Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1891, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.©. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. 1891 It May Further Defer the Hearing of the Bering Sea Case. 2d EDITION. EFFECT OF GOLD EXPORTS. THE FINANCIAL SITUATION. Advance in Stocks Checked by the Report of | The Treasury Department Have to Cut Very Contemplated Shipment. Close to Avoid Trouble. AUCTION SALES. FUYURE DAYS. | Fane ‘& SLOAN. AUCTION _SALES.___ FUTURE Drs. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. 8S. Gov't Report. Auctioneers, New Your, April 4.—The stock market had| The Treasury Department will have to out| The condition of Justice Bradley, who hes eS caine Ai nr serene ® fairly steady opening this morning, but the | very close to make the revenues and expendi- | been confined to his house for about weeks ' a4 4 \ RUSS E: ND" Inc CAR: CONTINUED FROM Ath PAGE carly trading was marked by special pressure | tures balance. By the reduction of revenues | with acold and an attack of the grip, is not 1400 & ot.n.w., near U. 8. Treasury, Peay covenpe WALT E, Ca ARD ahh | to sell what looked like short stock, and during | and the increase of expenditures the|so favorable today as it has been, and Tebe pleneuse te enneuinsing an extensive ent tur TASS BEDUIEG, CABDRT POLTING the first haif hour there was an extremely Inst Congress has placed the govern-|his associates are apprenhensive that patuabeibea BepeEPap COMM ATION TAREE. iat SCOTTDALE setive market with drooping prices. St. Paul, /ment in each « position that it willl he will’ not be able to be pres: Bach asny Sdn ala bk Northern Pacific preferred and sugar seomed | require skillful financieting to make “both|ent in court next Monday when seuneenestentt Mis. Kite pisITES, Se. QUIET AT [. — the = = — ends meet.” The falling off of the revenues | Bering sea and lottery cases should come up. prmoge nr go Rie MORNING, APRIL TWENTY. ~4 : | Mocks, “Eat Then ‘eeeisttnee Most _.Sctive of March by 5,000,000, of more than half, is due | He had been steadily improving and up to ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, Retdcace ho BiO tu strett_mortivwat: we shales Evictions Accomplished Without ied: - Kock island, which after a slight advance to 79 Chiefly to the abolition of the sugar duty, but retired to 78. ‘The losses inthe others of the there has been some falling off in this morning it was thought that he would be in court Monday if the weather was mild. As WATER COLORS, &c. “Spottt thwER ey SLANT Ane —— . * 5 regular list were confined to less than }¢ the general importations. It is probable | stated, when argument in these causes was post- DUSCARSON BuOs. + RectioneTe Disorder in the Coke Region. |ceat. ‘Sugar, however, fell 1 to 8836 “After that “the revenues for this" month oned, partly on account of ‘Justice Bradles's . Al articles as Kept ina first-clase art store, . St hariy ane — Felten nad eanoved there was 6, Period | will be leas than those for March and that there | illness, the court is averse to hearing either of — rte TepSTER cele OC EEELY Ee ge LIN EUROPE, | S2™et. immetinicy om’ a lacgur acne | 7a. sl further uling off in May, En | thee important mater ituon ell bench AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Sate.parenptory and without reserve, wit takepiace | BLbiau, Ro, "wae # SERELT SNORE " june it is um lor importations e r virtue deed of trust recomed CELEBRATION OF MAY sone ot the Cee ieee went 1eeacy heavier, so that ‘the chances are that there will | @gnin be postpo..ed. As the term of sa i od ener TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTE, 1801, | xo”)Sin Josls BM et tea’s ore f the amd pears of anne a st Se nae be an increase in the revenues during that| court is driwing rapidly to a close ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncwm fhe District of Goluubies we wil] sell-on FRIDAS prvi parma diina Se Peal Chicaes aon Ag | month over May, but a great reduction {x com-|® further postponement would make it al-| WW’ aoe T hagas end THe FIbeT DAY OF MAY. AD Imi, AT FIVE Judge Morris’ Quo Warranto Pro-|6:C"C and st L.ledin the upwerd’ move. Parison with the same period a year ago. mort, though not quite certain, that theve care. | 4 CHOICE COLLECTION OF fouuas, ee en gama oO EI ae ‘ rep betonkocepe ig rpeneerae penn | es eee table | Yember. after ‘he court Teconvenes. Justice | NESE AND CHINESE AZALEAS AND OTHER AT OUR AUCTION Rooms, sad inown und dfotierished 0 tot me chore arnt ceedings in Connecticut. to large fractions. At 11 oclock the marset | Throughout the year the revenues are liable | Brailey is obliged to take extreme care of his| CHOICE : GOLD EXPORTS LOWER STOCKS | | movement in the stuc< market made but Was active and strong at the highest prices reached and generally small fractions better | than first prices. Dioney is easy at $9334 per cont. The upward to run far below those of the preceding year, so that there may be a deficiency in the estimates of revenne sont to the next Congress. At present there is a surplus of less health and cannot safely venture outdoors in his present condition. His illness caused o false report today that Mrs. Bradley was dead. 2 aeneodr ar’ . corner 10th street and Penpsy! nig areas Fi a TWENTY-FOURIH, ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., 2723-2 ‘Auctioneers. 1400 G ST., NEAR U. 8. TREASURY, M Exhibition Monday, April 27, from a.m. to9 p.m. CRIPTION IN SULT! the surveyor ila, with all the buildines and i Frovemente thereon. together with the rights, ease- than 13,000, the hich is THE SECOND JURY AGREES, DARE & 00.. Aucte. A Rau rtvileves and ‘aprurtensaces to the anime be | oth s aptiat oping crip any se By RE BRR | vor tact by too secounemnens face Go eenpen apt tobe reduced faatr-ss be factemel betwoes SSS Bacascas 220 Petina. ave: n. Ig ROOM, AND OW FICE HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. weil Sra fo see fay $ EVICTIONS QUIETLY EXECUTED. | Zoli" had been ordered ot she subtrenscry for | 20W and June, and tbe oniy other money | Robert Connell Found Guilty of Keepingan | 5.12, 575 BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREE AND COOKING 6: a T waned Tous and beth and modern buproven-ents rae shipment tomorrow and theadvance was checked | besi this’ and the ~_subsidiary Unlicensed Bar. PAT BE WEEN F AND GST Te NORTE | inGnAIN CAMPETS ES, er OOO TTR SE. Re oreo | totaal Seca ceeb, balance in three Ea ~-yh — ee ee te ee cee Oe | ipmediately, as was also the activity which | COM is about 24.000,00 in the banks. This! Robert Connell, in whose place of business, | oBYAUCTION axcox apart TWENTY-| ONE BROWN HO) SEVEN YEARS OLD, | 7 Wpshall gultheabore stock on MONDAY, APRIL. | annually. ‘and to be ecctret by end ‘of trast en the Opposition to the Socialists. prevailed. Wabash preferred had become the | Smount is very littie more than is necessary to| gt the corner of lth and C streets, Mabel | FOG Hot HALF PASE Phin CLOCK. we wil | “HIGH LiFe Goo woRteR a Ty SEVENTH epi. “AT, TEN O'CLOCK, | Pretzinew old, opal cua. at optcon sf the purchamer Scorrpars, Ps., April24.