Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1891, Page 6

6 CITY AND DISTRICT. (> Tur Evexixo Stax is everywhere recog- nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the counting-room, the work- shop, and the family circle. Pretty much D.0, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1891 THE WHEELMEN AND THE LAW. Bicyclists Without Lamps Taken to the Police Court. “The officers will arrest all bieyclers that ride faster than lawallows. See police regulations.” Such was the order sent out from police head- quarters last evening and a number of arrests were made in consequence. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers ULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN! HORSES AND CARRIAG! eat OUR AUCTIO! TEN Octock Fabhateso ts PakTe AT Qne, fine Walnut "Book Case. ain Case, Sa lor Furniture, Couches, 1 pity Bi Chamber, AUCTION SALES. FUTUKe DAYS. ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers TRUSTEES" OF TWOSTORY BRICK SALE DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, SOUTH FAST CoRNDE NINETEENTH AND “KR STREETS NORTHWEST. AUCTION SALES. == ee rere KE DAYS. RATCUPFE, DARR & 00, aecticncers, | BY AUCTION OF Two. PLLAK FRAME HOUSE. im AWALY STREET, BET pis SOUTHWEST. Dastardly Attempt to Throw an Express ‘From the Track Fortunately Frustrated. ‘A dastardly attempt was made on Monday night to wreck the Pacifie express on the West Shore road, a little delay in starting the train saving the passengers from what would proba- bly have been instant and terrible death. On HOUSEKEEPERS ARE WARNED against the impositions of a company of females, who, under the lead ofa male agent, are now infesting the kitchens of this city, performing a trick which PEREMPTORY 84) STORY AND ¢ THIRTEEN-AN! CAND D STRE E = eof a deed of trast duly, reconted, tm Liter is Fy Mantel and Pier Mirrors, ne ‘and |, — et seq... one the ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. everybody in the District reads it regularly. It Sof the delay to the Pocifie a A x Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Cham nee for the District of Coluniris, and at the mquest of te | FIUST INS AT SEE OCLOCK we sal ool ie tee Wa. Jack jang colored man, was one | sccoun 7 express th te! te baki wders. Peds, Furniture (ot every Gewcription, rae! and | purty meowtTh heron ee aii is therefore much the best advertising medium | op the persons azrested and he was tried be. | Haverstraw local palled out ahead of it and had ey pretend is a test of ing powders. crn Cooking Emp reetinn Bowes, &8c. | a tat af fhe Prue on MONDAY. TWENTE: | TTR im the city; and, in proportion to circulation, its advertising rates are also niuch the cheapest. reached a point a little befond Little Ferry when an explosion occurred. The train con- sisted of an engine and two cars and the only FTH Day oF D. 1801, at HALF-PAST VE.O'CLOCK P.M. dhe. followine dewriied teal : im the chy of ‘Washington, District St fore Judge Kimball this morning for not having lamp and bell on his tricycle. It was not very dark when he was arrested and so far os the ALSO, At ELEVEN O'CLOCK, 11 sect y or Unters alas selene : my i4-St It having been intimated that these persons : LAT God stiveas Ualted State Treasury. are the paid agents of the Royal Baking Powder inane ‘ont aah. et the jyur-haser’ thnecfsale. “Terme to b apatinancbed Seca tae raat ot RR YY ‘ANACOSTIA. lamp was concerned the judge excused him of | damage inflicted was the breaking of the car 2% 4 2 = ETSEE SE QO sn eGuare wumbered cme hundred and | ani cost of ‘elautine parhesst Ail teaserteenes — that part of the charge. Jackson is cripple, | Windows ‘The train was stopped and the train} © Company, this is to advise all concerned that this OUR AUCHON. ROGME RATERDARS MAT | Soman ot wid egaage ig Elise & Bansthncneaes | ees at Purchase AY ns FPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAINMENT. having the use of only one hand, and on that | hands went back and found about three feet of . SRR TARR SS ENGNG AT TEN | (pthc murceyors office of aaid city. towether with a a Ratti A large and demonstrative audience lled | account Lawyer Peyton asked tobave his per-| track completely torn ont anda hole blown ont} © Company has no relation whatever to them, that grrench Mate Mirrors. Handsome Olcomraphs and | lores Lereliinaeuia tol apsertenctts ets Bis | | TRITED ATATES Ba RRWATS BALE Masonic Hall last night to witness the musical | [081 bonds taken. He aleo stated that Jack- | of the earth beneath it. It wasa wonder that Eneravines. Parlor Purniture in sites at separate | ming or in any wise appertuning rms: One-thint cash. tl years. of a writ of fen fou and literary entertainment given under the their so-called test is a sham, and that the females rex, Folding Beds, Oak China Closet, W: Dther Ghamber Furniture, New Hale’ Mate ut and, son was a newsboy and earned his living with io the local passed over it safely, The Pacific ¢ fer of rust on the Drop ‘cent, secured by a deed of trust be auspices of Anacostia Chapter, No. 408, of the | the asai f his tricycle. Judge Kimball | press, which was close behind, was flagged and : Jhusk Mattresses, Show Cases and Counters, ‘larze | &P'¥ sold, or all ‘cash. at the opion oF the ‘ rat of Cas cours hows doar 4 i Epworth Leegae. * The suihropapb one, a canes Seis > once Beytou'stuggestion | #vitched around the torn track and then pro- are instructed and employed to perform these Se ae ae sasha wee Stet Se tra Fiial witl'in Gecemitays | sf TWELNE OLOCK Mt ahh tng ah screen, upon which is painted Gclef wi dd Jackson had to pay a fine of 35. eeded on its way. 2 i ‘ALSO, fron % Ril mtetest of € wd Speriees a ths Lincs ‘aad spaces forthe Zaces eens Higa, ‘another defendant, forfeited pits tupponed thatthe explosion was, cansed tricks and make false statements in all kitchens Faesp teat ond ether Intin Banbete, Tevtich | Re pcchasd sitar Sve Spe ences Ieee | Sa ea rerne: singers, was seen for 5 collateral. wreel placed a cai . x 3 8S deecriptic resale in some newspaper publisher fashineton, | dames FW Vawe Two selections were rendered by the anshro- | “Howard Mills also forfeited his collateral. | ridge on the track and who hoped to trow the | to which they can gain access, by concerns who _ |-avoiatalitmeantuptonvurofsaien mpiser™ | BOC Vail cotveyannr tad secording' at tbe oat | ee area eae se