Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1891, Page 6

2d EDITION. CONTINUED FRGM Sth PAGE A GREAT TURF EVENT 30,000 Persons Will See the Brook- lyn Handicap. THE LOCKOUT OF SWITCHMEN, Serious Explosion of Sewer Gas in New York. FLORIDA LEGISLATORS FIGHT. THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP. It Ie Believed That 30,000 Persone Will Seo the Kace. Guavesexp Race Track, May 15.—Every one was asking overy other man this morning if he thought it was going to rain and the answer was invariabl, awaited with interest, because rain meant the spo''ng of what promised to be one of the greatest equine contests ever seen in this country. BOUND FOR THE TRACK. Accontinuous line of carriages of every de- scription, laden with men and women, crossed the Brooklyn bridge this morning bound for the race track. A number of tally-hos, carrs- ing gay crowds, attracted much attention as they drove through the city of churches. It is ©: 000 ple wi meant The Becchiya tontioup to. tos, earth nt, and it is nbt expected that the horses will be sent off before 4:30. CUTTING THE WIRES. The Dwyer brothers at 2 p.m. stopped all telegraphic communication with the Gravesend track until after the races are over, not even allowing newspaper matter to be sent out. peiraiirese sxdon ve EXPLOSION OF SEWER GAS. A Half = Dozen Persons Injured in New York This Morning. ‘New Your, May 15.—An explosion in « sewer line between 8 and 9 o'clock this morning in- jured half «dozen men so thata majority of ‘them will have to go to hospital. The men were cleaning the sewer at the junction of South and Beekman streets. Four were in the sewer. ‘One of the men took down the light so as to facilitate the work. There was « large accumu- | lation of gas in the sewer, and as, soon as the man jed_ the bottom of the sewer the ex- ploston took place. Asa precantionary measure the manholes had been opened extending for nearly two blocks either way, and this | alone prevented a terrible disaster, as the neighborhood is thickly settled, ‘and at the time of the explosion there were thousands of le im the vicintt The first man {injured was found to be 8 passer-by who had sto to peer in one of the open manholes. The sudden rush of air and burning gas which followed the explosion sent him staggering away half blinded. His hair and eyebrows were burned off, his face peppered with mud and gravel and bistered with the flames. Meantime one of the workmen had clamb- ered out and with the aid of others of his | companions followed. They were a pitiable looking lot. Their faces were biack as coal, und their hair, whiskers and moustaches were either buraed off or shriveled by the heat. ‘They il nearly blinded and each said he was suffering torturing pain. phe tien THE NORTHWESTERN LOCKOUT. Grand Master Sweeney of the Switchmen Will Try to Settle the Affair. Cuicaco, May 15.—Grand Master Sweeney of the Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association, says in regard to the discharge of switchmen | ¢ B by the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company: “This is not a lockout now. Itisa strike. Nothing but passenger. trains re mov- ing. I bave wired the Supreme Couneit of thé Federated Orders and its menibers witté here Saturday to confer with me on the-sittason “Today I will have a conference cg the management of the Northwestern and wil try, by presenting the switchmen’s éuse candidly and fairly, to come to « settlement of the trou- bie. The calling ont of the men on other roads is a question for future consideration.” Grand Master Sargent of the Brotherhood of Firemen, who is president of the Federated Order of Railway Employes, telegraphed last ving from Terre Haute to the Grand Pacific : “Have rooms prepared for members of our Supreme Couxcil Saturday morning.’ ‘The situation this morning is unci Everything is quiet in the switebing yards. Corxenm Buurys, lowa, May 16. e Kweep- ing discharge of Northwestern yard men af- fected tweive employes here. Everything is quiet and ne tr nticipated. Six train- men@re now handling the company’s cars ai this point. A rumor prevails among the dis- charged men and others that the Union Pacific will let its yard men out at an early date. Des Moras, May 15.—The Chicago and Northwestern switchmen here have all been | discharged. There was considerable excite- | ment at the yards when the men were told to | it work. ‘The places were all filled and Tjeut Hazard anticipates no further trouble. All the trains were running on the usual time. panera dbas, FIGHTING IN CAUCUS. Biows Exchanged at Tallahassee Over the ‘Word “Liar.” | ‘Tareamassrx, Fis, M: seventh ballot last night in the democratic senatorial caucus the vote was: Call, 52; Mays, 44; Bloxham, 2 When the name of Saulsbury of Citrus county was called he sent to the clerk's desk and had read acopy of @ petition from Hernando county eddremed to A. Mann, representative from that county, asking lim to vote for Cail He aid that this petition had been sent to Mann by registered letter and that Maun bad refused to take it from the post oilice, and that citizens of Hernando county imd asked him to have petition read in caucus. nator Kirk of Hernando replied to Sauls- bury and becoming eacited denounced a num- ber of Call's friends and supporters, directing his epithets chiedy at Frank Clarke of Polk county. Clarke replied to hima and Kirk again taking the tloor and advancing toward the center of the hall called Clarke a liar. Clarke jamped from his seat, rushed at Kirk and dealt him a powerful blow beind the ear, which sent Kirk sprawling over the press table. He held Kirk down with bis left hand and was AN INTERNATIONAL ROMANCE. A Young Mexican and a Georgetown Girl Elope and sre Married. HE WAS SENT MERE TO STUDY LANGUAGES, BUT LEARNED THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE—PARENTAL OPPOSITION BROUGHT MATTERS TO A CRISIS. MORA_DARNF. [a3 1891, in ot Baltttors,at the residence ofthe cardinal, byrase Rees Pater Donohoe, chatweelior of the diecese, CARLOS ZUBETTA y MORA of City of Mexico, Mexico, and MINNIE M. DARNE of penser, chick Only o simplo iage notice which ap- peared in Tae Stam, and yot behind it in'e more or less romantic story. ‘THE YOUNG MEXICAN. Between two and three years ago Carlos Mora, a young Mexican of good family, came to this country to learn the langunge and add Whatever was poexible to his stock of knowiedge His father was dead and