Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1890, Page 7

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We will sell yous Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for 817 cash oF $18 on credit. ‘We will sell you s 7-plece PARLOR SUITE, solid ‘walnat frames, uphoistered in the Lest hair cloth, for (©25 cash oF $30 0n credit. ‘We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid ‘walnat frames, upholstered in pluab, combination col- ore, for €:28 cash oF €30 ou credit. BPRING for $2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit. ‘We wil! sll you « good quetity BRUSSELS CAB- PBT for G0e. per yard cash or Ge. per yard oncredit. ‘We will sell yous good INGRAIN CARPET for Sie. [Des yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. ‘Wesew and iay all CARPETS free of cost amd do not (charge for the waste in matching Brares, ‘We will sail all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on credit ot am advance of Scunte por yard (0m the lowest cauh price. EASY WEEKLY of MONTHLY PAYMENTS wasn ow all credit sales and Lo notes required CASH DISCOUNT aljowed o ail sceounts sxttled smtharty days, BOGax, TO end 741 Ne ot. BU. Y. Mitchell's Kidney Plasters | CITY AND DISTRICT. @ The special value of Taz Evexrxe StaB to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown away after once being read, but passes through balfa dozeu pairs of hands at least before being tossed aside. This is the advantage pre- sented Ly @ family neespaper. NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Sale of the Seneca Sand Stone Quarries—A Cheek to Electric Lighting. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rocxvitte, Mv., December 22. On Saturday James B. Henderson, as at- torney for the mortgagees, sold all that valu. able property in this county known as the Seneca sand stone quarries at public auction to Mr. George Mann of Baltimore city for $30,900. This property consists of about 500 acres of land, four dwelling houses and a number of tenant houses, a large stone mill ond all the necessary machinery for sawing the stone into blocks of different shapes and sizes. ‘The property is situated immediately on the line of the Chesapeake and Obio canal, and as soon as necossary means of traveportation can be sccured will be operated to its full capacity. | On Setarday H. Maurice Talbott, as attorney | under a mortgage from John T. Phebus and others to George E. Walker, sold the house and lot in Gaithersburg belonging to the mort- agors to Margaret Nelson for $750. On the the same day Sheriff A. F. Fairall sold at this e 274 acres of iand bowery = ey Thomas |. D. Bowie to Mra. Margaret Frailey for $500. On Friday night last the large dry goods and grocery store of Frost Brothers at this place was entered by burglars, who gained admission by cutting out the lock of the rear door and removing & heavy bar which secured the same. It is thought the thieves were frightened away before accomplishing their purpose, as the only evidence of their being in the store was that one of the cash drawers was wrenched from its place behind the counter. No goods are missing. The affair wae kept very quiet until today, in the hope ot securing some clue to the thieves. Mr. Franklin C. Betta and Miss Adele E. Page wero married at the Baptist parsonage, this pes, on Wednesday by resident pastor, v. L. R. Milbourne. The projected introduction of electrical lights at this place has received n temporary check by ‘the refusal of the Edison Electric Light Com- pany to accede to the contract made by the town council with their agent on Wednesday of last w By the terms of that agreement the corporate authorities had agreed to pay the sum of $25 per light for one year, the company to put the plant within the corporate limits and furnish iron posts for the wires on the main street and wooden ones for the croes streets, ‘ the corporation to start with ten lights and have the privilege of any ad- ditional number at same price. At a | meeting of the council held tonight Mr. | Thomas, the agent of the company, was present | and, after stating that the company declined to ‘accede to the proposed contract, offered to enter into another, whereby the corporation should pay #40 per light on the streets instead | of $25, and that wooden instead of iron posis should be used. This position the council promptly declined and so the matter stands for the _—— It is understood that an ef- fort will at onee be made to organize a stock company here for the purpose of securing a plant and it is eaid that most of the «ubstantial citizens are ready to take hold of the matter aud make it a success. 