—Comparative quiet | feature of themarket and scored a gain of 1 per | KeeP on doposit for current business subject 10 | 1.75 SO Riedie Longfellow were shot sev- | ll Y Publixenstion. infront or tbepramint, "| ong aaowe yonatQour 4, Standiea. wines, ‘tobacco, cirurns Roar, teas S260 required ‘at tinne suis, "Tare io he chaelied reigned in the coke region up to noon. Evic-| cent to 2%, but it retired with the re treasury drafts, —. Police Court | Fronting 47 feet 0 inches on ¥d st. and running beck SOUND, SUITABLE FOR Pane AP: | ‘Ec.. also two counters. siielving, counter With in Diteen days, otherwise right reserved te Feeell : |dor and most of the improvement was lost. ‘THE DIRECT TAX REFUND. eral weeks ago, was tzied in the with that width to a'30-foot alley. A NOU i | Being balsince scales, choppits block. bgtcher toule, | et risk and <ost of the defaurt ng vur‘baser alter Ove tions are being mace at several places, but thus | 714 gineral list went back to below the open-| I . | yestesday, charged with keeping an unlicensed | "This section’ is ‘being rapidly improved by QOUEE, (AND CAN TROT. IN THREE tw: | menitack, two large tee boxes. Inve, codes mall os | Seve piers’ cf nach resaleln some newsjaper - f trouble. feveral | 22°8* ist per it was thought that the payments in refund. n PE a ES. THE ABOVE HORSES caddys, Be. to ‘we invite the attention vabliahed in Wash cton. De far there are no indication of trouble. Several | ing figures asa rale andit was not ‘il neerling ie direct tax w not fall upon | bar. He was defended by Lawyer Shillington. | favesuuent ors desirable site for one's own use, WARE OF tee: trade and public. Terms cash. a ROREETS: Hotzwan, deputy sheriffs arrived at Bradford shortly be-| noon that the declining tendency ceased. ‘The | + 2 — Mr. Dumont, for the District, called the | ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two ALSO, S023: __THOS. DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers, _) v Aisha, “$ Tremecs Boon, accompanied by half of company C, | dealings developed no special feature, however, ‘is year's revenues, the acceptance in a Psy ate srith Jatacent ot Fate of 6 per cent per annum FOE, eee GOVERNMEKT, ONE SORREL | /{HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, ICANSON BROS, Auctioneers, N. G. Pu.” There will be twenty evictions made | and at noon the market was fairly active and|of the amounts by the state | jo women and they gave evidence agains Pye Rag ee, i F400 required ALSO, AT EWELYE O-LocK, dite oF valzie GD PROPERTY ‘Veh and D ate, nw, at Bradford, Morgaua, White foundry and | bacely steady, generally at a shade under first | islatures being necessary before drafts would | defendant. tite feng. fer tg te complied, with am,13 | HORSES, CARRIAGES HABNEAy gs On Tae NORTH SIDE OF HOADRTREES, BE. | SPLENDID CORNER “TOT. K_ AND FinsT . The presence of the militia will prob- | prices. be issued, but of the seventeen or eighteen} Mr. Shillington put his client on the stand notherwriba the Fb a renerve 2 saps ae a MAB DOWLL oe ton, TREEN CONGRESS AND. HIGH STREETS, | STRE! TS x HES EROSTING. “100 ably prevent any outbreak. uver gueneal at 09(; highest sale, 9734;1ow- | pattons about ten millions have already been land he denied the charge. Another witness | taney and coral panes wat a wctionrers | ORNOWS AS THE LINTHICUM Rerate | Filter creer? 1th FELT ON operators continue to give out that more | est sale, 962; last sale, ¥74- paid out. potetisverrelipad renin *pivdgis RATCLIFFE, DARK &CO., Aucte. | RY 7m DARE & CO.. Ancuomsers. ‘Virtue of the powers vested in us under acertain | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY- men are gradually returning to work. A mes- ieee On be Athy of June the quarterly | copreboratad his ‘he Jury in tow words, | *[HOMAS DOWLING & 80%, Auctions: mew. | ceed Wocerdel iy UME STS Telte aok ok fh ead | EIGHTH. SEN TR CLEC os hak eT received here at noon states that the PORTUGAL BACKS DOWN. payment of pensions, which will amount harged ry aes SPECIALLY A‘ \CTIVE SALE OF SEASON. | records the ct ih sell at part of Whitney and Lippincott works on the Young- PUEPARING TO RESIST EVICTION. to anywhere from €26,000,000 to €33,000,090, of two troops of cavalry to relieve the fourth but after being out for some time the jury re- TRUSTRES' SALE OF A VALUABLE VACANT LOT, RICHARD. ABLE VEHICLES, ALSO, AT TWELVE. LOT 4, SQUARE Sea, it 316, one of the land records of the District of Colum: t | , far : 4 Br . Fronting 100 feet on R street south 7 Teed Praneh are practically rauning full. | Under Pressure From Lord Salisbury She| vill fall due. This will take sbout | turned and announced that they were unable| JEOASINGZUTEELON THE BART SIDE. OB | Oreh Seyrontynecio> Surrere, Top’ and No-top Bug: Inetect weet a large number of the old men having gone Gives Way in South Africa. all the vailable cash of the government, | to agree. They were thereupon dischargedand| _SgUTHEAST BY A DEPTH OF 80 FEET. ALO ‘This |rover: can be advantageously subdivided and to qork. . 2 and future expenditures will have to be de- | the case was heard today by the other panel. ‘Under and vy virtue of adeed of trust from Susan | Several Work and Driving Horses, Harness, &., by 3-4 i + e labor leaders are busily engaged in_giv-| | 1oxpO%, April 24.