as | comrades against the union of Ireland as we have done for the past ten years.” He opposes any personally offensive attacks on Mr. Parnell. " He is opposed to Mr. Parnell’s | present course in ning the policy with which he had led the Irish party for ten years, winning home rule throngh the good will of the English people. Thi new policy, Mr. Dil- lon’ believes, “means the destruction of all the work of the last ten years. It means to revive and blow into flame once more the tred between the Irish und English people, ch. during the lest five years, had. under | the influence of Mr. Parnell and Mr. Gladstone, been rapidly dying away. The decision whether the old policy is to be abandoned is to be made by the Irish people, | but Mr. Dillon hopes that the decision will be made with the least possible amount of per. CORNS@BUNIONS AKE POSITIVELY CURED BY Mitohell's Cure-all Corn & Bunion Plasters Oxe Tarat. will wake a cripple dance for joy. Sold by Drogy'sts, or seat by mail for 50e. per box. Neveity Plaster Works, Lowell, Mass. Fro THE PUSHER. WERE ARE THE FACTS. ‘Yon read of creat reduction, 10 per cent discount for conn Mennrarvers siul Taye af marvelous Cat priest: T Goleta Gee any one of mmrepreseutine of practicing any deception tpeu the peopl. but I do wish to ste: : tie roped of a permnal snveathration aah coularim of al Ube rotten igo, ‘cur rewular cast je don ay any uote with 2 dollar than other dealers yay venc.” We do claim te gire gow more fore Guitar ten you can eet elsewhere, tor the very siple war eayease are much as ead vedere We have all sions tried to iusprem vr alvertinevuents that te state: tn ‘every inmtames wapported by the svods nimed,and all seask is that youth) tie imac breee Ket ‘and come amd see us. For instance: G-foot Oak Dinine Table, #>, Six Suid Oak Chairs, @; Handsome Hien Back Oak Spine Bottom. 8125 each. Luis isa my __lf Zou wat « ne (ni Chauaber Set. antique er With centiry. we bave the rewal one at ¥7 rem.$8. 50. fine Keal Curied 8. #4, 3 wtyow Wi $1G."sad s thousand Other imiurementa, CHINA, GLASS, &e. We carry about ten thousand dollars’ worth of these zi ane} Dave one remarkable values, Siz Tum Peal nie. Lie. Initial Tuanblers, 10e. Sees te Rattan Chainer ee, om. Styles now on exhilitton. Dinner Nets, €2 96 to #0; Lance Size burrel Chitues Basket, Soe. White Ware. So at chee pres Don't say we are toofar. The Sauie car fare wil tems you along. Don't waste a eek of 4 month s + mes wien youcan save it. Dont sei as to ee so au digconnt.” We have not purit Shami can't take if off, ber there ws only one GHATS in the city, 1510-1 7th st ces Everything cheap for eas. Don't ry. Te EL. SE ae. very Handmonve one, €). Ue to FU. Casz Ox Caxprz. Our fall stock of Furnitars, Carpets, &c.. is now complete.and if you contemplate purchasing anything {cur line it will be to yuur interest tocail on us be fore dotm so,a8 we are confident we cap save you from 10 te 2 per cent ob your purchase. Below we mention efew of our many Lena abd al vantages. We will ani! you a Hamdaowe SOLID UAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED BOOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for 17 cagh of $19 oa credit. ‘We will sli you s 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid ‘Walnut frames, upbvistered in the best bair cloth, fur (25 cash oF 30 on credit. ‘We will sell you s 7-piece PAKLOR SUITE, solid (WalLUt frames, upholstered in pinsh, combumation col- (Ors, for €28 cash oF € on credit. We will sil you s good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRING for $2.25 cash of €2.500n credit. We will sl you s good quality BRUSSELS CAR- ET for G0c. per yard cash or tic. per yard on credit. ‘We will sell you s good INGRAIN CARPET for 35e. [per yard cash of 40c. per yard on credit. We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and do not ‘charge for the waste in matching fyures, We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIZ- CLOTHS om credit st on edvance of Scents per yard om the lowest cas price. ‘BaSY WEEKLY of MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken (ou all credit sales and no notes req atred. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled tu thirty day GBocax, ‘78 and 741 Th ot. awe Pr. s1-en AND PRESSED POR 61. Sete Sos sere at ft, Weed Washingtom. sonal bitterness. The issue is not a personal one, but a question of public p and Mr. Dillon continues, “It is execedingly simple. THE ISSUE PRESENTED. “Whether if Mr. Parnell persists in refusin, to retire from the leadership, the tory party will win at the general election by such a majority as will condemn Ireland to another | seven years of coercion and destroy all hope of gaining home rule by parliamentary action in our time. ‘This, and this alone, is the ques- which the Irish people have to consider. the various other questions which are at being hotly debated by Irixhmen all over the world are irrelevant wide issues, raised for no other purpose than to divert the public mind from the one great issue on whi@h ir. Parnell knows that he ix hopelessly in the wrong. and with which neither his manifesto nor any of his recent speeches has ever at- tempted to deal. GLADSTONE NOT A DICTATOR. “Mr. Parnell complains of Mr. Gladstone's criticised in some quarters for failing to order | the military to make a direct attuck npon the Indians. Naturally the troops who were as- sembled near Pine Ridge, Stand: ther points @ould see no reason why a prompt and early movement on the hostiles should not be made, but while they were lying inac- tive other troops were being massed at various trategical points, so as to complete! round the troublesome Indians, time is ripe a movement will be inangurated.” Gen. Miles left for Pine Ridge last night. SITTING BULL'S CAREER. Sitting Bull was born about 1837. He was the principal chief of the Dakota Sioux, who were driven from their reservation in the Black Hills by miners in 1876 and took up arms against the whites and friendly Indians, refusing to be transported to the Indian territory. In June, 1876, they defeated and masmered Gen. George A. Custer’s advance party of Gen. Alfred H. Terry's colums, which was sent against them, on Little Big Horn river, and were pursued north- tio attempt to dictate to the Irish party. Yet in 1882, after the assassination in Phenix Park, Mr. Parnell, without consulting any of his col leagues, went to Mr. Gladstone and offered to give up the leadership, resign his seat for Cork and retire from public life, and that at a time when Mr. Gladstone was not a home ruler and was not an ally of ours, and it was only at Mr. Gladstone's pervonal request that Mr. Parnell retained his position. What has Mr. Gladstone done in the present case? For nine days after the verdict in the divorce suit he waited in silence, expecting Mr. Parnell todo as he had done in 1882. “Then when he was convinced, from all the information at his command, that the general election was hopelessly lost if Mr. Parnell re- tained the chair of the Irish party, Mr. Glad- stone took steps to inform Mr. Parnell pri- ward by Gon. Terry. Bitting Bull with a part of his band made his escape into British terri- tory and through the mediation of Dominion officials surrendered on a promise of pardon in 1880. In July and August, 1888, he influenced his tribe to refuse to relinquish Indian lands. BANKERS ASSIGN. Maris & Smith of Philad@phia Temporarily ‘Embarrassed —Other Suspensions. Maris & Smith, bankers and brokers, of No. 2% South 8d street, Philadelphia, made an as signment yesterday afternoon for the benefit of his creditors to Samuel B. Huey. The asign- ment followed the entering of a judgment against the firm on s note Jor €15,000 in aie Lag Mg of John M. Maris, father of William Maris, z : this info iis posrsston Mr. Parnell accepted hig Fecle. | senior member of the firm. ‘They managed to tion. and it wax only then that Mr. Gladstone | meet all of their engagements at the Stock Ex- mubjished! his letter for the information of the | change up to the closing hour, and the assign rish party and the Irish people.leaving to them | tmen was not announced until after the closing the full liberty and full responsibility of acting | W. H. Smith, the junior said that in all circumstances as they thought best for hour. W. H. Smith, the junior partner, regres (sacar brn neat | frm tocontinue. Ho stated that the failure was ee | due to the general shrinkage in values. Mr. Dillon refers to the revelations of the | The Morrison, Adame & Allen Co., manu- Hawarden interview. He says: “No one for a | facturers of paints and putties, Chicago, have moment believes that these revelations would | made an assignment, ‘The assetsare $50,000 and have been made were it not for Mr. Parnell's | *¢ liabilities $58,000. | % les L. Steel, real estate agent private difficulties, and to me it seems horrible | Richmond Wa, has - Liabilities, hae that the two English statesmen who, during | 999; aasets, estimated, £25,000. the last five years, have to my own knowlglge consistently and ‘steadfastly fought to secure a free and genuine measure of home rule for Ireland should now be singled out for gross | and monstrous insult, and that charges