5.A.M. scape An ¥lectric Railway in Austria. It is announced in Vienna that a com- pany is about being organized there with a capital of 38.000.000 florins for the construction ofan electric railway between Vienna and Buda | Pesth, a dixtance of 260 kilometers. It has hitherto taken four hours and a half to make the journey,but it isexpected that travel by the proposed road will do it in two and a half. <2 A Texas Town Scourged. Fairfield, x small Texas town, is in a state of intense excitement over the scourge of spotted fever or, perhaps, meningitis. Nearly all the stores are cloved and business is almost entirely nded. The disease ix so fatal and dreadful that the le are closing their dwellings and leaving. Eight or ten deaths have occurred within last two days and a large number are now sick. eee Business Assignments. Edward W. Dryden, of Chicago, a carriage manufacturer, made an assignment yesterday to John C. Ender. The liabilities are $14,000 and the assets $13,000. John Elliott & Sons, manufacturers of agri- | cultural implements, &c., in London. Ont., have assigned. liabilities embrace $35,000, due the Bank of Montreal, and #16.000, due other creditors. There are considerable assets, but the losses will be great. #100 Rewann. To-Kalon wines are guaranteed absolutely pare. $100 will be paid upon a correct unalysis showing otherwise. For sale only at 614 ith street northwest.— Adct. H Sao ew Destitution in Northwest Kansas. Many of the northwestern counties in Kansas have authorized extrs bounties on wolf, rabbit and gopher scalps in order that destitute people may have # means of making a living this win- ter. In Decatur county the treasury paid ont $1,700 in one day and over 25,000 in six weeks and the decline became so heavy that the county board suspended the order. ‘The seme counties are getting ready to vote aid bonds to buy seed corn, wheat and potatoes for impov- erished settlers. ————_+e+ —_-_—_ Conductor and Brakeman Robbed. An Evansville. Ind., special says: While a spe- cial train on the Peoria and Decatur railroad was stopped at Olney, IIL, yesterday for the loco- motive to take water two masked men entered the caboose and robbed Conductor Hampton and the brakeman of their watches and consid- erable money. The robbers caught them off their guard and covered them closely with their pistols while they effected their purpose. poate dearepenerlae tin Counterfeit 85 Pieces Circulating. The mint authorities at Philadelphia have | discovered a counterfeit #5 gold piece de- | signed and executed with such remarkable skill | that few experts can distinguish the spurious coins from the genuine. It differs from the true coin only in size, being slightly larger in diam- eter. In order to retire the spurious coin from cireulation the mint officials will purchase the bogus coins at their face value and then destroy them. The counterfeits havean intrinsic value of $4.40. —_——_+ee—____ ALL $18, $20 and $25 overcoats reduced to 912. Consignment sale, 311 7th st. n.w.—Adet. aston beech Suits Undertaken for Revenge. Some creditors of the Prettyman estate in Chicago are dissatisfied with the action of a section of their fellow creditors in refer- ence to the policy of entering into a number of lawsuits. Mr. Montgomery last night said: “Many of the lawsuits have been undertaken for the sake of revenge. We believe if these snits were dropped and the business of realiza- tion on the estate were properly taken up we might get 25 per cent on the dollar. As it is it looks as if we will have to pay the expenses of the suit out of our pockets before we get done with them. Foreign Topics of Interest. Lord Salisbury has warned the British South Africa Cagupany that its occupation of Massi- | sharp scrimmage ensued. Early Morning Indications of Yesterday's ‘Chotee tn Mitkenuy. A dispatch from Kilkenny to the London Daily News early this morning said that there is not the lightest doubt that Sir John Pope Hennessy is elected by « majority of at least 500. It.is stated that out of 5,700 persons entitled to vote at yesterday's election 4,500 cast their ballots. Those who abstained from voting are said to have been mostly unionists. Kilkenny was intensely excited last night, butno dis- order occurred. The streets were fall of people eagerly discussing the day's election. Opinions differed as to the result of the poll, and noth- ing definite could be learned from any source. Mr. peed Sieber ylirg ne coercion was rampant f yes- rounds to petit ir john Pope Rronneeny’ election, should the Int. ter be shown to have headed Mr. Vincent Scully at the polls. The action of the caused many of the Parnellites to indulge in consider- able talk of peti inst the validity of the election in ‘North Ki ny. VINCENT SCULLY's PROTEST. The excitement was increased when it be- came known that Mr. Vincent Scully, the Par- neilite candidate, who had arrived upon the scene at an early honr, had entered » formal [aot ae ee nity 0 4 tance of strangers to the lier