Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1891, Page 6

ai - 6 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1891. ‘The man who has known Col. Henry only in PRESENTED WITH A BADGE. 8 5 ; ‘ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FOR G ALLANT SERV ICE enit te Meigune lin snener ae ees A Pleasant Surprise to Chief Deputy Marshal Highest of alin Leavening ren wes. oe FUTURE DAYS. FUTURE DAYS. “FUTURE Dats. befits the post commander, clad in a new uni- John R. Leonard. a = form fro head to foot. ‘The battons on his! Yesterday afternoon Capt. Jobn R. Leonard . « tightly closed blouse were undimmed and his | > Troop K, Ninth United States Cav-| iuiier straps were irrepronebable. But he | Chief deputy marshal, was agreeably surprised was, nevertheless, the same Guy V. Henry | ®t the court house by the gift of « handsome alry, Now at Fort Myer. gold badge from the deputics. Some recent nite experience of the deputics has shown the necessity of wearing official badges, and Capt. Leonard, whose dutics are mainly in the office, being the only one without the official badge, it was determined that he : : e LATORER & SLOAN, auenoncers, (G20. W. STICKNEY, Auctionser, 500 110h st, akg seen oo . pace eae CABLE IMPCOCED PROPERTY, NO, 14006 st., near U. 8. Treasury. OL TWECETH STREET NORTHWEST, FOR SALE-VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. |» WIDATADAY AD TibNOON Ne sure, pag O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in frout of ts IMPORTANT SALE OF WEBER PIANO AND | ests intin' eee Shae Tee eros | ee Lor 32. AUCTION, im front of the preaotes, the spoemdid rent: SQUARE 16, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. ing’ properiy hereafter deactited we ioliows Pronting 23 feet on TS, Stet torthwoat. taped = . N THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, AT FIVE | )2.oen mee T hott owme, molera Lanptoveunna, Ane, REESE Ek | | EM. FOUR BENE BOOED NUMBERED | ie a yy CLOES |, commencing at TEN we i 16, 2218, 222) AND 2222 G STREET NORTH- | thre seare, Uber cent, sacunnl hy dead ut’ tem ee HEROES OF INDIAN WARS. ‘The First Body of Colored Cavalry to Pass Tesidence No. 1124 11th street northwes: a superior i Troperty ald. oral cash et" ther agtioe’ at Gp tad i collection of household effects, embracing in part ab Rdepoatt of ‘Goib requines Sr ehe cea ar Through Washington—The March From also be badged. Accordingly a handsome gold ONE SUPERIOR WEBER PIANO, COVER AND] ,,They have sight roca, modera improvements, | ti. “I'he truin siete ot cnmpliel wie ie else badge was procured—a circle inscribed “U. 8. ABSOLUTELY STOOL UN PERFECT ORDER): FINE O11, | ‘Roeriectrepairant Swaps rened : ‘ undo gate tet Foner to™ teal the Se ee Deputy Marshal, D.C.,” in which is a five- PAINTINGS AND ENGBAVINGS, SUPERIOR | Aisooy FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, AT FIVE | ertiocmrat of seth nahn Hatt Commnendaat, Bis Ofees end Bom, , pointed star bearing Capt. Leonard’s initials, WINDOW DRAPERY, HANDSOME PARLOR FUR-| _NUE'NOMTHWEST, NUMBERED 173 TO feo | NITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES, JAPANESE AND | They have never been vacant: the valuable eround | Spue?*™ #8 84 Fecorsiine OTHER ORNAMENTS, FANCY ROCKERS AND | upon which. they sre. located counts of about 20 ine [jap states Wanena Twill soll ssa wile oF each house terme | U facets eritet ten ines “J. RL.” On the reverse is the inscription “Presented to J.R. Leonard by the depu AUCTION SALES. marshals, May 25, 1891." Yesterday afternoon = AFTERNOON. Capt. Leonard's presence was requested in the = ——s TOMORROW. pepe room, when Mr. A. G. Hall on the part JUNCANSON BROS8., Auctioneers. W ILLIAM LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. of his colleagues made the presentation, stating NTINUATION SALE OF AUCTION cL THE si that it wes to show their appreciation of his | exrinp cONTENIN UF Crone Noo Tone pra. | AUTTICSSALE,OR AEE TRE SHOE STORE ETE. | FINE : uniform kindness to them and @@a mark of the | SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, CONSIS SHELVING. de. IN STORE 722 SEVENTH | PLOWS AND BOLSTERS, BRANCH KOAD AND KOCK CREEK FORD SEROT. JONDAX. Ficulshtp that, existed betweell them. Capt. | SRG. GAKi Ss CNSra UURNE PotLeR | SORREL SORIBWIST, WEDNESDAY AETAE | PILLAR EXTENSION DINING TABL is acran | 8 of rem be » th ; ‘ ; i K -NEV-SEVENTH, | FOUR | LEATHER-COVERED DINING CHAINS, SUP. virtue of a decree of the 8 Court of whose name has for years been synonsrons | Loonard was taken aback, but remarked that he 7 Wal LOWERTHAL, | 10 CUT GLASS AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, | District of Calautin Tassel tu the Tath dakot Map” : : SERVICE, | 2. im equity cause ‘No. 12504, "wherein Louis DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SERVICE, | Shoumaketor eg. eee Ne eee: pete Louie, f DECORATED FY: etal. are defendanta, te unde ast KAICLIFEFR, DARKA CO! 20: omerre By Ve aoe Mitt botuse door of aha Tastes SADA OR Se ook “Dey has came! heah dey is! piped a three- foot Afro-American resident of Georgetown Yesterday afternoon, and in a moment siestis ‘on barrel beads and quiet snoozes in the com- parative seclusion of doorways were tempora- rily displaced by wakefulness in the imme- diate vicinity of 322 and M streets For forty AUCTION SALES. SCHEENS, HANDSOME MIRRORS, OTHER MARBLE-POP CHAMBER FUKN! IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIE FIX-| FINE HAIR MATTR ; ome CoMr ot wid to me directed, I will ws singly. Terms sasy and made Auows the day of sale. FRANCIS ©. | office of the Sup ABLE mmecek. WsTICKAEA. | be Auctionesr. | © rence ICERY SALE VALUADL / ERTY NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK ON BROAD KAY, M TWELVE O'CL Fad interest of the Gescriincu provers. SES, KNS, SETS, BRIC-A-BAC, PLATED WAKE, BISQUE O'CLOCK. eight hours it had beea rumored in and around | yiti soldierly activity and bravery of the fo toenaty ae (a nd he accepted it asin | AND OTHER FIGUELS TWENTY-SIxTH, | <2¢ the western end of the city that troop KX of the | highest type.” Ina business or military sense | evidence of what he had known before by words ead t TEN O'CLOC dd continuing it JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. _ r “ oe noone : : . fom of the city eee i Tooked | he is one of the sonngest ortcers in the service, and actions their friendship and good will, | SE re ENOSaiae Tee O'CLOC Rg conte D ectiongh and D ate. .w. aEnntn Grr a TREE BEERIOERS: | Bae pate senaants, the undereiened Loreen san 2 cae [K was composed of | “ithough he graduated from the Military | expressed the hope that their pleasant relations | the sale yf the entire contents of s:are watist: | CATALOGUE SALE OF ENTILE CONTENTS OF | TOR LANGE QUANTITY’ OF EITCHES, RE, | TUESDAL. the SECOND DAY OF SUNE. Ini, ot for atany Boar, alas troop K was compowed Of | Neademy early in 1861. He served with the | would not expire with the termination of their | Ba", Suiod Uy M. W. Beveridge, wad., and cunsis- | CATAL Hogs Botte VETEES IM RDG