his mother had been married to Mr. Laneaster Jones,who, in spite of his name,was 4 Mexican. The stepfather it was who sent the young man to this country. When Senor Don Vicente Morales came to this city as second secretary of the Moxican lega~ tion, young Carlos was placed under his charge and’ has. remained so up to the present time. The young Mexican has spent his time in this city in the study of the languages and photography, but he has also studied some other matters, aa. is proved’ by the above notice. According to all accounts Carlos hus been more successful in his love affairs than he has in his other studies. As one acquaintance sid: “Mora will never set the world on fire by his brains.” HE MET AND LOVED & GEORGETOWN OW At any rate Mora met and loved Miss Minnie Darne of 1625 35th strect, who is employed at the jewelry store of Mr. Desio on Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Desio’s parents, in spite of the bantom hanging around s ‘oung foreigner thirty-one vears of age, wii Z front name like Carlos Zubeits, and © father who was a senator decidedly disapproved of the attentions of young Carlos and aid _ne mach to the | young man in decided language. His opposition only added fuel to the flames of Jove and the young couple determined to perform miracle of changing two mto one in spite of stern parents. A TRIP To DALTIMORE. A trip to Baltimore and the above notice was the result, and now although living ander the ban of parental frowns and anxious ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.0, Y. MAY 15, 1891. & RESIGNATION CALLED FOR. The Assistant Chief Clerk of the Pension Bureau Steps Down and Out. AN INVESTIGATION DISCLOS&D THAT HR HAD BEEN GUILTY OF SERIOUS IRREGULARITIES A SAMPLE CASE AND HOW IT Was WORKED. The resignation of Green B. Raum, jr., as- sistant chief clerk of the pension office, wae accepted this afternoon, to take effect thirty days hence. It would have been worded 80 as to take effect immodiately bad not the authorities been moved by the sympe- thy for those who must suffer because of Mr. Reum's imprudence. % STORIES OF IRREGULARITIES. Some time ago the attention of the Interior Department was directed to Green B. Roum, Jr., und in a little while the atmosphere of Sec- retary Noble's office was clouded with rumors that appeared to havo in them so much of solidity that they were bound to receive atten- tion. “An informal investigation was set on foot. Cl were made that Mr. Raum had, while assistant chief clerk of att? ion burean, appoint rsons to posit Eo'the bureau in return for Suanclal” boned received or promised. A POSITION FOR PAY. One of the cases was Inid before Secretary Noble, and upon it that official took im- mediate action. The story, which comes from indubitable sources, is generally to the effect that = South Cerolinisn advertised fn one of the local newspa for 8 government position whieh would pay him not less than €50 per month, and in that same advertisoment the office secker deelared his willingness to reward the one who could work him in with the sum of $200 cash. The advertisement was replied to by a colored man who is employed in ‘Treasury Department and who had been connected in a domestic capacity with the Raum family. This man informed thead- vertiser of his ability to secure him the coveted position. ‘The first step was to intro- duce the South Carolinian to Assistant Chief Clerk Kaum. ‘That was done by the colored man, and ina short time the recommendation for the southerner’s appointment went through the regular channels and the intment was made. In some way or other the commission ot into the hands of the Treasury employe thoughts of what will be the verdict from Mexico the pair are happy. ‘The groom has, it is said, no means of his own, and is depend- ent entirely on his stepfather, who, although occupying an official _—po- ctthen “ta aste, is not overburdened with wealth. ‘The intention of the young couple is to go, if possible, to Mexico. SENOR MORALES SUKPRIMED. Senor Morales, the young man’s guard- fan, had not been informed of his charges intention to become a bene- dict and was naturally much sur- prised when the news came to him. At first he refused to beiieve the story knowing a$ he did the ontire — dependance of the young man. Yesterday, however, young Carlos called and informed him of the step he had taken and wished the Senor to write to her stepfather. Mora said he wished to return to Mexico and Senor Morales has written to that effect. Toa Stax reporter Senor Moraies said he had been greatly surprised at the ae and haope! poe os sympathy for the young lady. Carlos, he sai bad done nothing since he had been in this country except waste his time and more by shrugs than by words the senor ex- pressed bis belief that Carlos did not possess an over supply of mental powers. HIS FATHER WELL TO DO. “Carlos’ father,” said the senor, ‘is a lawyer of Mexico and at present is asenator. He isa well known man but not especially wealthy. I know nothing of the girl. I have written to Mr. Jones and shall do nothing further until I hear from him, when, if he says so, it will afford me the greatest pleasure tosee my charge start for Mexico.” At the residence of the Darnesin Georgetown the family refused absolutely to make any state- ment in regard to the marriage. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices the New Nort ‘Stock bearket as eported 6 coset wire to Corson and Macartney, 1410 street. Bike| O15 te Sales—Regular call—12 o'clock mz Fire Insurauce, 10at 54. Commereiai Fi ance, ¥7 at 43g. Columbia Title insurance 6 Hie. District of Columbia Bonds—Per tm; Why Did, Ieayy asked. Per imp. 78, 102% bid, — asked. ey ear fund, 6a 1 bid, — asked. 2-year fund, 5s, 1899, gol = asked. Water stock, tm, 1Wi, currency, Smyear fund, 8, goid, Ibe, 116 bid, — asked. Water stock, 7s, currency, 1905, bid, — 565s, 1924, find, currency. 116 bid. 115% asket. Miscellanecus Konds—Washington and George town Kadroad, 10-40, ts, 104 bid, "105 asked. Wash- ington and Gcorgetown Kailroad Convertible 6, ved bid, 129 asked. Masonic Hall Association, 55, 140s, 104 d. Washington Market Company, Ist mortgage és, 110 bid, —asked. Wash- ington Market Company, imp. os” 116 bt AmericauSecurity and Trust Coipany, —usked. Washington Light Infantry i taage 66, 194, 100 bid, —usked. Washington Ligat 1 fantry 24, 7s, 1964, 97 bid, 105 asked. Wasti.ngton Gas Light ‘Company, Series A, @6, 124 bid, — asked. “Washington ‘Gus Light Company, series B, 63, 126 bid, — asked. Washington Gas Com pany Couvertibie 66, 10 Did, 140 asked. 