stations. He apparent in laces ny price! who were koown to be supporters of Mr Hon nessy. This, they claim, wae irregular and contrary to the law. Pope Hennemy's su At Johnstown Sir John porters, headed by a number of enthusiastic priests, the streets, thereby causing a scene of wild excitement. By their friends the proeeasionists were greeted with cheer upon cheer, while their opponents replied to these sounds of sympathy with a chorus of Rroans. Tt wan with ditheulty that. the police prevented a serious collision between the ex- cited rival sections. Jaunting cars from all parte were driven into town with Hen- nessy men. WILL MEET MR. O'BRIEN. ‘Mr. Parnell said yesterday that his eyes were much better. He will go to Avondale today and will remain a day, proceeding thence to Paris. He will not resume the campaign in Ireland until January. Parnell said he expected the majority would be small which ever party won He hoped the bitterness of language th marked the contest would be forgotten, and in fact considering all things, he thought the bat- tle had been fought with little ill-feeling on either side. Mesers. Redmond and O'Kelly have left Kil- kenny on their way to Paris, they oxpect to meet Mr. O'Brien. FIGHT IX A TIPPERARY TOWN. At Carrick-on-Suir, ‘Tipperary, last night, crowd of Parnellites attempted to make a bon- fire of a pile of copics of Mr. Davitt’s paper, the Labor World, whereupon they were attacked by a party of Davitt's sympathizers and a he fight ended in the ront of the Parnellites, several of whom were wounded. THE NORTH KILKENNY VOTE. The north division of Kilkenny county, in which the great struggle between the Parnell- ites and McCarthyites has been taking place, has a population of about 41,000 and a regis- tered electorate of 5,705. At the clection of 1885, the first held after the division of the county, the late Mr. E. P. M. Marum, the Par- nellité ' candidate, received 4,084 votes to 174 cast for Mr. now Lord Bellew, the tory candi- date. ‘The sentiment of the constituency being thus almost unanimously for home rule, Mr. Marum was returned at the general election of 1886 withont opposition. The present vacancy was caused by Mr. Marum's death, which oc- curred on September 21 of this year. The division is divided into eight districts. Castle Comer, where the lime was thrown into Parnell's eyes, is the most populous, having a registered electorate of 1.301. The McCarthy- ites expected to gnin the election by th strength in this district, in which they concede Mr. Scully, the Parnellite candidate, lees than 100 votes. The Gridiron Club. ‘T. C. Crawford in New York Tribune. The Gridiron Club of Washington is an asso- ciation of newspaper correspondents. Its mem- bership is confined to the number of forty. Originally this club was intended to include non-professionale. But this plan was found not to work well, and at present the member- ship is confined strictly to newspaper writers stationed at the capital. There is not a single member of this club who does not represent one important paper and in some instances sev- eral. Lam t it is the ambition of rome of the leading minds of this club to increase {LAE BE Jest fis scape and power so that it may ome in time is for an American academy corresponding to the Immortal Forty of the French Academy. The ground idea of the club at the beginning was to promote good- fellowship. ‘That, perhaps, is still ita general idea. But this very association of good-fellow- ship is producing marked results in advancing the importance und position of a special cor- respondent at Washington. Now many things are done through concert of action which were not thonght of several years ago. It has created more of an esprit de corps, and while no one has ever been able to control the club in any way along the line of any particular policy, yet the effect of the association is to produce cer- tain harmony of action. Upon the other hand, it may be said that it has lessened some of the rivalries. Xaas Horipay Rates on THE BaLTmMoRe AND Outo.—The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- pany will this year follow its annual custom of selling excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates on all of its lines during the Christmas holidays. The sale of excursion tickets will begin at all Baltimore and Ohio stations east of the Ohio river December 24, and will con- tinue until January 1, inclasive.._All tickets will be good for return passage until January 5, 1891, inclusive.