—One of the results of the | pendont upon the current revenues, with very |" ‘The Jury went out after hearing the same | Browse, viz tou anirastocs, bearing date the iota | suction at the herae ang carriage mart, 450) O street years. Kotes to beat © pes. ceattanen wer erates, ing out the tente received yesterday. They | action of the Portuguese officials in firing upon | little margin to provide for bomd redemptions that was heard by the jury yesterday, | $Y jf REl, AiD. SH, and duly recorded in Liber | Rorthwest BATUKDAX, Ai spies sey! Pasig seSasnwally.and"t0 be tocurel ty nek will be distributed between ‘Teteen ig, Ade-| the steamer Agnes, which was conveying the | when they fall due. and after about two hours’ consultation they | the District of Columbia, wo will on FRIDAY, THE combos facilities for the conduct of the auctiom and Xe Se ox lade. Sa came Aopen bw leaders, tq | ¢xpedition of Sir Johm Willoughby and the! ug TROOPS FOR FORT MYER, | sent in word that they could Lea] . The | HALE PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Palin front Gf the aq RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., geutitent Say wil bo ai care seizure of the two cargo boats attached to the sintlooeat ics Jadge sent beck word that unless they agreed | premews, ml 2i pablic auction all Of Joe numsuered | —1t Auction¢ers. aitine pur beser after The Poles'and Slavs are up in arms against | €=p¢dition, has become public by the action | Secretary Proctor and Gen. Schofield Consid, | they would have to rem ey sot in word that | fem iundred and niney-one (00). L eerie eke near. Treasury. Paper yabished in Weehiugten, Bee ome Bee the socialists and talk of giving the district | taken by the Potuguose cabinet today. The oun Se Mae. they had agreed. The twelve men startod in | casts the bainice in two equal instalments af coe cea a ie, | contifgaid lote will be gold subject to the following | _sp'-I-dds “ DUNCANSON BION, Auctiomoors. oficers motice that unless Jonas and Delaber | Portuguese cabinet today, under pressure of | Secretary Proctor and Gen. Schofield having | with the verdict, Dut some ono hesitated and | tro Jets, scared by the note ofthe pareesr suds eA Uk SALES WoUGe Oe CA PCRERN REED | Sul and'wienin So fat or tae Galtine Hossa ond | JJUNCANBON BROS. are sent from the region they will withdraw Salisbury's ultmatum, gave consent . to th i he at th WEN EANE: . O8 URDAY, Ue . from the strike. Father Szwigill, the Polish | the free passage of the Pungwe river. os sir Plgp legion Pasa aos ce recur tatietyariiar ees spent in con-| Sadrastes Ruan, f depen o $ugh regutreg on ue] GeLOCR AM. GUNPH SINC TARE OS TMIND BASEMENT BUICK DWELLING RUM priest, is reported as being very much opposed ——— oe er ok eee cee ae ‘Kava | Sultation and then the jury returned a verdict in the day of sale; otherwise the right tore: | BERLAND DINING ROOM U1 BRED To. te hiner d te he peenence of he socaiseand.advined ie| Work Kesuuned at Jackson Park, ped eigen gee nag] guilty. ‘The court thereupon imposed « ine ee ee oe ea Sa reiNL soba. OUNTAIN AKD APPALA. By virtue Of thes cortaie sede of tres’ io away fro | Cmrcaco, April 44.—The strike at Jackson bse! of BENJ. F, : u s tne date on the Int day ot aD, [owt net doue the strikers any benefit Park is over for the present and all the men | both from the city. Among theee is the detail ——— sees, Bevouvess, ALSO TWENTY-FIVE CASES Guy recorded! in. Liber ‘Nov Ton. follce ‘ome att amd A RAID ON THE HUCKSTERS. ” |necded are at work. At the meoting last | and sixth, now at Fort Myer, ‘This cit cna’ . several Buggies, Farm Wagon, Har pS Oo Pe a eS Fes ee en ee nage” [Maik he Manat oft mates whi sthended were| probably “bs dons | sithin® &.ceap. tee | They Will Al Wave to Bacure a. Kiseasd oe ‘TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Ress, Bay Horse: fc. . Sc. the’ “on MONDAY, THE TWENTY OES foreigners at the Standard works are drilling | noti i ‘ PROPERTY SITUATED ON WATER STREET | Terms cash. Dealers invited. EXabay oF A D. a OL - | notitied that their effort to secure higher pay | days, as orders have already been issued to the Pay the Penalty. IN GEORGRTOWS. D.Co KNOWN aS THE | _apsoce ATTEN S SLOAN, auction: “LUCK ~~ ES every night and trouble is feared there when | and shorter hours cf labor was a fanure, and | troops across the Fiver to be ready to move by HOOLUMBIA, WILLS." Witt WAREHOUSE: | Co BENSING = - = cay of Wethington ead Paster Deitedie eek te the evictions take place next week. It is be-| they were advised to abandou the strike for the |the Ist of May. Their departure, how-| | Mal. Moore yesterday issued an order, at the| WATER RIGHTS 48D WHAUF FUViEGES, \. sie ase ing iote 5,0) and Qoin Charles A. Letuat lieved the foreigners have arms conceuled in| present and form another organization and|ever, may be delayed for a week | Tequest of Assessor Trimble, to raid all unli-| ON THE LIN# OF THE NEW STEAM RAIL" | WAsuINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, fon of iot Bain A. _G. Haley's gubdivieun of lots in the vieinity. Adjutant General McClelland ar- | make another attempt a fortnight ors month |or ‘two. There is no truth in the|censed hucksters, and the police started the deed of trust tous, dated the 26th Le Ey, inthe ofice ef the eurveyes af ths Dose of Galen: rived from Pittsburg at noon and will remain hence. rumor that the appropriation for the }or- work soon after the order was received. In- ay. By virtue of dare poe 3 and duly’ recorded in liber No: f ‘Anction sa SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT TEN O'CLOCK, with- in the office of the eurveyur of the District of Coltun: bia, towether with the inproveaents thereon, connist in the region several «la ——— tation of t eo uring folio, 425, ot sea. one of the land records of Valwees Seranis fom sonae aso ing of tive two-story and Lawement brick dwelsine. "E> Sppyegreneenae- aS Today's Immigration at New York. Indian” campaign’ Cand that tae the | cluded in the list of persons to be arrested is Dider of the mote sacured thereby. we will slat PUB. | Read.of Horgea, Maree apa, Mule) Coupe Hore, iv TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN | Ienusutanle:Une-tnird cash tmintte ie obeand two MAY DAY IN EUROPE. New Youx, April 4.—The barge office peo-| reason of the delay in the exchange at | thove who sell wood and coal from wagons and | 140 AUCH ION in front of the jruniegs on FRIDAY | irnonte sold solder tor ental ee ene an eT TATE Ie Ce aR RM area | seara: with iotanen ati rnc oot mane ante ——_— ple are kept busy today registering immigrants. | Fort Myer. | ‘Ihere was a deficiency appropria- | fish from baskets, as well as those who deal in | HATy'Panl: FOUR O'CLOGR Pritt the takin al NTHE DISTHICE OF COLUMETA: BY AUG: | of 8200 will be required on seek hoes at time of kal Made to Celebrate It) The Gallia from Liverpool lauded 1,44, the | on made that more than covered the inroads | fruits and vogotables twelve months in the | progeriy situated on Water or K street in Georgetown, | {t.tuction, New and Second-band Carriages, Phactons, | 14 THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BY AUC: | 31 #200 wil! te royu.ted on each hous at time or ale ‘on am Extensive Seale. Pomeranian, from Cicer tid sd tns’Ge | tpon the fund and there will be no deficiency | year. ad gine Tptte teaceioed ae fllowie’ Eerver tacans | Suction devoted exrlusivay tg che tale of Horses nad | BY vie of decros of the & Cont of te ee TT Sereehaas eee ne Property at rik Panis, April 4.