Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 8

CITY AND DISTRICT. IT WAS A MODEL EXCURSION, ‘The Fire Underwriters and Their Guests Enjoy a Shad Bake. Tt was a merry party that went down to Marshall Hall on the Macalester yesterday afternoon to enjoy the annual shad bake of the Association of Fire Underwriters of the Dis- trict of Columbia. It was 3 o'clock when the boat left her wharf and upon landing at Mar- shail Hall shortly after 4 o'clock the excur- sionists scattered over the beautiful grounds, enjoying themselves in various ways until sum- moned to attend the feast. It was a regular fish dinner, composed mainly of clam chowder and planked shad. Those who knew all about Planked shad said they had never tasted better, and those who didn’t vowed they would never miss an opportunity to renew their acquaint- ce with what seemed to them a new Kind of fish. After everybody had done fu'l justice to the menu Captain Tyler, as master of ceremonies, inaugurated a little impromptu speech making and responses ere made by Commissioner Douglas, Mr. Geo. C. Hazelton, Mr. Tenney of Philadelphia, Mr. Theodore W. Noyes of Tax Stax. Mr. Si- mon Wolf and Mr. Edward Droop. marks were, of course, in a g humorous vein, and the fire insurance bovs came in for a good many pleasant allusions to their proverbial glibness of tongue, persuasive owersand shrewdness. The hour of d Fgne which remained was spent in bowling, shooting. hotographing and strolling about. The Macalester started on her home- | ward trip at 7:30 and reached her Wash- ington wharf at 8:45. The homeward trip was particularly enjoyable. ‘The weather was rfect and the choice spirits, of which Mr. ‘oop was the central figure, gathered on the forward deck, kept everybody in a good humor with speech making, songs and jokes. The ex- cursion was voted as the most succevsful the underwriters have given and that is suying » great deal. Among the members and guests present were Commission :r Douglass, Geo. C. Hazelton, A. A. Wilson, Col. O. D. Ernst, Capt. Lusk, 0. C. Green, Charles B. Beall, A. T. Britton, Charles Hume, Dr. J. M. McCalla, J. H. McGowan, Ed- ward Droop, J. F. Bacheider, Gen. Robertson, H.C. Stewart, jr., E. N. Waters, John E. Her- rell, Mr. Ely, G. 3. Fague, Louis Cunningham, John T. Armes, T. ¥. Snyder, C. E. Clifton, © ¥. Young, James N. Green, Charles B. Caywood, Jobn L.” Weaver, B. Lewis Blackford, Dr. G. W. Herris, Samuel Cross, Dorsey Clagett, T. W. Noyes, Charles R. ynton, ik Ciandy, WB. Pratt P. B. Mohun, Capt. Tyler, F. T. Rawlings, B. F. Rittenhouse, Simon Wolf, Isadore Saks, John A Swope, Rudolph Kauffmann, Col. George ‘Truesdell, J. W. McLachlen, Alexander Milne, J. M. Proctor, Dr. Wm. 'P. Young, H. K. Willard, Frank B. Jonas, K. K. Tyler, Walter H. Acker, ‘Mr. Bacon, E. N. Burns, J. H. Rothert, H.R. Bird, Charles T. Sparo, John G. Slater, W. J. Dante, 3. F. Young, A.'S. McCoy, F. BL Dante, Mr.’ Tenney of Philadelphia, H. W. Dowling, G. I. Dennis, Lem. Towers, jr., F. W Pratt, J. H. Marr, George K. Repetti, John D. McChesney, D. McC. Jones, T. A. Lay, L. R. Peake, Charles G. Ringwalt, F. P. Yeeside, Washington Danenhower, P. H. Hill, B. W. Cox, H. K. Simpson, B. G. Rutherford, ‘Thos. Somerville, J. ‘I. MeLeran, Col. Jas. A. Bates, ‘Thomas Hyde, W. H. Hoeke, J. H. Gordon, F. H. Pelouze. Capt. Geo. B. Haycock and Samuel Bieber. ‘The Nationals Made = Gallant but Useless Fight In Baltimore. The down-slidden Senators lost their fourth straight game to Baltimore yesterday after a hot contest by the score of 9 to8. Eleven innings were required to decide the battle, each side scoring in the eleventh. Bultimore, however, made two runs, while the Statesmen could secure but one. The Nationals played rather poorly at first and allowed the enemy to get a good lead, while they were not hitting the ball. Then in the seventh they began to pound, and by scoring five times tied the score, knocking Madden out of the box. The batteries were Bakely and McGuire, and Madden, McMahon, ‘Townsend and Robinson. There were about 700 people present at the game, which lasted two hours and twenty-five minutes. HOW IT WAR. ‘The Sun saysof the contest: For sixinnings the Baltimores maintained a lead in the num- ber of runs scored without exerting them- selves, as if Washington was sure to be beaten anyhow. Madden created a little temporary interest by doing nicely in the box and striking ‘out some one or retiring the opposing side just at the right time. Then in the seventh inning the surprise came. First MeQueery placed a hit in center field, where it tingled Welch's hands. Nobody felt alarmed. McGuire went out on a tame pop fly to Wise. Bakely smacked the ball to left field safely and the ru 2 began to tally. Matters grew interestin ily the batting kept up until Dowd drov nk ing single over Gilbert's head tnd tied the score. Madden, having been tampered with for nine hits, was wisely removed from the | front of battle. and McMahon and Robinson tock the points for Baltimore. The eighth and ninth innings sped by without » run on either side to change the score, and the tenth opened With Gilbert at the bet for Baltimore. Every motion of the players on both sides ‘was now narrowly watched, and the cries and cheers were incessant. Gilbert was hit on the shoulder by a pitched ball from the hand of Bakely, who had been vigilant and reliable in the box for Washington. Robinson tapped @ grounder to first base and Gilbert's chances of coming in with a run were destroyed before he reached second. Two more men were put out in short order and Washington took the bat. Dowd made hit and Smalley got » base on balls, but « splendid double play by Gilbert, who stopped a grounder and touched third base, and Werden, who caught his swift, true throw at first before the runner coull get down, disposed of the opposing team without trouble. All the mse was swept away in the eleventh inning. Welch, bent on winning the game, deliberately allowed himself to be struck on the head with a vicious inshoot that he might reach first base. Van Haltren pushed a single out on the ground toright field, Kay sacrificed with a bunt to Dowd and his two