Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1891, Page 6

CITY AND DISTRICT. © Tar Evexrvo Stan is everywhere recog- nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the leading and favorite newspaper of the National Capital, alike in the counting-room. the work- shop, and the family circle. Pretty mach everybody in the District reads it regularly. It is therefore much the best advertising medium im the city; and. in proportion to circulation, ks advertising rates are also much the cheapest. THE CASE OF THORNTON HAINS. Some Facts About Him, His Career and EH Family Connections. To the Paitor of The Evening Star: I am glad to see « disposition on the part of ‘Tur Stan not to sentence Thornton Hains both to the gallows and afterward to eternal perdi Gon before the jury has had time to hear his case. I have known the young man and hi family for years. Many of the recent da aging statements made about him are false. ‘The worse things I ever knew about him were these: First, he is something of a “snob;” sec- .d, he came within five minutes of being in that notorious drunken frolic with Harry Martin, the late Edward Hannegan and others, last winter, which terminated in breaking into the White House. I bave uothing to say abont the F dead boy except to pray for the repose of is soul. Iwill say this, however, about the fash youth who probably in self-defense nsed the dangerous weapon he nor any other man has a moral right to cazry: He is not the devil the papers of the past few days make bim out fe ba Moreover, be ie” eapectally nti- fled to justice, if not mercy, at the bands of the Washington press. Hix grand- Beart ‘is sorely wounded, has helped to make | some of the proudest pages of this nation’s his- tory. He ix, in its highest sense, a Virginia geutleman. His name shall not be written by me here avd in this connection. It is enrolled, where it justly belongs, bigh on the list of those who made this country what itis. For biy years be has honored his state and name and counte among his friends “the bravest and the best” who he ived since the days of bis boyhood’s friends, President and Mrs. Madison. Col. Peter C. Hains also needs ne praise in Wasbington from my pen. His proud career are matters of public record. For years he has had charge of most important works uncer the overnment, and some of the improvements in ttest his skill. ability and above ull his sterling hor ‘The new Aqueduct bridge jgned and built by Col. Peter Hains yomac flats improvements bave been for Years under the control of Col. Hains. He has i millions of dollars for this government and has so far accounted for every cent of it In fact, Ihave heard men who worked under Col. Hains complain that he was too careful in making contractors do their full duty. On the who form the Potomac tlats’ committee say that if ail the money appropriated for public works was as wisely expended as that handled by Col. Peter C. Hains the results would be more satisfactory and they would be encouraged to vote for other appropriations. Some of these men were confederste generals, fought against Col. Hains in the late w nd are now among | his most enthusiastic friends, because they are manly enough to appreciate courage, ability and honesty, especially when conspicueusly dispiayed. Verhaps a man deserves no especial credit for being honest, but whes one conirasts his record with that of a good many other people not unknown to Washington contractors a Washingtonian at least ought to fee! very kindly toward the distinguished officer and gentleman whose wayward son has dragged his stainless name into the sensation of the hour! The young man’s mother ix one of the most gracious and accomplished women in Washing- ton. She has stood thix ordeal with wonderful nerve, and often in ber own infinite sorrow iv aeard to express the deepest sympathy for the family of Mr. Hannegan. There are three suns. One stood bigh at West Point, where he re- cently graduated, and is now an officer in the army. The other is at the U.S. Naval Academy, where he stands well. It is, tomy mi face, impossible for the second son, Thornton, to be the devil the reporters, thoughtlessly per- haps, make him. I admit it adds to the lurid- ness of the sensation, but it is contrary te the facts that will be brought out at the proper time and piace. The truth is Thornton Hains 38 au unusually clever und accomplished youth. It will be proved that he