of | Charles "A. Hinsdall's clothing house in | Seranton was closed by the sheriff on an execu- ! tion of $12,240 obtained by Clarence Kenyon of New York. The failure was due to the tight- a. ness of money. treachery, attempts to corrupt the Irish party, | “4 receiver ns been appointed for the Loril- &c., should be leveled against them.” lard Brick Works Company of New York and Tn conclusion Mr. Dillon his fellow | xe J. ‘Whe tock ome antiaated ot countrymen while Sghting for the right not to | $120,060 und the lisbilitice attover 1,000,000. forget Mr. Parnell's mighty work in the past | “The Henderson Steel Company of Birming- for Ireland. ham, Ala., isin the hands of a receiver. Lis- BVICTED TENANTS FUND. Mr. Dillon is preparing this circular letter, which is signed by all the Irish delegates who were in America, including Timothy Harring- ton, ‘to the treasurers of Irish evicted tenants’ Dilities, $28,000; assets, $85,000. P Bince the ‘of the cotton season, Sept 1, funda wherd we have 769 bales have received at Norfolk. ‘New Youu. Dec. 12.—Sirs: In view of the ‘state treasurer has received $15,000 from recent and unhappy occurences in Ireland we | the federal it for Blacksburg Agri- think it in desirable to communicate again with cultural and the ‘Hampton Normal you in reference to. any funds in your posses | School. ‘sion arising frofa our late meetings. wel A eyndicate has been formed in Boston, left Ireland a clear had been ar- | ¢ ‘tin mines in county. rived at with Mr. Parnell and with the Irish | “puohs Vista ie to bave cnt srect cor Refunds eclizted im Amardon thould be de- | "ITS - te convention recently held funds m1 voted. It was: that it should be used for aa on . apport of the evicted tenants in Ireland sn Atedy ‘forthe support ef those ten tata who had ‘been o in connection with the agitation of the last four yy ag ty | Norf it to establish state real estate ¢: rid i Hi ieee Le i ce Es For BILIOUS & NERVOUS Di: Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swolling after Meats, Costiveness, Scurvy, the Skin, Disturbed ‘THE FIRST DOSE WILL CIVE ar in TWENTY Mi BEECHAM’S PILL8 TAKER AS DIRECTED FEMALES 70 OOMPLETE NEEM, For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, ete., hey ACT UKE MAGIC, eS EAS FINANCIAL _RAILROADS._ ee GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGU GES. TOIT Connecticnt ave. now. 'e oriein: (Pubiishera'D. APPLETON & OO. New York.) Spree {ime and lator: based mo the muscular restort Jost Come fo coe hae ees ee Rhea ee flo the Nervous and Debiittated ts PILLS NAVE THE SALE OF DEAWING, On PAINTING PROPRIETARY ‘J ral buluclug ‘aor tah Ad Pee Roane ASS ser Cans 4 a from #) to 12 a.m. ae 4ll-im* Bole ‘Roop them) Tiel ee IX. MENTION 1232 MASS. AVE.: DRAWING aND PAINT. = : ERENT APNE = ee ee a YH. PUTNAM, M.A. (HARVARD), WITH EP- AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. WV gee aman octepart i ory = ~ - Boys and resume Private Instruction SEPTEMBER _— 2. 1453 Cotvoran st. Best of references | ‘PEREMPTORY SALE OF Vali ROPERS ON Wot BEDE BLE BusINESS > WILLIAM LOWENTHAL. Auctioncer. Fr COR. K ST. AND OF SEVEN ao STUEET BETWEES, AND.» BEETS K 81 Ass, AVE. ion SEVENTH Sticker Ot T20 AND | weonespay, DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH, TEN On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER SIX-) QCLOCK, REGULAL SALE OF FURNITURE TEENTH, at 2 QUARTER-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, AND OTE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, NEW vo will ol in front of the prem ang AND SECOND HAND 7 e Each lot improved by a two-story brick store and FOR ACCOUNT OF STORAG! Felling, tron Bot 85 fect: E WATER-BACK RANGE AND UTENSILS, ONE Syeiiins, touting 19.08 ‘eet by depiber 85 tort an | ONE WATHE-BACK H ANGE NEW, PARLOR SUPTIE the Nortiern tarket: convene Of the city and is in the sdvancinz section of that EXTENSION TABLE AND 31! ALSO, TO COVER ADVAN y is amons the best on 7th strest sear | [DEBOARD. Bt of wecene to all parts | * ‘ wood tenants a sti! 2WO DESKS. ion of investors, misand worthy the atten-/ FOUR ANTIQUE OAK BOOKCASES AND ‘Terns: One-thimg cash ; batance in one andtwoyears, SHELVES. = with interest froniUay of sale and payable sewianna- = 1H. SOL: Sralleanle st option of Tacha” °C decal ot AND OTHER Ci |. oF r f wer. $20 sequired of weet tw tubgon sate. Comreyane ES AND OLL PAIX ing, Ben at Purchaser's cost, -‘Terua to be romphn : NGL ith in fifteen deys,other wise ri to resell at | OF OFLCLUTH, CARPETS, MATS, &e, Fink andl coe: of defaulting: purchaser aiter ‘Ave days’ | WM. LOWENTHAL, piversisument ‘of stich sa