QuisttEs. we. * id EIN C CLOCK YM. the forewing desciited ‘cal it DANIL i, DARK & ©O., Ave 2. = i m part of colored men, and as colored soldiess were a | first artillery for awhile, then accepted the | ofticial duties. ‘“Ectorated Dinner, Fish and Ten Sets. STREETS NORTHW poy om meg —RATCLIF & O., my Litas decided v feorgetoy cop colonel ie “=u a Decorated Tosiet Sets, Vases, Urn. THY FINE FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT es LATIMER & SLOAN ery eq lake © OOK, aus - that wetropolinnsabeocion wore ching with | ants "With, this command "hee de> MHS, SURRATES CASE. iarielnnaehaey crtetemteim. | RRO NGG CRRSPER ap | [WOMAN WHGGANAR, a parte uso, | a susksacrnune 4S Rae Kept | T[MONAS BOWLING SOX, oem Topol subse m were loo! any : onze and China Lamps, bric- e. ee NA AN “4 on fie i uty cause na ir FI I. >t PROW tome persistency and a good deal of curiosity. | tinguished himself “that in 1864 be (eiseecalis Afior Dinuor Coffees, Plated Castors, Coffee and! LIAKD TABLES. Baw NOUM, CAPE OFFICE m Hie equity -ause Bunbered BOK in said court, | TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALCARLE IMPRowr AND OTHER: FIXTURES sc REAL ESUATE BEIN: Terme of sale: | One-third cast, one-third tm ome] SIXTH STREET NOKT Year and one-thind in two years trom day of By virty Nom. Ts AND. Winks. Crgcous, | VALTABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONT. | suid jot coutaining Oh acres, miore or nse CONTAINED IN ABOUT TWO HUNDRED | LY CN. THE FACT SIDE 0 a= honored with igadi ; Tea Sets. ‘The small boy's exclamation followed the fact | "2" Bonored with a brigadier general's | Father Walter Writes a Paper Declaring His Bec BUREET JUST ABOVE BOUND AuXY s - Bisque and other figures, Tin and Wooden Er =“ brevet. He was honorably mustered out of the mene Cut and other Glass Ws “a ef : it | Sete . that three street ears.closely banched,weremov- | volunteer service in June, 1865, and in Decene in Games - | term, Beasaamd teber Ootekee, Spite $2, WEDNESDAY MORNING, May TweNty-| Brapyes © wap lime the terminus and that there | her of the sume yeur was commissioned eaptain | _ Last night before a meeting of the Catholic | | in tact everything” usually Heenan | Sd CONTIMCING CRCR Dey thetadtin: OC ERME | pOUNEDSESDAY. JUNE THIRD. at HALE-PAST | Secured by proissory uotee of Je on the front p' of the lead in the rot artillery. fn 1670 ho was transferred | Historical Hociety in New York » paper written | Suidvel'writeuow strvom Fars and hana’ Suey | HOUE und all are disposed of. we Will soll on the | Te prevatate iets 30 abd th Meck SD ts Canes | a an ee vs | to the ird cav: in J ‘2 vi i i ne, the sale cous remises, 15th a1 streets northwest, Was on, to th third cavalry sud in duno, 1441. beeame | by Father Walter of St. Patrick's Church in | Hocked ame, i ate our goods lr ibe ate | Bryuiee, Jon eit G wrecte soidhweaty Waeburgtone | SSE" y tow tbe party secured thereby we + in front of the premimrs om MONDAL UNE F PP Ast FIVE Oks ¥ ‘all tad e thin 8 , cked sane, the pa ; ‘All Couveyaneiue ind recording. at porebaxer's ant hy Tene Oo thee Cee aim, ne time of his | thie city created considerable interest. The | “patizcrainet ty Ae, es asst-tamn guodnin | Beilin See ayes Fens day Of sal. soya B WAGGAMAX, | site hnebont cite hundred dollars wil be required om tp EA ystems - - i RLORS, ser. | Plie ‘days frown day orerey wevorded tm Lites So. the fronticr—a hard worker and one of tye | P&P! in a measure, was a reply toan attack in| 8%, DeNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. | FINE PaRLon suitHEOES usm, anocareLee Aecieaert._ | Nill beresoid at the Task andcont ot tne aba | Sec Teh tone a de Sala Ne AS ost courageously persistent fighters the In- | 2¢ Century and related to the question of FFE, DAKR & CO., Auctioneers, AINE cCoMouRS pre aS oe CRE! NG. SUN BROUS., Auctioncers. purcuaser after dive days’ notice im The Evening Star. | said District. 8 dians ever met. He made a remarkable winter | Mrs. Surratt’s complicity in the murder of ‘920 Yenusylvaiiia avenue northwest. INE WINDOW DRAPERIES in” BROCATELLE: | MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED see poomtG. Feadall Coliding.. | colt crise iy ee rere oe Eagan mamey, te murch along in the "70s, his personal activity | President Lincoln. Father Walter relates how VALUABLE UNIM be rae ee MAGNIFI- SE MOUAT ELEABANT Oe SEER outed | DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. my 20ideas 6.00 wi 3 he became connected with the affair and OMIDA AVES , Langan Agel ot Pier See Sine, Walnut and | weOAD) OPPOSITE HOLMEAD MANOR.” | T. ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioucers. mot comudind Sith throughout declares his belief in the inno-| on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. | ofhchaDt tanec! amd Hier Mirrors in Git, THIRD DAY OF UAL: IN at PvE Oo cDOCK a : reali rat seit Me Reel at cence of Mrs. Surratt. SIXTH, 1801, af FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front 9 Hleaant Bronze Figures. Urne, Pedestals. P.M. at public auction, to the highest bidder, in | IMPORTANT SALE OF SOME ELEGANT HOUSE- ot the premises, by public suction, ‘ro very lurge and handsome Egyptian Marble | front of the preuiises, cn Mount Pleasant street. the “‘At the time of Lincoln's assassination,” says iTS BLOCK 3 ore. following deacrived Tal estate, viz Lote ntuber two | HOLD FURNITURE LEFT IN PREMISES NO. — “ i OF LE DUOIT PAKK, ‘Oil Paint! . jo twent inclusive, 2 Chock remit Porches Toy paciehs | Eronting 18 foot on Frida ave. witha depthot GO eet | _Azuutusters Whiten Velvess, Memtuet and other Car- Water ana'Cispor Windua vubivinion St Ste arse st | - 1618 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Pia c . - ley, bein. ¥ pete. the jate Join A Purner, being a part. of “Plossan ings and Encravings ben very 7 ioners was Mrs. Surratt. I was her confessor. nd above an fieumbrance of $1,250 -a-Tote Parlor Suites, Reception Chairs, Visa- | Pisins, as said subaivnicn fe mored in honk Gag: |g Ot! Paintings and Encravings (some of 1 rte i When she was arrested she sent for me, and I ; Baeposit of #100 to be paid at {ime | Vie Chairs, Lngeavines, Ornaments. attended to her spiritual wants until she went | Gist tie rghit ss'seserved Yo coset ayien Tudcost | Fine Walnut 2. Seine to the scaffold. J can not, of course, violate | of the defaulting purchaser. Allconveyancing and re | fine), Handsome Carved Fire Screen, Elecant Orpa- | FINE BUILDING LOT PRONTING SIXTY PRE y oO t hnentaand Bocebae Ariat Hal Furanare Mane] See E HEAT ATE EEE HURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWEN' Shepherd, folio 41, or the records of the surveyor piigyel the Dieter ot Cofamubig the property frou ug 505 feet on the north side of Mount Pleasant street | some Clock and Candelabras, Very Supe! Portieres, and U18 icet on Kock «Creek Church road, opposite ~ F an cee ul iT aS saris the s : Fo ale Lees aH and 3 3 ‘har iahowany Cabinet, Swise Clock (in perisct onier, HALE PAST FIVEUCLUCK, we AN EARLY BEGINNING. my