Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1891, Page 6

==" THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY. JUNE 8, 1891. CITY AND DISTRICT. GF Upon the basis of pri etre er line per 1,000 g rates of Tax Evrx- If as high as those of But cheapness is Its service nm, the advertisin ing Star are only about other Washing m papers. © only merit better than any Olver paper in the city can possibly give? DEFEAT. p AND ARRESTED. ‘The Washington © being beaten in the game ¢ score of 13 to 1, the State men had to get | with the remainder of the outtit for playing a game on Sunday. The game itself was not worth arresting any one | for, ax it was altogether a tame, dull affair withont the variety of any one being in it but the home team from start to finish. ‘The bat- teries were Pakely and McGuire and Dwyer and Kelly. The grounds were soaked and the Senators were utterly unable to field at all. The other side, however, seemed to be able to play ball in the mud as well as on dry ground and did not make an érror. They also batted | hard and os often as their visitors and was theirs before they began. The eat farce, four runs re~ sulting to Cincinnati on some ‘rank play by Washington's intic Cincinnati scored each in the fourth. fifth and sixth and two ¢ in the seventh, eighth and ninth. Washim ¢ in the ninth on singlos by Id and Alvord. je seven hits and eight er- yesterday, b twice as the game second inning was rors—Hatfield mace four of them—and Cinein- nati thirteen hits and no errors. Immediately after the game both teams were arrested and taken to a station house, where they gave bail OTHER GAMES. The other American Association nds games resulted: At Louisville—Louisville, Baltimore. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 5; Bos- | ton, 6. At Columbus—Colombus, 1; Athletic, 5. | Saturday's games in the Ameiican Association | Baiti- oston, result. more, 7 Louisville ouis Louisville, 3: . Louis, 11: 10. At Colun Columbus, 6;’ Athletic, At Cinei Rain. Nati League games resulted: At | York—New York, 4; Cmeinnati, 0. Az Brook- | lyu—Brooklyn, 6: Chicago, 2 At Boston— Boston. 3; Cleveland, 7. At Philadelphia—Phil- adelphia, 3; Pittsburg, 2. WHAT THE CLUBS AYE DONE. Amerivan Asse Boston + St. Louis Baltimore... Cincinnati - Chicago. New York. Pittsburg... Philadelphia.-..-21 18 | Brooklyn. Boston. 19 19 | Cincinnati. The Credentials defe nine Saturday at River View by the score 12 to 4. The battery work of McDonald and Brown for the Credentials was the feature of the game. The Credentials will receive challenges from all clubs whose players are sixteen years of age and under. Address Jos. H. Keane, 216 3d street northwest, cit, The Acmes defeated the Silver Kings Satur- day by a score of 15 toll. The Acmes would | like to hear from all clubs with players under | sixteen years of age. The team consists of Winklemen, ¢.; R: E. Raab, first base; L. Winkleman, second base: Ellis, short stop: Harman, third base: Pumphrey, left field; Hop- kins, center field; W. Raab, right field. Ad- dress all challenges to J. Frank Raab, 741 8th street southeast. ‘The Troys would like to hear from all elubs whose members are seventeen and under. They are composed of the following members: Murphy, Hopper, Smith, Dillon, Wade, Whoe, Hickman, Lawlar, Owen, Murphy. Ali challenges received by Wm. Hopper, 8 I street northwest, city. cee Inadequate Tramway Accommodations, To the Editor of The Evening Star: Some of the horse car lines of this city de- serve rebuking severely for the manner in which they are violating the spirit of tue char- ters under which they are operating—charters originally granted with the implied if not ex- press understanding that the public was to be supplied with ample transportation facilities. Certainly no idle whim actuated Congress in permitting the streets to be occupied by car lines. A necessity for improved transportztion facilities was recognized. It was undoubtedly contemplated in granting these charters that facilities should be increased as necessity should arise. What are the facts as they confront us at the present time? Only one of the principal | lines of the city can be classed as fully up to the | demands made on its transportation. faciliti the 7th street cable. At 4 o'clock 15,000 or 20,000 people in this city vacate office and start homeward. At this hour not one of tke | principal lines save the 7th street cable offers a | comfortable means of reaching outer-district | points. On F street, for instance, the cars are $0 jammed, crammed and rammed that a good working quorum of passengers in each car are compelled to stand. At 4 o'clock all the prin- cipal horse car lines should greatly increase the numbers of their cars. Is it to be wondered at that the masses of the people are discontented and clamoring for municipal control of street ear lines? It is time these corporations were waking up to the fact that this city is growing, especially in private and public official popu- lation. ‘The great increase in the pension oftice, ‘Treasury and War Departments last year ar cited as examples. The censns in its var branches embraces an army of itself. Every- where there is phenomenal growth, save in the paseenger facilities of our horse car lines. IMB —_—_. CANADA'S PKEMIER DEAD. Sir Joba Macdonald Passed Away at 10:15 Saturday Night. Sir John Macdonald, the premier of the Canadian administration, died at 10:15 o'clock Saturday night. The beginning of the end came early Friday morning. The afternoon bulletin from the physicians at the bedside an- nounced that the premier’s strength was rapidly diminishing, and then all hope fled. At 9 o'clock that night Sir John’s heart failed | in its work, and he sank so low that for some | time he seemed to have ceased to live. He rallied feebly and fought his way back to the weakest hold on life a man could have. At 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon the physicians con- curred in the opinion that the premier could not live until 4 o'clock, and again did they err. The dying premier had been perfectly un- conscious for nearly thirty hours, and still the spark of life lingered on. Eventide found the members of the family gathered about the bedside of the dying | statesman waiting patiently for dissolution. | At 10 o'clock it was evident that the end was near at hand. The household was summoned | to the death chamber. Lady Macdonald stood by the side of her noble hus! ana around her gathered the members of the family. Death came peacefully to the aged premier @t 10:15. He was unconscious to the last. The pulse fluttered. the breath came sborter and then all wax still. When the announcement of Sir John’s death was made the bells of the city were tolled to convey the intelligence to the thousands who were anxiously awaiting this signal that the beloved premier was no more. FUSERAL ARRANGEMENTS. Sir John Macdonald's body will be privately removed from Eurnscliffe to the parliament buildings and will lie in state from 10 o'clock tomorrow morning antil the hour of the funeral. The state funeral will leave the pare liament buildings at 1 o'clock p.m. Wednesday for St. Alban’s Church, thence to the Canadian Pacific station, whence the body will be con- veyed to Kingston. The body will lie in state im the city hall in Kingston until noon, when