Pophonic vocalists. who were as follows: So-| Policeman ee ee eee ae ee eee ey. & BENSINGER, Auctioneer. OSEPM ATKINS, i veoves hereon Nelned and sees Poe rey, Florence ne for not 3 A S. i anthesis Trostees : =i SE wrinan, Annie Simpeon and Mary Bivens: | having a light ox his bicycle. ‘Wille a small | valuables for the weetend on Moninraigne| are trying to palm off upon housekeepers an WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. | RATCLIFFE. Dall #00 MMR” mg taanda, watt Becclics Ses Shigainy sates altos, Misses Mildred Peck and Mary McLean; boy and is hardly large enough to ride a bicycle. ithad about $75,000 on board. Had the ex- : fe . b d f b ki PEREMPTORY, SALE OF ae ee ee Pescansox BROS., A — a é Co DAMIR. M. RANSDELL, bawwor, Theodore Snell and Frank McLean. | Wien arrested he was in group of bicycles | press not been delayed it would surely ‘have inferior brand of baking powder through the GiEs: AAR NESS Go ke. Deb tnd D ste, my 1:mojes Prof. B. E. Messer acted as director and Miss | and all the others had lights. n thrown into the cut, as all of the long line ss i A ‘Will be soldat the Bazaar, No. 940 Louisiana ave- FLFVEN FINE BUILDING (Sane te Cora €. MeLean as pianist. A flag drill was | “"Willic's father promised that his boy would | of cars would not hav ‘as safely over operation of fallacious and deceptive methods. Thats Seay eine, Bak. ae NTH SURtEE WEST Be ven by the Concordia drill squad of Wash- | not violate the law again, and the judge took | the torn-out track as the t local did. De- : THIET? HEAD OS ORK AND DRIVING SSTRPAES, S0ULH AND | 5, m, composed as follows: Captain. H. F. | his personal bonds. tectives are working on the case. There has The Royal Baking Powder. Compan in no HOKSES AND MAKES. SEVENTH AND K GIREETS | TWO MEW PRE aon Te Dunkhorst; privates, Misses Louise Willige, | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Owen were out | been an attempt on the part of tho railroad of- gz pany Intending buyers wiil do weil to attend this sale. trust deed to us duly: inthe} PLOVEMEN oS INCL AND NS Faatine Focp ter, Florence Pings Pile Haines, | riding without lights. and they left $10 col-| ficials to hush up the mafterand yesterday they | ace erp] ha d wh hi BAY FAMILY HORSE: PRE WEE eC Oe seas] EH STRK Mamie Ruppertus, Lillie Dunkhorst, Katic | jateral for their appearance. __ | denied the truth of the story to a reporter. ploys such agents, and whenever the Sound and can be driven Uys Tandy. topether with « Rint DAL OF MEE eb ON: |_O= woxDat Dunkhorst, Florence Johnson, Lillie Baier, | The policeman in the case did not appear in ———_+eo —____ thi A x fine Fainily Extension Top Carriaxe and Harness. vsen, AT HALP-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK | FIVE OCLOOK'P. Lizzie Ketiler, Bertha Krouse; manager, Fred” | court in time to sweat to an information, and| THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK. name of this Company is used to gain entrance ee See ee SUare or ag erick Hohoft. "The remainler of the program | consequently no charge was filed againet Mr. ih th li os ee Cn th stives weet Sen UL AO aK "by tue wow’ was: Address jerbert F. Allen; piano solo, | "The rol called in] OMcers to Be Voted f wember se ‘wo Now hes been sutdivicted hy Pome His Seaig-anereoe tii el on ae Owen. ‘the case ith : a fhe oted for at the No ouses, the applicant, no matter how respec: fat Caria erry he ese ae ‘i lora M. Etzler: sextette, Misses Pumphrey,| 4 warrant was issued for Wilham jetcher : i ny ld iy depth of M110 Peck, McLean, Bivens, Messrs. Suell and Mc-| top alieged fallure toheves light on his Dicsce, | 4% Albany special says: The thats enayaien table in appearance, should be regarded and SE WILLLRW 8 GOT | sey, peers Lean: song. Mr. Charles Roberts of Washing- | and the case will probably be tried Saturday. ® year promises to open early and to be more d : W — - 2 #th street west anda depth of 01.10 seston K ton, irs. Erontnoan, accompaaist pia wlom arash cancer farina exciting than any other inrecent yearn. There| treated as an imposter. Male OF ROU SEEOLD Ties llSace admiral situate for bailing and Prog Rendon Ladall and Mise Corvie Paeg¢°:| ej claimed that there ia uo law relating to | *F° Jot of offices to fill, and candidates may be ENcING AT TES wii te sodeon nas rulers, expected to blossom long before the time when Terns: One-third Mr. Darton Miller, soug, Miss May L. Eichel- | the speed of bicycles. Royat Baxtnc PowbEr Co. TSience, mone and two | sory cm De NO. 130) RUSTRIE STIN 4 tes to be civen for def. red payments beating | be reqiited on sack they usually come to the front. Here is a list : shanoeslig | ed ‘with iu fifteen aye fron Uiay of ‘ualee berger, Prof. Isdell, accompanist. Several! The sections of the police regulations relat- y v © cases sold tableatx were presented. | The performance | ing to bicycle riding Sn gations Choe feces me November: 106 Wall St., New-York. deposit ot S103 LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, closed with the dialogue, ‘“Assisting Hezekiah, governor and lieutenant governor. : ere “All bicycies and tricycles in motion after sundown shall display a suitable light and also with Mr. Dana A. Davenport as /izekuah Sprig- gins, Mise Flora M. Etzier as Mathilda Slocur snd Mr. Herbert F. Allen as Ebernezer Hunker- ton. The entertainment committee was com- of Mr. Frank A. Dony, Miss M v. hardson, Mr. 8. Russell Bowen, Miss Etzler, Miss Mclean and Mr. Allen. ANACOS“IA BASE BALL CLUB The Rappabann ick ball team of Anacostia has been reorganized and rechristened “The Anacostia Base Ball Club.” Its membership is: Catcher, Maurice Arnold; pitcher, Kelly; first base, B. Duvall; ‘second base, Thomas Leonard; third base, Arthur Eno; short stop, J. King: left field, George Wrignt; ‘center field, Milton Filius; right field, Irvin Lyles; substi- tutes, Arthur Tew and —’ Tolson: manager, E. Williamson. The boys are working daily and will soon receive their suits, white flannel shirts, white flannel trousers, red hose, white have a light gong or bell so attached thereto as to be readily sounded to warn persons of their approach. a. “Bicycles and tricycles shall sound a light bell or gong when necessary to warn persons of their approach.” ‘The reason given by Maj. Moore for iseuing the order is that innumerable complaints have been made against bicyclists