lished in Washington, a1 DUN _Auctionese, Msome newspaper pub- ON BROS., Auctioneers. | KS & CO., Auctioneers, ‘Louisiana’ ie posite City Post Office. LARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, NOTIONS, SHOES, ae. NESDAY, DEGEMBER T_ 19 OCLOCK, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsers, Mla STAM TTR A TIN, GUN SALES OOM : 100 OVERCOATS, 100 LADIES" AS i DREN'S JACKETS AND COATS, P. GENTS "AND CHILDREN S SHO p a E NINETEENTH ANNUAL WARE, SILVER WARE, CIGAKS, REVOLVERS, g SALE LOT GF GOODS TOO. BY ORDER OF TAUNTON SILVER-PLATE RICH AND ELEGANT SILVER-PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, BRONZES AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS. Parties looking for Christmas presents will find it great! entire stock it sold, THREE AND HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. | St Si 15-108 ‘will continue DAILY at the satesroom,corner 10th and | D streets, facing Pennsylvanta avenue northwest, until ION IN AN ADVERTISEM FUTURE DAYS, COMPANY or TITIES O ED IN THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, SHIINT MAS GOODS CONT ALN | ABOVE-NAMED STOKE, | CHILDREN'S DESKS, BUREAUS AND SIDE- » IGHS, Ke. STOCK MUST BE ie WM THAL, Auctioneer. FPUOMAS DOWLING, Anctionce a TRUSTER'S SALE OF LOT AND THE EASTERN VO FEET OF LOT Q IN SQUARE 468 ROGER'S TABLE CUTLERY. ly to their advantage to attend this sale, which nud Pennsy lv DAY OF Di ST TWO O'CLOCK ollowing real estate: AlLof Lot Rand the Feet of Tot Q by the depth of the lot, in dare 40s in the said city, as the saive are laid de wn im Church, Howell & Miley's subdivision, witht the Duildinis and privileces therennto belongttiv. “Teris of sale: Casi. posit of $100 to be snade H sale and forteited if terius of sale are not complied with i ten days aiter dato of sale. Convey- ancihe at purchase aT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M., WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., i Auctioneers. rr AR SENECA, IN BY ORDER OF F. C. THAY cor. IP} HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ot contalineg Virtue of « power coutalned in a mort- mace exectted by the Potonn: Hel Sant’ Stone Conte ences | Pany of Monteomery county, Maryland, to og AS 7 5 | Douce und others, om the sul Junie, 4 EXECUTOR'S SALE BY CATALOGUE — | am Ferorded'in Liber JA. : OF THE f the jand record books Or MI SUPERB LAW LIBRARY ‘one | ne y. Mary. | land, and by direction of certain of the parties secured | thertby (delauit having been wade in tue payient Of the indebtedness described thereon), the und the duly constituted attorney for the parties secured Ge een by said morticare and naiued therein for that purpose, ai Ria He rE RTH SP DEC EMER? Bap JUDGE WILLIAM B. SNELL, pat TWot to the highest bidder, the oe folowine real vatate and jereonal property, mainely All the property mentioned and described in said ee | morteaxe, vonsisbz of all thowe tracts, pieces or par revs of and Iytpe an beins in Mom y county the state of Maryland, desicnated ‘lots muntered three Gi) and part of lot nutubered four (4) iu thedi vision EXECUTOR, aT MY | fhe contisaionern ‘apppotsiet by the’ cleat tance 2 SALES Rooms, + | MARIUMINSTY CRE aye certo svg Be ang PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH | Stren of lands mone oF lose. Tho sat een 500 STREET NORTHWEST, | Said Butqunsc Rad Sanditese onspeny Sr eee see | County. "Maryland, by Natuaniel \\tisou amt ames oN LE Wisin, day of Decenber, wile, by deed veariny date the Ist in the year 1x5, and recorded MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1890, anione the Tecords of a rehcnteomery COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. tovlar taplenieats, Hed an ungnarried, — every. kind and « Pee wt company’ am sift BOOKS WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17TH INSTANT. T. Ss ave. tents ot ‘and upon the aforesaid trac in connection with the Vall and singular the teneinents, ways, 10 the said tracts SEVERAL WALNUT BOOKCASES. VIEW COMMENCING } ___ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CLAIR: FECHNi 1 IL PA, under Metropolitan Hotel, DAY con: ciry Store: trois Masaachuretts—ieal Dine vid Watches, Suiver Ware anil otier goods. F Linciute the celeurated Sene Ties of ed sand stone, with all the mills, «quar inery, Tratnwayse cars, lerris ks: Qc, ecessary to Ps Ghurries on ancxtensive mais. apres Tre property is situated. tn gn the Cheas- Peake and Olu canal at the Seneca creck, IPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. On’ 1s about twenty-two miles above Geonretown, sud eno the Laver road, and adjoins the