the internient will take place. In all the city churches in Ottawa yesterday touching references were made to the departed statesman. Hundreds of telegrams reached Lady Macdonald during the day. ‘They all ex- tended condolence and sympathy. Queen Vie- toria telegraphed from Palmoral to the gover- nor general that she was deeply pained to learn of Sir Joun’s death, which she regarded asa great loss to Canada and the sovereign. Sir Charles Tupper also cabled s mewage of aym- pathy from Vienna. Other messages were re- eeived from Lord Salisbury and scores of nota- bles in England. THE NEW MINISTRY. Sir Hector Langevin said last night that cer- tain decencies had to be observed, and that he thought it extremely unlikely that Lord Stanley would take any action regarding @ ministzy till Biter Sir John's faneral, 3 A quiet canvass is being carried on among Prominent conservatives in Toronto, with a View of discovering how far the accession of Sir John Thompson to the party leadership would be acceptable. The feeling against him on the part of the Orangemen has been found to be of UWexpected strengib. | Dais; BAD FOR BICYCLISTS. ‘The Recent Wet Weather—A New Club Formed. ‘The weather last week was too bad for biey- clists and there were fewer cycles on the street than during any recent week. Although there but was iittle out of door riding the wheelmen were busily engaged making arrangements for the big bicycle meet in Hagerstown next monta. ‘The run of the Arlington Club to Frederick yes- terday had to be postponed on account of the weather. Recently many upright wheels hav appeared on the streets again which is an indi- cation the bicycle men say of so many more | new riders. There are many uprights on the market and the supply being much larger than the demand they are sold at extremely low figures, and for that reason many new begin- ners purchase them. There has been a great demand for ‘91 wheels of various patterns during the past two month) and the dealers have found it impossible to all orders promptly. ‘THE NOMAD CYCLE CLUB. Last week a party of ladies and gentlemen met at the residence of Miss Grace Keefer on Capitol Hill and organized the Nomad Cycle Club, electing the following officers: Arthur H. Smith, president; Miss Mamie A. Douglas, vice president; Cyrus ©. Babb, secretary; Miss Grace Keefer, treasurer; T.' H. Brooks, eap- tain; B. F. Larcombe, first lieutenant, and E. Hepburn, second lieutenant. t week the club will become members of A. W. and will visit Hagerstown during the bieycle meet in July as a league club. The weekly runs of the club are to be made Wednes- day nights. | SS FOLKS AT FALLS CHURCH. Washingtonians Going There forthe Sum- mer—Im provements in Progress. Corzespondence of The Evening Star, Fauts Cuures, Va., Jane 5, 1891. The reign of the rosy month of June just be- gun seems to promise locally a clond of, to us, important events, showing a{notable influx of new people and greater growth and prosperity to our town. Mr. Green Gaither, one of our grocerymen, who for manyweeks of illnese has been confined, is out again. Miss Sarah Rawlin, his niece, who has also been very ill for a long time, is slowly convalescing. Mrs. Albert Ives, who had paralysis, died two or three days ago. Immediate cause of death, abscess at base of the brain. Rev. T. W. T. Nolan has been fitting up the house and painting it, and putting in order its environs, purchased from the administrator of Dr. Moran. Mr. E. J. Bireh of Georgetown has rented Mr. Almund Birch’s house and will move his family into it for the summer. Mr. Stewart of Washington has rented the house of Mrs. Ives and with his family will occupy it during the summer. Prof. N. F. Graham is building a cottage on the grounds commanding such a delightful view of the national monument, the Capitol and intervening country. Esquire Hillier nas nearly completed his res- idence. Mr. George Crossmun is building a fine house on Crossmun street. Mr. Harry Turner is having a cellar exca- vated for a’ much larger and finer house than those he has recently had built. Miss Sybills Sewall has had a story added to her house, materially improving its appear- ance. Mrs. A. F. Kingsley of Washington has rented rooms here. which she will occupy with her daughter during the summer. Mr. E. C. Houck of the patent office, who re- cently purchased the Darling residence, has had ‘4 spacious addition built to it and will move his iamily into it at once. Painting of residences is epidemic, as Messrs. W. H. Doolittle, W. W. Kinsley, Capt. E. H. Repley, P. H. Christman and W. H. Nowlan are demonstrating. Capt. A. P. Eastman has purchased a fine lot, which adjoins his own, of Miss Belle Merrifield and has greatly improved its appearance by fencing and setting of trees. Messrs. Brinkerhotf and Reed of Herndon, V«., are making notable progress in the con- struction of a fine residence on the Sherwood subdivision, Other residences will be mco- meneced soon. E. W. Watkins, having sold awhile ago his house, is building a large house for his use. Meantime his family are boarding with Mrs. England. Mr. M. E. Church is building an addition to and real estate office and other- wise improving the surroundings. Mr. Fulton Gorden, who purchased the fine house of Miss Belle Merritieid, wax married re- cently, and when he returns’ from his bridal trip will occupy it. ‘the town council at their last meeting or- dered a new bridge to be built over Four Mile run and the construction of a sidewalk along Broad street connecting the Sherwood sub- division with the post office and the raiiroatl station at West E Capt. Sensner, a retired naval officer, with his two daughters and two sons, are stopping at Mrs. Raymond's. Lieut. Wetzel and family are stopping with Mr. A. E. Rosebeck. The riding club were out on Thursday even- ing last. ‘Ihe sound of the bugle heralded their coming and gave to the cavalcade something of & martial air. LS. A. pate ‘The Good Templars. Alarge meeting was eld at Good Templar Hall Sunday evening under the auspices of In- dependent Lodge, D. F. Dumberth in the chair. Mr. George Giles gave an interesting temper- nce address. Mr. H. K. W. Patterson gave two pleasing selections, “Mr. Charles Allen of Empire Council, 3. of J.,and Mr. Davis of Pioneer Council, 8. of J., made appeals which resulted in securing several signatures to the Good Templar pledge. ji An Interesting Discussion. Resolved, That Congress should pass aservice pension bill, was the subject under debate at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. Literary Society last Saturday evening. Mr. Cobleigh of Massa- chusetts opened the aftirmative and Mr. Down- ing of Wlinois defended the negutive. Mr. Cobleigh was assisted by Messrs. Paul, Miller, Goodwin, Spangler and Leonard. "Messrs. Wolverton, Freeman, Lautner and Derrick assisted Mr. Downing: The decision was unani- mons for the aflirmative. ‘The question for June 13 is: Resolved, That convict labor should not be allowed to compete } with honest labor. The leading polemics are Mr. Freeman for the affirmative and Mr. Laut- ner for the negative. piste Eat Broke Up the Banquet. A Beloit, Wis., dispatch dated June 5 ‘say: There is considerable excitement here today over a disturbance by the college and acad- emy students last night, which was al- most a riot. The