comrades moved up a base each. Wise settled the day. His single, which skimmed over the ground to the right of second base and just out of Dowd’s reach, brought in both runners amid ageneral tumult. The Washingtons got one run in their turn through Gilbert's misfortune in judging a fly ball poorly and « hit by Burns, ‘but that was ail. Itimore hai won. OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. American Association. At Philadel ohia—Athletic, 7; Boston, 22. At Cincinnati—Columbus, 6; Cincinnati, 15, At St. Louis—St. Louis, 10; Louisville, 4. National League. At Boston—Boston, 9; Philadelphia, 13. At Pitteburg—Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland, $ (ten fnanings). At Cinciansti—Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 7. At Brooklyn—New York, 2; Brooklyn, 8. HOW THE CS.UBS STAND. — American Association, } WL Pe } Columbus.5 11 .421 | Cincinnatis 12 1400 | Athletic...5 11 312 | Wash’ton..4 11 266 National League. ee Fe. | gi 500 Ne “375, | Cincinnati 1250 | Brookl; ‘250 NorEs. Manager Snyder is training to catch for the Nationals. ‘The terms of Catcher Lohman, the Califor- nian, have been accepted and he will play ball ext week. Hatfield made two singles and a double yes terday and took all of his cbances, Keefe and Smalley were given their releases yesterday. Smalley will go to Syracuse. Both Hines and Davis were hurt Monday. Burns finds the ball every day. Washington made 13 hits and 9 errors and Baltimore 15 hits and 5 errors. AMATEUR BASE BALL. Junior Preps, 43; Arlingtons, 15. Game played April 25. Junior Preps, 33; Aerials, 31. Game played April 28. ing the fifth consecutive vietory won the Preps. They have net pet been aehoeed Today they ‘will play the Junior Base 350 pean sceorsetown. Columbia Heights, at 3:30 p.m. Junior Preps battery— and Copeland. Captain, R. Davis. pa acti 90 Billy Young Defeated. A prize fight near Norfolk, Va, between Jack Boland of Cincinnati and Billy Young MORE INTERESTING PAPERS Read at the Sessions of the Association of Medical Superintendents. At the meeting yesterday of the Associa tion of Medical Superintendents of Amer- ican Institutions for the Insane Dr. Sted- man suggested that in view of the great good that bad been accomplished in be- half of the insane by Miss Dix, through whose } labors St. Elizabeth Hospital was founded, it would be aseemly thing for the association to establish a fund of $1,000, and to offer every second year a prize of $100, open toall the medical profession, for the best paper on some subject connected with the care and treatment of the insane, the prize to be known as the “Dix memorial prize.” The suggestion, which was put in the form of # resolution, was re- ferred to the general committee of thirteen provided for in Dr. Stearns’ motion. | Dr. Walter Channing, who has made a spec- ialty of craniometry and templeometry, read a valuable paper on the subject “Cranial Meas- | urements of the Insane.” He spoke of the de- | sirability of a uniform system of measurement of the headsand sku!lsof the insane. by means of his set of instruments, charts and three e1 | larged drawings of as many views of the skull Dr. Channing was able toexplain atsome length and in rather a technical way what might be accomplished in the matter of measurements. MEAD MEASUREMENTS OF CRIMINALS. At the evening session of the association Dr. Clarke called particular attention to the work of Benedikt. in France, just recently intro- duced in America, on head measurements of Amount of active stock... Amount of net earnings... crimivale, By this method escape, no matter $63,754 79 what the disguise, was impossil 26 ‘After reading the death notice of Dr. J.P. ay pk) Bancroft of New Hampshire the president, Dr. 184,210 99 Clarke, announced the appointment of the fol- 284,646 02 lowing committee to consider the reorganiza- 6 tion of the association: Drs. Goddiny 427,987 Hurd, Cowles, Dewey, C. K. Clarke. Chapin, 552,442 66 Collender, Bryce, Eastman, Andrews, Palmer 701,576 26 ane ise. ° ‘The papers during the evening were by Dr. 811,892 28 BD. Pastman of Rauens, who explained the 971,539 64 uses he made of mechanical in cases fn where the vital foress were inactive, drugs 1,119,062 77 contraindicated and physical exercise impossi- The eleventh year.. 1,155,208 21 ble. . Pee Die, "He preferred ical to human mas- fivenatinsenk 1,225,274 18 vr. T. W. Fisher of Boston reviewed his va- os | cation experiences from ‘Hospital Notes in Europe.” SEVERAL INTERESTING PAPERS. The paper of Dr. R. H. Chase of Norristown, Pa., was on “Testamentary Capacity.” That of Dr. C. E. Wright of Indianapolis, “What Shall Be Done With the Letters of the Insane,” and the paper of Dr. N. Emmons Payne of Boston ended the evening program—‘Rest Treatment for the Insane"—in which title he honored the originator of the method, 8. Weir Mitchell of Philadelphia, who first systemized the uses of seclusion, diet and rest, massage, electricit; and tonic therapeutics. Dr. Payne uses suc methods largely in all forms of curable inaan- ity, even melancholia, with the best results. Physicans from all parts of America had testi- fied to their great success with such measures. pcos x Rainer PHILOSOPHY OF MUSICAL SOUNDS. A Series of Lectures IUustrated by Exceed- ingly Interesting Experiments. Wednesday at the Catholic University Rev. John A. Zahm, C. 8. C., professor of physics in Maximum yearly increase $159,674 36 Minimum yearly increase 36,145 44 Average yearly increase 106,545 58 The advances on lon; privilege of se THoMaS SOMERVILLE, Pres. G. W. CasiLgar, 2d Vice Pres. Benj. F. FULLER, ELLIS SPEAR, Gro. W. FisHER, EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, OFFICE: EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1008 F STREET. Assets, $1,225,274.18. The following is from the last monthly statement, showing the increase and volume of business transacted, and what has been accomplished by the members with the advantages and opportunities afforded inti Amount of advances returned and settled. Advances held by shareholders. Amount of dues on stock, at $2.50 per share.. Amount returned to shareholders.. Amount of