rows ta the cbarehiand) all ihe cece ot 'MALCLIFFE, DARR & CO., “ “ tapptioes with tke enna aa see, ots | Teveatsy Stool, Very Superior Velvet ama Ragton LSie sataek ve. iiscias bo: tee tila au aha | conceal iknow Mest areal puntiesaoers of tame |e anetioness. | "Rese nape ea soldarone undivided plats : umber and Statr Carpets (these carpets are | Pronting sixty feet iy New’ Hainjainre avenve with dara complexions left no room ‘or doubt as to 10 ‘4 at SS = rom, Fine attresses, Box ent opportunity for an investment. | as good as new), Neapolitan Pictures, Fur Kuse, Deco. | atamentinntiiot esteat to ewe ee dark complexions let 19 room oeep ele foaa plictig: in Ghat areas eeteas” DEXCANSON Bi Neto H Tod Dats. nw, | Pillows, Boisters, Blankets, Steete, Cusse, Spreads Tendiuty wtuated, 200 feet above the . cael “This lot : : er onlookers were the Afro- “I tried my best to save her life, and if she ate of colored baue oeanooing eae rated Toilet Ware, Lamps, Very Elegant Olive Wood ae tan ntivided tito three or tour had been given a reprieve tor ten days I be- | SPLENDID. BUSINESS PROPERT fertis Of aaie. One-third casit: balance on or before | Chamber Suite (in perfect condition), Mahovany and | ct a = than any of the o and Comforts, Window Draperies, y Bed Americans. To ¢ So. gin| Wardrobe, Bedsteaus, Mequet’ Velvel, Hody Brus- em ti ten POURLEENTH STREET COMTH WEST SURE: | self and other Carpets, Writing Tables July L nest, to be secured by the promissory notes of | Oak Washstands, Secretaries, Fancy and Fany Chairs, ee a ae Meret onld have succeded in doing wo, I] R10KY DRICH, BLOKE NOUM AND CELLAIC | very tangeome Senn Cet tension Tania | Seutntemad oad sttraet othe Proverty "Oly | Very Handname Gah Dinee’ Kens Sate tea Gar aaiabiadis mont aie COL. GUY V. HENRY. called twice on President Johnson and was by| | NEARLY NEW. D y Handsome Wal ler L-xtension Tables 7 interest at the Tate of G per ceuinin per wry-| Yer¥ Handsome Walnut Leather-co semi atnuall>, a Magnificent Buffet and Cabinet Sideboards wh, wituin ton | Pillar Extension Table, Sideboard, Leather Covere KL a the day of sale, of showed the and nerve alone saving his entire command | him sent to Judge Holt. The judge in tarn | gPSpy SGPAS. AETERNOON, MAY, 7 option of the puch SIXTH, 1891, AT HALY-PAST. taunuin fror pleasnre in a ¢ dy rWE! IVE O'CLOC! suri Ends on seeaieen or alco d : ays, oat the option of the purchaser. A Ueposit of | Chairs, Carving Table, &.), Old English Dinner and | un, la Teg oF as white people of Georgetown alse have | from freezing to death. ‘The colonel himself | Sent me back to the Provident, and I got no | will sell in front of the premises, “°) amet teannient alurors, ido abies, “Butlers Tables | $3:Ub0 required wien tho tad ie sccepted. “Furus €0 | Dreattaat set lor 8 peuple), Lumch Sete, OM meson Deen delighted tosee the new-comers, but their | was badiy fro-er. In the fight on the Kosebud | *8tisfaction. Even on tho morning of the LOT 77, SQUARE 249, ‘coup in ten days, otherwise the rucht i herr = China © Saucers, Fine Plated Goods, V a lly restrained except in | in 1816 Col, Henry was wenmded ee pose 44 | Woman's execution L attempted to oltain a ro. | ffontine 23.08 feet of 14th street between X and | gElecant Glassware, China and Crockery, Window | reserve to resell at tin risy und cont of te defaciting | Chia Cups and Saucers, Fine lated Goods, Very enthusiasm was carefully restrained excep |. Heury was nd > severe! tt re + Hanwnys. purchaser after five days’ advert ent of such re- | Artistic Brass Fire Sets, Shovel and Tongs, with Bes Khode Isiand avenue with an average depth of 103 a 5 reiweu axe oF “two Instances, whon walcomies were that no one Leliewed his recovery posible. His | Reve for her, but I was wnsuccessful, and sho | fei to alan foutaley and. turftoved ty «ngs meu | wnt Linen and Frat Clothe, Napkins, Kc. recerding: £0 cr ponaaees j 6 on ; oe pn i z recording, &c., at purchaser's * 0 will be se ay waved or shouted simply because the welcomers | achievements in the last Sioux campaign have | ‘ied, T believe, ag innocent of that crime as a | but, neatly new three-story Property is worthy tna | Tete-a-Tete Break‘ast and” other Tables, Chair: = DI eaten oe TURE DAE. ae ToL ee nad question hope to sell whisky to those they | been told recently and are iresh in the public | babe unborn.” y i jon of investors, being in One ul the best sections | @]#88, aud other ware. °F WALNUT, BRASS Tot, at TEN O'CLOCK, at the Pesidence No. 1018 | LAPCLIEFE, DARI & 00., nue greeted with prelnsions’ warmth. | mind. He isa thorongh disciplinarian and he | _ A paper written by Cardinal Gibbons relat- | Sr iithsteerond emia ke KiMMED and extra LARGE. SIDEBUAKD, for Yusiness and awelliuies. : i = & s 1. street northwest >: rane , commands the respect of his subordinates. To | 26 is experience of early missionary work in | ‘Terms: One-third cash, bulauce in one and two | CASHLEN'S DESK. Mirrors. Plated and other ware. SW-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac- | ith street n: TWO_THREE-STORY Bi Star. Conveyancing, | Stands: Servants’ Furniture, Kitchen Requinites, &e. | att k HOUSES. NOS. 727 N. B. Parties turnishing shon!d give this sale their ‘| 7 : MARCH C1 ‘ “ 1 LIARD ROOM. count of inclement weather uni - AND (4) FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST THE MARCH COMMENCED. - ora — North Carolina was aleo Yours, or two and thiee years, a8 PUFA T | 4 Fing Biniand apie od eres, Ouse, | Sones 3 reatl gttention, as the goods are all fret class and in periect | on FRIDATAFTERNOUN, MAL TWENTY. It was nearly 4 o'clock when the troop for- | *He ninth he is the ideal soldiez. — ectete, qihd, Antorred payments ‘to be, securd | a Guntra, Bitteess Cover eels Et Balle, Once, | Sor DAL OF eouaition: LATIMLL'E SLOAN, piSnii aA O'CLOCK. we wil oer fur aie : . ed e e 0 bear 6 cent annum, pa AK ROC my2o-d&ds 5 souwers. | front of the premises 2 seek the strectcarsand formed on the southern THE PRESBYTERIAN SEAL, fanually, ort “caan.?st option st'porciseer A | pMitters, Back Bar Fatures, Bar, Glase Ware, Bar Se PBOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. Crietwat Lot 10, sidewalk. ~‘TWos right,” remarked First Sergt. — deposit of $500 required ut time of sale. Convey- so 200 Sikes iis areioniriin: 1 Seek ee aerate Jordan ina quiet but sufficiently loud tone. It Is Recommitted and Will Be Considered | ocr Sith in Aiton dues, sehen isd ei, te COM | Claret, Champarne, Porte Sherry, Brandies, Whis- MISES NO. 733] _ Ts hover ward. * and the company moved poerging Fevell at ink md tant of deianifine varehncr ater | Hes Gia. Ruma ther Liquorn at arst quality. By virtue of a collateral ‘ute, dated. Jannary 2%, i a. ‘ty a h ie cir bines at a ii x five days’ advertisement of such resale in sowe Hews: | yy, b OMS. at auction 0 Ang THE | By virtue of certain decrees of the Supreme Court of eee ae ae Gcaneat eomtes At Detroit after Tux Sran's report closed | jupcriabiished in Woshinetine Bree eee HY | Writing