—A manifesto calling for the | henic trom Liverpoul S85." Total n5e on this score. During fish time the number of huckstors | (1) in Peter Beaty Threikeld'sand Deakin'sadaition | Say oraalis ut?” And i# the TleRt place to either | ae re eee MERC. BEALL, ‘Trusts. passage of an act making eight hours a legal eg ani oe always increases, for many persons, especially | of Farefte sect, where the sarue ie intersected By th | ae private ate at all tima TSS, sock of | Sethe Undeekned tases ail clitr fer ednty | DUNCANGOM BROS. Auctions nist osa working day throughout France has been Grip’s Victims in New York. Shidngiies: tia — ee railroad | 91d colored men, in an endeavor to earn an | povit,/ineof, the Chesapeake and Ohiocanal condem, Seki treiSand hatha cg" Sapea Nahas WUESDaY APTERNO ot EET cE ts 8@-LOT 00, IMPROVED BY HOUSE ¥: issued by the May doy committee of working-| New Yorx, April 4.—Of the 149 deaths dur-| _poceuies to the intercontinental railroad | | Osea Ooo” about the eity and soll fish | taticonieuscnen tothe went inent that part ot maid | Suretams Guestos, Dugwien, Crown Prince Carriages. | ;EEDAY APAERNOON, MAL FILTH. AD. 1601: | gitanwn fom mne By order of Trusteca. > men of this city. Seventy-five thousand copies | ing the last twenty-four hours twenty-one were - sa oe Sens bieaak Ancete donk: Uy Sobn Rezo’ geuslof said, canal. owned formerly | vancy Delivery, Wawons, Exprewsatd Grocery Warons, amber eeveniece. te Lelahion & Fairoe. trastess. | ao-ror 57, IMPROVED BY HOUSE 1 : cad from grip. morning. boarded the U. 8.8. Despatch and ley; thence southerly with the west lime of-seid | Dayton Wagons, Farm W: Road Carts, Harness | Tecorded subdivision of @ tract of land calied Brook- | #8, LOT 5: Se te have been distributed. The socialists have af: proceeded southward over the muddy bosom| Those who sell wood and coal increase in | Dri Or wid lot formerly” owned’ ty 4n6, Meald | of every Description, . deen, te. jand, in the District of Columbia. And immediately | Withdrawnfrom sale. __y order of Trustees. been active fomenters of discord at the various Germany at the World's Fair. of the Potomac. They will probably not re- | Numbers daring the winter months, when these | and since by William A. Brad:ey. to the channel of tho | _*P28-1m 8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. | thereafter jot numbered six. im block punil — ALCLIFEE, DARE & CO, Auctioneers. | oer ey d meetings which have been held by Braxrx, April 24—It is announced that the turn until late in the evening. 4 articles are most in need. Fotomac Kiver; thence westerly with the said cl to a point which will be intersected by the east line Seventeen, in the said subdivision of Brookland. hereafter is. BENSINGER, ‘Auctioneer. immediately’ ti jot numbered four, in block v0 Pa. ave. now. ‘ose who propose participating in the celebri- . wa aineeen scm ee The amount of the license tax is €80 and t m Horse and Carriage Basser. | nuintered twenty-five, in the said subdivision of sink ieee peek waren ase tion of May Ir There is undoubtediy ‘much | German government will shortly apply to the| Tux U.S. 8. Yaxricwailed from New York | many of tho dealers hase to dc bucsose a | Rayetestn tice northerty witfaald Hneteversed | SALE OF HORSES, CARTAGES, HARNESS, hc. nist} feito chont BO Geeten Amaitn cieect enh exe MLETREIWEEN FOCLIAEST WAND EIS: bad feeling among the different organizations | federal council for an appropriation to enable | yesterday to destroy wrecks. month or more before they earn that amount. | tc the place of beginning; together with all water | | Will be sold at the bazaar, No. : tains 7,357 square feet. PE WEEN TRIRTEESTE Seb CRAMER of workingmen. and the prospect for bar-| Germany to properly participate in the world’s Many of them were arrested todey and those | Uifmachinery and Axturcs used in connection sith the | STERAT esses cit OR RING, APRIL sag fronts 00 feet on Concord street by 8 depth of 18 SOUTHEAST monious action is uot of the wost promising | fair at Chicago in 18¥s. Ixpiax Sorrises.—The annual letting of sup- | who were able to procure their licenses or leave | itl ersted dueron excepting, however, that part ct | "SO ead‘of horse mares aca Meier” In tale 1t | “504 ironta 60 fect on Concord street by Gepeh of MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TW Gna. “The caitlin tathattes wall —_—— plies for the Indian service will begin in New | Collateral were released, but those who could | said ot covere by Water street and. intending to 4m: | are. some etre weet AT HALF PAST FIVE U'CLOCK, avoid assuming responsibility for the May day A World's Fair Appointment. York city May 5. Indian Commissioner Mor- not comply with the law in that regard were the alley between clude only a rignt of rv" e “ly 0 ened by Villiam A. Bradley ape warehouse formerly owns work and driving horses well s. Worthy the attention of int chaser terms: One-t! cash, lance ALSO, AT ELEVEN OCLOCK SHARP, saree with intone ctls and ‘secured will seil, im front of the presuises, mipainey Wwith interest Sie Basi wis ene gemenerttee| 5 ag oe eee = negate ee ee EERIE pondered sr asuatan | Yr omomngn ser oe” | dana dee ae Se sa te fed ce = i See ae waren nent appointed C. | ing of the bids. He will be assisted by Mr. both owners. 2new Dayton wagons. 