earnings paid shareholders. Net earnings and surplus on hand....... Assets Each Year Since Organization: Withdrawal value of Shares in each it Tora AcTIVE SHARES, 14,877. Object of the Association. ject for which the Equirasie is organized is to enable and encourage its Pte Be To make pe monthly savings or investments of fixed amounts on their shares, upon which fair and substantial profits shall be realized. ig all or any portion of the advance when desired. The 2tst Issue of Stock is Open for Subscription and Payment. DIRECTORS: Lawrence GARDNER, Frep. W. Pratt, H. H. Twomaty, Mixton C. BARNARD, Aftorney. - AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. __ FUTURE DAYS, *[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers "TSeSTRes SALE oF iatrnowen Proren toes KNOW! 413 RIDGE BTREE *MPSDRRS RANE AETSREG AUCTOR OF SRC maemo = O¥ SOUTH B 8: , NEAR SEVENTH: wel at Simms pemean te Cause of Bachserat | ETAREE gp ULDIEG. thoi . vs. Ricks et al.. No. LY equity doo. 31, ti NOE al ck bons “oP virtue of » deed of trust dated the Ist ‘trustee decree, will Sak Mh MASTERR WARK, * iber. 1874. recorded in Liber No. 704, ‘ceed to sell on TUPSDAY, TW H DAY OF On THUR: SEVENTH. AT sr - P01. at tik O'CLOCK ¥. oe ott BUS action Si a ) OF fron ines, part ‘2 Gracribed ae follows, st the somthweat Lor 7, PARE M00, Perot sab fot. runnin nese’ Seth" JONES Frou eS eae aot reaming ack inches to a 1>-foot alley, thence wast 3) fest that wide & The arty south 102 feet amd 2 ; Rhemce West WO feet to the | OMe of i oe sath 24 20) ‘the ‘the m tions of the on paved Re get ote ee ee 2 from from the day of gale, with interest, secured bs adeed | of trust.or, = pr gee y Musad in title ensoGation= Zeb stroet east and running tence weet with @{crus avon the proper y, ofall cash. atthe option of | 200 at time of axis Gurchaner soPthn. A epuait of fhid south Betreet feet fo lot Noy dtu ald sau fhe parchaner. a ‘of "S100 will oe required St tt ee 86,387,239.88 ered " hers and sf terme ot ale "ar mt comapiied Sun | purticanrs ton. SH soomevenine and erording at 1239.88 [8 25 eedujs tas onthe MeGr eon . 1,060,161.35 | , Tenis of euler" $3000 in caab, of which $200 rast thie daye'advertionrent im the Herning Siar a the | apcbaade — NATCUUFPE, DARE & 00. 85346.78 | trelve months fron fhekey st geet et ct ee ee ae ee. RR. F BNOE. Aactioneer: eS LE | salltnenta.tor which the nutes ‘of the purchaser or | 1 — RATCLIFFE, DABR & CO., Auctl? MSL EE SHUTYR'S MILL ror sauce ee = chasers, bearinue interest ‘oals téu 1 Y, NFIN- FFE, & CO., spakds Sal $3,992,100.00 | Earley a deuir anon to pioneey and, it | “MURTERS GALE OF TRO VaLTAREe Uspre. | BA : au pnat PRETAMLE Prater a 2,901,640.15 | oeistan baspining of lle, conveyancinandire; | SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MIPTH “AND | (PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers ta Fuirt-1 and Alssandre countis, Va 901, Srieh witha sen ase cote Ht, terme not complied | STREETS NORTHEAST. REP PARLOR SET. PARLOR FURNITURE. 1¥ | views ot the Potomac tiver'an ter ar serves the Fag a, SEPAMATE PIECES MARBLE TOP AND | in one diretuon, over Aleuandrin = purchaser. OTHER TABLES, BRUSSELS CARPETS, HALL | over Wasvineton and Georgetown, 79,670.06 | 27)-akas AA RHATE CAREED, PICTEMES, | heat bn cg “ATIME in Petetiaeget fame At a ree sat oo 950,694.24 —— of trust, will sell at public + TOG. aa | hs | VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON adder in front of the? prams, 08 UBNos pap hinat gs acces | “B1,02: THE WEST SIDE OF 17TH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH. 1801, at FIVE O'C! PM. | On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY FIFTH, 1891 s —— BAND § STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. Homing described real estate situate im the city | commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell the coves, + $203,645.51 | Plo dock. tn tema tne promise, Te stal Bre eli gt watch i318 food conditions Sen in square 0 . 135,543.63 | Soaliirume dwellings, Noo lair vea Gree Tete otra es eeeartes sei een B158,099.68 | Ths yroperty is in one of the best locations, eurround= ar — = : 7-2 fernelipemmemeudamarend Meret Ry | rmaaepeanmas <7 Seoageoies eno sae. had : ee required on each of vhen soid. "ui VERY D ‘SON ol me: | eae ah, tnate ond arte | SASeis eet gee ee, | HAY DENRAMLN meine Loox Peony $473 0: —_| deed of trust, or ail cash, at option of purchaser. All ihe trustees reserve the right to resell | TWENTY-SECOND AND Q STREETS NORIE-| 4, ™ conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. 8100 erty at the risk and cost of the deteulting pur- WEST om ne 421 64 dey it required at the time of sale. wv, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVENTH, Ts DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, 338 67 myl-dts____ LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. We TvING DOS ELE POWER trustees, | 801. oHuhlVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale sci | F STEWS SALE © - ® 297 92 PEXCANSON BROB., ‘Auctioncers, aes eds Lots 37, 3g AND 1» Ae oe OST RRET URE Sonne ke 8 00 oS me 3 UNCANSON BROS., Avetioneers, tt j ct ene — 258 97_—«| FINE DWELLING, No. 7i4 K STREET NORTH- D “Soh and Date. nw. os wpa areaninmcoecdees Eo chs dont st frum fated 24th May. 1 a at recorded in itr Now Lai Tor 239 05 On THURSDAY APTEENOON, MAY SEVENTH, | CATALOGUE BALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF | 6 por cout, secured’ by "Geet of erosion thu yecreny | tye tand records of ite Biel isk Peat 220 02 1801, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the THE RIGGS: HOUSE, FL ENTH AND G | sold, or all’ cash, st the option of the purchaser, A | Ofer for ale at pulse suction, ip front of 7 Sore Pewee, Pete os SQUARE 161, STREETS NORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF ALL deyait of @100 will be required on eect lot at fine of 4 MON? ee ES oF AY. LOT 23, L er Sale. the terms comy with * vi LA’ ». > 182 B7 | Fyrnting 10 feet 44 incheson K by adepth of 7S feet | MUROHE,, PIANOS, DUAPERIES, GLASS: | Bitven Gaye toms the day’ of male: ptt feowrved to | 3, ann a sion tote in square pm 164 7§ “Lichisprovements