— Adcé. Tinacomct A Secret Political Organization. ‘The new secret political organization recently referred to by the press at large, known as the “Knights of Reciprocity,” is about to form a state organization by organizing a grand lodge for the state of Kansas. Numbers of prominent members of the order are now at Garden City, Kan., in obedience to an order promulgated by the supreme judge of the supreme lodge of the United States and founder of the new order, who called a meeting of the chief justices of subordinate lodges of the state to meet there yesterday for the purpose of establishing a state lodge. A.saficlent number of chief, Jos, tices are present, representing subordij lod thy 01 in the state. All the preliminaries of the meeting have been srran; for and thé seswion will be brief. The meet is strictly secret and to details will be given out for publication. Numerous tions are being received by the supreme for din- pensations to organize new k throughout the United States and all indications point tos rapid growth of the order. aban Drowned in Their Parents’ Sight. A terrible accident occurred om the Selinter lake, in eastern Holstein, yesterday. Twelve young girls, who had just been confirmed by the Roman Catholic bishop and were on their way home from the church, were crossing the lake, when the thin ice suddenly gave way and the; tated into the water. were “all Growned in, fhe presence of tele kesse is = pave are the modus vivendi with Port: ‘it must with- ae oa cove frean teat erie ‘The statement is made that tbe German gov- iunged into the over the ‘affair. ‘The Georgia EES oS A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. a Fr BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS 5" as Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired ion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, eee LiKE magic yy sen ceegnaen be muscular system, and arousing with the rosebud of health The Whole Physical Energy of the Human Frame. Taken as directed these famous pills will prove marvellous restoratives to all enfeebled by any of the above, or kindred diseases. SOLD BY ALL DRUCCISTS, Price, 25 conw per Box Prepared only by THOS, BEECHAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, B. F. ALLEN CO, Sole United States, 365 & 367 Canal 8t., New Tork, (echo if your druguin? dase not ‘neep them) will mril Beecham's Pilis on receipt of price—but inquire yirst. (Mention this paper. =~ ant AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. hundred and sixty (400), in the city of Washington, Dinteistof Columcia, the tue ‘bei duupeoved bea Unuek dwelling and two stores, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, of Wuich $500 isto be paid asa deposit at the time of sale and the balance of the parebase money in two equal instali:vents, in one and two yeas, for Drouianory notes, dated om the day of tule andl te Dems Re om mie and to Eiterest att per rentum per anninn, or all cash, BATCLIFFE, DAKh & CU., ‘Auctioneers. it WEEE & 0O., Auctioncurs, ‘637 Louisiana avenue, Opposite City Post Office. ELEGANT CARPETS AT AUCTION, FIVE SPLENDID MADE-UP WILTON, VELVET t the NI D if CARPETS OR RUGS. ional tnrartane "Tamura cocapied | AME BES BAUEREES CAREER, OR Ha: with im ten days from the day of sale or property tobe | AUCTION. WITHIN OUR SALES LOOMS, reold ot the risk and cont of Netaulting vurchacer. TWELVE O'CLOCK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMUEL FRANK T. BROWS! BUS Ss San buditix, altel o SON'BUOM., Auctioneers. dli-atas | W —* 7 Louisiana ave., Opposite City Post Office. ‘NING. FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, HOLIDAY MED PIC- Goons, 00 “HAND: &.CO., Auctioneers, rReS 120 Pennsylvania wre. 2. w. Toe it UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION, CONSISTING OF 200 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, PLAIN AND RAtcuawre, DaRit BER TWENTY-FOURT! DIAMONDS, EAK- ry i oo DEER NaS i D OCK, rain or shine. . GEN. | 7 = BEAL AMOWMEA LT of JEWMLRY" SUPT: | WILLIAM LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. EVENINGS, DECEMBER | TWENTY - SECOND, SEVENTH BYREET NORTHWEST, : TWENTY -THIRD 'WENTY-FOURTH, BE- tt GINNING AT SEVE LOCK EACH EVENING, we i0) stun ops galetroome, 2) PENNSYLVANIA AVE! | wn, Goods sold Im ota towuit desist ORTHWEST, we wil) sell a meueral amortment of | 2B, ies and Jewelry, to which wevite atten ‘dig-deds TOLIFTES DA & CO, Ancu, | ae FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. WALTER B -WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. By. ,virtue of, ® decres of the Supreme Court of, the NINETEENTH ANNUAL pusstel in a certaih cause therein pendinu, No. 12> between Joseph E. Fowler et al., complainants, and SALE ‘Suckoon et ai.. delendants.'we shalt proceed to DAYURJANUAIY IhOL, at FOUR D CLOCK Ta BY ORDER OF TAUNTON SILVER-PLATE all those parts of ‘lots Nos. A | Bitton to'said town, tescaibed nefollows: Cou COMPANY for the sune at th 3 nue thence west Aty-aive (3 ‘ or a street, thence south one hundred (100) feet, of thence wast fity-Rve “to9) feet to. Frederick street) Thence horth alone the iine of said Frederick