senior academy class was to have its annual banquet, which event for years has been the oceasion for more or less of a rumpus. Usually members of the banqueting class are kidnapped by members of other clases, or otherwise prevented from participating in the festivities. Last night some of the college and academy men made a charge on the banqueting class. One student your grocer AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | urges you to buy fo co vans _FUTURE DAYS. FUTCKE DAYS. AliNG ASTHALT. Bock AN hee Bass RATCLIPFE, DAK & 00. Avcts. J ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, aud cvestes te the chy of Women ag ot tee aking PEAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | PAIR OF BOR art DiC “Washinton DC. Sune &, REL COACH ar NERS ©: 4 jie wt! te Pere ‘a devsi vl mesos. MIRRORS, CAPETS. BOAT ING: | BLEAS HAUNESS we, RAND GEOUND STREETS ROUEN WEST MY | wath RTL T LI Noe REE RE AN P sore ik "Sane SPENRSTEVASEA | RCEVER GH UNE ELEVE ECTION. TWENTY FOURTH. Shot . Sic i WEN O'CLOCK AM Teen, tor imuprewims. atrest of the Royal, it is re, BAN on SULSDAT MORRIE Soa Bare avenuce with cart, gutters, ‘suleee . NTH, ai TEN O'CLOCK, to which we iuvite be Eerseens_Biaak forme of veupenns solely because he can make if "RATCLIFFFE, DARR & CO... Auctioneers. sly tds upon tives ipsa sill he, ‘ONCANSON BKOS., Aucti : more money on them, for all-agree that the Royal is Firkt in eenarved to reject ant, ail all Big dw hovers Robt, Gmswnvare De joneers. 9th and D sts, now. SPECIAL SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI- DROPOSALS WILL Bt lthcl : TURE ON TUESDAY, JUNE NINTH, 1901, is opened at 3 t the best. The low cost of COMMENCING AT TRN O'CLOCK A.M., IN | 7 UNcANSON BROS office of K. W. Walker & hon, hietotiecs'tc: the ve QUE SALES ROOMS, COB, NINTH AND DTS. D ee ‘stond sontatmed tm bork eV nice Grocer 3s We will sell st public suction «fine of | TRI Ft Ret Regt at "3 ITRES’ SALE OF TWO. oy a8 FR: $ DN & WALAER, Trustee, proof of the cheap character Kop ana sie, Ba nOOU esteem nk Waser ant BOUSEs, Bet SONGS. {VANDAL STREET ATING APPAKATUS Ra : Wardrobes, urests, Wasiretence, Hate S| ie vectus of tnd of icust uty: siensilie’ in Eiken ‘Smiitingaten Lustitution, Waahiare of their ingredients and of {on Top Baitresson, Carpets, Extensi.n Tables Dining xo TE Goo Si ef tog, our Ueland ronda Wyeth ase te ae yan a Sate y Hoom Chairs, easy Chairs, divans: Sofas, Kitchen istrict of Columbia, aud’ at the request wel SPATE GN Ta pir 2 Fern their inferior quality. De- fea, good makes, : SEE TET LTD, ian, at Sree Siasin Bares ‘e sumnal Rachanse and ee A “ ALSO. -M..in front of the premises, the following tho pol park during the fecal y Stati including Writi a me 3 os where ~ mgs Bane tay eae era, | RE eal ah feta ae aay a PoROrED, op EL Car wwder in place of the ol PEGE eo ee . listincuished ux part of lot nine (9) in square five + [at ae NORTHEAST. ; P Sie BAK BUGGY LTHRLE SPRING PHAMIOR. | titstoct siatese se, olaz imine toe, wen, Gren. || ROMA AAR HC a FOURTEENTH | RAG Re ENG eee stand-by, the thoroughly TAMPRARD PENDEI | OPEN'SURREY Vit entire depth of said lot, together with. the. imp RTUEEL NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVENUE | Preiss Foee es : ? . ALL GOOD MAKES. | ments. ways, casciuents, site, privileees and aye Lots 47, 48, 40 - ‘NEW AND VERY STYLISH. Al N. . tried Royal. All others are ia DUNCANSON Bitos.. Pepsin Marana Series 1k FRIDAY ANTERNGON AuRE TELETH, feruis™ One-third cash, balance instant. | 1801, ‘ ™ cheaper made powders of iP HOMAS DOWLING © BOR, Auctionsers era me and to gar ote Saws pecs sm front of the previsem Uy public auction, inferi a Sane nniaally? and to be secured 8 deed at "rop. | Fronting 21 feet on 12th st., with h Of B7 feet 3 inferior strength, and con MOS PECTAL BALE OF 90) ASSORTED roe erty soid. oF all cx hat tne ton of parce Con {chee oat ales, ameter ten house, tain either lime, alum or sul- OUTRO AT: JURE NINTH, 1801. of ELEVEN | Wired ob tate Ch cnlen Tese 2O een cae | in trons of tho} in iliteen days, otherwise the trustees reserve the right rE 3k, IN SQUARE 242, to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de- Butidines apd Grown. Fronting 23 feet on 1: Wasttacton, Southwest corner s¥ivania uvenue and Eleventh street, collectich of tue above named flowers. War Dep veut, ipa phuric acid. Math street with an average depth THO 0 tue abor i pros 3 bout 124 feet to an alley. com- | in duplicate, will” be ree ’ a Jeu MAS DOWLING & NON, Auctioncers, | {Ulting purchaser, alter five dayar advertisement of | Of . a caries Tbs ee uch resaie in some ished ‘Terms of sale on each H: One-third cash, bala: 4 . be WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 60., Auctioneers. — | fon, D-c." plathionpietrargl on Washing | pone avd two garnet Ber cent Water aurea Oy aerate Allsouveyancing | MATH. INL. "for furmiatitie sung ~< = stk 1 : ee nines soid,.or- ail Cash, at the : ne ae AUCTION SALES. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF EXTRA LARGE CRETE Be wa ahicy | Trustees. | Purchaser's option: A deposit of Ss00 cn eek week on® ___BATCLIFSR, DABE & OO.. Aucts. | June 30. Cinwn 1 = = ROSES, HARDY RHODODENDRONS, JAPA: | 7 = seth neh fequired attime of sale, | Terus to becompiied with in | ‘J’ E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioncer. | Es. Comes A. paints, oa : MIs APERENOON RESE AND CHINESE AZALEAS AND “OTHER | ‘PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers filteen days, or the right is reserved to resell at the | Jos me lees 4. hardware "Cia 5. i iniplementa, nh ne - — CHOICE | PLANTS | FROM JOHN SAUL'S . yIKG, RIDIN Fisk and cost of defauting purchaser. All conveyanc- | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LARGE LOT ON WHITTIER | £¢.j Closes wlecrric light and batter toe PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN. | At our, falc room corner 10th surest ond Penner: | CLOCK: Wir WILL SELL. Te PRON BOER | —ianae = By virtue of w deed of trait in Liter Xo, | Thetis SEU ALESM AAD AMY | seo ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00... | 1 PAIR SPOTTED MARES, FULL SISTERS, FIVE PARTITION SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE | at punlie suc PLACE BETWEEN NEW JEKSEY AVENUE E 7 SiVaxe On prey, O}P> SUITABLE FOR | PS ANOS SCODIVISOX Gp BARRE | aug oe MONDAY JUNE FIPTERNT i pol guatay end pres PLACE BETWEEN NEW JERS! LEY, Auctioneer. DRIVING Ot RIDING. LOTS, IN, THE SUBDIVISION, OF at SIX O'CLOCK P.M”, lot & in. block 10, Somatic memutactnre, conditiows « I will offer for sue in front of the preiuises on MON- SPORT 1 PAIR FIND DRIVING FONIES. By virius frateceeet the yo Warvaman and Joh Ridout, trustees, sdiiion tothe | UBC udins Iu the price of foretwn proxdte DAT REE aa on SUE ast ee BN BoTES SELLE MOREA NE? | FMETASAD SNSHORSE: sevemar, Goon | DRGs Colsaiile Reaaat SaerBe Be hg Be | cH cf Wanton, truer eited Wortley Park ge | f.fui, the Gud there foe fot 15, Fe nuriheast of sanare Tah tN STR eS | ROARS Qa AND SEN ae ee tor couingy No Felt 13Ek of toe records | Sita 4uuted toned, of Comeres wh ‘Bed- ot ot Dati, eomteining . pace 414, Statutes at Lance. oi) eae tee. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, _ | inst Richard Butler and other heirs of Jobn Samuel - 5 Pa oat eh ered Bureans, Wardroles, Carpets, Matt Butler, deceased, bens cause Ne ‘Auctioncers. TROLS, ths under~ ‘One-third cash, of which @250 must be de- sedect any and all proposals. Forse ae BiLGwm Pictiren, Pier Mitrors Grek | eet Ft : : = : ch 925 de; | Speciistions ‘htamned "at tue office 3 Terms easy and made known at time of sale, De- aria teed Cateye Ek eae UBLIC RALD OF VALUAULE REAL EXTATEON | ines" to the Lichen bilder on WEDNESDAY the | Romie at tite of sale, aid the balan sm" tree egal | -Catemel. Untied sists rag Terme ce een st cone ole De i and Cutlery. Also & ‘lange lot of | PUBLIC RALE OF Va LE L q a pe | iustullments in six, twelve and eisbteem mmemties tee 7 Beets sett on bees hin. elvate vartiea are invited |“ TAT WO epee TO CLASE Te Bet ere OF PE GOLGCR i THE APTI RNOUR: the | Cue tetenot yurehaner, earn interes Huta day of = ue Act. RAILROADS, TO CLOSE TH x IS THE APTERSOON, the | Gul'ani cured at rust on proverty wold. wil ok WASHING. —RECRUATING ONCANBON BOS. Anctioncer, Beautiful Luidine for, suburtan homes, farms and | rite of Column, to wit La mumnbered | to bercniy tied with i Rite dees Pen ete or ae | 5, Ars imetom, May Me e Web ina Date, now. | atvact of Bue tinier lands wexrecatisns nestiy Ty pig tour Cay thiety tape, CO) and, tulrry. tour | erty will be qvsold. atter ten days’ advertisment tm | usual contitionn: will be recived ottin herruitiog PORLIC SALE OF CHOICE LOTS IN THE, ISTRATOR'S “Save oF wocsEHoLp | “Team Sonata tutes sare ich, Jot containiiyr nearly une acreot round: | ieeer Ritsoefactes and cot of detwulting pur. | Kundeavous. 41 10th st nw “until TWELY DIMISION OF WASHINGTON HEIGHT MISTING IN PART OF PAHLOM, | isina fourcmne aemiporoen Heed ake Heo of thems teupwowed oor eeall declibowa a eed A "| COCK ZOUK oa the, TENTH DAL OF SUE. ANFES FLOUID A, ANESUE AND BED DINING OOM AND KITCHEN | churches, schoo's and Tailroacs convenient, ‘The fi ‘erin of sale: One-thinicasl ‘cgual in- ROBERT E. MORRIS,» FTE a ryt a FURNITURE, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE | natural que.ities and advantages ot this ection of the | stailments in one and two years, with interest payable IRVING WILLIAMSON, 5 Trustee. eee atte ee ee were. eine ice einiven’ pax on st Oot APO: RECTABED. Costar, | Connie? are mew iecouuny fo be recovnlzed and seumbanndally-at tine rate OU ter ceut rer AnwuO. | _jo4-dhde ‘T. & WAGGAMAN, Auct. fncurevs: sequined. wikia che teiy time aorta abs pat. Sas : JUNE X 1. 1SD1, NC. | eluted.” Sale takes pince at Aunspols | Prmecipal and interest secared ‘by deed o: trust * = a5 the, e'dn the premises & nunter of ‘the choicest lots on | ING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.A im, the flew roows of | O'CLOCK A. Mond at Jessup’ iK | bala property. or all cathe. at purchaser's options ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers incee, vie: Washing articles Bison the premises © Rnunber of the choicest jote OD | Duncanson “Bros... auction th and D streets | A. M. on SATURDAY, SUN Conveyancms at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 8100 —"* fs E> gommeenns, couch Cailtotnins Woeuses, Kalcraias: Besant | Bortbwests 1 will sell at public atttion generat as: JAMES REVELL} to Lorde at tine of sale and forfeited if terms of saie | PUBLIC AUCTION OF LOTS IN FATRYTEW | fay, Geet Tet amor all proposal Dn Be . Sortuuent of Household Furniture, partly above men- gamesEbannon,) _Teteet. | srenot complied with in Aiteen days atter date of ae. The HEIGHTS. PENLEYTOWN ROAD. mph ay slots have generally a frontage of SOfeet each. | “Q'ministeator of the estate st-E. Boiaioy At real estate exchanye, Baltimore, on JUNE EIG z Seen, on WEDRESDAY SETTERS, TORE ra. Fropemais tor wing” and ashton tO e Well locate c eriool a dma 1 B. Fadely, e -. Bulthnore, on JUNE EIGH- ‘ib 2 ENE: CRN we . s phy Pep et TT ed ae hoped ae 3 TEENTH, will be sold’ that very ‘desirable piece of M. J. COLBERT, ‘Tenstecs. NT INL at MALFPASE FIVE OOLOCR S BULA KS Teac ie Ae Pere One tied po iP HOMAS DOWLING © GON, Auctioneers: property, 110 St. Paul street, known asthe "Bannon | Jes-dts ‘Sun building. © in Fairview Hewhts. This sulxliviaion i mth with interest at 6 percent or all casix, at pure oa me Bankai now toe tg per “ Se SS one of the most beautiful in the District It is within u UAL SUPPLY OF ican rece ee) at a vearen oeSae | VA eee PeOLWELE On SEUEEER | tye ccet ol io thidlame wer Sesser aenieree: | Dts DON aN = BON: Aesemnerm si Sect cars, nd has pss mewern, "7S. "Aitast | Kroposals monet Proje fe Pow tortie Ii the tertss are not complied with tn ten days after] _ BERR AT NOME AVENUE AND Fle TH | Div & auapiecte’ TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REALESTATE | Church is across the rout Trou it and other chaeane | Naty te be nenel Janel Sill be reeeived at sale the property sy be Toot oe Redes adoptees | On REESD AT FONE 1801, at FIVE JAMES REVELL |) IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT | arcwithin cary Teach. The Woolley toe ie witha | the bigsae or hei beers Meow ieee nent at the risk and cost of the defaniting, purchaser. | O'CLOCK P-M~ fu iront of ti jeu, { stiall sel ‘Annapolis, Ma, OF COLUMBIA. Imndts, It is further improved by several fine rest 1. Washington, D. <. NGOS ee ~ | lote So, 18 and 10, hl snare eatd of satare 473 sanes p'iawxon,| Arm tueland Tecorte of sad District ty Liver Sgub"fone | Sates My, curuuted aad, others are tote tule thus | SUNE THINTIA TM, Ini RATCLIFFE, Dane & 00, Auctionen. finproved by two Uwo-elory Cee haces, ok SlUSt.Panist Baltes boy Proxhnity of the new Naval Observatory ¥ thetwatter, to tu by two two-story Urick r «lat the written request? of the Loider of | which wil wuseS, CONtAMILy Ibe completed about July 1, renders this JeO-dte the notes” sec ve oben ured thereby, we ‘avail sell bite | nowt favoraule opportunity f Sfhcers andothe | Portancath, "N- His Boston. Mass. 2WO PRESS BRICK 3STORY AND BASEMENT | “400m, bath and all inodern baprovewents, oa —— = auction. in front of the preiises, on MONDAY, THE | erseomnected witht the susrentons eee ee | ee Ng gegen, Mane HOUSES, WILH ALL MODERN “IMROVE: TRCMAS DOWLING & SON, CHINA, Guass, Vix S100, NORTH LO | RATEENTH Day OP MIUSE" im, “AT SIX | houses cheaply. Teuleytown evctric cary pass Fair | Pemsucela, Fis. Mare Iman. tal s,ON ; ‘ am Ox, CHIN, x ’ c : thore © is of round | views fume. Newport, FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS NORTHWEST, | _J¢2-7t a WAKE. FANCY Cops AND SAUCER lying and being in said city of Washington, and. dis- | "For terms and further particulars apply to Wot, Pins und the Navel ‘Acad On MONDAY AR TERNOON, JUNE EIGHTH, AT | ] ATCLIVFE, DANE & 60., Auctioneers HAUDWARE. VANES, DOLLY, | invuisiied us lots S& to i both ipelusive, in John GLONGE C. PAYAE & CO. TX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in tront ofthe | EX sai BEY GOupE, NOTIUNS. Bitty Chemter's recorded sulsiivis.on of part of satiate 87 G13 Lith st. over Metropolitan Bank, premises, lots 42 and 4, n Barr & ‘Sanner'e subdi- <0. NG, COUNTERS, DE! e ther wit ‘unprovemeuts. e-. P . Mision of pert of lot I, in biock 3s of A. 1 Barber & | oy B¥etwo.story_ brick Houses in Xi eed eatee: 12 2a Co.'s subdivision of Le Droit Park. Jer-d&ds now under good rental and si ‘Auctioneers. ‘These ‘houses are ection Op FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIFI, ‘at