2ational Bunk Stocks—Hauk of Wastington, 440 bid, asked. Bank of Kepublic, 970 bid, — asked Metrépolitan, 20 bid, 900 asked.” Central, 300 bid. cond, 184 "bid. — ‘asked. Farmers aud Me- chanics’, 190 bid, 200 asked. Citizens’, 170 bid, 190 asked. Culumbia, 160 bid, 160 asked. Capi- shed. West kud. 101 ders’, 115 bid, 120 aged Lincoln, 101 bid. 196 asked. Kailre pad Stocks—Washington and Georgetown, asked. Metropolitan, Columbia, 65 bid, 73 asked. Capitol aud North Street, 4s bid, Sz asked. Ecxington aud Svldiers’ Home, 46 bid, 50 asked. “Georgetown and ‘Teu- leytown, 6 bid. 61% asked. Insuraace Stvcks—ticemen's, 47 bid, $2 asked. Fraukiin, 95 bid, 65 asked. Metropoiltan, 90 bid, — ‘asked. National Union,1:% bid,1s), asked. Arlingion, js bid, — aaked. Corcoran, 6s bid, —asked. Co- lumbia, 15% bid, 165) asked. German-American, 16 bid, — asked. “Potomac, Sv bid, W ask Riggs, 5% bid, 3 aaxed. People’s, Sy bid, 9: asked. Lincoln, 6 vid, 53 asked.” Commereia., 45 bid, 4 asked. ie’ Insurance Stocks—Real Estate Title, 129 Did, 135 asked. Columbia Title, 6 bid, 6% asked. Gas and Electric Light Stocks—Wasungion Gas, 48% bid, 44% asked. Georgetown Gas, 48 bid U.S. Mlectrig Light, 6 bh, ie wae ‘Telephone Stocks—Pennsylv.uia, —asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, 69 id, 64 waked. Amer- dealing him some bard blows with his right Wien tue two were separated by a reporter. Considerable disorder iy quiet Was restored, the roll call was coucludud and the caucus adjourned. eis CHECKED BY GOLD SHIPMENTS, E@ect on the Rising Tendency im the Stock Market. New Youx, May 15.—The realization of profits im the stock market continued at the opening this morning and first prices were generally from }; to 3¢ per cent lower than last even- ing’s figures, but the market soon assumed a strong toueand the cersatior of the selling pres- sure brought both dullness anda recovery of the opening loses. There was extreme dullaess in general list, but St. Paul, Lackawanna, Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, Atchi- son and sugar were active and monopolized shout three-fourths of the business done, ‘The in the coal stocks and the industrials. wana, Delaware and Hudson and sugar Sagh Foes orer 1 per cent, walle changes ‘the remainder were for insignificaut fre! were devoid of in- t ? i i i PEPE. FE Hint HE i H & F leau Graphophone, 6 bid, 6% asked. Miscellaneous Siocks--Waslungton Market Gom- Pany, — vid, 20 asked. Washington Brick Mi cininé Company, —bid,—ashed. Great Falls lee Company, — did, 136 asked. Bull Kun Panorama Company, — vid. 25 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, bid, | asked. Juterocean Sullding Com- pany — bith, 105 asked. RET is bid, — asked. Waah- ‘Sate Deposit and trust Safe Deposit Ss ha ingtow Loan aud “Liust Company, wx bid, ¥ asked. American Security and ‘Trust Company, 7a Did, $3 asked. ey Baltimore Markets. ag ag receipts, 593 barrels: shipmiente, 140, barteie walen, 4:5" Dazrels. Wheat—souherusteady: Fults, Longberty, 1.1za1.16; No. 2, red, dull aud Sobistiecas august, vesnaesh; ween sey: us by * ry Now *\pe—salen, “16000 bushels” Cotuauthers white, dull anu weak, Tisis; yellow, steady, mixed, dull; " spotaud'the mouth, 7: July: Sic shot, No, & white, a_receipta, iva shipmeuts, #9 bushes, "stock, stots bushels. Outs Quiet-No. 2 white western, Sou No. ¥ mix ay Gram freights quiet amd nominal. Cotton dui ominal—midding, 8%. rg ee Sut ter dull, heavy, lower—creamery, fancy, 22; do. fair to choice, aii; do. imftation, 141s; ludied, fancy, 1 alo. 10 choice, 14ais; rolls,’ fine, aig; ir to ISal4; store-pacKed, 12ali BALTIMORE, May a ten-forties, 83; do. threes, 64%; | Baltimore ‘Northern Range ofthe Thermometer. - ‘The following were the readings at the signal 28 gftee today: @ a, m., and 1¢ met the appointee on 7th street near the Inte- rior Department. An exchange was effected, the colored man gettin $200 while the gentleman from South Caroline walked ray with the precious document. ‘The colored man testified e great “ of this money, but Mr. Reum denied tab wtate: mont A SUBSTITUTE IN AN EXAMINATION. Before these matters became known the case developed still further. The South Carolinian wanted @ promotion. Ho needed » $1,200 salary and was willing to pay for it. A job wes put up by which » clerk in the pension office mated Smith, for that was the South Carolinian’s name, before the civil service commission. The substitute passed a good examination «nd mm Siith's name was drawn from the eligible list Smith himself put in an appearance. of Mr. Jackson, who was the pension office clerk, not being on the Papers, there was no way in which to identify Smith, so he got the appointment. SECRETARY NOBLE’S PROMPT ACTION. As soon as Secretary Noble was aware of these things he promptly discharged Smith, Jackson and a clerk in the Indian bu- reau, who was in some manner concerned in’ the affair. Then the Secretary called. upon Green B. Roum, jr., to bring forth his resignation. To this Mr. Banm demurred, but the Secrotary was ob- durate. Very naturally Commissioner Raum heard something of the trouble and he at once secured his son's resignation. He did nos believe any of the ogy op which the Secrecy boned his action, but he said he would not attempt to interfere in his son's be- half. If the secretary did not believe his son was conducting his office properly, he (qe commissioner) would do everything in is power to place the bureau in a eatistactory condition. tion was not tendered diroctly to ‘The Secretary Noble, for he had gone to St. Louis; it was handed to Gen. Bussey, the second assistant Secretary of the Interior (who has charge of pension matters) and he had not acted upon it Until this afternoon. ANOTHER REVELATION. This morning there was another revelation of some interest and it was this—coming to the Knowledge of First Assistant Secre- tary Chandler—that closed matters ina hurry. It seems that about three months ago the sum of $72 was received by the pension office from a pensioner who claimed to have received that much more than was due him. A letter accompanied the notes and this was signed “‘Honosty.” As was customary the sum was placed in the eafe of the assistant chief clerk fors afe keeping until it could be turned into the Treasu; THE MONEY SOT THERE. When the