2 if don eech lot st 7 concluded to permit orderly meetings to be | B. Atwood of New York designer-in-chief- Sax, Gece Ge dunn aoe, ee Mire ath of Mrs, Eleanor Hill Lee. | Mesut sale: One-third cash, balance in one and | bageics 1 Eee Ua cortingwand 15 ont rie § PR ered oh ch Sade of a from the aotans bom. tereughoat the, eoantry., Teatestions bare, go BP Sha” Mes ner and Oe, lores | Sat Lan ded this morning at he | erate aoe Geta | TSW OA RLNSTNELE Some | ne atari pekcee | Rowe dye i at Sg ae. tee ‘ 7 : } . Lee, ; t " = 2 3 - 3th and 14¢ Reweves, teen tevecd rigereely prohibiting | 7ENAMCTAL AND COMMERCEAL. | In the office. residence, 1414 H stroet, Mrs. Lee was a Miss | chtlon. Tithe. tarinn of tal ae, ot cond wth | ad So tie parca ye a cman ee | heat cgngecbnnesosewan, deed oftrant for $730 oo ras oui : ; Ee ; a , ot ialance : the crowds gathered to listen will be dispe: al™yiolers ‘Sreak Marker atrepcred EY opel to examination for promotion. Lieut. Charles | live in Washington when she was about thir- | Guired at tho time of mir. ‘all costooeaciag ant fe. | SO. TG EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT | gioo.anay JOHN, HOWGAN, ( Trastoen, | Seo Nacll at ink sndunt of Beipulting pene heass by the police. Tomorrow the government will | wire to Corson and Macartney 1410 F street. A. Gore ordered to duty at the Naval Academy, enting ot pacha hee or BERT. oa SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL. ae : 3 AU conveyancing, recording, Mc., at purchasers = regulations for the conduct of May 8th of Juno next. Capt. Joseph N. Miller, de- e had made this city Sonn Cox, *} Trustees, | FIFTHS MOL at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the RATCLIFFE, DARR &CO., ymectings. ao Faoron lepers fap w York,on the 30th = home ever since. Her ae Maj. Lee, | _8P14-d&ds__DUNCA»80N BROS., Auctionoers. Front ofS feck era lot 3, in square 403, eae rs Pl -dikds ‘Auctic a Ten, | instant, anc ordered to imself in readiness | who was judge advocate of the army prior to | 7 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. fwogtory and tie tae ei proved ‘PSUSTERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV NO ANSWER RETURNED. Beil to command the Chicago. Capt. Theodore F. | the war, died in Si. Louis in 1884. J leede ge one Dui ding, containing elght roouis, ges, hot and cold shugo county ana Quncearguad Weekington Ds | ~ SELUMTY, , EROSTING ON OPUELEER LH ponies care = q | Kane, detached from duty as equipment officer | | Mra. Lee was in the seventy-second yonr of | "*EEOVED RNAi Tat ATE OM Be SIGESE BE | Ree ee ee in atx and tweire | C 2AMES E- CLEMENTS, 1001 Pat mw apaitae | — SEuEE TON Quo Warranto Proceedings Against Gov. | ©.:! at the navy yard, New York, on the 30th instant, | her age and leaves a large circle of friends. She | ‘TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS | montint with forge ae ee, fing secured’ ty's | RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO.,. Auctioneers By virtue of s decree of the Supreme Court of the Bulkley Adjourned. Ge. Figg | 22d orered to duty as capiain of that yard on | left five children—Wm. H. Lec, » prominent | SOUTHWEST IN THE CITY OF WASHING: | deed, of trom. All sonreyanciay ang meurmiey.t | RR maa panei of Goleta, ame Ae Aa FS New Havex, April 24.—The superior court | ©, 70M | the tet May. Commander George M. Sumner, | business man of St. Louis: Aribur an John F. |” ptVSiat ea date, the ath day | Selene 17 $100 deponit required at the time of | AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE NEW ELEVEX- Plginsnt and Temperance P: Rend and Thomaw JD. b: tached from present duties at the navy yard, | Lee, lawyers of St. Louis; Franc! ips Lee | of ber. 18t2, recorded. 1 400, 10D ,18-A&as ER & SLO, STREET NORTHWEST. OVERLOORTR EG GGC: | Fuller are. detent ‘We will ofler for mie om room in this city was crowded this morning in | P: ic | New York, on the 80th instant and ordered to | and! Anno Lee Hatrison, wite os Heury Liar, | Srt-onen tie ad oat for ee ne feu sane | 8D EATINER & SLOAN, Anctioneers ERNMENT RESERVATION AND TOA Cin: | EDS) aay SERA DAY OE Mats ao set anticipation of the answer which Gov. | D #4, | duty as equipment officer at that yard on the | eon of Leesburg, Va. bia and at the request of the parties secured thereby, T FUTURE DAYs. front of the prem. | inal iot nunibercd five (3), al of orwinal ict wustbered Bulkley and -Gen. Sami E. Merwin » first of May. Lieut. E. H. Gheen, detached | The funeral services will be held at St. Mat- Premisen, on, FRIDAY THE IWENTY-FOURTH | J) ATCLIFFE, DARE & SEVENTH, 1801, | Seven (7) and part of oriinal lot numbered ten ( were to make to the quo war- i | from duty at the Wellman iron and steel works | thew's Church tomorrow at 11:90..m, and the | Bas OF. aPhuil, Iwul, ae Five Ocuock Feat, tut | R ted Penne’ ove. n. parts Of lots | tr the city of Washington, Dostrict of Calta ranto proceedings which were instituted | at Thurton, Pa., and ordered to duty at interment will be at St. Louis on Monday. BabUt Tila ae Becta pr gsonn T, Lacey's recorded, od ny © pew j2-room | tined within the fg metes and bounds. Begin. last week by Luzon B. Morris and Dr. Alsop. works of the Phenix Iron Company, = EES ibered four hundred and thirty-five (4:35), Bing on line of North D street at the southeast corver x me ive —— of enid pered five (3) and Funming, thence sest No answer ¥as mile, however, and again the 84 a fal Loess ie eetser- ; ‘ p38 tent inches Tieet by 8 fot , 20s front ABOUT 7,000 IMPORTED PLANTS, 4 property gn anid vitcet_ tent ine‘ tem (10th, 3 e! i 23 vor o} is mot sen ind of the s hence never ( seven and one-hal Faige Stcblaedcajoureed Qe" cae vec ay BZ] ns seammell ber booght tor 24.35.40 ot | the grand jury the cao of Richasd and Hen: | Siie_quaieatin ie mattcyeehentbeha | | NAMB dE) BURRED Rome SiS BO" | ener toae ork ioe Saat the request of counsel Yor Gov. Bulkley, 115 | stanley Johnson lot 12, block $8, Le Droit Park, | ¢#t Stith, the lads arrested yesterday morning | moutha,reipectivey. i which tie purcumesoies | BHODODENDHON'. | LILACS,” HYDRANGEAS, Auctienbele. | Siry coves itt ine oe ee in order to give Lim time to consalt with Gen: Sah | “I'M i Spleiat haw bought for $5,000 of 3. | £0F burglary of the gun shop of George Ayres. | Yeu ay Jntoret irs, the day of sale and sw ured FLOWEMING PLANTS. [ABER © BLORS, Auctioneers ice east one bumared (100) feet fo. the went tine of ‘Merwin’s counsel. Travers part 6 square M1943 by 77 feet, SERS AE ‘sb, at the option of fen yorckases “all coun To be sold abeolute’s, srithin our salesahd show rooms, 1400 G st., near U. 8. Treasury. Jot numbered ten (30): thence Rorth nimeteen (10) feet; ¢ -_——- “i tit) conveyancing and recording at purchaser's ‘ET unin thence eas we (5) pest and ome-balf (i) iach; thence ‘Washi Stock E: "a known as 903 East Cupitol street. A Suit in Ejectment. 