because of their alleged recklessnefs. ‘The particular case complained of was that of a wife of an army officer whose dress came in contact with a bicycle and was soiled. Maj. Moore also had some experience with a fast rider of a bicycle and has reason to complain of fast riding at the 15th street crossing of Pennsylvania avenue. probeicbem Hurt by Falling Timber. Yesterday Edward Davis was slightly hurt by upper shoes and white caps with red cord and vigor. ‘this is a junior organization, the age maximum being sixteen. It throws the gaunt- let to any similar organization m the District. A QUIET WEDDIN Mr. James B. Allen and Martha E. Smith were married at the Met rodist parsonage last night by Rev. Dr. Ezik'sl Richardson. Only intimates of the bride and groom were present. The bride, a handsom: brunette, was modestly attired in brown cashmere with plait- ings on the skirt. Her hat and gloves matched the remainder of her toilet. NOTES. Anacostia Tent, 138, I. O. R.. at its last meet- ing listened to add -esses from Messrs. Bencni Milstead, Leon A. Milstead, James T. Loveless, James T. Harrison and Wm. P. Keily. Anacostia Junior T nt last evening was ad- dressed by Mr. Miles and Mr. Griith. Music by Mr. Fillins. ‘The two pumps on Stanton aven :e, Hillsdale, are, oat of repair. Mr. John T. Taymon has been made stabl2 boss of the Anacostia railroad. Mineola Tribe of Red Men will secure a dis- the breaking of a scaffold on the building at 14th and K streets, a piece of timber falling on his head and cutting it. Dr. Hale at the Emergency Hospital atiended him and he was sent to his home, 475 434 street southwest. pias = cima Again Becoming Insane. Last evening Wm. Free of 807 I street north- ‘west was arrested by Officer Boland, at the re- quest of his friends, as he was evidently becom- ing insane. Mr. Free is an iron worker and was once before insane, having some years ago at- tempted suicide, and on that occasion Officer Loftus hai a fearful tussle with him. His con- dition bad so much improved that he was di charged from the asylum, but owing to anxiety about his work the malady has returned, and ‘it was feared last night that he wanted to take the life of his wite. "He was locked up. grccdetico hastens ‘The Morton Cadets’ Fair. ‘The fair of the Levi P. Morton Cadets, now in progress at the Masonic Temple, is meeting with great success. Last night the attendance was very large and the different booths were Rensation allowing it to turn out on Memorial The a, Thro: th Europe in Fi cts” is The play “ ag! in Four Acts” in rehearsal at St. Elizabeth. Dr. A. M. Green has bought of Mr. James E. Hawiey the vacant lot on the east side of Mon- roe between Washington and Jackson streets for $1,300. ‘The Anacostia and Prince George's County Democratic Club met last night and partially arranged its program for the approaching local ean) paign. Anacostia Commandery United Orde- of the Golden Cross had a well attendod meeting last \t. AM caccies Samier of tho local railway has Tesigned. Mr. James Neal left last night for Norfolk. ——__ - Dox’r Miss tHe Orroarcxrrr of b 10 and 15 cent ground in the northwest. You will never regret such an investment Wesley Heights. —Adet. — Gen. Hampton's Farewell to Politics. The celebration of the hundredth anniver- sary of the first meeting of the legislature in Columbia, S.C., began yesterday. At 12 o'clock parade escorted Gen. Wade Hampton, orator of the day, to the fair grounds. Gen. Harap- ton said his political career was ended. On the speaker's stand were Gov. Tillman and staff, Senator M. C. Butler, Maj. W. H. Brawley, Col. William Elliott, ex-Gov. H. 8. Thompson, Gen. Joseph H. Earle and other distinguished guests. A people's ball was held last night at the fair Froands, The celebration will continue three days with @ grand displa; works Friday night. Be Eecent Michigan Legislation. ‘The bill increasing the tax upon chair, sleep- ing and perlor cars, fast freight lines and car- loaning companies from 23; to5 per cent bas passed the Michigan senate by a vote of 21 to 1. The increased tax upon gross receipts from point to point within the state is consid- €red no more than equal to the tax of 25; per cent on the Tata earni: The bill to vent the importation of ‘Pinkertons. passed the house. house the Dill estab- lishing the legal rate of interest at 5 per cent, the judgment rate 7 per cent. As much as 10 per cent is allowed when made the subject of a contract. Another Outbreak in Hayti Feared. Advices received from correspondents in Hayti indicate that another political outbreak, which may result in a civil war, is imminent. ‘This feeling prevails generally throughout the country and is streng:1-:ed by the fact that Within the past few wees President Hypolite has thrice escaped assas ation at the hands of his political enemies. Th: latest attempt was mele recently. The presid: :t, while riding in company with a few officers near the ony of Jacamet, was fired upon by four men and two of hid companions Killed. The assassins es- eaped. The government papers denoance the gtlempted amassination as & cowardly attack bya defeated political part?, while on the other hand the opposition papers openly state that a revolution 1s imminent. —+2-— Ber a lot in Brightwood Park, addition to the city. See advertisement under lots.—Adrt. pdenven mein Fresh Victims of the Mafia, Advices from near Carrientez, Argentine Re- public, give the details of the murder of a family of four by order of the Mafia. They were Ricardo Monari, his wife and two sons ‘They had incurred the emnity of Luigi Zolazzi Decause they did not encourage his atteutions to Leonora Shacci, a niece of Monari’ wife,who lived with them. " Monari and Zolazzi had sev- eral quarrels, and in February Monari received & note siqued Roberto Franconi, president of the Mafia, commanding him to give Leonora to Zolazzi under penalty of death. He again refused 's command for the girl. On ‘the night of March 8, while the family six masked men armed with knives entered the elder Monari was stabbed and noise aroused the others and in ensued Zolazzi and Mrs. Monari were killed. Leonora es- The Mafisos then put the Ht FF liberally patronized. Aclass of Prof. Sheldon’s pupils gave a pleasing exhibition of fancy danc- ing and after 10 o'clock dancing was generally indulged in. ‘The young gentomen of the cadet corps deserve