ld command the at- i Counnencing WEDN. SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer 1oF saie, in trout of ‘the at ONE O'CLOC Gt: and 7th, G and I sts. se. we shail, on the premises, CK, Terms or ile: One-third cash: residue in two equal | [JNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE. — BY tention of parties im search of an investinent or fora | premises. ‘st. n.w., sell ail oF the above ms Payments atone and two years respective.y; 6 / “virtue of a writ of fiert fact out of the » wl vba house. PART OF LOT 13, the entire stock of Messrs. ‘tu cent interest, payable half yearly. secured by deed: clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of | the navy pay cfhces. Jers made known at time of sale. If the terms of SQUARE 100, firing trom tue business. The trust on the property, oF als Casts, at thy Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell at public sale, um to the way) standard and jas sale are pot complied with in fifteen days {ror theday | Fronting 17 feet 23y inches by cepth 70 feet, im- Posed of new aud saleable goods, purchaser or purchasers. Deposit of #50 0n each Jot | for cash, {a tront of the court house door of said Dis. J naval mapection. Tie bids, ail ee Of sale riche reserved to resell the property at the risk | proved bys well-bulit two-story wen windee beck dition, aud is worthy of the atte Tequired at tine of sale. Ail conveyancing, d&c.. at | trict. of THURSDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF decited by lot. “The depattinent reserves and vost of the defaulting purchaser acter five days’ | house with mnodern improvements All willibe sold strictiy sn .ots to cost of purchasers ‘Terms to be complied with in ‘ten | June, 1M@1. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., all the right, | the nicht to walve detects ot to temet nny or eit bode advertisement of stich resale in some newspaper pub-| Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two FTeserve Wintey, days oF trustees reservethe rit to readvertise and sell | title, claim and interest of the defendant in and to the | not der ued advantasrouste thesoeerninest. DWI an Wastinzton, D.C. All conveyancing and re- | years, G percent, secur-d by deed of trust-on the at detau.ting purchaser's cost and risk. following described '¥, to wit KT, Paymaster General, U.S. Navy at purchaser 3 cost. Froperty soid, OF allcush at the option ‘of the: pie: ROue Th RY RUASEDT. Trustee, | Lot numbered seve) in C- H. Van Patten and G. jeld&is KATCLIE! Thavor,” A deposit of $200. will. te required at the SSdkis WALTER E. WRIGHT, Trustee. ~ Fioud's subdivision of certain Jote ip square num ia YOR CURSTROCTING acqocL = ————— thue of saic. 11 the terms of sule are not complied ap HOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioneers. ered one hundred and forty-lour (14@. as said sub- eB pow weenie miaee with in fitteen days from day of yale nicht reserved r 3 N, Auct division is recorded in Book “B,”" s00 405, one of the ag A en pe resell the property af the ris SPECIAL SALE OF IMPORTED CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Juubis tonether Wak all ced oaniae meeict Of Cor ATIMER & ing purchaser aiter five day " Me “4 on TRUK LOAN, Auctioneers, rear AECERY Ss Jumbia, towether with all and. singular the unprow L FE ON ¢ STEET NE iM 1400 G st., near United States Treasury. ARTICLES OF RARE VALUE. AY STREET SOUTHAT UY POUR: | ments thereon. | Seized and levied ujon as the Prop In aha recordin reat 0 AND A-HALE erty of Benjaniin F. Lloyd, abs will be sold to satiny — ane x ‘of the Sup = a et ween, he TRUSTEPS SALE OF VALUABLE, IMPROVED MATCLIFFE, DARL & CO-- EMBRACING IN PART— oe tary eatses Bena ass as go at law. im tavor of Waverly D. Dee. ALY PLOPEKTY A’ abe, BEING LOLs ” 3 A ER ss ae e auction, tn front of EL M. HANSDELS., U.S. Marshal, D.C. maar) itulor unt, S . . BRON! a rex ; TAINING CABOLT ONE Re ae | 2° THE ABOVE SALE 1X POSTPONED ON AC bee ea TR ERIN O. ELEGANT SEAL BRONEE be Phe ae ae oe pe RATCLIFFE: ARM CO. Auctionrers. UND (NEAT UNIONTOWN)... | Souabot the rain until EUESDAY, NINTH DAY Us Te DOGS (ESCs AND APOLLO), VERY | by-ndenth of} 6 inches. of lor 0, 1m square =: aria of a deed of trust dated the dd day eet, By of May. $4, Washington, D. C., fuproved by two’ two-story ist. 10 “26 Che of the and records in strict of G : eet souiliwen TALE s mie and by direction of the party secured therevy, the |) AdiMbu & SLOAN, Auctioneers, & deposit of 8200 AVENUE SND'c STREET SOUTHWEST AND | ‘untae, and only tide will Sell un front of the preinises 1409 G si. n-w., near U. 8. Treasury. tthe cue of sale. and the balance in! = ALSO ON THE SUUTH SIDE OF F STREET | 8/02 these forum will be cousidered. “Tie richt = re- i NE EIGHT! Aso, at ears, secured by lien om the property BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS | ®F¥ed to reject any and all buds J. W. DOUGLASS, FIVE O'CLOCK, Lote 16 and 19 in seerim 9 ini the THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR Ki Es igh at purchaser's option Taxcs paid to | | SOUTHWEST- SM Bons, HOM ROBELT, Coinuisntouers D.C. Subiivisicn ot Barry Fa ‘couturta. : iS, LOGAN, itv NG ot kb: \ eaeiixe abd recording at pur: | Be 0 die trate dwelling, with EVENTH STKELT EXTENDED,AT HIND MiRANE | Chiset'seont, erum to becouapaied with nen days, | Dyin of ‘Go ay fureed 1S egy ce ee ED DINING | St'rapert be resold at risk of detaultine pur: | 2o%% ‘n Mary L. Skidauore ae oon eee: . FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, 1801, at WITH MANY OTHER | hduer? MICHAEL 3: COLBENT, Trostecy | fasta ens Baas de, Skidmore, ef, Wir. sare com DENTISTRY. pont; with notes Gearing iuterest and sured Dy & all oiler for a pe Sup burding. _ | undersigned trustees wi.l offer for sale at public auc Sia 7 deed of trust, or all cash, at 101 cl we AL » ‘Todd _ J - | WRUSTEES SALE o! ral ¥ §, | tion on TUESDAY, THE SIXTLENTH DAY OF SHON WL AY messy ~ baording 3 cont : nencitue af akon HUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE STEAMBOA’ on HE SIXT . M. B. GRY LL LEAVE THE cIr Seavezancin and recordine af purchaser's c st. 8100 Browm’s sup, of, Pleasint 11 pcoBtaining about eee oer dear papciec hp teen omhoog | WHARVES AND WHAIE KIGHTS, KEAL Es: | JUNE. nl, At FINE OCLOCK YM.) tm front of tor his at Colonial Beach July 1. Will te WILLIAM H. WORMLEY, Trustee. |“ When Lieventh street is extended this land will be | eltarant artic.es, TATE AND FKANCHIS! the hunruveszents thereunto belomsine sosmeten Se Ce. LATIMER & SLOAN, Attic sorededs | corner property aud cam be divaded into nine cligitre |” NB; Will Le on view day prior to sale. By virtua of a decree of the Supreme Court of she | {he lunruvetieuta thereunto Relonrins count of & us 1308 14th st. aw. AICLISFE, DARK & Ci begins tate m cere —_ ATI S SLOAN, AUCOOES. ‘, wherein “Horatio C- Wood | aud District o: Columbia. to wit: Part of origina: lots | PHE EN ANS DENTAL PARLOMS, 1217 FA” AVE & ww. ernie: One-third cash;, balance in one and tye ROBERT VOSE & CO.. Auctioncers, ulthe Inland and Seaboard Coasting. Company | T0Ur CH) sud five (>). in square three hundred and 7 aor ke our putcion selon foam sien S STREET N! ea by dee g . — will offer tor sue ou LUES: ti ED o 5 nce | YAOr, 4. ~e SURE TS “UTHER AGL AL STREET | sii cn cach sof euuired at thetic site, “fens to | VALUABLE