5 e THURSDAY, APKIL THIRTIETY, 1801, AT | HIGHLY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY | north so" feet 3) bE DeWMOIE FoUlce MELPLESS. | gateg erst salr— ib ovion my amington ——— Tho trustees ofthe bondholders of 1648 of | Sarieietterae Regents ental |g, Tene A MLB SWEAR ERE ONT SSW Rising | Eovctoa tae ten mar rr wt a ——_ and Georgetown Kallroad 10-403, $2,000 at 107. ‘Transfers of Real Estate, the Chesapeake and Obio Canal Company, | PUfhaser'scest. * “PAST FOUR P- ATAUCTION. * | ten (10), and thence out jundved and ninety ‘They Seem Unable to Prevent Outbursts of | American Security and Trust Company, 64, 81,000 ai | Deed in fee have tenn niin 5 tottows: |e’ ley 8. Johnson, H. H. Keedy and others, |_spidaeas “1CHABD T. MORSELL, Trustee, | | Descriptive ca now ready for distribution, | On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY. | (lik) fect six (6) inches te the beanie nt ahasnante jou. Capitol and North © Street Kailroad, 20 at a Ie by order of SEVENTH, 1891, in front of the premises, at FIVE | Terius: One-third cash: balance 1m two equal install: Dernorr, Micu., April 24.—Tho mayor has is- | 88 ‘ational Union Insurance, 30 at | M. J. Moore to H. L. Irvine, sub 22, block 5, | today, by Morris & Hamilton, filed a suit in FUTURE D. os Besknop, Helisag OEM sauaze Wt, on the east eideot 16th ster tenwsea E | Reeitat on ranas mi Tears from Gate of sale, with 1B: r. Mscu., Ap — be Insurance, 20 at 53. Le Droit Park; @—. H. F. Wyman to Mary | ejectment in the name of the Cheapeake and RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. py PR Cy et Te Seco een ae Der cane © sued » proclamation calling upon all citizens to gute eng Wik, oak. oe oe ee, = Scammell, same property; €2.529.68. R. Hag-| Ohio Canal Company against the Barber As-| VW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers ‘ap24-tmy2 Anctionsers._ | s depth of 06 fest to 8 35-4out yj Tulse very valu, | or aii cash, at theo Macp coder and reciting the sistate empence- ire bid. — asked. | Market stuck, is) isvz, | vier et al. to Mary E. Marcey, part 8, oq. 16, | phalt Company to recover 78,259 square feot of | SALE OF WELL-KEPT AND NEARLY NEW| J{ATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctionsers, investors, RA ing him to call out the militia in WEY bid. 2-year fund, 6s, 1892, 2% | Georgetown; $2,275. C. M. Buker to Mury H. Jand at K end 23th streets, from which they al- HOUSEHOLD “FURNITURE, CAPERS 920 Fenn. ave. n.w. ‘Terms: . balance case of necessity. Last night small | (ie nse reiki curreicr, tie aa oid | Treynor, parts 28 and 31, aq. 1026; £1,500, | ese the canal company ‘was ejected Oclober | Jey GGUOY, CONTAINED IN FLEMISiS NO" | reverees SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD | Jeeirtrust. Ail conveyaucine snd feconliinr at part gangs of strikers in various parts of the | suyear fund, 6, gold, 1902, "1i7 Did,’ — asked. | Helen V. Martin to E. A. Roderick, part Wilson | 2% 1881. They also filed a similar suit against] | 4EENTM, FOURTEENTH. P AND Q STREETS BOE eae RASS EO Te EMONED TO | chaser'scost. €200 deposit Fequred at the thue of | ine purchtacr alter Ave daw aavertiecment in wove city were tearing up the street car tracks and | Wate? stock. 7x currency, 19s, 12 Did. — asked. | King’s lota; 6781.25. G. H. Witting to E. Eu- | Frederick Mertens and Thomas Sullivan to re-| NONDAW SEA typ Ae CIRCLE ON | Sais sep tagl fe aes SE Kuctionecrs._| "REWARD witsow, “< ebmeton, Dc. - <a a . A 4 2. " 'D. Ce it acres of i I 0] . a fs Cor ‘eee Ur 5 balding, barricade The, police donot seem | “Saceuaumvan nox ‘Washnyion ana gorge-| Biahle" pace T aot) Go eeewed © © W:| Sond” from which the canal company neo| Af HEY GEER GA May ONAN | mcnteg Menges Prati Per ge Bae. | coaay DOWLING & BON, AUCTIONEERS raeenic DoaEES SE” | Tron able to stop the strikers, who move from place | town icallroad, loa, ta 104 bide asked. “Warne | Zeber, part 4, sq. $08; §—. ejected o year eqa: ‘s CHIFPOSTER WALNUT FRAME Yor Bullen Mantel Cabincin, Meant Oak’ Dining | Loves. yw SSS Scale + Tas Fret. nw.) to place very rapidly. Late last night the off- | lngton and Georgetown Kalitoad “Convertibie ox ra SUITE UPHOLBTERED IN PLUSE Fancy hd Eaey "Chairs, Couches, Hocker, | CABLE IMPROVED AND USMDNOVED PROK. | _DUNCANSON BROS..Auctioncers of the street car company decided not to | 1:5 vid, 137 asked. Masonic Hall Association, | Judge Miller today dismissed the charge of CAREETAS Water stats AS . Filows, ERTY IN, WASHINGTON AND GEORGETORN | uuOMAS DOWLING & SON. ‘Auctioneers Ghamys to ann ang ems tole, Se, 19, 10436 Did, 109 asked. | Washington Market | receiving stolen property against Marcus Notes, oe OUM CHAIRS: WALNUT Ex te wvered AT AUCTION. T ou. Company, Ist mortgage 68, 110 bid, —asked. Wush- | the second-hand. desler. "| The will of the late Absalom Brown was filed LE, WALNUT FRAME Wi ve ZEPNESDAY AND | | By virtue of a decree passed in the cause of NO CARS RUNNING. an eee ie vai Frum Company: $5 1a) vic, | Judge Hoge, late district attorney, leaves | today. It is dated July 10, 1879, and there aro| GAMINEE RE ERIGEL ATO, COUCHES BES TETH, aol, ATPOUB O'CLOCK P Beane tee: | Buen, a Poe ce SAY 7 The situation remains unchanged today. | Sita Waslagton Light Inaeiry ist tortaney, | ROXt week for ‘Tennessee to attond to sume | three codicile, the last dated March 7 last He SILVER ELATED: ARES juare 41. fronting | front of ihe ea tye TEST SEY E NER There are no care running, and since the at-| tq. Sys, io bud, asec: Washington Lignt i | Dusiness matters there and on hia return wil | lentes his bleckrnith shen to Lis cera Willis A AND GLASS WARE AND OTHER yg aE a ae tacks on street cars yesterday the company a, 1904, ws Did. 105 asked. Washington | take an office and engage in the practice of his | <7 wingeld Brown, and his real estate to hie 88 rt ANISHED Mouse: ries SCLOCK F. | of ‘Washington, inthe ‘District of Conmain: bas announced its intention of running no a a Si bo an A i i FeRSra CENTURY ANtiOGe “Wray wah soot on | “vSeaeonils Chas eeopeinine cee Se ‘ashington “Gas it Company, series |" ‘The county commissioners and state's attor- | Wife during life and widowhood, with reversion, DESK. a1 feet on | *"Fletchail’s Chance,” containing one (1) acre of land, ioe cars until police protection is assured. | SYS." 125 bid, f asked Washington Cis Cote | qin COUntY perigee raeabpecnp ione or tytn bl Spartios farang shen gtvatice uabcecgelaniaisec | a5 fronting 40 | more or ean fronting ou the Chappel road The mayor published the riot act today and | Pus" convertible Ga, 198 Did. 140 auked, lag over