street one hundred (100) feet to the place of bevinning, with the improvements, consisting of two frame dwellings. ‘Terms ot sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third cash, "balance in two equal instalhuents, in six and tweive montis, with interest trom day of sale, or the whole of the archase money may be paid in cash, at the option of purchaser or purchasers. A deposit” of $200 will be required af tine of sale, payment of the Teluainder of the cash ih such thue 38 hay apbeat Tea. ween. On. defanit of the purchaser OF RICH AND ELEGANT SILVEB-PLATED WARE, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, ROGER'S TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, BRONZES AND MANTEL ORNAMENTS. presents will find it ‘hasers the property to be old at the ‘and ee ee Soa of auch delta yurchaer of rhs: greatly to their advantage to attend this sale, which sci —— ee La. ave. HUGH T. TAGGART, Trustee ‘will continue DAILY at the salesroom,corner 10th and chy SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP- NS THIRD STREET BETWEEN C AND 'S SOUTHWEST. By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of th D streets, facing Pennsylvania avenue northwest, until entire stock it sold. ict of Columbia, passed in Equity ‘No. aT Carberry. gusrtian, V. Carberry, the wiiersivnieds truistee, will sell-aé pabile auction. in trout of the denne wend ke, Sea Moet DN ROE “D. ISt T FOUR OCI fhe inthe District of Coluniies ontaited within ih. in the District of Columbia, romtained within the following metes and bounds: Becinnine for the Saiue at the southeast corner of said lot_xpd running thence north along the line of Sa street west 14 feet, more or less. to the line of the property heretofore con Veyed to Joseph Wallace ; thenos west La feet: thence south 14 tect und thence east 100 feet 20° said street and beginning, being part of lot 17, ip square # “Teruss of sale prescribed Uy dectee: One-thinl cash balance in two equal installments: in one and two years. to be weaned by deed of trast upon property sold or all cash at option of the purchayer. A deposit of 100 wills required when the property 9 sold and olf conveyancing at™ the cost of the purchaser. If terms of sale are not complitd with In fifteen days from day of sale the trustee reserves the rigltt to resell at risk and cost of detauiting purchaser aiter five days’ Advertisement of such resaie, J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee. DUNCANSON azides THREE AND HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., a15-108 Auctioneers. FUTURE DAYS. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEES! SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON B REET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL (REET AND FIRST STREET WEST. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liver No. 14:33, folio 2&S.et veq., one of the land rec- Cords of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, the undersicned trustees will yell'ut public a1 in front of the premises, on DAY OF JAN BROS., Auctioneers. TOMORROW. |CERY SALE OF VALUABLE REALESTATE, ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO... Auctioneers. VRANCERY SALE OF CAL UABLE MEAL EsTate. | R ‘o20 ivaniia avenue northwest. SIXTH STREET AND PENNKYLVANIA AVE- ——— RUE NOWTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASH. BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES ae ; | 350 VOLUMES OF PI SESS PROPERTY IN THE CITY. 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Stadents | helped to obtain posi ‘Typewriting taught tree to | pups, i School Acme Phongraphy, 921 F st. n..w. erin Td MUINEY. EET FATEST oPror tunity ever offered to Parents, Chiaren, Teaclvers, Desiuners, Decorators or Artists to learn to’ draw and Paint pervectiy. beat and cheapest. “Crayon. ‘pastel Water Colors, hina amdoil painting, Saturiay clams Ga and Si che witness of tate To sty order from, $10 10 $3,000. The teacher, HK. MORMELL., has had 12 nredale and studied tiers | Jearw with the imost reietrated artiste in Eure 800,000 worth of paintings on exibition. Paint ings forsale. National Academy of Fine Atta, Sob E | st. ai-im _ | | JPRENCH, CLASSICAL AND MODERN LAN. | | Ef ruaces: Prof. H- Larroaue. (professional. teacher nd hichiy cultured linguist, A/M. of Sorvonne. aris. | 7 Fst. Dw. iu atin" | Sper ai caw 1293 FIFTEENTH ST. XW. | ‘The Misses Kerr's Home School for Young Ladies EDWIN Hart, Br Pg, INSTRUCTION BY MISS MAY I. MEAD, certified pupil of Herr Raif of the Royal Conserva- tory of Berlin, at S02 Wd st. n.w. OF at gt pupils. MiSs ScuMiTTs SME and Prinuary—401 3b . Borthwest section, Capitol Hill lation and speech reading taught th QLOCUTION, ORATORY, ACTING Three complete courses. "Call Diplomas, Degrees and Teachers’ Certificates con- ferred. "Tie success of our ¢radtstes has Surpassed all expectation. MARTYN COLLEGE OF FLOCUTION, of-tr GIF 12th st. a. TAL EXAMI VIVIL SERVICE AND DEPARTME: J gations. Full information. Successmul prepara: Hon. 14 years’ experience. 