praise for their energy and courage in projecting this fair, and their friends assert that it will result in a handsome addi- tion to their corps fund. The number and lib- erality of the buyers present last evening seem to justify this prediction. gael A New Investment Company Organized. ‘The Brighton Park Mutual Home and Invest- ment Company was organized at a public meet- ing held last evening at Kifles’ Hall by the election of the following board of directors: W. Kesley Shoef, Edward Graves, James E. Waugh, J. M. Baldwin, J. H. Flanagan and F. H. Smith of Maryland, and J. 8. Swormstedt, A. Burg- dorf, B. F. Leighton, J. G. Hester and Thomas R. Brooks. Mr. T. M. Baldwin of Laurel, Md., resided, George W. Evans was sectetary and '. A. Stier treasurer. prea mes High School Tennis Tournament. In the High School tennis tournament yester- day preliminary round C. H. Cooke defeated Thompson, 64, 6-4; Gregg defeated E. H. Cook, 6-4, 6-2. Armes defeated Towner, 6-2, 6-1; ‘Ritter defeated Chevney, 6-1, 6-2; 'Hil defeated Knight, 6-0, 6-0. In the first round Clark defeated Smart, 6-3, 62; Kitter defeated Cheyug, 6-2; Gregg de- feated H. K. Cook, 6-0, 6-0, and Easterman de- feated Ogden, 8-6,'1-6. ——_ ‘The Progressive Benefit Order. A very large membership attended the meet- ing of the Progressive Benefit Order last night. The following officers were elected for the en- suing year: Leonard R. Vinten, past president L Gans, president; Jerome Lang, vice presi- dent; H. D. Letcher, secretary: 8. L. Kohn, treasurer; H. C. Shute, chaplain; Wm. Baum, guard; H. Kann, sentinel. Keports of the offi- cers were exceptionally favorable—all the first certificates were promptly met and paid. Much interest centers on the visit of the supreme ofi- cers from Boston, who will be here on the 25th instant. A reception will be tendered them at the Academy of Music, where an exceptionally fine musical program will be presen’ poigmasbsroulsteah ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. S. ‘Thompson et al. to Hannah McGuire, pts. 1 and 2, sq. 580; $1,750. J. E. Beall to G. M. Evans, lot 29, bik. 1, Fairview Heights; $—. Same to ©. M. Barrick, sub 11, eq. 278; $—. J.P. V. Ritter to J. F. Duhamel, sub 45, uq. 821; $1,495. J. F. Dubamel to Henry E. Kalusowski et al., im trust. same property; $—. N. Herfurth to J. B. Nicholson, pt. 2, sq. 537; $2,300. N. F. Herfurth to same, pt. 16, do.; 3—. parison Sad Death of a Child. ‘The little three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kittron of 608 Maryland avenue south- west was badly burned on Tuesday by setting his clothes on fire with a match and died yee- terday after suffering for twenty-four ——— ‘How Atlanta Shames Us. To the Editor of The Evening Star: For over twenty years I have lived in Atlanta, Ga., returning to Washington only last fall. ‘That is a city of some 70,000 population and as nearly every house stands by itself it covers a good deal of ground, but notwithetanding the area covered and the amount of space around each house the city authorities remove twice s week or oftener all ashes, garbage and refuse of every kind from all premises within the fire limits. “ That being the case and the south not having much reputation for enterprise, i my surprise when on my return to this city I find that I must take care of my ashes and slops as long or as short a time as I saw fit and then must hunt up and hire some one to re- move them. I respectfully submit that the city authorities should not'enly remove them frequently, but should not allo w them to be accumulated. Native si ae - A Peculiar Freak. Nature plays many pranks with her children. One of the strangest is that of Herr Bismarck, and threw them into the river, y afterward floated amd were found. Documents on Zolazzis body showed that he companious were members of the ———_+e- Conflict Expected In Venemela. + ‘News has been received here from Caracas to the effect that the shooting of aa Englishman on Venezuelan territory by an officer of that Government some weeks ago has added another @ young German, who has been twice ship- wrecked ut sea. He styles himself “The Man Pensances he to possessed of un crdteary oS pearances an ordinary cra- nium, he passes silver wires through his and brings them out through his month. also performs tricks of He will appear at the Globe Theater next Friday night. ea pean A secretary of state, controller, treasurer, attorney general and state engineer. An entire senate of thirty-two members. An entire assembly of 128 members. Ten justices of the supfeme court, to serve fourteen years each. A Representative in Congress to succeed the late Gen. Spinola, Four county judges, four surrogates, thirty- five sheriffs, thirty-nine county clerks, eleven district attorneys, sixteen county treasurers, besides many minor county officers. A mayor of Brooklyn, register of Kings county and several municipal officers in other cities. The leading republican papers are advocat- ing the plan of ‘holdin az carly state conven tion and. beginning the fight long before the usual time. Nothing on this subject has yet been heard from the democrats. If the repub- licans adopt the idea of forcing the fight no one interested in. politics will have reason to seek far for entertainment. THE FLORIDA SENATORSHIP. Call's vote in the Florida democratic caucus last night ran up to 53, seven short of his high- est ballot. This was due to the votes of Mann of Baker county and Parker of De Sota, who had previously been supporting Bloxham. Two ballots were taken, the seventy-fourth and seventy-fifth in the fight, resulting: Call, 53; Mays, 44; Bloxham, 1. A special from Tallahassee to the New York Times says: The three members of the legisla- ture from Jefferson county are tho most im- portant men in Florida just now. One of them, D. H. Mays, is ranning for United States Senator in the caucus and is voting regularly either for Bloxham or Long. The other two, Senator Thomas and Representative Morris, are voting for Call. But both factions are fighting hard for these two votes, the one to hold them, the other to get them away from Call. The city is full of Jefferson county men, lobbying for one side or the other, and the —— interest centers in the result. e Cali men tell these two legislators that if they desert Call they will antagonize his friends, who in turn will knife Pasco two