Upton Darby’ and. others. én revarded as the Lest farin= county, the soll beine natur- intibie of the Lixhest des Tee huproveientssnunediately con- $ SALE OF AN EX’ PA. D FAN NSIVE STOCK bY GROCI : TOBAC AND HL ¥¥., te THURSDAY DE cted with the farmure a lance double stone house store Leu) Pst Containing six rooirs, witha tuck buludiny attached store 1600 Stone | quarter tor “servants, "'y\ warun surd, blacksmiths shop, cranary, stabie, “iueat house, ben Louse, aud house. ‘The tnprovements at the quarries urea very larce@one dwelling Louse tor the superintendent, containine Wood and W! twelve roows, two lane trame dweliuz houses, a Fine Olt Bottled Bra RMuber of sinall tenant houses tur lavorere a aise Fine Old Bottied Gin and Whisky, | stone inill with necessary mnachinery’ and sews, With Winceand Condiats: | the “tool house and other tila emsentin’ to tee Fine Cigurs and Tobacco, 1 apie ear of the quarries. The st Staple and Heavy Goods, Os, &e. | fasts celebrated Paulding atone in, the au Meese tan Bax seat betes ec to be aliwost inexisustible. "ther Tron Naie, Show Gaara, Shelving, &e. | With the property = nuuberof cars forcarryins stone a ‘The Horse, Wayon, Hurness and Safe will be sold ULE OF Wire KUY ropes, » NUILbEF Of deTricks, nuplly at 12 o'clock. Prthne gods are all | pulle; blocks, Re. w, and the stock, with fixtures, | sud enerally ail tie Lose her iwechanical fis 4 orking the org appliances used in working the willbe found complete and first class in every par: | Quarries, includinz one large boiler, two Biake air ticular and 1ully warranting the aitention of Search of fine goods in this line, ‘dis-d&ae USTERS SALE OF A FINE FARM IN HAR- T voip Gocery, WaltyLAND, By count in front of the Harfor House in the Grace, Harford county, Md. compressors, two Ingersoll rock drills, two boistinz enscines, blackswiths' tools, &e., and xix stone toate, ‘The stune obtained trom these quarries was Used in the construction of the Smithsonian Institution, the De- partment of Justice in the city of Washinton and in many ether iuportant buildin’s in Wasuincton and Bait tis known as the Potomac red sandstone, Mal in respect of richness and unitorudty of color, strencth and durablifiy has been pronouiiced by ex- feria superior Wall other colored ‘and stones ta i fF Mioee in flisine: Teriincash. M9. COLBERT, A virtue of a decree of the circuit court of Herford 1) the undersiched trustee will offer sipubite nae ne ets at ‘on TUESDAY, DECEM BER THIRTIETH. Ti, at 7WO O'CLOCK BM.” Kmnerica. penne all that valuable farm or tract of Jend known ‘Tern of sale: third rash; balance in one and “Old Hay” farm, sitnated about one mile trom Havre | two years, or all casi, at the option of the Purchasers de Grace und containins 40 the same tract of B. Kowland, dec on th fishing, eunni the tanious di {She souls or of cultivation. The wiprovements are a larve ‘conn modioas farm Ox] ‘wranary otter outiuiidines, and on the shore are § epltis Sook aients for Moline sandend brick clay of superior quality, un- derite parts cash oda ot ale, beatae equal Shu three years. Credit Gay of sale amt’ to be secured by the “purchaser, fruatee. OU mn Ni, Solicitor, Eikton, Ma. acTes more oF less—being: acres more oF lew —being | de.erred tay uients to'be evidenced by the purchaser's notes bearinw interest ut the rate of @ber <centun Der . The farin is splendidly Located | annus, payabie seuil-anutally, secured bya Chesapeake bay and pessessen a tine shore fOr | on the property sold. A cash deposit of BT O00 will be de 1s Wituin 4 short distance of | required at tae time of sule, when the property v9 ‘where, in Khocked off. Tr the terius ot sule are not complied | With within ten days aiter the ratification of the sale by the circuit court of Montgomery county. Md. biting as court of equity, resale of the prenssey teil be made at the risk and cost of the detwultine pur- {haser. All conveyancing and recording at the cost of | the purchaser. JAMES B. HENDERSON, casts ‘The attorney in the mortwage. whie ds being near the first-class quality und ts ina twowtory trame dwelling: feet, tenant house, ‘and if the farm. payments, one, ¢ iu payments to bear Interest from, the notes or bonds of iy the with surety to ve approved ‘terms to suit purchaser be | | ‘Terms of vale: One-third | \ ue rusts | | RATCLIFFE, DABR & CO., Auctioneers, | ORS" SALE OF EEN GnB LAROL 6 SAIN TEN axp PuBLtE Dasieotae 5 ‘AND PUBLISHER, 2108-1116 E ST. N.W and sional Print aptly executed. | apie papeeee folders, ASBORTMENT OF a : FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. _jy8 : DENTISTRY. business, iH