'S. W. FLYNN, AM. ait Ivy Institinte, NESS COLLEGE, ‘and D sts. nw. Embraces six schools, viz: Schoo! of Business, Accounts and English. School ‘of Preparatory. engl ienutay Bookkeeping. i Woot of Sia and Ph ‘ool of Spenceria Practical Penmanship. ool of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. School of Civil Service Trainius. Yeariy, quarterly or monthly installment rates. Day and night sessions. 'Spencerian graduates alway® 1 detmand. | Write or call for illustrated “ahnouncelent for ISM0-1801..” Telephone call, 10843 HENKY' C. SPENCER, oc20__ MKS. SARA A. SPENCER, MONDAY, THE FIETH ( oe AY, = . D. IN, AT QUAKIER PAST FOUR (4:15) | PUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Sicbick tM.) part of orictnal lot thirteen (13), in D — TRUSTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON B STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL square #ix handred Wastinzton, D. dand thirty-five (G)), in the city of purt of lot bein the west 20 will sell at publi MONDAY, the FT SOL, at FO ny num, interest phyable semi-annually, for which pur- Sane tery tartar ad eam arirontaaer a Pamhand af eterag ol taiear po eal wh i front of the preiinew. on DAY OF JANUARY. A.D. P.M... part of original lot wired and thirty-five 3s fromthe day of sale the trustees re- | (thi). in D.C., aid part of Lot serve the right to reacll at risbof defeiting purchases. | beinx’ the cast 20 fect front by a dept af Goreet, to: required when bid’ is ac: | gether with the iiuprovetnents, i of $200 will be ora, CH. WILLTAMSON,: W.E.EDMONSTON, | Trustees. a20-cots, 500 5th st.n. we J)PNCANSON BHOS., Auctioneers. STEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON B TAUTREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL ‘Terms of sale: third of purchase money to be Paid ipcash and residue in twelve (12) and eihteen(1s) montis, with interest at six (6) per cent per annum interest payable seutranntially, tor which purchase toveive proulssory notes: weruged Uy deed of trast Property sold. orallcash. at option of ‘purchase, Te of saleare not complied with in ten (10) days from day of saie the trustees reserve the right at risk of detauiti Shaner. A deposit of 6200 will ie purchuser. ote! bid is acce rm AND FIRST STREETS WEST. be required E Under und by virtue of & deed of trust recorded in C. H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee. Liber 1453, folio 287 et seq... one of the land records W. E. EDMONSTON, Trustee, Of the District of Colum! nd at the request of the | _ d20-codts 500 Sth st. nw. Barkoaite suctiox: in trot ot tee. premisea "oat sande auction’ in front 0 . = MONDAY, the FIFTH (5) DAY OF RY. A.D. LADIES’ GOODS. Mas. v. 0. reavis, MODISTE, Makes a specialty of BRIDAL TROUSSEAUX and RIDING HABITS. LADIES’ JACKETS—PERFECT FIT. No. 1523 I street northwest. 413-9t* Oriinal lof thirteen (13), in ‘square sty hundred and thirty-five. eS). im the city ot W: + D. Oy ‘hie test 90 fect front of auld lol” towetber ‘with te improvements, &c. tae cash and Yesidue in twelve (12) and eighteen (18) Hontis, with mterest_at six (6) percent Per annum, 1801, at HALF-PAST FOUR (4:30) O'CLOCK, part of said part of lot belns the 20 feet by 90. feet feruis of sale: One-third of purchase money to be| interest payable semi-annually, tor which purchaser i 10 pro ory notes secured by deed of trust on the .. BRADLEY, MODISTE, 7 C 8ST. N.E. SE ioe epg koe pa a Be pe ee f terms of adie are not complied with in ten (10) days | Washington ladies. tft, prices. from day of sale the trustees reserve the right to Cutting und basting ites idk of defaulting rchaser. A deposit af $200 a bo required whet ig MILELGHSON,: arryatees WwW. EB. met nf EXAMINE FINE 8: EXAMINE FINE STOCK OF FRENCH MAD. E. SEANNE! (CALL ann 420.6" 3. feet tront feet, to er with the im- STREET AND FIRST STKEET WES’ cee bee ~~ Under and, by virtue of adeed of trust recorded in "Terus of fale: One-third of purchase money to be | ber No. 1463, folio 4 et sca’. one of the lend | paid ineash aml residue in twelve (=) and elahteen | records of the District of Columiia, ana at the request | (18) months, with interest at six (G) per cent per an- | of the party secured thereby , fue undersigned trustees | at iS SELECT SCHOOL, IslL 1 ST q ¥ ary, Intermerlinte and Heh School tor both | ies." Eivhith year. Prepares for any colieee, THOS. W_ SIDWELL, trincipal: “Ofice hours, Sioa pas SR n THOMAS END AND MISS ADAL TOWNS | EGEND, ‘Teachers of Elocution, Vocal Culttire, Grace, Oratory ind Dramatic’ Action (Shaftesbury Method): | acai? sth wt si6-Gnn ALTEN AND SCHOOL, AND INDERGARTEN ROR AAL Tai NING. CLASS, S18 Sur . Dupont Terin bowing ict. 1, 1800. Mrs. LOUISA MANN M58 SUSAN ANDREWS RICE, 4 are. Certificate of N. E. culars tree. 1006 N st. n.w. 2ADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1: chusetts ave., embraces thorouzh Preparatory ad Scientitic Courses and affords every advantace 1a Lite erature, Music and Art. Plano, Harp, Violin, Guitar and Banjo Lessons given. General Vocal, Drawing and Fancy Work free. aust 7 ‘Tue perzirz scuoot oF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. nw. ‘Best and Most Practical Instruction. ‘Terms $10. Branches: New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Paris, Berlin, London, eel) M2SAxYC LEAVITE OF posto ‘Graduate of the New st Conservatory, PIANO AND HARMON. 205 Massachusetts Post office jess training in the world, the prin- cipal being joint author of the: m Which received the only roid medal awarded for business education at the World's Fair held in Paris, )SNY. Six thorouch courses: Business, Envlish, Accountancy. Teleeraphy, Shorthand and fypewriting. Annual scholarship trom Fe fob), firuabions “ctiaranteed wien competent. rite or call for cataloruc. aut C.K. URNER, A. M.,C.E.,Prin. Arust (Paris), isopened,Cen- |* ‘kéow FINANCIAL. es BEAT “ Grorora—Aranawa Terme Noha, w DOUBLE THACK. STEEL RAILS INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 00. GEN. BEN. F. BUTLER, President. HON. 3A8, W. BYATT, Treasurer. ALTHOUGH THIS COMPANY MAS AD- VANCED THE PRICE OF ITS SHARES TO $5.53 (PAR VALUE @10), INVESTORS WILL STILL FIND THIS THE BEST THING TUE MARKET HAS TO OFFER. INVESTIGATE THIS. FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY THE COMPANY'S AGENT. W. K. PEABODY, Jareateare to Pieeabary to Ly st ane, aad Pattee 418-1 MG FST. Now, : AND POTOMAC RATLROAD, = ——__-— Sand Niagara Palle Bares & Cy heer daity foe Bate wn A NRERS AXD BROKERS, — MEMBELS SEW YORK STOCK, PRODUCE cara Pale, 708 AND COTTON EXCHANGE, oo ee em Tires E. “tat Punire at 10.50 am ty wy CHICAGO. DEFUSIIS Ler dtm CHECK AT ‘ ‘PRE PereAprtontas ~ a Boud 4 225-1o s F re rat Woon | Bor iene ae NO ane, weak Bam, } whip. S trains compar Perot, Ys rt sre come gong, Parties lin vinie su * ». ~ _— aye will Pecwve ititervst Tor salsie Lp seat 1 tit — us. a a ser] 5 days, 12.35 pam. EWIS G. TEWKSRURY, Ww BS, P Washington Stock Exchange. LEWIS G. TEWRSBUR BANKERS AND » FOST., WASHING 0) cash or on 2 Local Securstcs dew Constant quciations all suarlets. delephone 345. | . 20. W. CousON “GRO WCET SEK | Heater Ne Ds Bock Ba. 7 450.m. and 455 pom. nilaye. CORSON & GLOVER BUILDI Bankers and Dealers Deposite. | Exchance. road Stocks and Be i Woo, 4) General Vasmenacer Arent, om ‘ ZALTINORE AND w “ GABLE S onzans and wolians ior saie oi Sexi, Cemtitated Témnitedt aut totam “EW scar PIANOS, IN PLAIN SN aa AL as PA ad Cleveland, expres, dally 8:99 oreed iy the iain ertintc-ot the werd WISMETZEROT T Cole atid points in the Shenandoab Valleys THESE b IEEE eros | E MANON £ LAMGTS PIANOS AND ORGANS. | Musical mstrunents and iiasical teerchandise of all Runde. Sheet was ems cus books, ait JUHA F ELLIS & c0.. aylvania ave., 0. Near 10th st Cutexrrntxe Pu Ds, THE GREAT STANDAKD INSTRUMENTS OF THE WORLD, Have taken the hicbest premium everywhere. A lance 10 and complete stock of Garant and Uprucht Pianos for Sale or rent at fair prices ry tor Washington, week daye, _al2-16t_ a0 SN SR, w ¢ RAKAUER 7 artists and Sonabie prices at bs HKUHN, Prartical Piano Maker Tue Leapixe Ixstevmexts. For Stations howan 4 DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS. WEBER PIANOS. SCHER PIANOS. Sunday at 1-15 IVERS & POND PIANOS, tous on the Metropaliten ESTEY PIANOS. epson For Prterick, *6:30, 08280, 11am, 14290 cn. ESTEY ORGANS. 10-40 ayn. iy, 112 St! Lasuis daily i MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS. Mittebun 7:20 o.m., ‘OR NEW Od instruments taken ta part payment, Tuning ELA pre on and Repairing. the Hast, 4:05, moony ne Saad “100 pe | Buttet Parlor ¢ rains, Sieepmmy Car om pe 10 28 pt . SANDERS & STAYMAN. Frank Butler, Manager, 834 F ST. NW. 13 N. Charies st., Baltimore; of Boston. ‘ad Buffet Siewp- roneh to Boston. without ch ev, landing paswengers in B. TE. Broad st., Richmond, Vs. gs THT 1 BPE per EFF ‘sss T oH ER FP FF isisue —- 238 te F OF wg wv oi EER FF Prize Medal Paris Exposition, 200 first premiums: indorsed Ly over 100 wusic whools and. culleces for @urability. Old Pianos taken inexchane. The only Uprucut tat can take the place ofa Grand obtr PRELFFER & CONLT 6 11th wt... ALLET & DAVIS PIANOS. Fifty years’ test provel them the richest, purest Depot ‘CHAS. U. BOULL, aweeteats toned Plano. and, mest cudursts: made. H. at, S11 Mth st. nw a | K BRR EER kK A BB E ton, Gordonsville, Char! A Ram Ee | Saeiscen between ‘as \, fos? Fee | ghey Atasay Seal UNEQUALED IN , WORKMAMSETP | icicvaxjii, "Stations “Chesaqeshs and Opie Romie, Kjneuburs, Rocky Mount, Denvilic apd stations te Special attention of -"Furchasers” is invited to their | {276447 Kocky, Mount. 