years from now. Jefferson county has sct her heart ona second term for Pasco, The anti-Call men tell them that if they persist in supportin; Call they will split the party in the county an thus kill Pasco off sure. So the two represen- tatives are between Sevilla and Charybdis, and likely to go on the rocks any day. If they quit Call it means a general break for Mays, and the Call men are making a desperate effort to hold them. So far they have been successful. ——— ee —___ Ex-Secretary Fairchild’s Silver Purchase Plan. The Young Men's Democratic Club of Provi- dence last night gave a complimentary dinner to the Hon. Charles 8. Fairchild, ex-Secretary of the Treasury. Franklin Owen presided and about seventy guests sat down to table. Ex- Secretary Fairchild spoke upon silver and cur- reney. After discussing the function of cur- Tency and pointing out the importance to the business world of maintaining a gold basis the ex-Secretary said: “My proposition is that the Secretary of the Treasury should be allowed to buy silver bullion to an unlimited extent; then to iseue silver certificates against it or coin cer- tificates,but to have a safety valve which would stop the process when the business of the coun- try demonstrated that the issue of silver had gone farenough. The maximam of silver,beyond the outstanding certificates, might be held by . When $10,000,000 of silver had accumulated it would bea warning that the business of the country was getting more silver than it needed. Then let the ‘purchase of bullion cease until the surplus diminished to $5,000.00, when the purchase might begin again. It is not a question of sentiment, but of what kind of tools shall be used in the trans- action of business.” pasate Ate ae Col. Cockerill Retires. From the New York Sun. Col. John A. Cockerill, who has been identi- fied with the World since it was purchased by Joseph Politzer, about eight years ago, sev- ered his connection with that paper last Satur- Ye The Catholic Knights Stirred Up. Some discussion ocenrred in the convention of the Catholic Knights of America in Phila- delphia yesterday over an objection to the re- port of the committee on appeals and griev- ances approving the action of Supreme Presi- dent Coleman in deciding that a man who ved himself to be a practical Catholic could Vedi member of the order.. Father Barry of Chattanooga, in. an animated speech, declared that the constitution of the order re- quired that the certificate of a spiritual director or pastor should accompany the application. He held that in admitting the person alluded to the organic law had been violated by the su- preme bead. He moved the appointment of a special committee of five to consider the sub- ject and report, and he algo moved that there one priest on that committee, and that it be not appointed by the supreme t. This motion caused « sensation in the council and an animated discussion ensued. Father Barry's motion was, however, finally laid on the tal and the report of the committee on a and grievances on the subject was adop' Scsvrsax Hawprcart GRAND POOL, $100,000. To be run at Sheepshead Bay, June 16, 1801. ossnnneeeseeeensveees «850,000 wesecensene 35,000 seeteeseeeesss 15,000 To obtain tickets remit by registered letter, P.O. money order, or by express, to the order of NEW HAVEN JOCKEY CLUB, New Haven, Conn. myll-lo AUCTION SALES. ATIMEE & SLOAN, Auctioneers. VERY Y ROVE AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES. —___7HI8_arrxi Cus. W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker, ‘W21 F st. aw. VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON K STREET BE- TWEEN 15TH AND 16TH STREET NORTH- WEST BY AUCTION, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOUR- eae 1891, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell in PART OF LOT 13, SQUARE 199, FRONTING 22 FEET 9 INCHES ON K ST. WITH A DEPTH OF 82 FEET. Tits Jot is one of the finest in the city, being in the most fashionable neighbor- hood, near’ many fine and costly private resiiences, and itis seldom an opportunity is offered to buy such XY public sale, ‘One-third cash, balance in one and two years Pith terest. eccured by’ deed of truston the preuiises, oral cash, at the purchaser's option. A deposit 200 required at time of sale. Terns to be complied with in Afteen days from the day of sale, or the richt is reserved to resell at the risk and cost of the defanit- ing. eer. Al conveyancing, Bc. cost. my6-dkds "[HOmAs DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE Propert; Teri EAST SIDE OF THIRTY-SECOND STREET HIGH) IN GEORGETOWN, D. C., ABOVE STREET, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, 1891 at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, T will it square 110, fronting’ 27, feet of High or’ 32d. street bya depth of 130 feet, improved by s brick blacksmith and wheelwrisht shop. and_ twelve by 8 deed of truston the proj at the option of the pur- ae cost. veya THOMAS DOWLING & BON” my8-d&ds Auctioneers. ‘HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMORIAL BRIDGE, IMPROVED BY A FRAME DWELL- By virtue of a decree of the Equity Court of the Su- Brome, Court of the District of Columbia filed April 7 INO, 1m equity cause No. 12:44, entitled Jonn Méany vs. John Cumberland et al., the undersigned ‘will sell on the premises on THURSDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, 1501, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the east haif front by the depth of orizinal lot two, the east haif front by the depth of oriinal lot fi square twenty-two (22), Washington, D.C., sald part ‘of lot two (2), fronting thirty-ciht (38) féet one (1) inchs on Water sireet by an averace depth of about one Lundred and aixty (160) feet, and the east half of said Jot tive (5), fronting thirty-five (35) feet_nine (W) inches on D street by a depth of one hundred and ten (110) feet, said parts of lots adjoining each other at the rear. ‘The undersixned reserva the righ: to offer said Pigces separately or as a whole. ‘Terins of sale: Une-third cash, one-third in one erty, or all cash, and one-third in two years, to'bear interest, and de- ferred pay tents to be secured by deed of trust on tho Preinises #0.d, oF ih, at the option of the pur- Phaser: A'deposit of $200 to be mate by the Pure chaser at. the tine of sale. If terme of sale are nos Souuplied with within te