b 1 Piper soaeaneh eb atone ae | DEGae: eaaCee a, DEES Se a seutening ‘all branches of de ‘at reasonable prices: the pat- xe 2: Shoemaker, Couric peg i sem inuies and children expecially solicit” MENT OF FANMING TMEL MENTS. i Se ‘FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY “TEETH FILLED WHEAT cot ri HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &0. rent of the Coltinbian’ Univerniy. rose l tox Pane TERME SO SPORMAREE, . } nescators eee ae sett 2 aoa ae Ee cae | DR STABS PARSONG, DENTION. ovH.eT, COR g PED seat i Sane iece nctetepant oer sean ih i rt ¥ ape Ms a aeons WORDERFUL of =e aul Gorman astrologer in the city turned Grastecs eat af =e Sg Sunday trou Warn. to8B0pe, teow tee Me ra te CELEBRATED, CLAIR Bene Dea ee . Gietings, 500. Pariors, 503 12th st. a.w. mulleadin tron Georsetown 1 | | S x | Fmsar. | openaE! S' ENCERL. culare and MAN'S, ii4 F st. n.w. intormation apply at SAN- om TYABIAN METHOD. ins. WEBBER, foruser! bee madence. 1y of Boston, will 1206 F st. aw. DEVELOPMENT ATION EXAMINE! ferences: Mrs. Wns. D. Windom, aG-im* Ais. Annie Louise Cary Raymond. 1428 331; THE PARISIAN SCHOOL FOR youns ladies and children, AU classieai studies in French ray used. Mand MME. P. DES GARE’ pais. T= ORES VLVARTA ROUTE. 7 TRA Base Tanne nak Row 3 =~ (member D xchange since 1870) for Vitiabrury aie the west estibule 1 om Saudi ae. CARH OR Fur tins towoene bicaro. = OUR OWN SPECIAL WIKEX TO-NEW YORK, a * CHICAGO AND THE SOUTH. Gianapelia, *: —y 2. SUBJ To Chicamo. St. Lows, € and © ‘AT SIGHT. Sao p.m, dally. Porter Cag. Wi .— ‘ami, Resse, are Haute jot hs “aap, amd naam a Western Pxpremm at 7 a0 pan. al ‘hieetene Care Wass to ‘Cohvarw and We Lown nom: bactine dal ot Sith timsmae Ee uve apd Memphis Pullman Sar tsbary to Kichmend amd € Share Paxprees, 1000 p.m. daily. for, Potten: ich Sioeper 80 Pittsburg, aed Pam went with Depoatts, chro Sewer Parties baving twoney lyiaw idle for 30, pase ‘or 90 * ‘Will receive interest, a RAL on careless si dam Rats anamaas, ad 'Ktsgare Pate LQig.o TEWESBURY, WW. B MIRA, ~ | vor trie. Comaninnae and Vachenter daily ;for Bul ‘Banker, a ¥. Manager, falo al “¥ Niawars daily = Nat 100 p Member Washinetom Stock Exchange | tm, with alsepine 1 For Wiilianipart, Hechester ama Rim F40 LEWI8 G. TEWRRBURY & 0O., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST.. WASHINGTON, D.c. pert. Renovo and Kimirm at 1050 aa Buy and sell for cash or op mang! ‘Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions apd Ott e A.Sick AND THE RAST, Ditect private wires (0 New York and Chicago. Tmterrat sllowe! on depot Outsofiown ‘a specialty. Ail Local sevursties dealt i. Constant quotaticas all markets. Telephone 345. | 3NO. W. MACARTNEY ‘Member N. 1. Stack Bix. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. Now., ‘Vankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, Deposits. Exchance. Loans, Collections. Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all seeurities sted on | the exchanses of New York, Piuiadelphin, Boston aid | Baltitoore wournt and soll Le Ol upVertineut securities. District Kaliroad, Gas, Insurance and Tele- one Mock dealt i, Auverwan Bet! Triephone Stock bought and sold.jy28 | u For NewYork only, Limited Exprem with Dining ae, JX. ¥ conson. 5.00 p.m. daily and 3-1 pi. For Brooklyn, Ni very day walt Sarah trains connect at Jer 3 Oty Sit biats of Brooklyn Annex. a@ont ak dirt transter “to Palton sin donble ferriaee actoms New York cif) For Adantic City, 11-40 a.m. week devs, 3235p. For Baltime 9.40, 10: patty on. 3 Que Sie hy My siateen easy tessons. Tro. ficiency in threementis. Send for paruplilet. Students helpedto obtain positions. -‘Typewrititu taught tree to Pupiia, is4¢i School Acme Puoneranhy, 21 F wu. SCHOOL. Decorative Painting, &e. wiseolin” 140 D at. sc. Ki INSTRUCTION. THE GREATEST OPPOR tunity ever offered to Psrents, Children, Teachers, ers, Decorators or Artists to learn to. dr Paint perfectly: best and cheapest water colors, china and oil paintine Gail and sew the wondertul pro WS to orger fron: #10 to. KR. MORRELL, has had 22 med: years with most celebrated artists in Enrope. $200,000 worth of paintings on extitition. Paint: ies forsale. National Academy of Fine Arts. 14 E aim of students. Por- ‘The teacher, 1. -CHASSICAL AND MODERN | 1 ‘of. H. Larroque, professional teacher a! ry iy cuted Kiewit: A-M. of Sorbonne. Pars DLW fisting 1223 "¥ ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Youns Ladies . n28 Lm iA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 13 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. EDWIN HART, Bhi Principal. KNOLD WILFRIED MEYER, GRAD! Leipriz, pianist of Washington Choral Society, instructions in piano, orran and voice, will ‘Ular for further itorniation : retereuce ; vermis Address 1119 10th st. n-w., oF call. n28-3m_ PIANO certiied pupil of Herr tory of Berlin, at Wr pupils, (BPO NOCKEY, iy ST ODTED ABROAL Instructions Given in Drawing and Painting. nisin" Wall Vs nc RGARTEN AM ana Priuary 401 30 st couches irom the horthwest section, Capitol Hill and Navy Vand. Artic ulation and speech rewdiny taucht the deaf. O18 3m SLOCUTION, ORATORY, ACTING. 