Tables, Lounken, Desk, Settoes, Chaira Ca Oe ee hag Ui AE | nue Duatnnt of Cavautan Fame element in Georgetown was very numerously yesterday after the debate on the work among DUR OTS. 25, | Annuncistor, Desks, Counters, Large Fire-proof | CASSUN BROS. {kh and D strects n. W., Wasninxton, in thont of they je monies bem att “din resent and there Was much waving of hats and the freedmen the general assembly devoted a Se Bue. son ; DAY OF JUNE Convevan nd Pecurding nds. The feminine portion of the impromptu not demonstrative, I that certain pisce. ein the « Luatincuisived Fs #20). of the Judson Fheumatic Street K. Wy Company stock. All persons concerned will take notice, half an hour to discussion of the subject of un- @| employed ministers. A general central office | NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE Copper. a Broilers, Roasters, | Tertus cash. was proposed with a secretary who should} NoRTH SIDE OF CORCORAN STREET BE-| 2 4bles, Choppers and other a icles usually found in By order of bolder of note. a hret-class hotel kitchen, Di keep tab of unemployed ministers. The] WEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH | Toxetler with numerous other articles nsually found reception committee nt it was evidently pl ously and responded wi lations 1 approb RATCLIFFE, DARK & in sy we tor the same a: Jot end running thence Sout th appropriate gesticu- tion to the cap lift- =e cet J umelien; thence, no ont ing indulged in by som of the newly arrived debate on the seal of the church finally] STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR NEW HAMP- | Li'ofwhich areto ve postal ena ea ee | PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers hE eh Be he eco TTT 1m 00. NN x mushers. | Aged . wound up in the presentation of a dozen sug-| SHIRE AV! rote rte th Che geld yi tbe average and PARLOR SET. PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPA- hrsestter endl Cor pressutick trout e° f TSO sks San dak biy oles oll ee cgadaunee. Yaar young gestions at once. ,Elder George Junkin of Phil- BY AUCTION. suleattine, every tiny bene in re-class order. RATE, PIECES. FACE PASD, OTHER | etmun of sale, as prescribed by suid decree, as fol- SS $ & SS BEE - sters, too, were notas noisy as might have been adelphia, who was against the serpent and | ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. | ‘M#loxuescan Lehad on spose to. STATE CAMDEL. kD ‘kooM Seg fend pepe expected; they appeared to be more or less CAPT. HUGHES. cross design, moved to postpone the whole | SIXTH, 1801. AT SIX O'CLOCK we will sell by pub-| Auctioners. | on THULSD AY MORSISG MAY TWENTY. | 12 be se tuned by the hotes of the pr site awe struck. Troop K is commanded by Capt. Martin B. | matter, but the moderator ruled him out of | lic auction, in front of the premises, ea : SACS | FIGHTH, 1801. at TEN O'CLOCK AM., Tsbail sell | {USL on fe property, or all cash. af oi tion of par Hughes, a pleasant specimen of that popular | order.’ One brother moved to put the open NINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES Lge eee ae totem, Boca ne Of Fesidence SAIS ¥suseets Georve- | Ail Cchveyancine aud wecordiie af parchene's cost. M. W. BEVERIDGE will commence TO- genus—the cavalry officer. Capt. Hughes | Bible in the blank space and old Elder Gra. IN SQUARE NO. 134, \ORWEDNESDAY MAY TWENTY SEVENTH. 1801 = _iHO8. DOWLING & SON, Aucts._ | gerves the isht torcedverts: sndwcllatcont sadist | oupow suttDAY, MAY st tees o ws anes om eit Academy in 1869, ) ham of Nebraska made the original suggestion | pint of these lots front 18.34 feet on Corcoran street | 1 et & Sican offer at priblic a to the huhest bidde- | J UNCANSON BROB., Auchonsers wunmemae . . d has na wit e ninth cavalry ever 7 f substituting the lamb as symbolizing the | and one fronts 18.36 fect on the same street, ell Lav: | and Indian territory | Sa ‘The whole matter was finally recom- | ing # depth of 03 feet with ulley sides and Lack, being since. Service in T tion China, Giass Ware, &e., ion of the Distric: of Colnn my20-dkds GROUP OF YOUNG INDIAN FIGHTERS. Before the troop reached the bridge an oficer-laden vehicle rattled pastand moved on to Fort Myer. In the miniature omnibus were Col. ‘apt. Martin B. Hughes and ry of the ninth, and Second Lieut. Alex. W. P First Lieut. West of troop B of the sixth, the latter gentleman acting as escort. Everybody that had halfa minute to spare ¢ame out-doors to look at the column that to the post at 440. Members of ives recent arrivals, troop A of the first, them looked with some curiosity at the men with whom they will do duty for two or three years, le of sourness visible on the of many of the sixth cavalrymen because but there was « t the best post iu in front of the q parallel with the offi K. ninth cavalry, late of the Pad Lands, Pine Kidge and Fort Kobinson, was at home. re in rear of and Bof the sixth had not quite concInded the operation of moving out when K arrived and While the colored soldiers stood at “place rest” the departing white cavalrymen moved around, Teeraps of militar e loaded down with boxes, valises, bundles of a dozer de- es aud a hundred other ‘imens of et ce One of the pieces of propertr which the proposed to take away with them Jack.” and to prevent lity of the dog's losing himself by some of the artis- neiled on one side of the otherwise white B, sixth cavalry side, “Fort Washakie, Wy ' is Wes Five minutes after the ranks of K had been tactically fractured by Sergt. Jordan the white were telling each other all abou: Myer and Washakie: were dragging up reminiscences of = ‘Terus of sale he WILLIAM B. TODD, ABLE REAL &: c! E, Ot ctloneet kept him busy until early in 1876, and he was | mitted for the committee to ponder over for | **¥btivision of lots nyse“ ‘Administrator MASIBNGTON, SS ee ee At his former store, 1000 Pa. ave. no less engaged when bis troop ' moved into | another year. 76 TO 83 IN SQUARE 134. TATIMER © SLOAN, Atctioncers. DIVvisio’ New Mexico, where, with the exception of one Jobn Eaton, D. D., LL. D., president of | These lots are beautifully situated in one of the best E: e year in Kansas. he ‘remained on duty until Oc- tober, 1881. He was stationed in Kansas and Indian territory from the latter part of 1981 until August,” 1883, and then moved up to Nebraska, where be remained unti last fall. Then he was detailed for recruiting service and ordered to New York. He was re- called to commgnd K troop at Fort Myer, having been transferred from troop I for that purpose. Capt. Hughes is an Indian fighter of wide reputation and was conspicuously. gal- lant in the Thornburgh relief and the San Andreas affair. His record in the field is ex- ceptionally good. LIEUT. CHAS. W. TAYLOR. : None of the men who were once prominent as Oklahoma “boomers” need any introduc- tion to K troop’s first lieutenant, Charles W. Taylor. They have all met him with more or less frequency. Lieut. Taylor joined the ninth cavalry in 1879 and has been right at the front ever since. He was in the Ute war in "79 and in 188i and 