money was called for it was not there and it remained absent some time. ‘The chief of division, who was responsible for it made inquiry'as to. its whercabouts and, ax was developed in testimony given today be- fore Secretaries Chandler and’ Busse , it was, found to be in the possession of Green B. Baum, jr., he having borrowed it and applied it to his personal uses. Yesterday— several days after Mr. Raum's demanded resig- nation had been handed in—the money was re- turned by Mr. Raum. Secretaries Chandler and Bassey sat in Judg- ment on the case for a couple of hours today; culled for testitwony from pension office em- ployes. heazd thom in the presence of a Stan Teporter, and finally concluded to accept the resignation in a hurry. GEN. RAUM NOT RESPONSIBLE. The authorities state most emphatically that Gen. Raum is in no sense responsible for the conduct of his son and at least oneof the assist- ant secretaries is certain that the commissioner is ignorant of the occurrences which have brought about the unfortunate condition of affairs. ——+e+—___ CONNECTICUT AVENUE EXTENSION, Mr. Wimer Speaks Before the Commis- sloners in Behalf of the Phelps Tract. The Commissioners spent considerable of the morzing in hearing those persons inter- ested in the Phelps tract, which it is sought to subdivide. The land in question is across the line Connecticut avenue will take if extended and several protests have been received against the approval of this subdivision. Senator Stewart has fought this subdivision before the Commissioncrs on several occasions. Mr. J. B. Wimer did the specch-making to- day. He said that if Connecticut avenue was extended through the ae tract it would take about 30 per cent of land contained therein, make @ grade of thirty feet from Boundary to Leroy place, destroying the latter subdivision entirely ‘and. chang: ing every grade on Washington Heights, as well as destroying a number of hand- some dwellings. He thought the present Connecticut avenue extended should be doubled in .width and further extended to the Woodley Lane bridge. ‘his, he asserted,could be done almost ina straight line. A grade of ten or twelve feet would be encoun- tered, but this coald be greatly relieved by raising the bridge. Commissioner Douglass wanted to know why the owners of the Puelps property could not wait for congressional legiviation. He had no doubt that the whole question of street exten- sion would be finally settled, and the very ques. tion now under discussion would be & good case to lay belore Congress. In reply Mr. — Cg acs Ag owners of the pert) y @ question Soukl shortly be sotiled they would cals bot no one could expect them to wait with no idea when a settlement would be reached. “This matter.” said Mr. Douglass, ‘4s of con- siderable importance, and we give it care- ful consideration before coming to any conclu- bo LM. Ps Woodward Viele AL Noble J. B. Wimer. Scsvisax Haxpicar: GRAND POOL, $100,000. ‘To be run at Sheepshead Bay, June 16, 1801. First horse ..2...seeessseeeeesmneesensenenes rees+ 2 850,000, Becomd NOree eresseseessesesecesseeesnnssecneseseen 35,000 ‘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, ass oa STREET LIGHTING IN GEORGETOWS. ‘The Gas Company Claim That Too Great In the early part of July last the During the improvements the Georgetown was very citizens of that section the dark streets. = This condition of affairs lasted for two months—July and August—and when the com= Pany made application for payment for street lighting during these months it was confronted with a bill of $702.08 for the hours it had failed to light the streets in accordance with the con- ‘tract. ‘The company desired to be heard on the sub- ject and today President Join Leech and Di- rector Brown of the company were present at ‘& special meeting of the board, called to hear the question discussed. Capt. Lusk, who has charge of stroet lighting, was also present. Mr. Leech 1 t when the ee enlarged its it it to. the qtunlltyfot gas, since one all ti tte pt Dit same during Ai and he tod thut the Commissioners sotto the matic by: retur the company one-half of the amount deducted, since It was ovident the deductions made were not Jus ‘The Commissioners will consider the matter. panei sinitern Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Wm. J. McWhirt and Mamie H. Rutherford; A. H. Hiltz and Fannio B. Stonnell of Prince William county, Va.; Isaac Brown of Prince Gcorge’s county, Md., and Amanda Johnson; Frank T. Hunter of Beattle, Washington, and Mary C. Hilton; W. J. Hayes and ly M. Bigelow, both of Mifflin county, Pa. eee Arzxtiox Nov. ‘HO! FOR HOT WEATHER, OHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, @i4 197TH BT. @a8 STOVES, myl2 GASOLINE STOVES. Ouva On If you use this invaluable table requisite yor should ‘by all means give ours trial It has been selected ‘with a view singly to ite qua ‘ity for medical as well as table use. Its superiority is generally acknowledged by competent judges. ‘The price as compared with that of other Olive Otls {a very moderate—$1.00 for a full quart bottle. W. 8. THOMPSON, myll Pharmacist, 703 15th st. Bezgzrzy, Registered Trade Mark, PURE RYE WHISKY, Gallon, $1» Quart and 60c. » Pint. JAMES THARP, 818 Fst. spllm 15 Psa Cexr Discounr, Your chance for the next three days to buy ‘fine Shoes st s discount of 15 per cent. This sale will begin FRIDAY, MAY 15, All $2 Shoes 15 per cent off, $1.70. so 2.55. “4 3.40, “5 0 “ 425, Everything will be sold at # discount of 15 = W. H. KENEASTER & CO., SHOE PARLORS, _myl4-3t 1115 F st. nw. Tar Asxoxtarep STEAM CALPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING WORKS, 1708 and 1710 E st. n.w., Are doing the best kind of work. Prices of clean! per yard. Inxrain, de. ; Ti Bodyy dent Vek ion, Moet 5c. ; Rugs, 250. i Je. per yard additional if cleaned by the new amon: process. Furniture, “Mattresses and Featuers renovated. Carpets taken up und. laid. Leave orders ut n.ain office, 1708 and 1710 E st, Jnbus Lansburgh’s furniture and carpet house. c ‘Thos. 3. Luttrell, dry goods, cor. Leth and ¥ sts. ‘uth by olaieat! 