consist of a splendia threestory | LIARD TABLES Wu ROOM SAP OPHICg | feertoe propery at ‘ve days edvertisement of such ting io-8 plat of said subshivisioe tpsented te tb ‘aud basewent brick dwell taining 14 rooms, AND OTHER FIXTURES, WINES, FIQLORS, Teaale in some newsparwr pabsiahed te Weahiowsear eFOr's office o said city, fronting 17 lect 2 inches, 146 92 handsomely fitted up and all mi conveniei &c., CONTAINED IN ABOUT TWO HURDEES | © All conv eke at ‘of the " Uy TSS tet deep to 8 Sui-foot alles 129 40 _| especially adapted for a private family, im fact. one ot | ROOMS. eT LE Dae SO ‘Terms of sale: @000 in cash, of which #100 must be the most complete houses in the city." This property | On MONDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTS, AFSL, | _av2aaae Auctioncers. | Paki down asa deposit wien the hd. ts ac bal 112 17 is noar Connecticut avenue, and Kt street icone oF the SoRNyrRCR at TEN O'CLOCK ang CONTINUING | corer | ance st ix and twelve months from the toy of eo, 95 25 handsomest streets in the city. EACH DAY thereatter at SAME HOUR until all are | A UCTION BALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. | for wiuch the notes for equal aunounte, ‘i s ‘Terma: fourth cash, ‘Balance ia one, two and | disposed of, we will sill oe thee pees rer eorured ty ‘of trust on the proper and beat Sixteenth issue. 78 62 | three Yours, notes to bear G per cent per anaium inter- | streets norillwest, Washington. D.C, ths entire con ¥. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. interest from the day of sale, ua be giveu cr Seventeenth issue. 42 Sp | ot Bunun SLO ca rain Yor’ Bre Daas | Or pyr on gus PARLOR oe aera | EEG, i ROMP Te eet, | sen wit hte esha was Eighteenth issue. 46 27 at Gpercent'and one-half of Talance cash and one- | FINE PARLOR SUITES in PLUSH, BROCATELLE | 1UESDAY UAT STE Te at TES OU ee | Seed F tuay be reesid at the tiak, cad caper tee z half of balance in two years, with 6 per cent interest, AND OTHER COVERINGS. This sale wit! include ail the goodsin his stock upun | Jefauldae purchaser. "All convesanine asi soe Nineteenth issue.. 3° SS to be secured by deed of trust on property sold. Ade-| FINE CONCERT GRAND PIANO, CHICKERING. | which interest is due twelve inontheor more, Rare | itu at pure s wont. Twentieth issue. 15 12 it of $00 required at time o: sale. Conveyancing, | | FINE WINDOW DRAPERIES in BROCATELLE, | will consist of Watches of all Kinds, Ch ins, Charms, | artivw.thds” RICHARD T. MORRELL, Trustee, Revs at purchaser's cost. “Ferme to be couples, with | SUK, Plush, Lace and other materiel Lockets, scart Pins, studs, Lace Fins, Nek = = in fifteen days, otherwise rixht reserved to resell at WO of Ape LAMGES! AND MOST MAGNIFI- | Chains, ‘Bracelets, b. G. and Set Cad Buttons, | OXHCUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE 1MPRO' risk and cost of defaultiny purchaser after five days’ | CENT MIRRORS in the United States. Diaonds apd other ous stones, Silver Ware. Ly Ty, 2: 1023 CONNSCTICUT al sdvertivement of such resale in some newspaper pub- | | Eierant Mautel and Hier Mirrors in Gilt, Walnut and | Toilet sets, Books, Boots, Shoes, Huge, Dress Geols, | NCB NORTHWEST. finhealin Washington, D.C. ‘title wood and other wooda ceCARIR Stars, Hituren Wanion, Viol ‘Feb. Samra, | 03 TRESDAX, the FIFTH DAY OF say. jown at pale. Figures, Urne evolvers, Choe ry 7 mat. = DUNOAMSON BEOS.. A: Orban sare ‘Tabie e Fado’ oom table Line NING at TEN “hegre ae tee i pe “ Otter ie st le ON I ———— peas ales to continue MORNIN x OK and | FT é y nev : UNCANSGR BHOS. | Auctioneers. ;Azuiniater, Wilton Velvets, Mouguet and other Car- | EVENING at SEN EX'O CLOGa until all the Tote are time 8 an gpierd and ints's Sohal one bundred and sixty-t P*Tute-a-Tete Parlor Suites, Reception Chairs, Vis-e- fe oe a * (68. in the city of Waskineton, in, the District Second, To purchase, pay for, and acquire homes and other property by obtaining | PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE LANDAU, ONE | Vis Chairs Eurtivincs citearente H. K. FULTON. Pawnbroker, LUcitna, ae recotded in survey or's office th Liber 3 3 , js i : i ‘BWO-SEAT CART, ONE CART (SEATS FOUR) CHAMBERS. F. WARREN JOHNSON, | eis coecty i tmproves Uy © these. ime, repaying the same in small monthly installments, with the ASD ONE fu ABTON: BELONGIN gto Pal Fine Walnut M. + tbe ite: ase yore Seo E et tit Property 6 tmproved uy a On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY FIFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front of our auction rooms, ‘Oth und D'streets nortiiwest: RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioncers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE RPAL Fs- money iMcash and the aiauce inone and two eiaal installments, in one and two years from day of sale, Rosewood ** ‘Mantel Mirrors, Fine Hair = 4 A FAL ES- | with six (6) percent interest, payable semi-stnnall ‘ONE VERY FINE LANDAU, built by Dunham of ings, | TATE ON FOURTH STREET BETWEEN G | peurea ren: a | need a Pillows, Bolsters, Dlaukets, sheetae Came tyeeeds | | AND H STREETS NORTHWEST cpeten of purchaser, “Conveptaing tt an of eee A. J. SCHAFHIRT, Vice Pres. st * CART, seats four, built by | and Comfc ‘Window Draperies, Laces, &_ IMPROVED BY TWO BRICK HOUSES AND TWO | Chaser. Iftorus of ale are bot complied with in ten - J. » Schriver of Philadelphia. Wardrobe, reads, Moquet. Velvet, Body Brus-] - oY BAME HOUSES, 7 days the property will be resold at risk and cost uf de- Jno. Joy Epson, Secy. bed CART, seats two. otber Carpets, writing Tables. KNOWN AS yO et SUT AND. 715 FOURTH | faulting purvivamer. A Geponit of Sve hundred (g500) * v % STH fk . Teqitired at time vt sale. Tm hhicles, being the property of gentlemen | Very Handsome Waliut Pillar Extension Tables, cpl? CLOSE AN ESTATE: °L, we leaving the city, have been tn actual doe to the present | Very Handaore Walnut Leatuersoresee Catt ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ELEVENTH, Rssoutor of Josephs fi. Saree: Gerenned. Jos BARNARD, fing, ang thoes destin: vehicles of the above charee- | Maynitient Hutter and cabinet delarda. HSI; SE FIVE O'CLOCK, we' wil offer