BUILDING OT ON CAPITOL BILL | DAY OE JUNC. in at Tithe O'CLOCK Bat. at | North, Su Tih, street ‘torty tive Gi) rect Seven | Remmemabi prin api ND VIRGL ASL tne wes vol accom te —_ ro UCT! the office u ud Injand and Seavoard Coasti ty ven (s) ieee a ou Monat PRENTH. | Fesorvell to. neeell at Fisk abl cost ot deiwaitine ice | pOU WEDNESDAY, JUNE TENTH, at HALE-PAST | Compang, at the foot of Bixth ttreet southwest: inthe | iches, thence -outh forty-five (45) teet cleveu (1) | Fy STARA FARSONR, WEN BTS OOR FSW at HALF-+AST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will ofer for | Ty Ster Dive daye' advertiocnrent OF anon ab ia | FIVE O'CLUCK P. Will sell A very desirable | city hinzton, D. C.. the steauiboats *"Jane | ches tothe south line of said it four (4) and thence | J) "Furst-ciaws cold end other Silinges specialty. sale, in front of the premises, Fer ee eae ake enueDe of such resale 38 | of, situated on the corner ot D and South Capitol | Mose of the, Lice, "Foun WT | ee oe eet an en) inches to the Place | pijcation te guns prevents jai ih extracting. T ee ee SUckds LATIMER & SLOAN: Auichoncers, | SUeet®. This .ot has a crontage of 9 -e0t uy, a “aepth ‘Jobn Gibson,” their’ Tackle, Apparel, Fur- | uf beeinnitic. = TE eee ar; | crowns and pistes a: is udiuirapiy adapted for vut.ding pur- | niture, Ensiues, &e-, and | ose of and tise asan alley of the followins ‘iso. all ‘the leaseho.d, 7 i : rar 0 ‘ : L_INFIMMAKY.—NATIC Frontins 47 feet inches on 11th street by adepthof117 | ¢g-oWING TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALE IS | rer 2100 deposit JeUSt_ | license, interest. rucit and tite in and to the whari | Hart of said ote tour (4) and. 8: im said square Tal INFIRMAR) OF toot 6 inches and ruumine back to 4 itoot ales, with | poctyoned unt TULBDAS JERE AIATH iO LATIMER & SLOAN, Anctioncers, Dory cecareen ty gala, comnpaly St the Hoo of (stress | SStos a” a potat om the-cnet Roser acid Ee Brcdisctoee ferent ae gua allt, mabey Chime Nery Shuligar and piace.” LATIMER & SLO} TaGGSE Geer U8, treawary, | fouulay in aid city of Nagtom a the bald, | Toe igh eae inc wee ae meee a ‘On the SAME AFTERNOON SIX O'CLOCK we 4 a rangi Ail those certam pieces or parceis of land and’ premises | 0! said tot Bve nd runnin co weet ninety one | THETH FILLED will’ offer tor sale, tront of the prentises, oriinal | 1) teet “seven, 5 = ; . a Hated in the city or Ceorgetown. D. C-. known and and ‘peered Ncharee, exceut rae eae e Cor ea PXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON. | Satictitual Ge'ite Grmta etd Geant the | At (inch thea eat putt Fed avin Yeh mee ma hare St ‘Pheve lots can Ve Tesdlhy suisdivided into small Ue | VALUABLE RESIDENCE PRO TAINED IN RESIDENCE NO. 1316 1 STREET, | Conicref dees 1or sik Dctict av Jots uid (@). seven | tence south two G2) feet six 6) inches to the piace of | Rat Ot Me Columinan Cmiverwity froin 1.20.90 rots oF woud je ware liotine site. y ots ‘Toeisht oad the west, putt of tot Ove Gr, | Deginaing. it open from tober te Fcpine: Oue tind cash, the balanes it che snd two | SERRET -BETWELN (0 BETWEEN 13TH AND MTH STREETS — | Sith vide ot Water attests ie ee Gee sx | ‘Aud at the hour of HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Jctobar te Juve Ji. years, at 6 per cent, secured by deal of truston the] DAseMENT BRICK HOUS! £ me % tending with said lot lines trom said Water street | P.M. on the same day and imunediateiy after the alove “= ‘ord, oF ail cash, at the option of the pul TREET NOH. HWES MORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. southward to the channel ot the Putomac river, to- | sale. the said trustese will also offer, in irunt of the MEDICAL, &c. chaser. A deposit of #200 required on each lot at the | 9” ptm tad gether with cll the easements and Prriinses, respectively, the folowing described real _* =! 2 EMBRACING IN PART— thine of salv. It the terms of sale are not complied with in thteen days trom the day of sale the right is Tesetved to resell the property at the Fisk and cost of the desauiting purchaser alter five duys advertises of such vesue ih some ReWspaper pub.isied 12 Incton, D.C. Ali conveyancimy and recor cost of the purchaser. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., estate in saidcity and District. towit: The east six- teen (16) feet four (4) inches front by" the depth thereot oc oriwina! lot nine (i) and the west thirty "0) feet iront by the depth thereof of urivinal ot ten (10) in square four hundred and thirty-seven (437), with the huprovements tuereon. consisting of thee cou- auaxdbous brick dwellings. “Terms ot sale: One-third of the purchase money in On TEESDAY AFTERNCON, JUNE NINTH, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sei] in trout ot the premises: LOT 8, SQUARE 368, Fronting 1# feet on vil street, with a depth of 105 Jeet to an alley, liuproved by « two-story and basement Urick house in perfect order, havinz been recentiy’ Tit- pered anc punted inside and ont. contains all inodern anantels; hear ail the car iin privileres taining thereto and ali the buildings thereon, and also. all and sinsalar the corporate richts and iranchises kranted by the act of incorporation of said company. Lerms: In respect of tue said steamboats, one-third cash, the balance im two equal installments at three and six months tro:a date of sale, and in respect of the cther property, one-third cash, the balance in two equal instal.ments, at one and two years, with interest EAD AND BE WISE.— DR. BROTHERS, st. ¥ w.. anpeared before mie and made oat in the oldest established eayert specialist th thiscity Will wtaranter @ cure im al Of wep apd furnials edicine, or bo charge Sworn to before, ILLS, apotary 7 (0 the rate o : ro | cash, one-third in one year and one-third in two Sears Jor the Dasteict of Columiia, thin ‘id day seSeltie __ __ Anetioneden ‘calance tn sts, tenive and Say sg | SSE rs Bs 7 ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, uonths, wath interest, secured, Ly deed of the trustees. of all cash, at theaption of the purchaser, | Purchaser ti payments to bear interest at | eq RAK NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT W rust A deviat of $400 at tine ofaac. | eruin to be KL | ail convevs 2 At the cost of the | She rate Ofer <0) percent ver annum, payable sani | ye BhOTHELS i the oldest entaultated ad vertis- raLY, ; LOT, 50x125, FRONTING | comp ied with In ten duy: ‘sale or Fight reserv ALN 3 purchaser. will be required on esch | annually and to : wot thee pure oe" phy wcia r THE RS, Rede EA RUE DEW eEN LINDEN ENG folrtell at rink and cont ot urcaser. “All conve) DINING | CHA, CHINA, | piece of property af the ine wtle,” Terme of nace chaser oF purchasers anda deed of trum upon tue | Sif; Bats.” Forty ave years experience, Jem? rates E aacinw ana rec af purchaser's cont ARL, PAIS Ul ‘compiied wits within ten day aiter sale, Ot . A deposit ured on | 8 ; Oy EAT TUNE FIFTEEN THY AT six | N-B.