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FINE BOOKS FOK HOLIDAY PRPSENTS. W. H. LOWDERMILK & CO al7-im 1424-1426 F st, ja Pacitic lailwas, ‘Asheville atl Also Wasbineton t « Sprume, NOC. wie Aucusta via Danville MEDICAL, &c. r SAN BE OBTAINED Sth th best of medical reference by applying at 035 | Di45 am. | and Lynch JPRENCH ACCORDION PLATING, 100. TO 150. PS SALE OF VALUABLE I RD HEAL ESTATEON PRINCE GHOMGEBOOUNTR, | saab eee ete ogee Iu ad Un Tose platting a 8 we d3-In G04 DEH St, ORPCSETE BOSTON HOUSE, Fashionable Modiste. Walking Cost Evening Dressev and Riding Habits. ystoga, Prices trom @6up. eee JONDERS FOR CHRISTMAS! TRI RN A- W wents, samy Paper, Xmas Cards, ‘Boblitets cna Goods, “Geriian Favors,” ‘Tinsel, Snow, Glass Dells, Rac kgy Gani Sokeesge™ SRY GOB oaeaut ‘421 tn ot.) bat, Dand £ sis, ME. HYATT, MODISTE, HAS REMOVED M35 eta "519 13th 4 i st. n.w., where are tound latest Parisian’ styles, Street an 7 8 ‘Costumes, " FRONTS! 78 yo waren SHY 1: FRONTSI! MLLE. M. 3. PRANDIs, 1829 F st. nw. (Mire, Harrison's), Tallor syste olG-eosin" Importer of ‘Fine French Hair Goods. Hairdressine. ‘Shampooing. 025-2" iCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY - peat, is, Sev, tock nap ie TRAIAN Cabelas, a oan | a a OR rf Caecatcrens frames will offers ie ale} ANTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- Fe nnn Ses Oe | leeieeet Pa eer nthe ciel See ave ae ae Sate omen aca ee Feces tee AXES SEER, spe UF Gait, Ss ee “i 900 G st. Sw. eek en 2 fearogeieeaiy St WOOD _AND COAL . ‘The improvements Se Ee ES bal Lise BE WHITE fam cual FOR 3 es: Sees aa WM. E. HopeR, GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Fatt, Stock OF FOREIGN COATINGS, VESTINGS, SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROUS- EKINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO ADMIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING AREIS- VITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT BY H. D. BARR, 1111 PA. AVE., AREGUAR- ANTEED TO BE OF THE CORRECT STYLE, ‘017 OCEAN _STEAMERS. Shae. Coen EAD AND BE WISE. DR. BROTHERS, B Peake apd Ubi route at 245 pm, Rise, Aated Defore“are wad ade oath that peg | Sad? p.m abd U some straavury focal we tO-Mt Cideat eaabitebed expert specialist iu tals taty'and | 22. Will guarabtees cure in iil distases of men amd fuminy | fchickety, Sevnins car rsrvations and information ihealeine,or po cance consultation af tarnish | furnished and basicace checked. wt ofbcy, Ta of Giecribed aud swore’ o> tntors | 9.vanie ave, audet paamager station, Henmaylvemio sny bour of the daj Subscribed sworn to befe me by De BROTHERS, SAMUEL C MILLS, s notary | Set Cnt ot ANTON, Gen. Pam. agua public in and for the District of Coluubis, this Sd day Tum, ¢ im” | (CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, of July, Iso, PEAS SEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Schedave th offcet May 18. Trains leave Union Depot, Oth and B HUUS is the oldest established advert. Jadies’ ph; in the city. f x Sh Bat sw. Forty ave sar coe ie MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Sortolk daily. | Arrive ot atten. ‘or twoof Dr. BROTHEKS’ invigorating cordial gd Keriotk at 6:60 p.m + | a22sSue, Clucnnati expres @aily for stations in Will cure sny caso of ervous debility. Wo st.s.w. | 273a.1., Cnanostt Expres tay ie (Cook's TouRs TO THE TROPICS, THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA, BY THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL B. B. CO. LA GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO, ETC., BY THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED “‘D” LINE. eect ics, py denped comblanion sae fustrated pauphiets With ful particulars or tickets fed, Jan. Vestibule Sleepers tarvach without change to ROFESSIONAL MASS: r = |. cinmat, arriving at 7 koa. PERON Sih ote aa eS. CAM: | a1 jupan!, Fok € Vestine Limited, daity. Soli Raassace « specialty. iy Perniemon to menyot | aii, wiih, hia care, Fa Row ois at nee. _ are oS tees YOUNG AND MIPDLE AGED. w pensoneers et Ot cs suffer nervous @isease, . i. og ayl2at Gener pao elon. efforts ete. ete, Write tO GF. Theel, ‘ortia Fy St. below Green, Fhilaelp ia, Pa. stating your case, wail Teoelve book =, Be Rien ony Paynian tt Os ‘cure when all LANDINGS, a POMAC RIVER LAN 8, © SON, 201 BROADWAY. X. ¥.) OR b—¥ >: Sepenee wtedvotteas” x pM ea a SYLVAVIA AVE., WABHINGTON. 7 Nouini, Currioman and Echaritows. hgh as iF Yi} leave D5, 229 WN. 15TH 8T_. 3 “ — 5 ee ee ae Levi toe. Sirewtt lower Yuan Other routes, Far iar Selah cowtaintes fall for ‘CORE | Siernainon call Telephone 1200. TP RORPOLE AND ZONT ERE PROFESSIONAL. Steamer FA 7th wt. ae [eerie eae Pecan eae ee