for aale is BORDON ES GonbON, ‘should attend the kale, went Mirrors, ‘ables, Butier’s Tables | front 0. ‘pote tore. no EY yea DUNCANSON BROS., Auctionsors. | and Stands. Solicitors PabTs OF LOTS 3, 4,5 AND Tx SQUARE Sinn, 48D © DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ap4-dade_ Improved by two brick houses and two frame houses, CERY SALE OF FOUR UNIMPROVED LOTS: Joun W. ScHAEFER. Elegant Glassware, China and Crockery, Window DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. been rendered possible. Father Zahm brought with him for this occasion a complete collec- tion of physical apparatus, probably the most complete cabinet of acoustic apparatus in this country, by means of which be has been enabled to perform a series of most delicate experi- distimeuisbed as lot numbered two (72), in Nathaniel Wilsom and Wiliam thoxly trustees’, subdivision of pare nembeeodshzse hh and sixty-three, ap in liber W.B.M., folio 197, (of the records ‘of the: office of the eS Bier of Coram, et , ments, privileves and appurtenances to’ the same be- | ments; and while many of them have excited | ROneor in inured ty recut Story bie the deepest interest among the scientific por- | dwelling. with back buliding ani cellar, coutalaiug tion of the audience, all have proved both in- | Fagus and ath and modern improvements.) 1° teresting and instructive to even the least hearers. to bear U per cent, interest per annum, payable scientific ‘shnually, and tobe secured tied, af ast an the ee ines bold; Op all coal St optiot st the, purchaser Preuees . ‘TO SEE AXD HEAR SOUND. Conveyancing, &., at purchaser's cost. A deposit Probably the most striking feature of our | $i; Eeiaet gen swine righa reserved fueucd » dsfaulting’ purchascr after five suc role ‘some newspaper aplodkas_EDWauDY. Kaiba "| Trasteus. RACLIFFE, DARE & Co.. AUCTIONEERS, ‘ave. nw. recent methods of scientific teaching is the successful introduction of ingenious mechan- ical contrivances to furnish tangible illustra- tions of the hidden operations of nature's forces. Nothing enables us to an idea 80 quickly as to present it, as it were, to the physical eye. And by means of some of the | PEREMPTO! AAENEE ED Paopensy hocks tiast@pmaioamasst| - PaSAee mee Gage oe ‘ather Zahn found it possible during the ET! ‘a 4 provent course to allow bis udience almeat to | ,QhEiqDAT APTERNGGH, MAY FIRST, 101, at fee as well as to hear sound. Tuning forks | of the pr . thrown into intensely rapid vibrations by electro-magnets were made to trace out their peculiar curves on smoked glass plates, thus showing at a glance the relative rapidity of their vibrations. To every fork there belo1 not only # particular musical note, but also a particular mathematical curve. By means of the Wave syren, a circulur brass plate, whose edge was scalloped out into a certain geometric curve, was made to produce the note corre- sponding to that curve, and by combining sev- eral simple curves into a single more intricate one the syren produced the same sound as the combined notes of the forks corresponding to the component curves. With Konig’s manometric fame and revolv- ing mirror serrated bands of flame were pro- duced, each band corresponding to its own particular note. Thus the experienced ‘eye could, by observing the characteristic band of OF LOT %, IN A AVENUE (or v4 LOTS 35, 36 AND, EAST HALF UARE: FLO} AN AVERAGE D) FRONTING 63 FEET ON Bor street), WITH ‘This property. is near the elact#le raliroad and York avenue station of the Baltimore and Olio ois aphopree® ortunity for iavsctuent, © nocuy saa am MS OF BALES The of about ‘half row fand coat of the defsult- purchaser, after five days’ notice some newspaper published in Wat ie &e., at “orakds” RATCLIFFE, D TOMORKOW. & CO., Aucts, light in the rotating mirror, discover the pitch. | WWALTES B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. and, to some extent, even ‘the intensity, of «| BEGULAR, SATURDAY SALE OP HOUSEREEP. i tee pibsiears ier ING CLES. OF ‘DESCRIPTION, nate aulsg inte the sisutieplece oom heen Pema Ty Pau OF WALNUT FRAwe the manometric flame, wut at snch a — BR SUIT! WALNUT AN] NTI away that the voice of the singer would be OAK “CHAMBER ies ae adil ARDS, FO! Ge OFFICE. ee Brsina” Room SRN URE, ROSEWOOD comes owes wpranaveD mero oromeat) G38 THON: MIG BAUS OFSIGE CAL TONES. OTH! thberg, NGHA’ ING Oh Paint With Helmholtz’s resonator it was found| !NGS, BEDDING, ke. On TOMOKROW MO} MAY SECOND, at Possible to analyze the most complex sounds | TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shall sell at our sales corner 10th street, : room, and to separate confused noises into pure mu- Cyn sical notes. But the most proof of the existence of the purest tones of the noisy hum that we constan| At hear around us was fur- niche by the ‘melodia hone, _ By means of this ATIMER OOO in w. near U. 8. Treasury. ple instrument the lecturer shor actual posnbility of hearing # melody that did | PAIR OF BLEGANT GRAY AND BROAN PO! not exist by means of an instrument that emits| WiLL Wolk SINGLE OB DOUBLE ae SOOO no sound. " Searcely less odd than this was one UNDER Tus Sappi or Mi I ¢ = facts pe lecture on ont Sta. im TO FIT; aT AUC. “Int ference of Sound.” sound pro- TI ELEVEN ceeds from twodifferent sources at the same time | OCLOCKC at Sur Matus ad cares Bieeneet we should expect, and asm matter of fact wo | 1531 snd 153 H street, near the Coy Teually do find it so, that the two sounds would pe * strengthen one ancther. But by such an ar-| “255s IAN Kuctioneers. rangement of tuning forks that waves of con- densation proceeding from one source met waves of rarefaction proceeding from another, two simultaneously produced sounds were made to cause perfect silence. Wednesday's lecture LATIMER & Stoners beat U. 8. Treasury. rv wi FIXE YOUXG DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE ON, On SATURDAY, MAY SECOND, 11 aT = OGLOCK, oboe bore soa carta dept on “Beats and Beat Tones” was of Lio oa terest to scientists, since the experiments roved the theory advanced by Helmholtz and Se eset he weak nears lefended by Tyndall to account for the so- zt MEK |. Auctioneers. called