- House wal Le opm tor inspection onday of | SYPCRA KITCHEN RECUISITER be the trustees rusrve the Fugit to resell the properiyiat | cack piece of property as soon. as the same is bid off Vi As#0ob RESTORED I USING A BOTTLE CLOCK YM. ‘we shall well in tront of the premises | sale or cum Ue oven, Vefure day of sale on application for | | On WEDSESDAY, JUNE TENTH. .S01. commene. | the Fisk and cost of the defauitung purchaser aiter ave | All Conveyancin and recording at punciuser scost” it | MM Ur two of tor. BIOTIN inv igorstime cordial west part of lot = vert from suctioneer. inw at TEN O'CLOCK, at the above mentioned resi- | days' advert seiment in a dai.s newspaper published im | te purchaser or purchasers shall faii to comply with | Will cure any caso of wervous. OO Btw wut hs BLOCK 5, LE DROIT PARK, Jskdkds ” KAICLIFFE, DARK & CO., Aucts. | dence, wesliall se!/ the eufire contents, in which there 1s D. the tern iu8 of wale within ten days from the day of wale | —Jec}-1 the city oF Wasitneten, x B ni by * . ‘exeelient furniture. Parties furnisu: on |WHN W. THOMPSON the property will be resold at brs, ber or their risk and | + > es — oe sete maichiraice tundine steste ke bee Eaks | (PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionters, tiie Snterest ny attends ie ade chee (iS 13th a... petees, | EDUALD 4. NEWMAN pea af PA Sind should Couimand the attention of | users, <a. TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE XO, 2 E STREET TES MARSHALS SALEBy virtus NATHL. WILRON, OOS Ae eee oy, 7 Trustees. Bre Hatey, stnctutes and “urihairy deans. Cte ‘erms of sale: Purchser£o assmine trust of €:3,800, ‘SOULHWES L AUCTION, : (8 imwtied out of t m AS DOWLING i BUN. ‘Bun “4 sure. ma. 07 pau. aps trite iaace ouerhalf asks feaase ae saad | , ORTUESDAY APTLLNOON JUNE MATH, 1801, Court ot tue District o: Columbia, | S816 — THOMAS DUNLING & SUN, Auete. | pariwer & SLOAK, Auctioneers, NE TREATMENT PRE SSAGE TREAT. at SIX O'CLOCK, wo will sed. in trout of the’ MASRA\ a} WLI sell at selakas pre ablie sale. ¢ was shot in the side by another, but his wounds are not dangerous. Windows were broken in the hotel where the supper was to be served. ‘Che toastmaster was taken from his home to the banquet hall under guard of the police. There wero several bandaged heads at Tecitations today. It was the roughest event the college boys ever engaged in here. 3 Gladstone's Senttments Excluded From Russia Mr. Gladstone returned to London on Sat- urday from Hawarden. His letter on the Hebrew question is obliterated from all Papexs containing it which arrive in Russia. Enveloped copies ot the letter have, however, been suiuggled into the country. — = Capt. Legg Sues for $20,000. Capt. J. Frank Legg of the B. & 0. railroad, who was badly injured in a wreck on the Ohio River railroad, in West Virginia, some months 480 has brought » £20,000 damage suit x. Gregory Ackerman heeling, malpractice. = ———eso a, Schweinfurth Turns Up Again. Schweinfurth, the Illinois claimant of divin- ity, reached home on Friday after his trip to Kansas City. He was hooted at by the crow the depot, but his “charlot” gas wanes ting, driven by an “angel,” and be slank in driven out of town SRE - ee ——____ Killed by Apaches. Frank Cathe swam was killed by Apache Indians noar Arizpe, Ari- zona. It is believed the Indians will make for band of Apaches. Gol H Ciay has been trial “at Memphis, Tenn., for arder David H. Posten. ate: per ona mule train, | 5°) io UNCASBON BRUS.. Auctioncers. i eats scvemtsncally: applied, “Ove treatment tre iweve macnths Jor notes beapini interest at six ber | 166. part of lot {2 square ot, fronting about feet | asia Dia iD Meh and D sts. now. ‘ATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Auctioncers, st reaience or ofice, Hours, 10:08 ‘Sivconveyuncing, &".-at vrchaser'a cont, 20 down | OF shy letwern id cual ates... and Atuproved by 2 a 3 a ae 20 Poave. mew | yaoi REID sn € When the property 1s struck off, and ff tie termusoy sale | SEWO-MOFY vrick dwelttue, | Titie, clan and interest in and tothe | PROPERTY ON ELEVENTS STREET. Bee SOvE: PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTALN, are not complied w.th withinten days from day of Sale | gathuy notes ty beat aia percentintersat, or al eaeke | ioominn dex Huet property. to wit" Late husnlered WEEN T AND K STREETS NORTHEAST aND | DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED, REAL ESTATE O€ | PM its beat of muedical reterewse by ayy at M8 eee Oe OTE B WILLIAMS £ see aBE | gtoption of purchaser. Conveyancing. Ne., at ene (1) and two (2)im Buker's subdivision of part of NTH STREET BETWEEN A STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION. Pthst.n.w. aay as = : eee Chasers cost. A deposit o: 8100 required at ttn Feeasunt Plas, ab said {ou 1 recorded in REETS SOUTHEAST. On THUMSDAY AFTERNOON JUNE ELEVENT Bi consune feds ___Auctioneers. _ | saie. ‘Terms to be complied with within fitesn days, | county book No: 6, pave 45, in the strveyor's office of ‘4 decrve of the Supreme Conrt of the | 1x1, img at SIX OCI ‘will gell i Ss Nor #th st. Tue only |CANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘otherwise riht reserve. to resell at riss and vost uf | the District ot Columbia, tozether with all anu sinwu- | District of Columbia on the kt dayof May, | front of the. list im the United States who ane letaulting purchaser uiter five days’ advertisement of | lar the finprovements thereon, seized ana cevied Upon | A-D- IROL, in equity catise No. 4260, wherein Bese: TOES SAND KTS SOU, > pe ee Pe RE TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FIVE BUILDING LOTS | such resale in The Eveninz Star, Fo nating ee een ee As Browns and will be sold | iin F- Parlett, jr.» and others are complainents and | Log 5 trouts U0 fect on Bd st. eust between M and N | henivcr Took "Ivatie wrnoeine ‘wumcke FRONTING MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EX- BERNAKD LEONA®D, sent, 407 434 st. 5. w. oan, exectt.on No. 45°, consuudated with Nos | Alired C. Sinit) id others are defendants, I will sell | sts. ‘orth. 8 tronts 60 feet on same st., each lot JENDED AND PARK KOAD, ~ BELAIR. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, ou 1s and 7: tlaw in favor of Williaa W. | at public auction in ront of the premises on THUBS- runhine ‘to a 30-100 alley. : Hs.” = set-dads ‘Auctioneers. ayley, use or Fillutore NIE M. KANS- | DAY, THE ELEVENIH DAY OF JUNE, isl, | “Terus: (Over and above at inmcumbrance on each we of a deed of trust, duly recorded iber 4, U.S. Marshal, D. LIFFE, DAKR & | AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the followmix lot of $1,000), one-half cash, balance in one year, Sotto Lif: ot seq. one of the land records for | P)UNCANSCN BRUS.. Auctioneers, oa day, Jer _ | seen tae a bl ey ee of Columbia: | at 6 per cent, secured 2y deed’ of trust on the 1° | deranceiueuts, Likewise the wont dehemte abd comp Wives DAY OF JUNE UHH, st FIVE | TRUSTEES SALE OF Two muro wouses, | GALE OF VALUAULE HOSDS AND STOCKS AT | Creel aimnrenden a, oar ntubaeed | Inn old: OF all ca atthe option of the purchaser | ented nranr ut ttl seven. MIT Lain. ma P.M.. in frout of the preasses. . Ds t114 AND 1116 SIXTH STKEET SOUTH: | "we win offer for sale ut public auction, on FRIDAY, | et QU 11th street northeast. ceat time of sale. Terms to be complied with i 4 ST.. PHLLADES tain pieces orparcels of and and premises aituare | WEST. THE “SWELEAH DAL OF SUSE. isan Ky | | OS THE SAME DAS, AT SIX O'CLOCK P.M... | Y3°S.55 from sale or the night ie See eee ‘experience, Send s0t logo Denicin the county of Washington, inthe District | BY wrtte of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber | SHE 53 pad 01 tol. at