days travtoos ronerve Fai tovacil at defauitine purchaser's Tak and cost. conveyancing at purchaser's cost: JACKSON H. HALSTON, Trustee, builane, 117 ste aw. HANCERY SALE OF FOUR UNIMPROVED LOTS CaN CUOLGNBTA MulunTS, SELCATED Og WHITNEY AVENUE AND ON ” KENYON STREET NEAR 14TH STREET EXTENDED, AND ON KENESAW STREET NEAR 13TH STREET EXTEND! By virtue of an order of, the Supreme Court of the District of” Columbia, inadevoa the Sith des of Jane uary, 1801. in equity cause No. 12,522, wherel ent W. Ferwuson and others are’ con: ‘Arthur E. Bateman and others are defendants, w Sell tothe highent bidder. im trout of the. THURSDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DA’ a peu. cing QUARTER PAST FOUR ("CLOCK ‘counmuenc the foliowins described real estate in the county of Washinton, District of Columbia. Lots nuinbered thirteen (13), ten 10) and four (4) in block nuzuber thirt; , and lot nuzbered two (2) in block twenty-three (23) of Join Sherman. Trus- 's. subdivision of part of “Mount Pleasant and said subdivision being kuown as Co- , contains 10,312% square feet. Tot 10, biock :i7, contains 16.220 suuare feet. Lot 4,"block ifr, contains 9.541% square feet, Tot 2: block contains 43,0625 square feet. ‘The satd fote willbe ‘sold ‘separately and will be of- ven. of sale as to each lot’, One-third cash and the in, two qual, installments inoue and two rear, by the prowissory notes of poe jaser and deed of trust on the prop-rty sold and beur interest at 6 per cent per annum until paid, Payable semi-annually, oF all casi, at, the option of ie purchaser. A cash deposit’ wild) be re- quired | at” time of “sale "as _ follows: ‘on lot 45, block, 57, $250: on lot 10, block 37. $400; on jot & block 337, #: ‘on lot, block 2:1, #600. ‘im ten days . 8250 If tig terms of sae be not complied’ w from day of saie, the receivers reserve the right to re- Scll'at the risk sh cost of the defaulting purchaser. All couveyaucinx and reconing at the expense of the Purchaser or purchasers. PUrEPPA HUNTON, building, | Roce 201k SHA | avr p27. 500 oth st. DUNCANSON BROB., Auctioncers. ook THIS EVENING. NFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers, RATOUNTE, DARED nbiylvanio avenue n.w, COLLECTION OF FINE MODERN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGS By Favorite and Well-known Artists, And many others,collected by a well-known New York | SALE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY (Day and Evening), MAY 13, 14and 15, AT OUR GALLERIES, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- NUE, ELEVEN A.M. AND HALF-PAST SEVEN P.M. myl1-dkas FUTURE DAYS. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ction, 1 Shae near U. 8, Treasury. RING AND OTHER ES, GERA NG ROSES, SAS, DAHLIAS, PALMS, PA’ i NGIA, RHODODENDRONS, Tow), MAY FIFTEENTH, LOCK, at Our salestooms, 1400 G street, near U.S. Treasury, we shall sell a choice igninen i‘ oe PSEMREES atoan, ancooses, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF EXTRA LARGE ROSES, HAKDY “RHODODENDRONS, “JAPA- NESE AND CHINESE AZALEAS AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS FROM’ “JOHN SAUL'S At foom. corner 1 yamua avenue; FINDAY, MAY O'CLOCK Pit. my 132 . VEN’ UCTION Ww ae aa ‘937 7TH ST. N.W. INTIRE CONTENTS OF A DRY GOODS AND VA- O'CLOCK, “AND OUT, NAMING Goob: [Oth street and Pennsyl- SSeS SPT “WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctionéers. AND | FLANNE! DRESSES. READY-MADE UN ALSO SMALL LOT OF CLOTHING. FIREWORKS, ASSOKTED LOT OF STATIONERY, COMPRISING 5,000) MEMORANDUM BOOKS VERY. DESCRIPTION, TAB: ELOPES, INK, NCILS, FAN 3 NITION IN DETAIL. SALE PEREMPTORY, WITHOUT RESEI WM. LOWE 1 my12-3t AU WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO... Auctioneers, ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES, WILLOW WARE, PLATFORM AND. COUNTER SCALES, SHOW CASES, ICE BOX. COFFE MILL, TEA CADDIES. ETC., iC On FRIDAY, “MAY FIFTEL 2 O'CLOCK A. "M.. “we shall seli at the’ well known store northwest corner 12th and 8 streets northwest & ‘Weil assorted stock of eroceries naiued in part. PLATFOKM AND GOUNTEM SCALES. COFFEE MILL,” SHOW CASES. TEA | CADDIES, SACKS OF SALT, BOXES OF SOAP, CAN DLES, SPICES, COFFEES, 1! TELL BROOMS, REFRIGERATOR: CANNED GOO! AWNING AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF "SHELF Goobs ALLY FOUND IN A FIKST-CLASS GROCERY STORE. SALE POSITIVE, it beinz by virtue of an assign- ‘ment for the benefit of creditors. ‘Yerms cash. E. B. HAY, x case WALTER b. WILLIAMS T CO., my12-3t Auctioneers. ATIMER & SLOAN, Ai ap doo d'st.. near U. 8. Treasury. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PRINTING PRESSES, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF TYPE TIRE CONLENTS AND OUTFLT D 18, . 5 By virtue of a chattel deed of trust,recorded 8, INOL, among the land records of the District Timbis, we will sell at public auction om the premises, 509 Datu, .on FRIDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, TWELVE O'C : parts AT WALE-PAST inaton,D-C.,all the goods, chattels and persot erty described in seid deed, and enubrackig in ne Paper Cutter. z, Chandier & Price Gordon Press. So and. Body ‘Type and other articies found in ou and. Body Type len fo . first-class Jon Printing offices beinue the entire contents Of the printing cfice of tie ““Patentes Put Cour dans. fin the tof sald preuises, ‘Terms cash. THEODUIte J. PICKETT, MICHAEL 3. COLLET, my12ate ‘Trustees. Cs CER PALE OF VALUABLE Dunoven TY, EAST. SIDE OF SIXTH ‘WEEN G AND H STREETS in eqnity cause Ni 4s plunttfand Mary J. 1 s we will offer for sule at jn the LIGHTH DAY OF MAY, 1801, at FIVE O'CLOCK B.S. in front of the premises, iot 13, square 486, in the city of Wasiuinzton, D.C. Baid lot tronts 2 i on Gth street and extencis back of even width 85 feet to jind 1s uproved with @ brick house known 35 th street northwest. us Of sale: Une-lalt cash, balance in equal nichts at one and two years’ from day of wale, interest, to besecured Ly deed of trust on the Preuuses sold. A" deposit of €300. will be required when the property is struck off. Conveyancing abd Fee at the purchaser's c , ARLHUK A. BIRNEY 1 NATHANIEL aos Trastecs. 