resultant tones. The subj of the lec- S, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. ture this afternoon—the conch ‘one of the ve course—will be “The of Sound,” and | WASHINGTO: ax} AGE BAZAAR. will undoubtedly be an abies iaiener auLES, a atthe hoe ‘WAMNESS: ve wal gaa e ly deisivs Seremowes =e oe eee ALSO tect wen eer 4 kepae’ DOWLING & 80 Auctioneers. [T OUR State Banks'in Argentine Doomed. ‘The report of the examiners appointed by the Argentine government to investigate the affairs of the national bank has been published in Buenos Ayres. It has created an unfavorable impression, and shows a most scandalous state of affairs to exist in that institution. The shares of the bank fell ten points the publication of the statement. It is believed that the disclosures will result in the destruc- tion of the state banks, so far as the Argentine Republic is burning. Broad mountain is on fire above St. Clair, Pa The flames are rapidly. ‘The air is filled with smoke. A fire was started im the forest below Williamstown Junction on the Atlantic railroad. Hundreds of wood have been burned over. | ins. by two ric t the University of Notre Dame, delivered his LT u oe . Pas ae Elegant Linen and Frit Cloths, Napkina, &c. Snag ae Noe. 700, Ai, “Sand 715-4th street north- | Cts COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. SILUATED UR fifth lecture on the “Philosophy of Musical FOR PAMPHLETS, explaining the object and advantages of the Association VALUABLE IPEOV ED EROPERTT, RmowyE Ag Tete-a-Tete Breakfast and other Tables, Chatrs.Glame | “Terms: One-third caan : balancetn one, two and three STREET NEAR ISTH STREET EXTENDER Sounds.” Subjects so thoroughly scientific are} and for additional information apply to BPeeer NORTH Wie and other ware. FINE WALNUT, BRASS TRIMMED | years, i per cent, secured by deed of trust on theproy- | AND ON KENESAW STRLLT NEAR sii ly healt EVENTH, | $B extra LAKGE SIDEBOARD, CASHIER'S DESK, | €ry s0ld, or all cinh, at the option of the purchaser or | STREET EXIPNDED. not usually considered as good drawing cards Jno. Joy Epson, Secretary. AT OUAURSD AX ARTERNOON, MAY SEVENTH, | Mirrors, Piated and otuer ware. purchasers. A deposit of €200 will be required on| By virtue of amorder of the Supreme Coust of the for a popular lecture course, but in the present OFFICE HouRS: 9 A. Bf. to 4.30 P. M. Drew x re 4 Fine Dilliard’ Tables aad. Pisturee, Balla, Cues, | comlicd with in Ofteen Says items theday creas | cae ah Golambie. mento on thee 20th day of Jen courso the lecturer has met with a most datter- Frppting -TWESTY EGU Moot “Eve tnchen on | ## Chat, Sateen Corer Rahn, Be iielicaultunypurchaart Mere dape'atnstucnmes: | Sal, he Peano eects ar cotinine on ing success, having had crowded audiences‘at AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ANDAWERTA owt tou losootalcy amoiavingn 0- | yoetgie™ Beck, RAT FisfUren, Bar, Glamware, Bar| ini rss hve aoweiaper Pblied in Want | gilts hevest ar tana tie every lecture. Beginning with the production oo = | foot ailey on the south. This lot is improv + CONeTS, Be CE ROOM. the purcnaser. thos TECESDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAX UF MAX. 7 ee ene * a 5 § . |. Commencing QUARTER PAST POUR 0'CLOCK and transmission of sound the course has em- 7 THIS AVTERNOON. TOMORROW. fe ne nett eer neleests, hamrasne For Shere, rqBrandica, Whis- | _sp2¥<léds RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO... Aucts, ea ae citer re ett the cout braced a thorough explanation of nearly | J )UNCANBON BHOS., Auctionsers. | UCTION TOMORROW. somediately north of The Hamilton” end in tru: : READING WoO MS ee aality ATCLIFFE, DARK & 00... Auctioncers, Serene Denes Colaeante,, {ate pamtered every phenomenon in the domain of — eer 1 “i Py egines | Writing Tables, Lounzes, Desks, Settees, Chairs, ee orthwest. | turtyacven Gh), and hot nusubered two (2) im tock y pl CERRO NEARLY New two- | HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, DINNER SETS, | of di ‘and B FRANKLIN SQUARE, THOMAS OFFICE. GOVERNMENT SALE OF FOUR BO! pase Lanes ponte cies tases Sal acoustics. In scarcely any other branch | “STORY BRICH, DWELLING. WIT. BACK | TARIE KNIVES AND TURKB: POON. SAB | CHGre ana THE ORTLAND tor bosineso pur- | Anmunciator, Gounters, Large Fire-proot | CAND ONE OF 40 HORSE POWER. ALL TN GOOD, ial of the physical sciences has such pro-| BUILDING, NO. WS HS MIREET NOMTH-| Whit GLASSWARE, be, poses, farve apartinent house, acs has es LowBy. CONDITION, AT AUCTION. bee le i department EST. Chins Store, 1010 F st. n.w., selling out entire stock | provements and one of the best properties in the e ke, RIDAY MORNING, MAY EIGHTH. 1801, aT. gress been made as in the department | By virtue of » deed of trust duly recorded in | to quit business. Saleat TEN A-M. and HALF-PAST | heightorhood. nae fee N O'CLOCK. we will sell in the boiler room of of acoustics, and, strange as it may seem, nearly | No. 1:53, tolio 227 et neq, one of the land ot | TWO PM. rma: ‘cash, balance in one and two years, ee A es sere, | 0 Senate wing ot tie B. Capitol all the success of scientific research in this field | Shs District of Columbie,, Fe wilh sell on FRIDAY, Chairs for Indien. se potas to bear Ghet cent per annuus interest, payable opr Choppers tind oer aricen ataly ed 3 a eee has been due to the wonderful inventive genius | SOLGCE Pe Ie. ta pontine Drala i ee koods guaran represent si anna!ly und to be necro ‘on | _ a first-class hovel kitchen, coabmnen. oftwo men, Helmholtz and Konig. | Indeed, | tainpieceor pardal ¢fiand and Pyetusee atuate snd | ST. CLAIR FECHNER, Auctionsce "my iat_| ST guUseguitd Muse a Maeeatee A Gero Pry a a ‘eink too lawe to remove entire mus only through their work has music as a science | Deine in the city of Waslinuton. District of Coluin! atcostot purchaser. ‘Terins tobe complied with in | allof which are to be be taken to pieces in the LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. — ively sold. Afteen days, otherwise risht reserved to resell at risk | “Thy rarniture in this hotel Is ixyood the average and BLAC! |ORSE, FOURTEE: ANI PI and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ adver- | ig Worthy the attention of those uesirous of furnishing MOREE CAN BE RIDER Om DUIVEN BY CADE | feinept ot ouch reac m ape Rewapaper pubtiled | sol Tedtcng. everything Eerag ie Seneeae sae | Terme coh. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. OR CHILD, AT AUCTION. in ey ‘ton. D. C. NC. bis a Catalogues can be had Bhnretay ana. thereafter on = —— eee yes ZURDAY. MAY BECOND, 1801, AT eae ee lying to UNCANSON BROB.. RATCHIFE, DARE & CO. a: ae LEVEN O'CLOCK. sf our horse and ‘depart JUNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers, Terms cash. apeo-d OVED ment, 131 and Ba Baten et, near the Langhans, we | DD ‘Stl and D sts. nw. SPLENDID UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ox 2 = EXTIMEE SBLOAN, auctioneers. | nwo MAGNIFICENT LOTS_OX WASHINGTON | ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate, NORTHEAST BY AUCTION = 4 STREET are [ATEMER E SLOAN, Auctioneers HEIGHTS, FRONTING CALIFORNIA AVENUE | 7 RugTEES' SALE OF LOTS IN BELAIR HEIGHTS | Om WEDNESDAY, MAT AIRTH, 1801, at FIVE = 4 IMPORTANT 8. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Mak HED oe EDR UE AAD ASRA GEE T2® AVENUE | O'CLOCK P.M, we will sellin trout of the premises | All convey aucituc and recording st the expense of te ONE FINE BRE MOTE CANDAU. ONE EELEGANT | QUARTER TO SIX O'CLOCK, wo will soll in front of RERBOED AEP pce Fronting 00 feet’? tea Ties ctvest. Resity ip ne ere TFOR ve Une section Ye rapid.y hinproy ° a hailing, GARE ONE. SUPERIOR BOA Wases. Riad OTST AND 8 OF WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. __ | , Ry yirtye of,n deed of trast fo us and Suly recorded | {his section 2 rapic.y nuyroving 3p value, which JOHN CHES Receivers. sib) BAB, ¥ UCRBOARD, NOTOF SIDE | Theve iota trons 200 feet on Gallien stone near ordaof the District of Columbisend sf tie reauen’of | Terus: Purchaser te sscuine as" incunieence of Phe. ais 180 poe en party secured tlersiy. we for eae (on | $1,400. bearins Oper cent per annitin, the balanceone- | “DUNCANSOX BROB., Auctioneers. ap27-sotom® FIFTEEN SECOND-HAXD VERICLES OF VARI- | siove the bead unjust weet of Connecticut avenue: | She pTeuises on MONDAY "tne ROURTH DAY OP | uals castvand one ai io of100 at time of saler OUS KINDS. These two very beautiful pleces, than which there | P.M: the following described feal estate. situate in | Termsctenie to be-compiled with in Steam aorear ALSO. are nore handsomer. are very elevated and command | the District of Columbia, to Wits Lote 25; 2 and 2p | Ticht reserved to fesell at the ak ant wosret weer Horcurmsowe, On SATURDAY, MAY SECOND, 1001; af ELEVEN | Se ances ee Hecate Se te COURT ROTEL: Reh cick Gersiner G. “Hubbard's subdivision of | ieuting purchaser. All conveyancing and recording O'CLOCK, within'and in front of Our horse and car- | ment. belonwing to anon-resident,and will be so.d,ono erg no . = TOL ARR : Fiace department, wo shall nell, without Teesrve, tae te perviiore of bot situated im the beat au pomiren Gay U1 wales motes tee itn taatine Te | _an28-lbde rummenion. 907 PERNGTLVANIA AVENUR, Wve-trentioned ; ington, hort : aso LATIMER ESLOAN, Auctioncers. ident property in the District. aed to he era ent Der annum payable, semi-annuail or (PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. forms: = LATIMER 8 BLO ge: A Half cash. balance. im two years, with 6 | A4.i0.0s secured Ly deed of frust on the property sold ~~ it the option of purchaser or SALE OF VALU. cent per annum interest, rable seini-annuall ABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY er cent per an Day: uy, P 8, Treasury. y¥ deed of trust. or all cash, at option of | 24 ou.op each lot reduired at, time of sale. | “" ON THE NORTH SIDE OF KOAD STHEET, BE- chaser. A deposit of $250 will be required. “4 aioe eenl Ses a com. TWEEN CONGRESS AND HIGH S(REETS, RICH MILLINERY, NaS ahaa AU gHPLCEAGH ONE ANOLON | ur ured ts centri kes datum | eters ature tee att areas fa: | GPGRCRIONS. AD, Bata FART OF NEA . % cont. Terms piel with i ‘other: meg 3 ‘ BRADSEA aw tA gO HE | Se aitear ties cemiani weak | er ccnoney aay pm | lumen ugti wa bs teen Mey 1 esa E1 Pi am, A ~~ sale in some newspa| ublished in Washi D.C. Pa ~ Two French Pate Wittorh Part Punitry in sepa: | Bote me mum mone Hatake ip shina, "TEESE EASE trate. | Racienenee matees oT tee wee an demas ate pisces, Lotnxes and Couches, Eneravinis and pee. a (ee BEE eA pon | MAS, il, ArHALP-PAST FOUL heowrephe, Fine Velvet aud ‘tien peta ‘ ROS. Premises, lots nutubered f Straw Hate on immense emvortment Walnut and other Chamber Furnitarein suites and | “myt-abe DUNCANSOR BROS.) ay20dkas ‘Auctionecis. | 9% the, P ix), seven (7) ama eu ( eee - nd ot ni es = ‘ Pillows and Bolsters, New and becoud-hand Back ieee cgi austen RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioneers, x rue tn Brvssort Took, cunts No. pase NO, colored and fancy lace braids, hair and Milam attreases, Sineneral assortment MER tion — cy of maid s frontaie o ; y Household Effects." L 14006 st.y near W. 8, Treasury. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN | Mich of std Jots han a frontage of Aity (0) feet on tle REALESTATE IN LEIGHTON AND PATKO'S Hes pig aU BDIVISION OF BROOKLAND, mixed, Also all the poke effects, ail in the 1 ix HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Bi depth of three bundred Gi00) fect to Linthicws place. These lots will each be offered rit is ALSO One Superior Soda Fountai: ne Two Silver- ‘mounted Show Cases and Counters” . * latest styles, ‘R & BI . iON. ap90-2t See ee PATALOGUR SALE, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the TIMER ® SLOAN AG OFA District of Co:uubia. passed inequ ty cause No. 12715. ‘The new Sailor L*720RB E PEOAN, Auctioneers, Gocket St, wherein Joseph Gawier ef al are complain 1400 G st.,near United States Treasury. REMARKABLE COLLECTION ants and Laura E. ‘Thornbury et al. are ints, | ‘The said lots will be sold subject to the following Gabaieu! dia os iste chen we: the undersicned trustees, will offer for aule by | condition: ‘That no building “shall be erected om CArEs, ‘COLORS, ENGRAVINGS Rec ke, WATE oF PUESDAY APT ERNOUS, MAT PIFTIO A De TioL, | sniland within 90 feet of the butidine lire” on ; a de AY AFTERNOON, MAY PIFTI AD. 1801, | getcatnd within. 