1*82 commanded the In- dian scouts in the Apache troubles then rife. ‘The years 1883 and 1884 were spent in Indian territory and Oklahoma where boomers and so-called *‘judges” did their ut- most to hamper the movements he had been ordered to make, but the licntenant came out ontop everytime. From 1884 to 1888 Licut. Taylor was regimental quartermaster, and it was during his administration that the new tat Fort Kobinson was built. During the Sioux campaign of last winter Lieut. Taylor commanded the Cheyenne scouts, and with that many participated in the fight at Wounded Kn LIEUT. ALEXANDER W. PERRY. The junior officer of K troop is Second Lieut. Alexander W. Perry, who was born in this city. He has been in the service since 1883, having hands, graduated from West Point that year. His first service was with the tenth infantry, but in 1889 he was transferred to the ninth cavalry. He is very popular in the command and rendered good service with his troop in the Sioux cam- paign last winter, participating m all the hard marehing and fighting done by Henry's bat- tilion. ‘Lieut, Perry has the revtation of be- ing one of the most skillful horsemen in the army. a ALEXANDRIA. ‘HE MEMONIAL CELEBRATION. The Alexandria confederate memorial cele- bration, which usually takes place on the 24th of May, the day on which the Alexandria troops left for the war, was observed this year on Monday, the 25th. No observance took place until 6 o'clock in the afternoon. ‘Then the Alexandria Drum Corps, the Alexandria Light Infantry, the St. John’s Cudets, the Lee Camp of Veterans, Rathbone Division, Knights of Pythias, and the Sons of the Veterans fell i line on St. Asaph street and marched by King Fairfax, Duke and Washington street to the confederate monument, where dirges by the drum corps, prayer by Rev. George H. Nor- ton, chaplain of Lee camp, hymns by the combined chorus and an oration by Con rade K. Kemper took place. Mr. Kemper, while declaring absolute devotion to the government asthe union of the states, eulogized confed- erate valor and mourned the brave men who died in its cause and “whose graves fill the land where the army of northern Virginia made its four years’ record of glory.” In con- clusion he invited the assembly to decorate the monument and remember the dead. The monument was then decorated amid music and the line moved to Christ Church, where, dur ing a hymn by the ladies, ge mound beneath which ix buried the remains of the confederates from other states who died in Alexandria, pris- oners of war, was decorated. This concluded the exercises, which occupied about an hour. DEPAMTURE OF A PASTOR. Kev. Father Dennis O'Kane, $.J., celebrated atGo'clock this morning his last’ mass here, and soon afterward left for St. Mary's county, Md. A meeting of the congregation was held last night at the Catholic Lyceum Hall, M. B. Marietta College, Ohio, formerly United States commissioner of education, read the report of the board of education. The subject was con- tinued by Daniel H. Poor, D. D., the secretary, and George H. Baker, D.'D., the president of the boar: . D. Hewitt, D. D., of Kansas Dr. Logan and Dr. C€ ier of Illinois. The re- port was then accepted and its recommenda- tions adopted. ‘Lhe report of the proof-text committee was made the first order for Friday morning. It is thought by good observers that the tide of opinion is changing in tavor of vetoing Dr. Briggs’ appointment or tfausfer to the Robin- son professorship of biblical theology without touching the question of his heresy, as that would prejudge the case before the New York presbytery, and very possibly without assiyn- ing grounds. ee Gone Into Gentile Hands. The controlling interest in the Salt Lake (Utah) Herald, the leading exponent of the Mormon church, hae passed into Gentile per, advocating the admission of Utah into Union. ‘The old parties are broken up in is political revolution and henceforth all issues will be on national party lines. 2 Tragedy at a Sam Jones Meeting. At the close of Rev. Sam Jones’ meeting at Houston Sunday night F. L. Hunter anda woman who accompanied him began firing with pistols ata Mrs. Stoner, who had lived with Mr. Hunter and who believed herself to be his wife. An officer who attempted to pro- cet Mrs. Stoner was fatally wounded. Mrs. Stoner was not hurt. She says Mr. Hunter has seven wives nd had tried to force her to leave Houston. .Flowers on Lovejoy’s Grave. The grave of Elijah P. Lovejoy, the aboli- tionist, at Alton, IlL., was decorated on Sunday by Lovejoy Camp, Sons of Veterans, from St. Louis,and the local Lovejoy Club and members of the United Brothers of Friendship. Rev. H. D. Stevens and Rev. Dr. Bryan delivered ad- dresses to the thousands of people assembled in the cemetery. eo Sections of the northwest, and are particularly adapted to budding pus , and should command the atten- Hon of persons in search of desirable real estate invest- ment jeri: One-third cash: balance in one and two years, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annuin on the deterred payments, secured by deed of trust on iL cash, ‘at the purchaser's option. “A deposit of $100 on each lot required at the time ot sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in twenty days, otherwise the right ts ved to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers after five days’ ad- Yertisement. "All conveyancing and recording at pur- chaser's cost. myi9-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. FUTURE DAys. ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. TUESDAY, JUNE SECOND. 1801, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. in front of the preihises, we will sell public auction -, LOT 33, SQUARE 197, Fronting 17 feet on the east side of 10th street between Land M streets northwest by a depth of 120 feet, with, side and rear alley. This lot is finely located and should command gen- eral attention. ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two years with interest and securod by a deed of trust Ou the property. yancing and recordmy at cost of pure of Wil be required at my26-dé LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucte. ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE. No. 140 CARROLL STRELYT SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTH, AT SIX ee ae a "phere s fe te 1m front ef the utees, the eit S2 feet Fichter 0 — LOT 20, SQUARE 432, anno by a frame house, No. 140 ll street soutthewst, = ‘Terms: One-third cash, the balance in two years, secured by deed of trust the property sold. "A de- posit of S200 required at tne of sale "Ir the terins Of sale are not complied with im fitteen days from the day of sale, right reserved to resell the property at the Fisk and cost of the detaultiny purchaser alter five ay wdvertisement of such resale in some newspaper: published in Washington, D.C. All conveyancing and Fecordins at cost of the pirciaser, RAICLIFFE, DARK & CO., my26-dkds ‘Aitetionsers, ’[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONEERS. ‘KOSES. SP. Ou THURSDAY, MAY TWENT\-EIGHTH, 1801, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M., we will sell at our auc tion Fooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, a large collection of the ‘above- Raweditowers. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, MyAEL ‘Auctionsers. Indiana Miners Return to Work. One hundred German coal miners seceded from the strikers at Washington, Ind., yester- day and returned to work in the Cabel col- lieries. A fight took place between the Irish and German factions, in which a German miner named Stoll was knocked down and severely in- jured. ——_+e-_____ Tournament Falls to Get a Place. The feature of the day's racing at Gravesend yesterday was the defeat of Tournament, the horse for which Mr. Foxhall Keene paid 53,500 at the Hearst sale. It was his first ap- pearance this season, and ne was a favorite, but failed to respond when called upon at the turn for home, and did not get a place, the race being won by Frontenac, Livonia second, Charley Post third. a Intention of the Davis Co.’s Assignees. The creditors of the Davis Shoe Manufac- turing Company at Boston yesterday voted that the assignee purchases stock and continue manufacturing at Lynn, Mass., and Richmond, Va., and ah ens contracts. A committee was appointed to submit toa future meeting a statement of the firm's affairs. ‘They Will Defy the Authorities, The Boston branch of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen declined the invitation of the Boston Central Labor Union to participate in the mass meeting to be held under the aus- jices of the latter organization in Franklin rk, July 4. ‘The park commissioners de- clined to allow the park to be used for the pur- pose, but s number of labor organizations ropose to meet there in defiance of the au- Hiorities UNCANBON BROS... Auctione ‘ith‘and D strsets northwest. OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CONSISTING SAN CART OF a Ly CENTER TABI ES EASY HAIKS, KUGS, SOFAS, HALL HAC Me ROOM SUITES, HAIR” MATTKESSE: WALNUT AND CEDAR WALDKOBESS WITT? ING TABLE, FEALHER PILLOWS AND BOL- BEERS BLANKETS AND SPIEADS, WiXDOW ND CHAIRS, FRENC) EN UTENSILS, BE. CONTENTS OF “HOUSE NO: SIXTH SYREET NORTH WES’ = ON THURSDAY MORNING, “MAY TWENTY- Hl. ISOL, COMMENCIN. GOLock, We WILL SELL THE NEW THREE-STORY AND TOWER BRICK RES- NO. 1108 FIFTH STREET NORTH IN THE SCHNEIDER BLOCK, CON- NING TEN ROOMS, BATH AND’ ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, AT Al On WEDNESDAY AFTEUNUON, MAY TWENTY- SEVENTH, 1901, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, we shall yell that vlexant residence, No. 108 oth ‘street north west, three stories und buseinent. containing ten rouuis, fine cellar, furnace, Anisbed in the most approved style, handso:nely decorated. Lot 1sxS7 to 1-foot alley, affording good stabline room, ‘This 8 very’ valuab & property and should command the attention of investors or parties who desire a band lance iB one and two, years, ith it cash, at option of yurchaser. CAL convayanctag or 5 yUrcheser. 3 godrecordine at puichener' cont. Two hnindred dol- fare deposit required at time of sale. ibe LATIMER & SLOAN, myl0-Akds ‘Auctioneers. JRATCLIVFE, DARE & CO. Auctioneers. 220 Pa ave, naw. VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE UNIM- « PROVED’ Lor INTHE SUBDIVISION OF WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BY AUCTIO: ON WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1891, at AQ! AKTER PAST SIX CcLoox EM, in front of the preimises by public at ES PRESBREY AND OTHERS! notes bearing fi ION OF WIDOW'S MITE, NOW KNOWN AS WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Frontiny 30 feet enue near Columbia road and Con: nue extended, overiookinss theeity. Tal is Tecurded’ as the most Deautiiul and desirabie suburban villa adjacent to the capital city andtuls particular Jot is near many of the ‘nest inprovemeuts in the subdivision. 1 walf cash: balance in two years, with interest from day of sale, secured by’ trust on the promises, oF ait "s A deposit of $200 at tite’ of sal Dlied with in fifteen days from the day of sale, other- wise the right is reserved! to rewell at the risk and. cost of the detuulting vurchaser, “All conveyancing andte- 01 at pure cost. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., my19-désds Auctioneers, CHANCERY, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- TATE, BEING No. 808 A STHEET SOUTHEAST. Terms of suse: OL ROSES. oses, | *st. : CIAL SALE OF 900 ASSORTED ROSES Terms of salo: One-third cast 2 | “ree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in the case of Edith B, Hunt ot |. vs. George #. Hunt, No. 12747, Equity. Doc. 3 the undersigned, trustes appointed by suid decree, proceed to sell.” on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENT ENTH DAY OF MAx, Jsui, at HALF-PAST CLOCK P.M., at public aiction in tront of The Vremuses, sub lot” seventeen in Washington, b. C., known as No. 308 balance in two equal installments, payable respectively im one and two Years irom day of sale, with interest, secured by deed. ‘ot trust on the promises sold, OF all cash, st option of purchaser. A deposit of #20 will be reauuired at the fue of sale. Ail conveyancing, &c., at cost of chaser, and if terms of sale are not complied with in ten days the trusico reserves the right to resell the property after three day." advertisement in the Even ing purchasers RIDGE J. PATTEE, Trustee, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctloncers, my1G-dkds z a | tng Star newspaper at the risk aud cost of the detaulit- FUTURE DAYS. LATIMER & LOAN, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E: LOCATED ON CENTER STREET BETWEER PEE AeANt AMEROVED BY" ‘SIX-ROOM eS 3 é Fite bwertixe, AT Tk + i: thie Goo. | By virtue of a decd of trust recorded Ostober 28, TENTS OF HOUSE NO. 618 SIXTH STREET | 260). 1n Uber 190%. tolio 3107 et seq. one of the Ni ‘HWEST. mpi YDUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. *PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctione sr aa a ‘Cor. ‘ave. aud Lith st. ILDING LOT IN LE DROIT PAR VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 13 K District of Columbig. and at the request gktie party secured thereby. we will sells public ae: tion in front of the premises on MONDAY, JUNE FIST. Weil ot UALE-PAST FIVE BOM. all that gertain piece or parcel of land and premises Known an distinguished as and being lot No. LLin Hertfond’s subdivision of lots 5:3 t0.50% inclusive ot 8. P. Brown’ Subdivision of Mount Plearant, as said subdivision is QR SATURDAY, JUNE SiXiHi. 