1S Tine" awe: The’ Enterprise Dry Goods Howse: Tval Lithst. «0. ‘M. NEWMYER, Manager. Telephone 804. my13 Lives. Try ‘Onanxoz Brossom.» Cures female diseases; one month's frontment $25 somple tre; led. Mrs. F. A. BALL aplo-2mn* Brera exigyy os idea’ SST ETASS PGE aplu-tr 511 th st. a. w. CXCLE EXCHANGE, 901 CTH ST. N. Ww. rapid cusiuon tires safety bicycles: best made: imported. Cail and see them. and Guns ed. PALMER & SON. = Sorrs Scourzp AND PRESSED FOR 81, ES reeves M. S. Cusnt & Con ALMA POLISH ‘athe Best Dressing in the WORLD for ‘Ladies’ Fine Shoes. ‘Sold by All Shoe Dealers. Used everywhere, siring pure and ROYAL, Most economical, and absolutely in- dispensable for finest bread and cake. The Great - Baking Powder. by everybody de- wholesome food. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ductive sources of the com; bad ;te be AFTERN ny bg gars ed SS ES OF Ss IMPROV] an ex mat] G c r tery ton him Tho" baptain (sent "the | CRUEL SS esi te Oana s00 what arran 0 made. Un 8 decree Supreme Court ie Strick the smmyany ret ight a0 | cu ogi gir AR Gag ed Pm. and extinguish at o'clock am. The su-| pind snd pe inisree alan epdani, tondent of lamps, he said, wrote the fol- | "° Yul offer for sale ct Sete oo £ indorsement u; the Lighting | P'S" taisonet whet poets es, tot 13h equare 486. 1m schedule: “From and after this date, if neces- they. of Washinton Dc t tronta, 25 feet Pe bef a ten creed = ileys and iapreten TURE Louse known In aceordance with this, sald. Mr. Leech, the ‘Lerink of ale: ‘Ubetalt cath, Dalance tn equal compan, and extii = — Rotwitviatding all ths‘ the company was | Sais fiat Sgderit eo, charged 19,018 hours for non-lighting during | when the pi is struck off. Com’ and July. The reports for non-lighting, he said, recorulng Bf Ee yerbeser econ Catllg sO il lp rer peices gol 5S Le. ave. peiie, 4 mo Hee Hith, 1th, 15th, ane xaranten (Guidi semeay 0 a ; : Bea 26th, 27th and 26th 'no reports were DUMCANSON BROB..A Mh sed Detenw. made, although the superintendent of lamps —— charged the com 11,402 hours for non | ef Ay, Ae FIFTEENTH DA OF MAL lighting, out of 10,018 without any reports. He Boo a Aube baay POEM or Ae BA AD ARTRUR BIRNEY, ") rristees. my8-d&ds SATUANIEL Cantar ATIMER & BLOAN, Auctio L No) OSA ESSE. 8. Treasury. TU PAINIRG § HOME BAGH BERG aoe, ir AND 2310 VIRGINIA AVESUE NORTHWEST. AT AUCTIO: on Eng MAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1891. at E O'CLOCK, in iront of the premises, wo ‘shall sell the east 24 feet front on Virginia avenue by a a of 86 feet of orivinal lot 2 in square a> le ‘and rear alley. Lproved by two two-story | k houses ee Lak each, water, &., ‘Nos. 22317 : ia avenue northwest. roperty is on the line of the proposed Washington and Ariing- Schimme: 3 cash, bel Jong time, bearing 6 ‘erms: 34 cash. balance on Ime, bearing ‘Ail conveyancing, &e., ut purchaser's ‘cast. lepcalt ou each pleve at tire ot mule. muy O-its ‘IAS. W. HANDY, REAL ESTATE BROKER, Cc eet F ST.N.W. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE 0: ‘PWELETH STREET, BETWEEN 1 AND STREETS NOKTHWEST. BY AUCTION. Qn FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIFTEENTH, 1801, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell by pubic auc" tion,’ in front of the premises. PART OF LOT 5, SQUARE 317, Jeet on 12th street, with a depth improved by a frame house, west. aie: One-third (3) cesb; balance in one with interest, secured by deed of tr SF allcash.at the purchaser's option. A iepoatt of @2 af tine of sale, - Fernie to be complied with in Aitecn days or the right ta reserved to resell at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser. All conveyancing, &e., at pr wcost, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctionsers. my7-dkas THIS EVENING. RRATCLIPFEE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers, ‘920 yyivania avenue n.w. COLLECTION OF FINE MODERN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGS By Favorite and Well-known Artists, Fountenau, Andrews, Baker, Melrose, Boose Snowe, Kurtz, Dickenson, Keating, Maginn, Mario, Bush, ‘And many others,collected by a well-known New York ‘connoisseur. SALE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY (ay and Evening), MAY 13, 14 and 15, AT OUR GALLERIES, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- NUE, ELEVEN A.M. AND HALF-PasT SEVEN P.M. EXHIBITION ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 11TH. Rvory painting will be positively sold without re- serve or limit, an opportunity which seldom occurs at art auctions. Each work superbly framed, suitable for the parlor, boudoir or dining room. BATCLIFFE, DARR & 00., mylld&as Auctioneers. FUTURE DAys. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. La FOUR-STORY ENGLISH-BASEMENT BAY-WIN- DOW BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1616 CORCORAN STREET NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TLURSDAY, MAY GWE NTY-FIRST, at HALF- PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., we will sell at public ‘suction, in tront of the premi SUB LOT 109, IN r 33 Improved by a iour-story residence, with Fn- ila vescment and bay window: has une rooms, bath, furnace aud all necessary conveniences, prescusing & Tere chance (o secure a coufortalle boune in 8 Kood, maggnartioed cn sony ORM, serio ‘Terms: Ong-tourts cash, assumes trust of $2,500, + Iss, the balance in twelve end’ exxliteen ‘months, with’ interest, and se- ed by u deel ot trust on the property ;all convey- aucing and recording af cost of purcinser. A devomit 92 8100 will be required at time of sale. N.1.— The ern payments 1uay Le arrunsed to sult purchaser. ds CATINEK & SLOAN, Auctioneers: ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS, R 920 PA. AVL N.W. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES AT THE CORNEM OF 1 COND AND O STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION. MAY TWENTY-SECOND, AT SIX 1 sell in front of the premises 25, 26 AND 27, iN SGUARE v0. Lot 23 fronts 18 feet on 41 street. Lot 24 fronts 19. feet on 22. and 27 will be sold in Fy routing 20 feet each on U street, at the corner of ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two: with interest from the day of ‘ale, wecured by deed of trmst on the property sold, or ail cash, at the pur- chusers’ option. A dey it of #100 on each lot wili be Fequired at time of sale. Serms to be complied with in Hiteen days from day of sae, or the rixkt to resell * ik and cost of defaulting purchaser is reserved. ‘onveyaneing and recording at purchasers cost. - BALCLISFES DAL & CO myl5-dkds Auctioneers. RATCuPFE, DARE & 00., Aucts., ‘Peniia. ave. n.w. VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPFRTY ON NINTH BIREET BETWEEN O AND P SIRES NORTHWEST, BEING TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No. 