5 Three complete courses. "Call for catalogue. Diplomas. Degrees and ‘Teachers’ Certificates con- RT A™T.sscss tn" Susbruldery, Music and Eiocution, | ind studied fifteen | _LADIES’ GooDs. | DIES CAN LEAKN TO CUT THEIR OWN by the McDowell ‘cutting system tn Stee ant 9:00 EGING & OO. agents 12 Fat nace |B 5 daily excep Banday ‘Sundays, 0.00 th. ane re ay WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RATLWAY. 1 IN EFFECT NOV > Tea Mus. V. A. TRAVIS, MODISTE, are. * Makes a spectalty of ‘AUX and RIDING HABITS, | * JACKETS PERFECT FIT No. 1523 Latrect northwest. aractee_ | . MODINTE, 7 Cs a ‘merly of New Vora, acto ludies. Y ‘and beatin’ a sjectaity CH ACCORDION PLAITING, 10 ye; Knife, Sc. per yd. and wp rose Demorest sewing iiachine, #1950 | For Atexand iuday at x, BOL soe $a.m. and 4:55 pm, r. 4.30 and 10:57am days ner of 13th street and Penns station, where orders can te becwage to deatination frum MORE a: RAILWOAD. BN wn Schedule in etlet Noweusbwer 1th, INGO. | Leave Waniainurton tr For Chicago and 7 Woon, sarer (wit) General Paspenwer Agent im TREE, ORNA. | expres, dntly 11) 2 on Snow. Gla Balk: | daly i Cleveland, exprem, daily | &m. and ® ?. me , | | Por Lexington. m. | and points in (he Shenandoah Valley, | 110-404. For Winchester and Way Stations, 15. fer tary. 0p nee ROP For Baltunore, week days ictures, Transter Pictures, ‘Sc Fiske, Toys; Candy Boxes, & i ¢ 3-SAVGOULD, th st. bet. Daud E sis DINTE, HAS REMOVED FROM Lith st. .w.. where vies. Street Costes, ME. HYA 304 to the M are found Istest Parisian Wraps, Ieception Dresses « apeciaity marin . MADAME RICARD-DUMAINE, SPECIALIST IN | #9, "tules) 9 ist repairing of India and French cashmere | "és nding wnite, black and poimt lace, &c. All | 3 i best Partslan styte. E | FRONT: Always in order “AT MLLE. M. J. PRANDPS, 1329 F st. now. (Mrs. Harrison's), Py Inporter of 7 Fy b, e Fine French Hair Goods. 100, 620, 7 05. 7 8, 40, & 30, 10:20 and 11-00 p. Sundays, 6. Hi Faintresain. Shampootns. a osm, 1) 20 soe a i FRENCH DYEING. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- . | ing Fstablishment, D0 New ork ave. First. | nd Gents’ work of every description. nd Evenins Dress. ANTON AND | + tormerty with A. Fisher snd | = ete i NTON FISCHERS DRY ING ESTAB- lisnment and Dye Works, 900 G st. nw. Ladies’ > FO quae | clase Ladies: nw i ¥: ot Keimoved to 1127 10TH BT. NW. 253m, MM [Ss BALCH’s CIVILSERVICE INSTITUTE. business colleve, 1407 10th st. a.w. Pupils pre- pared successtully for civil service, departmental and ceusus examimati str AN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corper 7th and D st % Schoo! of Honuras: Ascoute nia Eris hool of Busawes, Accounte t peel of Arntratory” Enelish and Elementary ookkeeping. Schoo! ot Shorthand, Typewritine and Phonosraph. School of Spencertay Practical Penmanship. Schoo! of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. School of Givi Service Lraimine. Yearly, quarterly or monty installment rates. Day Geman Write ur caller iastrsted rove 5 of calj tor illustrated announcesent for 1NOU-InOT. Feleplone eall, 10st HENRY SEN ate puplin receive W. SiDWE. on aS ERY; 0 POWNSEND AND MISS ADA L. TOWNS v5 Teuchers of Elocution, Vocal Cultuire, Grae id Dramatic Action (Bbattesbury Mettod), D_SCHOOT., N NORMAL TRAT: NG. inderland place, south of Dupont Circle, Ter beziny Oct 1, 1800. Mrs. LOUISA MANN: St-4m M!5S SUSAN ANDREWS ice, d ‘ocal Culture. v, . Certificate of N. ¥. Conservatory, Boston, Mass, Cir- culars tree. “1006 N's CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1312 MASSA- Al embraces thoruich Preparatory sin mare andl affords every advantage ia Lite erature, Music and Art. Punc, Harp, Violin, Guitar and Banjo Lessons ven. General Vocal, Drawing and Fancy Work ire. auztr T KE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. now. Best and Most Practical Instruction. eeu Yond ti si0, Branc is ‘ork, Boston, i{ladelphia, Parte, Berlins Leadon, eat Pt ale MGratinabect the New balan Sno ew C > PANO AND HARMON =" site _ 1280 Massachrunetts ave. n.w. (COLUMBIA COLLEGE oF