ONE | in front of the premives, onicinal lot nutabered etwiit- | af uieyish nual cost’ of defeutine, teeter emt ‘partculare for HOME CURE SibAK, ang kiownand described am ail of yous | No- LZ, follo Wet seq:, une ‘of the land records of | GELOCK FM, within, the auction roous of Hat- | Sn (ip) in square numbered ten, hundred aad eieken: | My teeta 8 os ‘end ms frecclcharge. Hours #to3-Otodeveniae. st twenty-two (2e)etwenty-nt COs twenty. seve due District ot Covmintac, ‘and at the written request af Dis a NO. ge ylvanis avenue | ¢f2 28) {0 sduare Dumnbered ten hundred chasers, vevapioy end recording iat par : eee Erenty-eeht Ct) and twenty nine Gein drock'wum: | the party aecuged thercby, we, wil wally onl Uks. | Reviswest nthe city of Washineton. Lsisict of Co- | “crn it sale ns prescribed by the decree: One-third | “seq dba ‘Auctionesis._ | ()LD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED. Seven 7 ardiner: a AY, the NINT1 1 OF JUNE, A.D., sal tue tollows ands und Btoc jose cash and the balguce m one and two years, or which _.., Of Beiair Weigrutn. oe sant, substvision in Tecondoun | SIX O'CLOCK FM. infront of the preiaises, the | the estiteo: SAMUEL NULMENT, deceased, via. | guuiand the balance mone and two years, toe wach | 22 COMFORTABLE | , }f you water the five of the sigvey or ofthe District of Columbine | following deacriied land aud. preauiees aituate #04 | ivy (5) District of Ceo: Water Stock, of est payable semfannnally at the rate of 6 per centum | CP WALTING, NO. 638 & STREET SOUTHE Rete | blood posure efne in Liber, county, No. 6, page 30, tozether with all the | being in the city of Wasunzton, in tie District of Co- | ofl intertat F pen come fat + OF $1,000 | Ferannum until paid. and secured on the ty WASHINGTON, D. C. Pr. GE. Theel, -ays, ‘easements, rights, privilezes and known aud dist nenished es the south | MSM meres (percent. ae ‘or all cash, at the purchaser's option.“ Ailcon- | In execution of a decree of the Court of | Philadelphia, Fa. stating ices to the saiue beloning OF ibanywise | tWMIY-eleht feet (28 feet) tront by the depth thereof | (rvs (yaaysenington and, Georgetown Railroad and recording at the purchaser's cost. A de- | the District 0: Columbls of May 23, . im equity |“ Eruth” exp bow Sanee ene engeaey ot tot thirteen (1i).im square five Lnndred and one | (Afins ©: EES. 0: $00 cach | interest 6 per cent, posit of $20 ut tue of sale on eact iot sold. If the | cause No. 13143, 2ocket 32 (Welker et al! ve. Dives. | quacks. ‘Thee! is tue. hymicten in the Umit cash, balance in equal payinents | (501), toxether w.th the iinprovements, ways, ease~ | (ft, (10) Nasningten and wa | terms of sie are not complied with within fifteen | food etal. to public ‘a1 in tes to cure Whe all fall, motwithetand:ng atone und two years irom date of sae, notes to be izhts, privileges and appurtensnces to the | eT a) ein sion Steck ee eee uae cent | duys from date of sale the trustee reserves the right | ot the prow! on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TEN ) — 7 — - Reueeteeesalcemeatdeeetatee sriven bearihur U per cent interest. per anuuin, ‘able | Same Deconwaly or in any wine appertamins. euch; intereot oper eent, et Company, Of $1,000 | to reseil, at the risk and cost of de:auitng purchaser, | I80L at HALT “PAST SIX U CLOCK FM~ the ook. | dase Sto — semj-annuaily, aud to ce secured by deed of trust on | | Terms: One-third cast; balance inequal installments j Per ee OCKS. auter five days previous notice ah some Rewspaper | ern eychitecn (18) feet front by depth of one bundred ed property sold, or alt casit, at option of purchaser, rand Thuicnths, hotes to bexiven uring OYer | One hundred and tee Ca ~ publisued in Wasuinzton, D. C. ‘nd six (100) feet seven (7) inches of jot Couveyancing, &.. at pucchiser’s cust. A'deposit of | CoM Per aununi interest arom day ot wale, payable | game,lundred and two (102) shares of Washinston £0. "W. COCHRAN, Trustee, numbered three (3). in square Bumbered. bun-/ 55, HERE SS, A Y VERE g100 Wil be required on each lot at time of sale, | Seimi-annuaisy, cud to Le secured by deed of trust on | OF Ft CUbanY ; Par value ¢:20 per share. my28-dkds ptthy ave. Bw. | dred and sixty-nine ), and the vents HOME aA YY VE Pp Ferus io Ue compiod with i Acteen days; otherwise | Lvouinen soudyora'lvash.at op:toh of purchaser, Cone | wa.yinty Gu) auan iu! the Central National Bank of | MESSRS 1 thereon, Cousistina of s neal Tenement | "ss Han ee Mss AA YY re BB the rusiecs reserve the right to fesell at ihe nak and | Yeyaicid, SC. at Purchasers cost. 8 depvatt of Gy | ea i ata of the Seeds ete nal Bank of | BR: ——* buck tay window dwelling. wari Set h Beem See 244 fiSjaeut uch gcsivin mvs nowapaver pail | ndttecm dagay serine antes rece cent co | WENO Pub ae SIO Parabens yee | EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUAULE IMPROVED | piri, Ome tura cme (a which $200 muse de jeeinent of such, rot c iE 4 Ri 4 in im, Dee. Toseil at te risk and cost of the defau.ting, purchaser | ryurance Comtony of Weer Vy oy 2 7 stallments, ‘One und two years, with H PRE RRR ES a pertisen sucht resale some * lue $1 NORTHWEST. stance __ WAFER E Divan} trate, |Seripaee seb bis Metisice BS” "(PEM ans cas on pmutvanr, [at MEPRCISEALTERNOON, une. waxra, | Eat. aural murah syivaree Rennes wht fe haat JUNCANSON BROS. A1 UHAMLES B. BATLEY,} Trustees, 748. 8. EDWARDS, wublig auction in front of ihe premises the foliowing- | grout day’ of sais the Meeperss elt Car rela at ae H kee & D' y “pih'anit D streets northwest, | _my25-28,fe1,4.¢-3t : 0. PONGRUEM } Executor ried eta tae ete amare ney | And cont of ‘fe ated Paeharer ox ‘ave days’ no x a t or Cent. Nat'l Bank b'l'd’ , | tee, Star. st pur uM TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BuICK FU: : ‘ Chaser's cost. Maw ov FER E BELLING © BEING PREMISES NO. 40 _FUTUKE DAYS, my26-atds RATCLIFFE, ‘Baap sco. ca DUNCANSON BHOs., 470 La. sve. bw. MMM $ x e x shiaains teas aeany erect ta | Were ere Ror Ee ruta BS we 5S Be ts iad Diserict ot © quest of the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Salt ‘cust, Ana any housekeeper like to make See ead Uuaear we wilt seit on URSA TRPROPLETY, KNOWN, AS, No. diet MARION | ASSIGNEES SALE OF STOCK or.¢1 tod PROFESSIONAL. ber bd furattupe look as well es when new by epplging pape AY THlied, WoL, ‘A Vive Ofcuded | SEMEED NONTHWENT. Ar Ab . SHORE ASE GIQUORS, CONTAINED ‘ME, FRANCIS, CAED AND TRANCE UM. | cuecost af Kod iad ‘prembce atuste ah beme iettherchred | dave ot Suse Eo AD. (es end Rovener Lee LD: | BY AECHON CHT STREET 801 ‘Sith "Strec | MUTiieven trom cradio to arove, open CAMPBELLS a ag aT ay 813 North’ ave. 20. my): Washington, ip the District of Coittubia, and known and. 1315, toho 40, and Re VARNISH STAINS. dud distincuishedas lot thirty-two CE), ta reservatcon money. aL. CELEBRATED D, im the subuivision Winte aud Brothers as ‘the’ re orded in Book 11, folie 00, one vt the records of the surveyor's office for said District, towether with the vements, Ways, easciuents, rivhts, privileyes apbortonances’ to the mae belouing or any wise in yon’ sunt toes Mintraltyy and to be scoured by. ‘sold oF all cash, at the option of purchaser, ‘Con- ‘eencing, We.. at purchaser's cost. A deposit of #500 Teguired af tine of sale, $o8,11,15,18,525:23 ‘HOMAS DOWLING & SON, T = 2a) ey