the cougten vinings Phe eee yoits | share\and share alike, to his four children, and | won. Meet of tusardcios nfe' Beatty mowed mt teed | of Amme- | fuliy described in a certain deed rocurded sm issued # proclamation against riotous assem-| National Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, 44s | S010 over the country visiting the municipal | his wife Ellen and son William are named ex- | condition. SHOU! of ceeat | bon gas anoot sho hand secende 0x cholDersict of ¢ blages. a ee ne cea erie Ear ee |e ee ee me! Mecauanet | Soee es cram m WitciaMes : Tow 4.401 | ““Terais of sale: One-third cash, one-third in ae Metropolitan, 250 bid, 300 asked." Centsal, 305 vid. | tion of a large jail at Indianapolis, the sale of the blacksmith shop property on G | —' + B. WILLIAME & CO., Aucts._ | §, store ‘and | and the remaining one-third in two years, the Second, 186 bid. — asked. Farmers and) Me- between 9th and 10th streets, and he directs in- | J)AVID D. STONE, REAL ESTATE BRO z dn square | baymenty tte eecured Uy the motes or the parchanar THREE SOUTHEEN HANGINGS. chanics, 385 bid, 200 asked, Clizens tv bid, Thirty-Four Rattling Rounds, vestment in real estate, to be held by his wife oe FS ew, ao depth of 70 feet on. Sth ‘or street Ta Sho option Sf the purchnes "A depeait of tee past BEERS ET ise asks hurt asked. ‘api- ail i a & SLOAN, Auctioneers. mediat after, \uare. frontin Hi _ jarderers Executed in South Carolina for | tal, 1% bid. 135% asked. West Kud, 100% bid, | _N®w Bepyorp, Mass., April 24.—Bud Damon Seg Sm selon nt tien ong CORNER. STORE. AND. DWELLING, 0, ( Feed a Hustitiely after lot No, Win ecuare 104, fantigg Bo | dred liars (enh wil {tired at the time of the Tew Cree Samar rages Sas ates titolo Yoh key fou beter the New Bod-| "ihe wil ofthe lateHenryHartang, egueath-| SUT URALE GumMe oH wi MiantG | *AURTERS SALE OF uO VALtamx urns. | cca Tpalilay Quer eRe : pone Couewus, 5.C., April 24.—Whites Martin | “athtcoa"ctttts washingwe and a. | Suir tone sting rounds cone feugne eee, | ME i etae to bie widow and nataing ber as | oA WEDHEURTA TRUEST ACG ON cry.| SOCTEMPREOONNEN OF HISEE “IxB'i | grvminantdnes Heaaah 2 foot ota So, was hanged today in the jail yard for the maur- | #3014. Sig sakes Metro ‘tan, 1g bid. asked: feat fyger di gpentin Joes aren haps e oa, pokey ‘aw. on xinti iot, at FIVE Look: we will sell in By virtue of two deeds of’ trust, duly recorded in Ree $90 fort on 8 oF Oth stre 4 7 y io ¥ % § 7 was filed today 08 fe 4 i ay after, i der in January last of Alice MeLeod, a white | Screct, af bid, 5S asked.” Eekington and Soldiers | proventa knock-out, and the fight was awarded | estate” gree ie ake nine fled today meant ox tage BLOT 5; SQUARE 50, 2f to Dinteict of Columbia, the undereioaad Sacre, | StBe Tose” TonRe 7S foot on Ath street by « depth Youan with whom he was living. Martin | Home, 89x Uid, 86 asked. Georgetown and Ten- | to Hickey. , who is nominated as executrix. gree, Luiproved bys Two-story ‘Brick Dwelling sua | shine Featest ofthe Darties secured therety. “Gereult years, with tphoneat scared’ Nyce ot raat ‘he PIANOS AND ORGANS. - ores : — PIANOS AND ORGANS. __ made « speech from the gallows, suying that he | "2i-truce Stocks-Ciremen's, 47 bid, 8 asked | Burglare Driven Om by Piucky Girls. ——— Store Hoom. containing rooms, bath and ‘cellar, ‘be. | cured by sald deed of trust. will sell at. public aaleto | propersy sock eral seonreee Son of ‘the pur : ST ELE ANT . ky building is nearly | the highest ‘in tront of ‘on TUES- | chaser.” One’ hundred dollars (61 KRAKAUER PIANOS bo NOT NEED ANY BOM- did not intend to kill the woman and that he | rrausliu, s6 bid; @ asked. Metropolitan. 50bid:—| Wigurtar Kan, April 24-Eaciy serterday | 7h® Camal Company Wants to Be a Party. | nos’ Tin" isa Brsi-clase one for drag oF | DAY MAY FIFTH, 160l, at SIGE O'CLOCK Paty | iene the Sane eared acl ) deposit, on each | KK *Vastic in advertining. They prove felt cure of going to heaven. ‘The drop fell at | #*ked. National Union, 191d, asked. Arlington, Fe . iy ye Y! In the Potomac flats case—United States | #TOcery store. the following described real estate: ‘im the city | ins at purchaser's cost. If terme of aale ars not con, fer tena r See ean f . Ti:12, bat the knot slipped ‘and bis neck was | 29¥bid, 185 asked. Coteoran, 6s bid, —asked. Co- | morning the house of Miss Agnes Sommers was against Martin F. Morris et al—Bradley T. ly cake ste eee tale. of Washington, District of Columbia, and known as | plied with in ten days the trustee reserves the right to of Muste,G. H. RUHE. ‘bere et broken and de Sosucd fat sss | ii, ih 6 wud: eraieagwericat | entered by barglrs. The lly heard’ them, [Ett Martin F. Morris et al—Dradly T.| Ooty action _| Studeten aioe i an aee ead Ma, )| Sem tamper ote Ma eo he SEs not | ula | 35 bid, — sated. Pouomac. $0 bid, 'sd, sated: | 202 taking a revolver, went to the room in inton ones ORY, Joseph Bryan, Hugh | —*F° oo pensdty two Ttendsome, uufinished, two-story” and | "Executor and Trustesof Brcove Mack Bill Miles (colored) was executed this morn- | MSP *¥,ncin’ which the burglars were at work and ordered |%- Bond, jr., and John K. Cowen, the trus- = eee ee ag ed Tux Lesvrso Issravurxre ing at Pikens for the murder of Jake Griffin | 4 bid, 43, asked. them to leave. They hesitated and the lady | tees of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com- CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRA IMPROVED | *pthwest comer uat Grifiin said Miles owed him. ide Insurance Stocks—Real Estate Title, 128 took ai and sent a bullet spinning ES] EE’ made xnown on day of sale. A deposit of $100 ‘ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., RATUEEE, DAMS 2S Tianarivaeare ae, over a mic it | pany under the mortgage of 1848, have filed] AN» FOURTH STRELTS NORTNETST. cach plana roars spon ed. Teena pres sate cnaaen, Edmund Holloway (colored) ba: ‘to. | bid, — asked. Columbia Title, 65 bid, 64g asked. ead of the burglar nearest ber. The iti By virtue of ad f the 3 A eat of the | 2% Sale to be complied with i ten days from date of . sec acing SSS oI | Sets ett can ata” S| Pp pot lier hy | Ry evan fins al pena te | el ane ge | Rp aura ava ccaar | "EARNED ERERTAPEGE | sac mave nee ave ax sous bose te). : a ir i 5 Sl. we sale, : pahere (alte) me Msens wes private eS aanices bid, —askea. Cer ie my a thief ame — ageny nan |p lire Been) =~ THES AEIgH LH Dayo or. Ait, a pe WAEEINGT O& PAMEMHOWER, 3 ‘Trustecs. AS THE Ak Buick i ‘STORY ANDI wage = Chesapeake aud Potomac, “9s bid, 6 asked. Amer- | Thomas at rol residence of @| decrees of the court it is incumbent on them to | éstate, towit, oe wing deecril = NORTHWEST, BY AUCIION. PE DECKER BROS.', WEBER, ESTEY, FISCHER “& VERITABLE THIEVES’ DEN. Sisctllencoes stocks —Wasnington Market com- | Hones s foe nights ag Fa tli op arog Cateppen fargo ng Niemen hadie eres PASTURRE Fas. eae * PRT a HALE PAaE FIVE O i AND IVERS & POND PIANOS. Paes Si Od, 19% asked. W: Brick Ma- family ‘Brannes’ daught — Situated im the ci ‘The Discovery Made by a Couple of Chicago Bae Company, % id, 9:8 sawed. Creat Fails ice prod tey he broke through fea visiow ve to auswer and submit additional testi- | His and described us fol PEROOK AND. STATION pera s + mast rates Policemen. Company. tio bid, 15) gated. Bull Mun Pano- | Soest brained him with ws, after which she | ™°P7: eet einen te FirreeNii STREET PIANOS FOR RENT. TUNING AND REPAIRING. Cmrcaco, April 24.—A veritable thieves’ den | Cutviage Me bid, 1 asked Interocea Building | fainted and is now very ill from fright. * ‘Suber BE “vt Srpund. improved by s two-stary brick house. eotne ae TER OCLOG ag was unearthed in this city by Oficers Swan and | Colupats, ~ bidy 108 asked, —— Pre Fed iy etsy Sill Stas neniy Geos Sekots F a continulns o ; SaNDERS & STATMA Cole yesterday morning. ‘The officers observed | «.72'* peshan® AM, "Wt Companies National | _Arrested for Playing on Railway @srs. | meeting for the purpose of memoralizing the Sore 10 lola etn Mr ‘SF ST. XW. four men walking along West Lake street lug- | Safe Deposit Company, 110 bid, 135 asked Wasn- | Clicago, April 24.—Thirty-four boys, rang-| memory of Hon. W..N. Stevens, who recon’ Heep Bis ele peemmnis o to of 630008 thsof esie wil tereatined fennets ging an immense grip-sack, which seemed to be | i#gt08 10am and trust Company, ¥6 bid, 9534 | ing in ages from twelve to sixteen years, are | died at Petersburg, Va. Mr. Stevens was ‘STATIONERY, BLANK complied with in Aftron days. otherwise the: is 2" fillea with 8, AR a a : asked. American Security aud 1Tuss Compaty,| under arrest at Desplaines street station | known throughout Virginia and had served Leather Paper, Envelopes: tak, Feserve.: to ‘at the risk and cost of the tine something very heavy. The officers | 39 tu, sox askew : several terms in the state senate. ‘Pens, Mucilaxe, Purchaser. “Ail converancing ‘ee-.at pur | mht-3m CHARLES ST.. BALTIMORE were at first tempted to arrest the men, but| ‘Bx divuend. Quest wah eee eee ee rail; | “Robert G. Shaw Command, No. 4, Union Vet- Penkntves, Kazors, soi Sue ‘Chips, chasers cost. £ 00. fiually decided to follow them. The men en- pe eT rood tenis. Many Inde have been injated | ecane' Union, ¢ of” the Potomac, has Books ie Rua com Sther Leather, ast ease tered an alley and after looking cautiously BALTIMORE, Apri. 94—< the city limits and heroic measures were re- one ee ‘M. Langston an honorary beg oh. around were seen to lift up a peculiar | aung, Flour dull, Whear— | solved uj to keep the youngsters cr ign rites Portfo'ios and Writing door built alongside one of the howes soutaera dull; Fultz, 1.1Sai.2; ‘Lz0a | the trac! Parent all parts of west. eee a sete, Books, on West Lake street and disappear within. | 12 No % ‘red. Lig steamer. | No. f PP aera ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate, * é Se ea thet | Lig Apne nae ay "Lanae See folowing wore to rndings atthe signal he atrne aH bands, ready for instant une. the officers jerked | Cigi2 August, Lizyalitg: Core ovuthera dale Gftice today: @ 2. m., 60; 2 p.m., 66 Maximum, | TRUSTEDS: SALE OF LOTS IN BELATR BRIGHTS Es the door open and looked down. The place | white, ssssx yellow, Suss? westera Uria: IniXed, ———— / 67; minimum, 57. EXTENDED ASD ARR BORD, was iy dark, but when the rays of a Suast\: April, suasai: May, suasvig; Juiy,| Disappearance of a Miracle Worker. ‘AT AUCTION. dark lantern were thrown into the cellar a re- markable scene was disclosed. Four grim- By of of trust tous and : tn Tiler No etic talc iiset ease Gave 2 regret Seatused mon steed ah tho ae On ako erin. | vicious "quiets bo quotable al Batter firm, | Woodworth, the’ evangelist and worker of gfshot the Dini ot a te ent | AB. like compartment with drawn revolvers. The | 82! ce ecm Cate Uaeeeggi | miracles, bas mysteriously left the city, and it | tn new Color and Styies., Fresh importation Hats and praises on MG Re. GH DAL OF hit Sector ey, en ce ee aoa oe Whisky unchanged. Freights to Liverpool per | is alleged that she has taken with her a sum of = SAE the fore at BU. or raoare 2 every description. rays ‘tern | steamer dull, uuchanged. Keceipts — flour, trust erection taber- STINEMETZ & bileeiabc 4 5 pon ihe barrele ef the. thiswes’ | eataay warsk ius Uesbetes cone AEG neatae: | mOneT left im trast for the So a work of Sardine aide sans * in om day ot ieee ah" ieRent Sai. ke . there * | —wheat, 200,000 bushels; corn, 71,000 bushels. Woodworth has d the chief cause of her Sarge Sie tan poticocnen on the ootelte.” | a UTImONR. gem st-Sepie eavean, eile eee tee tl. to submit the AND PRESSED FOR 61, : with = a Central stock, 664; Cincinnati, Washing- | financial affairs of the “Worth Temple” to an 5 We: : Ve e sullen discontent they allowed themselves | Nortner Central, stuck. $4; Cinct va cate, Sie. Altering anit to be handentfed. At the station the men gave | bonds, “iizxs do. stock, 448s, aaked 6s | investigation. = 3 at wemnes on Merrie Diemnteve. Geo. Smith, Chi fark Arrival of Charley Mitchell. = ae “ak have all been identified as St. Louis thieves CHICAGO, April 24 (closing). — Whest—May,| New Yoru, Spot ba eesak tevin ana | oe ——__ ais Rs Waseaag. = + ‘The plunder found in the cellar will amount in | Gi JUy> LON, Com Man, TON: July Charley Mitchell, the pugilists, and “Pony” an Nalus to several thousand dollars. The thieves | Saiy, is 15. Lard-—Maj, Qs; July, Lie.’ Ribs | Moore, Mitchell's father-in-law, arrived bere . ee i ‘must hare been collecting the stufffor months. | Nay’ ase; July, €aae" today on the steamer Majestic from Liverpool. ore ee af” Teyaleg. Oats sieudy, unchanged. unchanged. May quiet, stead; Rye q bashe J00 bushels. Shipmeuws “tour S47 barrels, cor, 16e10 uushela” Baise | Woodworth’s lientenanta, Sr. Lovis, Mo., April 24.—Mrs. Maria B. nacle. F. Wheelden, formerly one of Mrs. thet Mrs. ‘Fare taken on storage for summer sn spre Gsxrs Suits Scovren ; ERtae eA SP