comMERCE, J «teat La. ave. .opposite city Post offre, Gives the best business training in the worid, the prin- cipal etic joint author ofthe system which’ rereved ie enly oid medal awarded tor Wusiness education at the ‘World's Fair held in Paris, In. Bix. thoromsels courses: Business, English, Accountancy, Toleeropy Shorthand and Typewriting.Amnuai scholarship to SoU, Situations wuaranteed when its oF cal for catalogs. Es i: URNER, A.M. OCEAN _STEAMERS. ose .E. Prin. yencenan cradtates always in | and Gents’ Garments of all kinds cleaned and dyed formed. The success of our wraduates has surpested all Npibout tein ripred. Ladies Eveninur Drewes a “i | lee "a ie i uci canes ‘ hive years’ experience 3 19's and intermedia con.te MARTYN COLLEGE OF FLOCUTION,, | erate” Coosatalled rand Seuvered "Sig" | Chrre train egy estan on a o st. nw. 2 i OPN ‘avons JIVIE SERVICE AND DEPARTMENTAL Exams | AU QOL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED, 3 i 2 nations. Full information. Successtul prepare: | * 4. FISCHER, For O30, $830, 19:90, 111.90am, tion, 14 years’ experience. 8. W. FLYNN. AM. - $1.15, 43:30, 14.30 pu. Ivy Institute. x.w. cor. Sth and i sti. nw. E Dy tg ~ A ee Sere : Traine arrive tron Chicago Saly. id em. Fe ea | AND ORGANS. | 22's. someone foam dy pupiis, Chiliian Min- | = — un. daily . & = umber of Pap-American Delegates. ol7-2n | yy MBALL PIANOS, IN PLAIN | ROYAL BLUE LINE POR “OCAL LESSONS. AN “and fancy cases. Dark and Licht’ woods. Eu. | FHILADEEPHIA” MRS. HARRIET MILLS dorsed vy the leading artists of the world. For saleb; TE COOP Sw. GIS” | IO GO ey MO, Buffet Pario W.G- METZ HSE OGRE PIANOS. MASON & H. a or Cars on all da YORK amD ery AMLIN PIANOS AND ORGANS. 4 pm, open at 9:00 p.m. | staal natura ‘itera percha of an | For Howton. SSSA. wath Pattman = =— a EE ie & CO. vis Poustikerpets Bridge, landline peeasriee is 1257 Fennaytvasis ave. ccm 412-108 Near Toth st. in 4.0%, 46:00, "10:00, 22.60moum, > extxa Pianos, ‘AT STANDARD INSTRUMENTS OF B THE WORLD, lave taken the Lirhest promium everywhere. A lance | a te stock of Grand and Upricht Pianos for | Sale or rent at fair prices 1 and Del. Wilmington and Chester, 200 noon, 2G. ssS Limited express, stopping at ne ene et cay ‘00 and 2 om, 2 | Pam. and on eauy terius, ‘Trains leave New York for Ws Mir] JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., A Amie }_atetor 96s Pa aves, near lot st tae. | Pans Ws ORR. 100 pam. and 1 , RAKAUER PIANOS ARE THE DELP oF mm. TAO, “4381, 86: 3 | Kika Ret ers wicoha ct vere rand 10090. 12D nom. | nicest TEMPLE OF 3 ‘i208 re |i ctical Piatw Mak ICHMOND AND DAN Behedule tg effet Ni 8:30am. East Tennessee Mail, ton. “Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Stations between ‘aberandris apa ty ‘oke, Atlanta, Bristol, knoxville, Tur Lespine Issravuexts. VE DECKER BROS. PIANOS. os. Memphis. ESTEY ORGANS. —— muah Siewper New York to ‘Atlanta to New Crleans. i. and ) p.m.—Daily, except Sunday, for Strastuny and interinectiate statviae P10. -Daily. rans to Greenville, 8.0., Bristol ‘extern Staunton ¢ PUlituan Sieepers to Greensboro, NC Paliong Voelbule Tree Washington ko with's Pullinan Sleeper tor Loulewfiie. fornia. Pullman MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS, Sleeper Dan w Old instruments taken in part ‘Tuning ae payment. ‘Telephone 1329. to, via Lynchburg end 1110 p. SANDERS & STAYMAN. 11:00 p-m.—-Routhern Frank Butjer, Manager, Danville, aleuch, "Anbev de 4 F ST, N.W. get Cation i a 13 N. Charles st., Baltimore; | Slenper Washiiye vu to irmitnsebans, Aba’ vie 7B. Broad st. Richmond, Va. Sellar to ela, pres 8 EINWAY AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS P rm ee STATOR AND OTHER EIMST-CLASS PIANOS | Sr Chaciotg: ((o0m's Tours THE, NDIPS AS oUrk AMERI( WEST INDI iD. 801 THE MAGNIVICENT BTEAMERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL 8. 8. CO. LA GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO, ETC,, BY THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED “‘D" LINE. by either Tickets for circular tours by: ‘of the above line fir ‘with full particulars or tickets gugpplieation ABDI PENNSYLVAUIN AVE, W aoa OTOH, OF Cook's four to JAPAN will leave Grand ‘New York March 2. cation. PICAL TOUR. 6150. rosrains on afi ‘Tourists visit’ Jamaics and her GREAT EXHI- See ig ions beautiful ‘by the at : extending their trip, To. and. ORE BOUTE ae, dy; eeperstniccie Ee ‘ ‘Trave, Wed... MATS ; iia Wa Wed., Jan. 14, Sa.m. $a" ote Penn. ave. ere Sak Ss TAILORING AREIN- VITED TO INSPECT. ALLGABMENTS CUT BY HB. D. BARR, 111) PA. AVE.. AREGUAR- CORRECT STYLE AETEED 70 BS OF SRE: a