1422 NINTH og BREA ASE oon, ax ewer Fikst, 42 FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of Premise LOT 06, SQUARE 206, Fronting 18 feet on 9th street, wit ae mt feet to ley, improved by a two-story basement brick bosse in periect order, having becm recently. per ered and painted inside and out, contains all modern proveinents, cabinet mncntels; near aii the car lines a good ventral jovation, ferms: One-third casn: balance in six, twelve and gighteen months, with interest, ‘wecured deed of conic fa tes daa strom ci oor right Teserved ven bot ‘days from sale fovresell ‘at risk and cost of chaser All com ‘Bovst. ‘and recording at purchwssr ame will bo o1 otpavaction 6a day_of Payleaeas LIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. ILLIAM LOWEN: ‘Auctioneer, W THATs Ancor ik at. mw. SPECIAL PEREMPTOR’ AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS 0) MONDAY MORNING, wai 4 MERGING AT TEN OCLOGK TONLE BEERS I ERVE, AT MY Al AND SLIPPERS. AUCTIONEER. Di AT! 6. BALAN RY GOODS, SIATIONERY SALTULDA! O'CLOCK. Mae ice ‘Puomas DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, INISTRA’ SALE BY CATALOGUE HPAI SEU ovates. ot ». Co P. 8, BALANCE. DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M., ON THE SAME The ‘stock: 26 sheres of the town TOMORROW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Awctioncers, ‘REGULAI ALE, OF HOUSEHOLD Goods OF ETE ESCRIPTION AT OUR SALVANIACAVENUE. NORTHWEST. TOMOK: ROW MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH, AT TEN 1 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. Wj eT; TOP SUI WITH POLE A: zEe. DA., SEVERAL NEW AND SECOND- HAND BUGGIES, NATURAL WOOD CHESTER WAGON, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SADDLES BY WHIPPLE OF LONDON, HAN ‘PONY, Pod CART, SEVERAL ‘HORSES, HARNESS; TOMDKROW SATURDAY) Ay SIXTEENTH, 1801. at ELEVEN O'CLOC! at our porms aod SUAS orened eae wit * ERTIaen & BEGAN huctionsers, ATOLIFFE, DARE & CO. aS % MART, eihrenabiid MERE Drs, SADDLE, DRIVING AND WORK HORSES, PHAF- TONS, VICTOMTA SURNETS, BUGCTES, EX. BASE GUA: AR sh aaa ‘To be old et Gur Mores and Carriage Met, ON SATURDAY: MORS MAY SIXTEENTH, ry eieh gout nea oa Tarp rete as ee eo the It RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts. LATER E SUAS te mer. 8, Trearary. MPT A Sa LGTE™ aA? CARE NING, UMS, VERBENAS, 8, PALMS, PAN- Dave, BY DEANGEA, RODUDENDKOAS. Lexa ., MAY FIFTEENTH, On FRIDAY. HO" S01. at ELEVEN OCLOCK at our enles Frou, 1400 street, near U. 8. Treawury, we sball sell « coke mnsigninent of above “ae CXTIMER & BLOAN, Auctioneers. fe-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON- sesjuonce of train anil! TOMORMOW.BATURDAY, “it ‘Auctioncers. i[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionoers REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITU! HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY, MAY SIXTLESTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACI) GIN PART. ‘Fumiture, Courhes; Lott a Sha iture, Coucl ni c ete mere dara Ba eons Qfice Furniture (of every, description, ‘irungel and Ingrain Carpets, Cooking and heating Stoves, Bc..c. At ELEVEN ‘larze lotof new am secon’ ken myl42t ATIMER & SLOAN, Auct 400 Gi st-c near United States Treasury. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT OUR AUCTION RUOMS SATURDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, 1801, COMMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK, EMBLACING IN PART— 2 French Plate Mirrors, Handsome Oleographe and Engravinws. Parlor Furajture in suites and te Pleven, Foiding Beds, Oak china Closet, id ther Chamber Furniture, New Hair ask Mattresses, Suow Cares and Counters, ‘large juantity of Fine Cooking Utensils, together Siany other articles of value. ‘ALS Ziavaio, Zant anf other Indian Blankets, Turkish ape, be N. B.—Furnite fects of every description ceived at all tines and up to hor of tale ae S. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. EU AMIT AGES WAGONS PE ATA RO BES: Gide, HARNESS, Be Ke. puine ‘Will be sold at the Bazaar, No. ‘Louisiana ty SATURDAY MORNING. Mate BLK TEENTH, AT TEN os eon THIRTY HEAD OF WOKK AND DRIVING HOKSES AND MAKES. ntending buyers wil do weil fo sttetd this sale, a ven bys lady. 2 fine Family Extensiou-Top Carriags Harness, beet but little used. “A fine turnout, to be sold tor want of ALSO Two New Bugries, 1 Doctor's Phaeton, 2 Second- hand Carriages, Second-hand Ba griesy Wapons, Fuse tons, Harness, &c., &c. P BENS TNOER, y! Auctioneer. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, No. 940 Ste os Auction sale every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND sar CRDAT WORKINGS, AT TEN O'CLOCK. wit fu the Bazaar: alvays for gale frog tweuly to forty headof Horses, Mares and Mui Horses, Driv ing Horses and Work Horses, fa ibang whole ‘Turnouts sold solely eno al use. At auction New and. mi) Seemmonesartecas mnt Ceage Piste ‘suct.on devoted exclusively to the sale of Horses (Garringes in hae city, and ls the right’ pace to ether Atprivate sale at all ALSO times the most complete stock of See ee a ap Phuctons, Busxies, ywn Prince Carriages, Sinus nee tees Re tees aes of oto opspaptcge Setdics, Cas ——s vaurons, Maruess FUTURE DAys. ATCLIEFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUALLE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. ‘603 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. CONTAINING NINE ROOMS AND CELI WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, ELECTRIC BELLS, SPEAKING TULES, BUR GEAR ALARM, “AND HEATED BY HOT On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINETEENTH, sf DIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of BUBLOT 58, SQUARE 872, by unews webu dares story brick house tu 8. Elegantly finished ises PART OF LOT 2 IN SQUARE Fronting 5s.41 feet on Virginia avenue and 80.17 feet ‘on Gth street southeast. rus proverty is admirably situated and is sus- coptibie to acivantageous subdivision. NEY AVENUE) ANI ROAD, OPPOSITE on, SATURDAY, the TWENTY- MAY, 1801, at FIVE O'CLOC! tad pope oo er neat ee de Tsituated. S00 font asewe Bt AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. WU TER B. WILLIAMS & ©0., Avctionsers. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR! Ok MONDAY, MAY BIGHT pomeouee W, ge: 3 “ABLES, EA Re ayia) x Ock. MIRRORS. CHINA AN Tartigs furnishing should «ive this sale thetr atten- tn, Fat ATiciee sac maid one 18 ord condition, a: “WALTER B Ss & OU., Aucta. PPeNcasso: FINE BUILDING LOTS ON BOUNDARY STTFFT SE PLOMIDA WENGE BEAM RAGH IES On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY-SEO- | OND. ike). at HALF-PAST FIVE OCLOCK, we will | D'SSOF RELLOGo's SUBDIVISION | BLOCK 4, Meridian Hil, sack Yot fronting 41.08 feet on Florida aveuus, being two of the bee: 1ote of this subdivision, Over ooking the sir Terms: Gne-thind ‘cash, balance in one and two Rote tobe ave to deterred payments hearin Per cont por auntunn, interest puyalse aeseeane and to be secured by deed of trust on premwes so a. OF silcesn 'ut option of purchaser. ‘A ‘deyowtt of #250 Frauired on euch fot at time of aan as. ster. “terins to be = wee Facht Foner 40 andcost of dafauitine urchaser a:ter Ave TOA STAS"S or ‘edver- fisement of euch, frwacn Ofuch, regale im some newspaper published myl3-dede DUNCANSON BROS, "| SQSTERS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SUMNER STREET NEAR SEVENTH SEREHA, SOMTHWaEST, NEAR HOWARD UNi- By virtue of a deed of trest reconied the of the District of Columbia, iu Liber No. folio S42 et weq., and at the written request of the Bay Sevured thereby, we will well at fue wuction, Font, of the prewises, on SATURDAY, THE 7 AY OF MAY, a. 2 im the Howard ‘Uni- ‘subdivision Of the farm of Jobn A. “kM@incham Place.” said John A. 'Ssubdivision being reconied in Liber, Levy ‘No. 2, folio 61, and “Howarl Univeraty’® sulr division Fecorde@ in Liver, District, No. 1, folio EGR the oftice oF the surveyor of thie District of Tm of sale: One-third of the purchase money in gash, the balance in one and two Sears from. date of | Saie, with interest. for which notes of the purchas-r <f plarcoasers must be given, secured by deed of trast on the property sold, of allcasn, atthe option of the purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of two hundred loliars (@200) when the property is knocked dow" Ailconveyencing and reconting at cost of purchaser i Tis Of sale are not complied wits in ten days from day of male, the trustess reserve the Tight to resell at cost aud risk of the defauting pur- or = CHAPIN BROWN, JOB rosy tre “+t Trustees. 5th at. _PDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers." my13.dkde UNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ CONTINUATION SALE OF VaLu- BLE REAL TP col oO ASHINGTON, IN Te Ning crea MBEING SMiH AND ELLIOTT'S, TRUSTER! DIVISION OF THAT FORTION ESTATE OF THE LATE COLONEL NAYLOR BEING ON THE EABTEKN OF POTOMAC OR ANACOSTIA KIVFR AN IXMEDIATELY ADJACENT To THE NEW pPEXASYLVANIA AVENUE BRIDGE. yy virtue iccree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in cause of Naylor vs lor et al.. No. U7 in equity, we will offer at the premises, boipnins on THURSDAY. YX of JUNE. A.D. 1601, at HALP: various lots in Smuade by Us ee .'6, county, at pave RANCH trustees, and recorded in book > Xo. 131. im tho surveyor's office of the District ot Columbia, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance in equal instalinentaat one and two years, notes to be siven bearing 6 per cent iuterest frou day of sale, pasebie semianmilally ‘and to be nected Nya dred of frum om We property sold, oF all cash, at the op Chaser. "A deposit of #55 un exch lok Quired st the tine of sale. Conveyancing, &.. at pv chaser'scost. if the terms of save are tiot complied ‘with within ten days from day of sale the serve the right to resell. the property’ in det ink and ost of G-auiting’ purchaner after e mablic notice of suc! Je in some Dewspaper pub mped ia Washinton city. Dot 2 ‘N. B.—Plats sowing the subdivision can be obtained on eppiication of the trustees or the auctioneers. BICHARD SMITH, } J Webster Law Uuiiding. CHARLES A. ELLIONT, my12-d&de Fendali builats LATIMER & SLOAN, Anctioncers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 1WO DESIRABLE ORIG. Tween” NORTH CAPIIOL™ AND" FT NORT: FIKsT STREETS WEST. By virtue of the powers in us vested w- dara certain deed in trust dated Marc 14, IS00, i..y) rected among the land records of the District 0° “"tauibia, Sud upon the request of parties interested therein, we wall ober tor, sale. at pubic “auction, sm frou ut the premises. on W SDAY, MAY TWIN TIE" v1, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.'M.. all of wal lots Bumbered eighteen (18) and ninétecn (10), im square Rawbered six bundred and twenty (62..); in thocity ot Washington, except the following described part o Said Jot numbered eighteen (IS), viz: Five (3) feet and seven (7) inches at the soutuwest corner thereof, frout- ing on ‘Pierce street and extendins back with that Width to the depth of ninety-tnree (93) test. These lote are aduuirabiy situated and have « frontawe of one Lundred and thir.y-eycut (13s)fect 8x (G) aches ob Li street nurtuwest, extending svutl- Wardly to Piercestreet. They will first be offered asa they will then be offered ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one froin day of sa'e, with interest at 6) . Segal dep ntr it oalts wae cote a Sets. | roe my9-abas No. 1810 Jath st.n.w., [_ATIMEBE SLOAN, Auctionsers VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED RESIDENCE PRO! ERTY, SITUATE AT THE NORTHEAST OR NER OF SEVENTEENTH AND CORCOKA! ETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION. UESAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 1801, at SIX ¥.M., we will sell at public auction, in jses, sub lot 92 in square 17. © street by a depth oi 92.10 feet to an alley 10 fect wide, improved Ly a three-story sick ‘ing and store. ant lice a hd ‘The neiehbor!ood and surrounds and it offers an unusual opportunity to ol Site for & home or a wood chance for 12 Terms: One-third com, bal three years with interest, ami secured Ly f trust on the property, or’all cash. Ail conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. Abs: erty may bo resoid at cost of deiauitiny purclaser. Sado wall bs required when tie propery ss suruck of imyizadte LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts. RATCUIPFE, Dany & COL oF Two. F CELLAR FRAME HOUSE. 