1901, AT FIVE | Feconled in Look county No“ folio 17, 9f the reoords BLOCK, we wili sell om the jot 3B of Me- Giciland’s subdivision of block b, tronting 96 feet on the south mde of Mapie avenue by & depth of about | gush balane 14) feet. “Termus: One-third cash, balance in oneand two years, sri lnterent-aactied by deed of trust on tae property. poe Oe TOMAS DOWLING & SON, sny2Galkds ‘Auctioneers. JUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers. TIRE CONTENTS OF PRIVATE DWELLING | + my23-dkds RG ST REE ¥ v9 E STREET NORTHWEST, COMPxIS- ING KNABE PIANO, WALNUT PAKLOR: SUITE, T. TABLES, EASY CHAM PAINTENGS, MANTLLELRCES, WALNUT. AE ‘T. CHAMBER SETS, WALNUT WARDROBES, HAT RACKS, M. ‘t. WALNUT SIDEBUAKD, HAC AAD: Oilieie MATTRESSES, TULLEE BETS, CHINA AND CROCKERY, CARPETS, of Shitty 85 MAY TWENTY-NINTH, ORNING, GOMMERCING AT TEX ERUIRE, CONT: RTS, BEING KESIDENCE OF my25 i DUNCANSON BROS. Of the survey or's office of the District of Columbia, “Terms of sale: One-half of the purcbase in ed at to beat by deed or trust on the property wold, or'all cash, at de! Fr cont ‘will in ten days (roi day of sule the trust Gherieht to Tesall at costand rab of tas detsultine ere J. J, WILM. iW. “MOLMAN. } Trustees, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. TWO VERY DESIRABLE TORRE STORE, BaY- WINDOW BRICK Houses: WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, Nos. 743 AND 745 on FRIDAY ere NOON, MAY TWENTY. INTH, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of the. Breui ‘ND 2 i ‘, QICLOCK, WE Wii 3 STRRET SONtHWEST THE | Of John R. Congon’s subdivision of part of lot Xo.11. ie huprovements, of two well-built’ houses, eins situated th ome of the Dortunity: for an investipent of tor's howe — y for an pore howe: “Ferns: One-third casi, the balance | 8 i 3 iw Of adecree of the Supreme Court of the ‘of Coltuubia, passed in cause of, Naylor vs. Naylor et ai. No. Sits iu equity, we will offer ac Dubiicaale on the premises, baciuniin: on THURSDAY, the FOURTH DAY of JUNE. A.D. ISM1, at HALF: PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, various ots ant the subdivision of “TWINING CITY,” wade by us es trustees, and recorded in book No.6, county, at pare No. Lil, im tho surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, ‘Lerius of sale: One-third cash, the balance in equal installuienteat one and two years, notes to be xiven bearing 6 per cent interest frou day of sale, payable semi-annually, and to be secured Ly a deed of trust on the property sid, or all cash, at the option of the par- chaser. "A deposit of 825 oli each lot sold Will be te quired at the time of sale. Conveyancing, &c.. at pure Chaser'scost. if the terms or saie are not ied with within ten days from day of sale the trustees re- serve the rebt to resell the property in default at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after Live days" mublic notice of such resale th soine hewspaper pub- ished in Washington city. D.C. ‘N. B.—Piats showine tho subdivision can be obtained on application of the trustees or the auctioneers. ie Netster Law Ualldiag. ouster Law Unilding. CHARLES A. ELLIOT ‘Trustess. vendall b ‘Mh and D sts. now TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING A“TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1307 1S STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liver 1404, follo 248 et seq.. one of the land records of the Dis trict of Columuia, and at the request of the party thereby secared. We will ell by public auction in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE THIRD, 1891, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK F.M., all that certain piece or parcel of land and premises known aud distinguished as aud being part of Orivinal LOT FOUR (a) in SQUARE TEN HUNDRED AND TEN (1010), and described as follows: Beginning ior the same on B Street north, at tho southeast corner Of said lot, and Tunning thence north sixty cit (US) feet: thence west etyhiteen (18) tet : thence sonth sixty-eight (U8) feet, and theuce east eighteen (1S) zeet to the place of be™ «innins ‘Terius of sale: One-third cash, and the balance of the purchase money in one aud tWo years, notes to be kiven bearing six per cent interest, payable sen.d-an- nuaily and to be secured by deed of trust on premises sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. Con- Veyancing, &c. xt purchaser's cost. A deposit of €200 required ai time of sale. Terins to be coupled with in ten days, otherwise the trustees reserve the Tight to Tesell the property at thers and cost of the default: ing purchaser, atter 5 days" advertisement of such re- sale in sou e nowepaper publisued in Washington, D.C. A A. BROOKE, BERT A. DI a my2-dkds J0HNJUY EDSON.) Trustees. CHANCE, BALE, OF VALUABLE IMPRO. PROPERTY SITUATE ON VERMONT AVENUE, NORTHWEST IN THE CITY OF WASHING- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, pessed on the 14th day of May, A,B. 3801, im equity cue No: 12.82, we will soll at D vablic auction to the hizhest Lidder on’ THURSDAY. © FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 2801, at FIV! O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the preniises, bein house No. 1318 Vermoit avenue northwest, the followine de. scribed real estate Iyinx in the city of Washinton, iCe known an lot uumbered, Aity-live (oy ite dno: Oilnstewt’s, trustee's, subdivision of lots in squaré ‘recorded ia Libur th Dr. Tole tab, of the sane in mn . De the Surveyor's oflice tor the District of Colunbia. ‘The Suid real estate in Lnproved bya three-story” brick feck ecbls in therecr. > ueroremsnme and by jon the rear. "Terius of sale ns prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in casi, balance i ohe and two-years, equal installments, to beur interest Stthe rate of per'ceut per annum until paid. payebie Seed ot trust usonsiidyroperty orallcast,ettheoption Seed Upon suid property orallca Ofthepurchaser. "A deposit 8900 will berequired at time Stale All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. if the terms of sale are bot complied with in Bfteen days from the day of sale the trustees recccve the right me eS ce faulting purchaser utter ave daje' iotice ms Tbe hives: OO BEEERGRESS laren SU compos, J. HOLDS' {OMAS DOWLING & SON, Thyedkde ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE VED PROPEL IMPROVED PROPERTY ETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX- ON USTRENIM STREETS NOMTHWEST ithe : One-third cash ; balance in oneand two. with interest frou day of sale, Bet iS will furehaser, rosea of trust: | Two hand paid at the premises Will be at and cos A x ii AND ZWELYTH STREETS NORTHWEST By AUC- deed of trust duly recorded in Liber the District ot Colutubia, party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will ‘ofter for sale in front of p JUNE FIRST, Isa, followinz-described Washington, District of Colum: known and desicnate two (42) an Waiger's recorded subdivision of square Lumbered three hun- dred and three (Ui), together with the luuproveuseuts, ‘Terms: 8600 cash ; balance in one year, with interest at 6 per cent, secured by deed of trust upon the pres tees, of all cash, at the purchuser's option. of #100 required at time of sale. plied with in ten days trom sale, otherwise the ri Feserved to revel] at the risk and. purchaser after five days" ‘shcing and recon at purchaser 8 coet W. CLARENCE DUV my19<i&ds EDWAKD GKAVES, "[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL PSTATE. ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMOKIAL By virtue of a decree of the Equity Court of the Su- pretne Court of the District ot Colwuul 1801, in equity cause No. Meany vs. Jobn Cumberiand et ren.tves on THURSDA INL. at FIVE OCLC She deith of orieinal lot hv f: hington, D.C, ine thirty-five (: adept of one: EL: arastees ‘the east hali front by juare twenty-two mit Of said lot five (o), trout ne (9) inches on D street by und ten (110) feet. The stock consists of DECORATED DINNER and TEA SETS, TOILET SETS, DECORATED PLATES, PARLOR LAMPS, Vases, Orua- ments, &e., ie, As we have refurnished our new store, No. 1215 F st., desire to sell all remaining stock at 1009 Peunsyivania ave, wh7- Sun wer “THE PERFECT SUCCESS at the tue of sale. If terms of sale are not coupiied with within ten days trustees reserve Fugit to sell at defuiting purchaser's risk abd cost. conveyancing at 1 ) New York ave. nw. (CHANCERY SALE aT AUCTION. ORIGINAL LOT 2, SQUARE 636, Near United States Capitol, 50 fect 2 inches front, north mad south iJ street — ‘South: tol ware avenue, ah ~— JOT, SQUARE WEST OF SQUARE ORIGINAL LOTS 130 feet on Z5th ‘street northwest back to Hock crock ee the & y Virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia paswed awainst Webb et al for sale at public panels. on the day’ ‘ana lioury mentioned, the folium: described real estate and prenusen, situated in city of Washington, District of Col i. sa IU rest, sol, AT SIX he oricinal lot siumbercd 2, in the ‘Uus lot is unimproved aud com ‘round UNE SECOND, 1891, at the same —t tee ye SQUAKE southwest comer of 26th and M streets northwest at ing ewer jie? a ed — ‘Teru.sof sale: One-third Cy) of the purcha Paid in cash, the residue i P inetaliin SS. eaduity docket f wilt in'frunt ‘of “the square numbered Use money ‘equal installments at eighteen months from the day of sale. emell is made at the risk and cost of tie All conveyancing and rec cost. 81 RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.. Auctioneers On THURSDAY Peat RSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY. frout of the O'CLOCK, we will offer GAS STOVE.” WHERE? 14 12TH ST. wuor my? CHAS. 4. MUDPIMAN. Ouve On Tf you use this invaluable table requisite you shoul Uy all means give ours s trial, It has been selected With a view singly to its quality for medical as well aw table use, Its superiority is generally acknowledged by competent Judson, ‘The price as compared with that of other Olive Otle ts very moderate—€1.00 for a full guart bottle. W. 8. THOMPSON, myll Pharmacist, 703 15th st. Srame Hars DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS IN SILK AND DEKEY. Derby Hats in Cinnamon, Menilla, Russet and Gold Brown colom, round and square crown. Glazed Tarpaulin Sailor Hats, new shape. Boys’ Derlies at €1.25 and upward. Genuine Mackinaw Straw Hats,made by DUNLAP & CO. OF NEW YORK, at €1.50each and upward. Tue best Hat in the market for the price. Wide diruu Straw Sailors tor Ladies. ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, s TRUNK. FE Ge Erears STATE koba oo 0 POLE LEATHER } TRUNKS. PURCHASERS LIGHT WEIGHT ‘TRUNKS. fat . All com Sonos, UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. BIEnRr, = “i eee OT Sete Sa the ae, ok a Al —— rears. U per cent interest, secured by deed of trust on. aa . ) Attorneys service in the field. and chatting over the oc- | ae mace pol age ig 3 and = Dr. Graves Admitted to Bail. We will sell by public auction at the store of Steinem | the UroPerty soli, oF all cash. at the option of the pur. w. esi eurrences of last winter, which made the ninth eo larews Bros. as lvania ave. n.w., commencing | ¢paser. A deposit of $200 required on each * pore my Nachman address to Pastor O'Kane und an address of | Dr. T. Thatcher Graves, who has been con- PUESDAY EVENING) aUNE SECOND, and abe Sre.thne of sate, the terms of sale are not nai “They're pretty unanimously black,” re-| welcome to Father Cutler, the new pastor, were | fined in the county Jail at Denver since his ar- | SESDAY EV Be Tile oan ete LL: aE SEVEN | foreecil the property at the sisk und. cost of the de, | my19-dkds marked « white trooper toa Stax reporter ag | Mdopted, and call being made on the Titizing | rest, was released on $90,000 bail yesterday. | in stock upun which interest due twelve muonthe of | faulting purchaser ‘after, five day” ad Ivertiqgment of ‘they glanced down the line. And they are. pastor, he was presented with a well- Y more. Sale will consist of Watches of ali kincs, Sach prone te, some news er publisied in Washing 'HOMAS DOWLING SON, Auctioneers. ‘There is not in K. treop saything pas | pares. Dr. Graves is charged with being instrumental | Giatas Ci ee ton, D. ..-All con repidine gh ibe T = Ig Of the purchaser. hat | TRUSTEES" SALE OF VALUABLE Nubian blackness. Had the trooper known NoTEs. bose dont rags on er Bess, Seb Neg Chains, Brncelets, Cat Buttons, | Soe Ponts EeEARE, Ber ALDABLE TPROVED more of Khe might have added, “Shey Mr. Jas. S. Douglas, who had been ap-| % Providence, ILL. by mailing com mea PEt, SA ee to Precious stones, Solid Silver and Fisted Ware, peusty umntionly well beheeed sat teen ‘and labeled, “Whisky, from | foots, "Umbrellas. Revolvers Opera ant, Held | [[MIEED,- STATES GMARSHATS SALE — Bx | | ny virus of decd of trust recorded > <= c bs be of et seq. Uuanimously good soldiers.” | proached by citizens who desired to support | your friends in the woods.’ Glasses. Persons in reste ite ‘take notice. Virtue of writ of facian, toned ‘out of in 2308, fot ‘seq. Seventy men cane on with Col. Henry and | him for mayor, positively declines to be a can- WALTER B. Gon kaetoneers Soha tome A will sou at pois py mee Rot one of the three score and ten has a gnard | didste for that oftice. a cash, ‘the court” house blot on his record. The first twent}-five men on the ccrapany roll have an average of over twenty rears of continuous service. Three members of the truop wear medsls of ‘The First National Bank is improved here by the erection of » bank vault upon an improved plan. in view of the renewal of the work on the WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers. En a et ie i ‘The style, stetk and workmanship of our i ; ROBE! fy Ww. aN Pi hg recor ‘the said. ‘Men's, Ladies’ and Children's Shoes are the fils "ie ented en ere mahingings| raver Sf'8 sium’ ieey tebe Maghasd| Vee Marion’s Ant Pheephat situs seers oe porierdnormmeniniyenhermrat-at po gg my Bogs Sad i PS EY fe ia Thzge mumbgr of ches of rateae: otal pat) ioe ‘sete’ at the ales conve le ihe Tonia ates asteyteascoustaed | lage’ satay 6 Hg wate Saying in | neato tgs cee Oct ot a Beatties semen ayes same ‘1217 Pennsylvania evens Cad by io. < a i ficient gastric Juice of the ‘with marked Pon es the newiy arrived officers took diuner with | “snake” game at Mr. Saltzstein’s store, are just | success, and cousider it one of the beat Temedies “Termes Tisut and Airs. West, out of prisou in this state. ‘ Known to the professional world.” i ‘swoRMatmpr,} Trastecs