30 f ‘waived or broker ex Uh RAYA Water Octet arene om PAINTINGS, Ninboredermuten in Luton E Paso’ tte | Sigezigeec of ovewrsof Staten of ft fn | A mow portant param, We shall close out the balance of the above stock.ih ded subdivision of @ tract of land calied Brook. | "ost s uird cash, balance tn one im — Sikitlare imany cholee pieces: wold’ without reserve | Being the private collection of « well-known collector fot the Ditrit of Golteatin. ana buimedtate Ag me oe Getereed iH week T- purchased . a LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, | *™ connoisseur, Among some of the most important renee, nthe aad rubdiicion of Brookland” a Bp Teen, Tee eat, payable se ay puthabenstaoeiaieiihaty ctioneers. fmusedistely” thereafter sered four. in bloc chased, oF all cash, at purchaser's, ; [Amare Ee eee ys. Treamary, | YOE® Will be found a fine example of John Constable, | Huuelinttly, thereaiter lot mnmbered four. in block: SE Ly ye te ~ BR. A.. ayrand work by Boddington, a fine Creswick, | Brookland. male. Title to be wood or deposit returned. Pur NOVELTY CAPES, HANDSOME PRIVATE TEAM OF BAY CARRIAGE chasers will be required to wake full settiements HORSES AT AUCTION. R. A., and other works by pit RAR Tuthin swenty ays or eposite wil be forfeited amd z SATURDAY, MAY SECOND, 1891, prey — mw aed owe ia ‘shall offer to my patronset Heereeeg OCA aitarimatd nti [7 STOTMARD.R.A., & AMERKE, mA, Se eee) mmr Se ee Wwe shall sells bandsoine pair of Bay, ‘T. BIRD, B.A., A. VOLLON, JAMES BTACLOR” f Amie OKE-THIED Say ori: ER 13 Leh wt Zisi seat spscdteectelees R tee E. VERBUEKHOVEN, HOGUET, ‘sold. Loose apRakds ‘The price uspally charged, making the ap20s N, Auctioneers, iuired h pe ‘terms | J) ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, BENGINGER, Auctioneer. MARCHETrT, aUEe. PoUSSIN, St esig ere no cou pled witht Steen ry BAS he ‘920 Peniisylvania avenue n. price of these high-class garments at the Wa ORSE, MIERI8, HERZOG, MIGNARD, st of the deluulting purchaser of pur. | VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON L STREET BE- ASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, ; Pay ieee t Rt h ad Be Ti Tape a OR oe steel epee APS aOR oe ae te RSRAY AND AND OTHERS. of the purchasers. OND STRI NORTHWEST. SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT TEN O'CLOCK, with- WM. H. SHOLES, FRONTING EIETL SEVEN FEET BY DEPTH OF folks Peps: slvars for gale from twenty to forty | To be-sold without reserve, at our Auction Booths, OPPS aT ay, } re QREVAONREED ARO FORTESSUL EEE | apet ftw Horses and "Work Horses, bealdee many’ whole | 1400 street, near U. 8. Tressury, on apeo-dieds 4105in st. nw. URTY-FOOT ALLEY. a a aerpipet rie heccrathe dP) Sk LRA: GrzuSEO: SAT, MOURTE ot WEDNESD. . TEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV Y ‘At gution New and Second-hand Carri ae PROPERTY zo Fg oF oer aeente pec ea ape How Do You Bey: auction devoted exclusively to the sale — Sonriieer. “1 HEET AND ON sd OQUARE SEVENTY THREE,” 3 Gsrringes im this city, and fe the sight pace to either | AT ELEVEN a.M., AND THREE P.M., EACH DAY. Mirtue of u decree of the Supreme Court of the | Paving afront of 7 fect op, I street Lye depth of wie ALSO Exhibition, May 4 and 5, from 9: 9 pintter ee tate. ‘nn euuity ‘cause No. | ofthe iuost desirable lots is the northweat Peta west St zrtvate slejt all times ihe most gomplete tock: of Se eee ‘ind “Thouas J.D. | Se sina F subdivided nto munheriase oo? Sorrste, Pussioee engthe, 0, to LATIMER & 810: Fale are defentanta, owe Seite Soe ee oe “Mfcoms mats, Khown of tales A depeat ed 9200 upon, & = wn 8p30-5t_ AN, Auctioneers. | WEDNESDAY, SIXTH DAY OF MAJ, 1801, at FIVE acceptance of bid. If terias of sale are Bot compre Eevawtaices tigen terremgnarcer arom: | J ATID & BLOM, Auctioneers esi tanca BTR Salty raat en; | Sar inten ay som day of wale righ eemened oe Dayton Ws Carte, Harness 14006 st. near U. 8. Treasury. | seven (7) and part of origtaal lot turgbered ten (10) fa | Su,iue proberty at the risk and cost of the efauiting orery Description, i grmlooay square num ‘Swohundredand twenty-seven De ‘bublished in We D.C. ‘con’ pes -BENSINGET. Auction. | asgionmrs s4tz OF STOCK oF uamDwane, | Sheds a ington, District of Columbig, con- | fag" wes at the cost of the purchaser. aps'Shie” RAtCuErE, DaRE & (00. Augtioncers, TAINED IN STOKE RO. dase, SEVENTH | ninw om line of North D erect st the southeast conser CBASCERY SALE OF wal vaste SMPROYED ave. BW, an BETWEEN AND Q STREETS fig ee | glen five (5) and running thence west a ON BID SIXT! IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE BY NORTHWEST. | fon’ sald street twenty-nine (2v) feet ten (10) inches, REET ‘@ AND STREETS * ot aLooute oF Becker iat need, ot geciement (made, by. Arthur | thence north forty-seven (47) leet oaven, ft NORTHWEST. ABOUT 7.00) IMPORTED PLANTS, Pabie auction ob Mi ONDAY Mat SOURTE Seven (i) thence west awe andr feet to pets h cerry ot the Supreme, Court of the pt thse SLTER O'CLOCK A.M on the premises, NO. street west; thence north on street west | in equity cause No. ‘Miles PR SEVENTH STRERT NORTE gta entire stock seven (42) fost coven apd. oped it (736), =i Hardware, ‘Tools, Housefurnisitags, "oon east oue hundred ILACS, HYDRANGEAS, | tained therein. lot uumbered tpn (10) north nineteen (19) feet ; FLOWERING TS. ¥ ‘Tools, thence east fivd (5) 100k Ge ime To be sold absolutely within our sales abd show rooms, Street ‘thence along suid’ north’ treet tweath tour Cory nos GED feet ton (10) inches to the east ine ot lot THURSDAY, APKIL 7 MBI ieTH, 1801, AT Yen. (10), and thence south one hundred and ninety SATURDAY, 04; Dy Wei. AT QUARTER- ferme Gnethtrd cash: batauce tu ty - FOUR ‘ments, si one and two years from date of in- now Qistribution. terest at the rate of six (G) per centum per avon oe plea Sm og eerie see om vise one a or at be option of the All con ‘Ba E, DABR & CO., XSepouit of #350 will bei at wale. ay24-tmy? ‘Avetlonéers, Tents of tale to be con plied wich within fftess RATHITS PARE 8 00. Ser oe