3308 TH AND-A-HALF $1 ii ET WEEN CAND D STREE1S SOUTRWES ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY- FIRST, 1801, AT SIX O'CLOCK, Wwe will sell in front Of the premises, by public auct-on, Me SOUT Ts FELT FRONT BY THE DEPTH OF SUB LOT ® IN SQUARE 200, Ingproved iy'a two-story tramie house with celleg rns: Over and above an incunivrance of 6700 cash gall cash Jat the brchaser option.” A dcpont of 8100 at time cf sale. Terie to be comviied with in fen days, or the right is reserved to resell at the Pak geucom of Selauitine purhawer. All conveyancing, . at purchaser's cos. » RATCLIFFE, DARR & 00., mylasis ‘Auctionsers, ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY STREET IS OEORGETONN, KAOUN AS THE OLD FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOMESTEAD. By virtue of a decree of the eS A ae 8 5 8 38 ‘i } iH i he : i tity f i i i i hte Ab ha Sinn By cutest parcdof tran duly sycontel tm Uae See a . = No. PEE Tong 8) etang some of The land recorts ‘or the District of Colun tia, and Reaeat of the nar Rec hitate SAV eR FIVE CLOCK PM folowme dew-rted lat, Mtuate in the chy of Washington, District ‘Srtein piece or parce! of lend and preaniens cMeuis hed a Uheing lot num! fwenty-aix (2) thirty-our « eae ont, ta, privie Me ARG appurienstoe to the sane A dros 60) teguired at the the of mie HE vot tale ‘con ited with tm firemen day of srlsthe trames rare eee Fees! tine property at the tins und como the ‘Skicuhe inc purchaser afta Sve days’ sivertioament oft Tranle im sore newspaper j-abislin) tm Wanbihete ras am D.C. Ailcom Be veyanc Tecording at the cost JOSEPH ATKINS, : Ferith oa SCHL AAFP, } Trustee. _RATOLIFFE, DARN & 00. Aucts.”” mylsakda, PERCANSON BROE., Auctioneers, ‘th and Date. aw. TRUSTEPS’ SALE OF FLEVEN FINE BUILDING WEEN | NF SEVENTH SIRELT WEST Wi LAND B cTRELTS SOUTH AN OF SEVENTH AND K SiRELT trust deed to ms duly reconied te the conis of the D-gcrict of x R uw a F MAL aD. COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOc P.M ap front of the pretyione, LoF D’sgtakt sot rit OF SQUARE 430, Wine IK} Geet om sth street weet and 1.10 on sees south eich hee ben, wad vied tty front of 16 feet om Teh street fare admirably stcuated go ent will br o'd cae with previa an Tome tnetiindS ware, Totes to be waver such Tesaie Ib sane Dewspay Washington, D.C. BARTHEL, ZOUN U. MICH. J. COLBEK { Tastes. Rae DARK & CO., Auctioneers, v0 Pa ave. aw, LER, ENGINE, PUMPS, DERN Ko, CONTAINED IN BOUT THE PREMISES HERE TOPOKE BCuoss, JK °S, LUMBER AND WHARF PROPERT). AT FOURTH STREET EAST, BY By virtue of a chattel deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 14s. che of the land recone of the Disiret of « an] at the request of the parties «= ured there Wil sell by PUBLIC AUCTION IN, THE’ PREMISES Hemire THOMAS B. CROSK, Ji MILL AND WHAKE PROPERTY OF FOURTH STREET FAST en to us and ‘det meas ‘unabin, wiv f WITH GROKGIA AVENUL AND THE BEANCR OF THE POTOMAC RIVEK, ON MONDA MAY EIGHTEENTH, Invi, AT TEN O'CLOCK THE GOOD XE DOURES PUMP, MOLDING MA- INE MATCHING MA - CHINE, ONE WOUD-SPLITTING MACHINE. ORF 1G SAW, ONE BAND SAW, general attention of machin- 0 coal dealers persous im machinery. ‘Terms: Cash on the day of sale AICHARD F. PATHO, OWN at. RATCLIFFE, DARI ONE Woop saw, Ta- BLE AND Sa Ws. ySETY “MOL ONE MoRTICING Ma- To which we invite t my7-4 (CHANCERY BALE OF REAT. STAI \ SIXTH STEEET EAST By WEEN & AND L STREETS NORTH, WASH NGTON CITY By virtue ‘of a decree of the Supreme Court of the umtia passed in equity cause \. ie day of sale, with <chenqsecom pap of sale or Fatiication there! by fieation of wae and paywent o: the and not { tue pur, ined when the prop nto the purchaser. The ters of sale ded with within Biteen days trow any of Will be readvertised and sold fauiting pUr-baser. All convey- yrarchawer™ NDNEW J. DONALDSON, Truston. Residence: {i eth et.ne. (Office Census buresu, corner 34 and G ste pw THOMAS EL. WAGGAMAN, Auct. my7dede DEXCANSON BROS. Auctionsorn, U and D ste. nw. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED OWN AS “WEBSTER LAW BULL SIIUATED ON D STREET by- TWOEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS NORTE- WEST. By virtue of adeed of trust duly recorded in Liber acing at cost of No. 1400, tulle Sb at sea. one of the inn records, tor eat of the District of Coluuua, abd et the written, the holder of notes unpaid and. wecuted bye ME WILL offer tor sale on Wee TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, A.D PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M... estate and bia, to wit: Ail square numbered ; fogetber with veDte, WAYS, easense! TL ts, privileces apd appurtenape fone Ry or a aby Wine Fixit, title, interest equity or ctherwine however trust « o said piece of pare! of ground Abd preiniace sold subject tow deed of trust to se $0,000 end such inter ute duly recorded 1 the land Fecorus of the District ‘Terme: Amount of the deut un deed of trust recorded ih Liber i secured (oy 41), folto is, mem and 4 (mounts of wiich wi. Weave) In cavh; Uniance in two years, to be evideu ed Uy Hote of purchaser bearing ‘cost. A deposit ot #3 prop. Fis khocked off Lermm to be complied with tm Ritmen aya, otherwise rucht reserved by the trusted to resell at the risk and cost of the detault! 7 in Washinton. D. « LULA ©. GEES, ANDREW ©. BRADLEY DMC ON. OE penne. ‘SRALE OF DESIRA ATATE, SITCATE UTRWEST CORNER GF NOXTH M STREETS NOKTH WEST Pe PITOL AND Under and’ by virtue of the power end authority Yested im me by the last wils apd testanent Ruppert, “decamd. 1 shal, on TURSDAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAL. A.D. i801, at HALI-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M... iw front of th Premiere, eel! at public auction, ali that Perot lend teecribed ae art of jot 1WENTS-T TX SQUAKE SIX HUNDAEED A: fro ing one bundred abd thirty ax fect on North Capel scveuty fect on Sorth M street. sale. Unetorrd cash, balanes in equal im is at one and twe years, with anterest at tie fate of 6 per-ceut pet aunuin, payable eeui-anmualiy Sccured Uy deed Urtrust Upon property soul, or Seah, at the Optica of the pur igen” A cepontt 0: Sill be reguited st Piace-of ale. All convey Sad reroraine to be at com of purchaser. Terus of Sie fo bevoup/ied with within ten days, uber ier the rant ‘wo resell the projerty at Fins aba com! of Setanftins yurcinaser alert Sve, aye adver Of euch frente in sone ubiteiied adel PNaY KUPPERT, Secuter abd Trastes under wil of Sous Kupyert, PRESS-BRICK FRONT HOUSES. MINGS AND ACL MODERN TMs MEIN, BEING AGS ise AND ad TWo NEW ‘STONE, TNOKTHW PUBLIC AUCTION, Fp AY EIOUTERNTH, 2001, Sell ct puttic atrtion Lots 1aGand 17 iu esquare Ti feat on Amt st. by depth of es ho ee a waa Rca, it sion rm oa tractors Fooum and bat. and "il necessary comvenienoen, Son, Hast and 18 Int wtreet northwest, Figteces on "GRti and is mre wrowill pene eer