2 La, ave. DUNCANSON BROS. ,Auctioncers, Oui and D sts.n.w. THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL IDAY, THE FIPTEENTH VAY OF MAY, A.D. Be, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. SHARP. SATs Gar.f Trustees. MAY FIFTEENTH, 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premise: sholl'sell the east 24 feet trout on Virginia avenue by. depth of 86 feet of orizinai ivt 2 in square 43, with side rear alley. Lmproved by two two-story brick houses Containing S rooms each, water, Were ‘Now 217 Bete AG Niewinieascntio nortiment. ° “thie property ‘on 10 proposed Wasisington and AFlin- ton railroad: = ci as ‘Terms: cash, balance on Jong time. 6 per gent, All: conveyancing. Se. at Purchasers, cost. 8100 deposit on each piece at thine of sale. muyD-dts HAS. W. HANDY, REAL ESTATE BROKER, Cc sai F ST.N.W, VALUABLE” IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON TWELFTH STREEL, BETWEEN I AND K STREETS NORTHWEST, BY AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1801, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell by public auc- tion, in front of the Ermine, PART OF LOT 5, SQUARE 317, fronting 16 feet on 12th street, with a depth of 67 feet toan fore boon ahaa by aframe house, No. 909 12th Cash ; balance in one and two deed of trust, or all cash, the purchaser's option. A deposit of $200 at time of sale. erin to be complied with in fitteen daysor the bt is reserved to resell at the risk and cost of the de- iti purchaser. Al) eyanci ‘&e., at Spake erehaone, A og rer ah ad! deeds Auctioneers. FUTURE DAys. ATU. DARE & CO., Auctioneers, UABLE THREE! RY VARUARUE APBEESTORY ARISE OD A ea aR BB EAA BELLS, SPEAKING ‘TUBEs, BUR- At, ane. AND HEATED BY HOT TUESDAY No. ST, Plusi: Pario Buites, od ers, Rattan Fancy Tables, Pictures, Glass Ware, Kitchen Keq' ‘ALSO. ALMOST NEW BRUSSELS CARPETS THROUGH- OUT THE HOU rE FOR P. BALLS AND sTa THIS SALE PRESENTS AN TUNITY FUR PARTIES “TO myl4-d&dbs THE ENO. 2050 8" BK Furniture, Jae Curtains and Poles, let Ware, Crockery and es, Be. Hip OF DESIRABLE SIZES ‘CHAMBERS, LiBRAKY AND N ELEGANT OPPOR- RLU r SECURE, FUR TURE, CARPETS, &e., EQUAL TO NEW. AS THE MUST'BESOLD, “AS THE OWNER 18 DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. On FRIDAY AFTERY OND, 1801, at HALF sell in front of the premises LOTS 31 AND 3S? OF KELLOGG’S SUBDIVISION Feat &e.. at cost of purch: in ten days, otherwise right reserved to. resel and cost ot letanitin< purchaser after five days’ adver rm my! TPUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers, FINE BUILDING LOTS ON BOUNDARY STREET OR FLORIDA AVENUE NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREE’ PAST FIVE OCLOCK, we will OF BLOCK 4, Meridian Hill, each Jot frontinz 41.08 feet on Florida avenue, beins two of the best lots of this subdivision, Over. ookting the ity Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two ears, notes to be given tor deterred payments Learing per crnit per andto be secur d by deed o. trust on premises $0.4, all cash, at of ts jum, interest payable senti-annually, ts tof such resale in some newspaper pubuished inston, D.C. Ads DUNCANSON BROS. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded rojorigiof the Districf of Colum ea. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.. {ny aescribed land of Washincton, as and Joun A. Pres-ott's recor (8), nine (9), im block ave Yersity’s recorded Sale, with interest, for winch oF purchasers must be given, secured by d on the property sold, or all cash, urcuacer or Purchasers. A-deposit of two hundred loliars (200) when the property is kno-ked down. Alleonveyencing and recording at _DUNCANSON BRO! T)UNCANSON BROS. Anctioncors, TRUSTEES) CONTINUATION SALE OF VALU. By virtue off ad District of Naylor ot al The FOURTH D. the FOUL PAST FOUR 0, subdivision of “TWINING CITY, {asters and recorded in book No.'6, count Cotmubia, Teri of sale: One-third cash, the balance in equal installmentsat one and two years, notes. to be xiven bearing 6 per cent interest trom day of sale, payable semi-annually, and 10 be secured by a deed of trust om the property sid, or ail chaser. A Geposit of #25 ob each lot sold will be re Hired at thie tinue of suie. chaser's cost. on ay plication of th my12-dks Fendall LATIMER & SLOAN, Aue TRUSTEES) SALE OF 1WO DESIRABLE OnIG- By vire of the deed in trust. dat Stiong the land records of the’ District of Columbia, End fon fie will o TR ae ae Ba atuibered and ait Unlubered ‘ix Lundred and twenty ( SrMaahinatun, eacent tie following described pa 0 Seven (7) inches at tie sontuwest corner thereof front (CHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION. (TEOSTEES: SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERT ON SUMNER EET NE E s STREET NEAR ‘S STREET NOKTHWEST, NEAR HOWARD UNI- VERSITY at the written by, We Will sell at ‘Of the prenises, on sAT HIRD (23D) DAY OF MA and premises, situite in the count District of Co: od being all of sub lots A. B, 4 : fouio the survayor of tlie District of ia. Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in dalance in one and two years from date of tes of the purchaser of trust the option of the chine? if terius of sale are not comp.ied with ni days from dey of sale, the trustees reserve the Tight to resell at cost aud risk of the defaulting pur- chaser oF purchasers. ‘CHAPIN BROWN, ABLE REAL ESTATE WASHINGTON, IN “TW SMItH AND ELLIOTT! DIVISION ‘OF. ESTATE OF TI Supreime Court of the Passed in cause of Naylor v3. Sisz7in’ equity, we, will offer at iicrale on te preuuiaes Berinniug on THURSDAL, ° TY, made by us as pare ict of im tho surveyor's office of the Di sh, at the option of the pur- Conveyancing, &., at pur. If the terms of x'e are Hot complied with within ton days crom day oz sale the trustees re- serve the rizht 10 rese risk and cost of deieultine purchaser after five yablic notic the property im default ai the days? some Rewspaper pub- eof such resale in. D. ustees oF the auctioneers. RICHARD SMITH, Webster Law Unilding. CHARLES A. ELLIOTT, uidinie, soneers. LOTS OF GROUND ON M SIREET BE- Sg AGRIH CAPITOL AND” FIST ‘wers in Us vested under a certain March 14, 1800, duly” recorded TWEI STREETS est of Parties interested therein, Wwe Se on “WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTE TS. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.'M., all of lots, pen sare intheeity eighteen (18), viz: Five (3) feet und beck with that ORIGINAL LOT 3, 2avans: 36, si feet Fe ea [)U C4850 BROS. Auctioncers, eh and D sts. nw. ROPERTY. KNOWN as P SIRLET NOMTMWEST, AT ACO. VALUABLE BUSTNPSs JOHN H. BAR’ THEL.? RAtcuErE, Dank & co. « Frouting 24 feet KS B. Ckoss, JKS, 11 OF FOURTH STREET EAs By virtue of a chattel deed of trust civen to ms and duly recorded in Liber No. 14%, folio 474.et eeg., he Disirwt of Columbia: FWZUt reserved te. Teme SLUM AND WHAKF PROPERTY, AT T TH SKEDT PAST, At ATS ‘CHOY Tk POTOMACHIVER CS § FIGUTFENT, E A soine newspaper pul (CHANCERY BALE aT_AUCTION ALL OF SQUARE 704 | jule “A” attack ENDLESS B 1 ONE DOUKEN PUMP, MOLDING MA- EM ATCHING MA- CHINE, OXF V.GbD-SPLITTING SEARLY ALL OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE 2001, BELONGING TO THE “OTTERBACH™ ESTATE. decree of thie Supres ruta, passed “on the 1 ‘ane of Huchirer et al. We will offer for wa: Feapective parcel ioned, the folowins a CO ofherccoum oc > WOOD SAW, TA- E AND SAWS, VARIETY MOL- Morticina Ma- To which ‘we invite the general attention of machin- nill men, wood and coal dealers and persons im mn day of sale. KICHARD F. PATRO, JOHN H. CLARKE, Ty RATCLIFFE, DARR ONE BAND SAW, search of inact * situated in the city of Washington. X TWENTIETH, 1801, at SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH | ST BELWLEN K AND L STREETS WASHINGTON CrEY. . lic space or park, abd West 1 as in the axgrevate about 45.004 square tect * Unuersivned, trusiee, Will sell at . front of the premises on WEDNESD, mas SQUARE SOUTH ; Med tn the office of the Lots inuaibered 30 a an: Of sale, secured by the. pro the purciaser or purchasers, or the pure of the purchase woney the day of sais, th ment Of the purchase money, % before the trustee wil: conve] t the Fate of € per cout per enn if be aacured by the prominory motes ot tle rchawere, oF the any of their optiv tained until all w Knocked down to the purchaser anust be compiled with within firteen days from day of Sale or the property will be readvertsed and sold at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser. KEW J. DONALDSON, Trustee. Ofice: Census bureatt, corner 34 and G sts. n_w. WAGGAMAN, Auct. -E REAL ESTATE, St COLNER O} ORTHWEST, IN D.C. Supreme Gourt of the Disirict of Columbia, pussed on tle th day of May Isl, in. equity cause ‘No purchase mouey If any purchaser shail fai! to ns of the sale within tem (10) da: the several dates thereof We teserve the riht Nertive and resell the property im respect of wisic fault i made at the risk and cost of the @efau: purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at Chasers cost. 8100 depo ‘ancing at cost of ton acceptance of each bid THE ENIH AND M STREETS CITY OF WASHL By virtue of @ decree of RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., TRUSTEFS’ SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE NEA\ NO, 1206 P SUREET. is deed of trust recorded in 2, wherein Janes. re complainants and Fiizabeth Ward et al. are deiendants, the undersignel trustees, sud decree, will sell. at pul premis ‘son THU FLGST DAY OF MAY the following described, Washington and TOWA CIRCLE, Cl : A. Moore ¢t al. subdivision of square in ‘square numbered four red and forty-nine bevinmins tor the sane at the northwest corner square and running thence on M street one and sixteen (1it)) Zeet, ty OG P wtreet north weet. ‘One-third ‘cash, and balance im , With interest at six per cont p of sale. or all casi it desired. © thine Of bid. and terms to be © ‘oF right romorved to rewell at th faulting purchaser. All convey recording at purchas x Fisk and cost of d ysinten Of a Trea be paid in cash, om the deterred payiwents C0 bear Interest at © percent per rable semuinuually, a fe purchaser of pinch trust upon the preiuises, or t chasers may pay ail casi:, at his or their option.” All conveyaneing and recording to be at the expense of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 will be required at the Tine of sale.” If the terms of sale are hot compited with in twenty days from the day of sale the property Wil be resold at the risk CHANCERY SALE OF STREET LN GEORG OLD FRANCIS SCOTT KEY Virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ‘Columbia, dated Ortober 19, Iss), passed . docket 3), we will well un NTIETH DAY UF MAY Isv1, in front of the premises, at FIVE M.. all the right, tithe and interest of the Siri real grinte in eoncetewn, Dietie of Serie Peal et bia. fo wit: Parte of igte numbered eleven. twelve, ae Leld and Deakin's addition to Georwetown. OS ee Sern tle tcc cerns fea hast ar ew aera boundary Line of the: 1. Dyer, thence sout! Petts Gap eee of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, thence west by ate eet heeat Ge ie neces ie gy fa later sia ans ‘Terms, as prescribed by said decree: one-thin! of the | purchase money in cosh and the balance tm three equal Sasa meets feat ee Promissory notes shall be given to bear interest at 6 Frciiy Sec as aaa Someta te Si sy eae VALUABLE Pp FREE BIDG: of the derauiting WiaiAN L. CULE, Room 24, Fendail taiitinis. SPNESDAY, Yat Tw ‘Trustee. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts, mys-d&is UNCANSON BROB., Auctioncers, angered ‘Vth and D sts. nw. F VALUABLE IMPROVED fg," SITUATED OND Sthier Be. N FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS NURTH- By virtue of a deed of trust du’; No. 1408, Zoli 96 et seq... one of the District of Columbia, ‘and at the written request of the holder of notes unpaid and secared hy. WE WILL offer tor sae on WiDNE> ‘ENIIETH DAY OF MAY, A.D. INOL, ‘K P.M... in front of th> premises, recorded in Liber land records for “i : rixinal lot numbered two square numbered four hundred and eichty-nine ( foucther with ail the imorovewents, privileges and appurtenances to. Jong-ng oF in any wise: Tirat, title, interest ibe hOwever of the grantore in ‘said frust of, in, to or out of Said piece or sold subject to a deed be due thereon and fo. 11888, 10lt0 40, of ty, bia, to wit: All of Of sale and to be the option or the pi portion than one-third of ‘paid in cash. A the tune of sale. “All couveyanc Suen is duly recorded in Liber Will be resold at the risk land records of the District of Columbia. ‘Terms: Amount of the debt uny deed of trust recorded in. Liber tioned above) ani expenses or sale and such texes as inay be due snd Unpa:d (amounts of which ‘will be Stated at time of sa.e) in cash; Lalance be evidenced by note of purchaser Per annum interest, payable semi-ann ‘deed of trust on property suid. oF paid and secured (by }400, 10110 465, me in taro years, to a mt 5 Fe A fr ; ft