did not hill his young friend. to whom he was warmly attached, in cold blood or without provocation. As to his alleged linsons,they have nothing to do with the case, though I have reason to doubt the truth of the whole story. Thornton did work when he had it todo. “He has been sub- ject to melancholy moods when he was ill—he 4s not as strong as bis other brother—and if he had been removed from the aliurements of Washington “society” he would have developed my sterling traits which are his by right of inberitance. That “ultra exclusive set” busi- nem is all tosh He claimed to belong to nothing of the sort. A man with his environ- Men: sud anteeedents bas no need to resort to Honveuse of that kind. This is written without the knowledge of hi Boston Baltimore. ..32 21 .604 St. Louis. ...35 22 .614| Louisvi Cincinnati 27 27 500! Wi Chicago. Cleveland The game yesterday between Washington and Baltimore was of the typical old-fashioned va- riety, when beavy batting w Haltren ning, Cunningham father, a resident of this city, whose brave old | Wasbington’s pitcher. amish support andon ¢ the army and at West Point | excellent fielding. re jand bing until bun pretty hard, Euttinton and Daley ull Boxtons ning, wn men to reach first on e other hand I have heard Senators and members | fae = poor throw & and w reo! into second place. The con interest, and the visitors played a wretched fielding gam Something for the Fresident N fessional same cause, wi dette, Bolway on Tuexd: relatives. N.C. June 17, 1891 ROCKVILLE NEWS. When the Republican Primaries Wl Ke Held—General Notes, Correspondenca of The Evening Star. Roce sure, June 17, 1891. Next Tuesday evening promises to be one of rare enjoyment for the citizens of this place, it being the occasion of a dramatic entertainment at the Town Hull, to be given by « number of the ladies and gentlemen of the town. The leading piece ts entitied ““A Box of Monkeys,” which wil! be followed by the sparkling farce of “The Mouse Trap.” Those engaged in the plays have devoted much time and care to Preperation, and the affair promises to be a pleasing success. Wm. Musser, an ol and prominent citizen of thie county, died yesterday evening at bis home, uear Clopper’s stat in the eighty- fourth year of hisnge. During his life Mr. Musser was active in public affairs and held the offices of school commissioner, county sur- veyer and justice of the peace. He was highly respected in the community und leaves a large family of children, both ir: this county and the District. James B. Henderson, as trustee, has sold two farms belonging to the late Benj. C. t uated near Eoyd's station. the firat containing 282 acres, to James P. aud Nathan Gott $20.01 per acre and the second farm of 172 aeres to Mrs. RS. Umstead for $3,500. The commencement cxercives at Briarley Hall. in Mediey's district. on Thursday night were largely attended by the people of that sec- tion of the county and the friends wnd relatives Of the pupils. The buildings avd grounds were handsomely decorated and brilliantly lighted and the music was of the finest order. Diplomas and guld medals were uwarcied to the following ates: Misses Hattie Hershberger, Currie illiame, Elowe Wootton, Jessie Elgin and Lottie Lindig. Miss Lanra Bradley of Poto- mac alse received a oll medat for proficiency. First grade certificates were awarded to six members of the senior clase Mr. Henry N. Copp. proprietor of West End Park. has granted permission to the young men of this place to use 4 portion of the park for base ball grounds ‘The members of the Young Me: Christian Association of Pootesvill« huve purebased the | ld M.E. Cbureb at that place and will pro- eed to put the building in thorough repair and make the place pleasant resort for the young people ‘Miss Lule Murphy of Washington is at pres- ent visiting the family of Mr © R Murphy at Clarksburg. A very pleasant sntertatpment was given on Tuesday night last by the young people of Poolesville and vicivity, which was largely attended and thoroughi; enjoyed by all pres- eat The exercises consisted of vocal and in- strameutal music, tableaux, recitations, din- Jogues, Sc. and the participants were Mimes Poole, Hall. Gott, donner, Scbaefier. Hershberger aud Kraft, and Messrs. Hershberger and Poole The different scence im the tabieans were rendered in tin style and elicited much applause, es did also the dialogues and music. The performance closed with © good-night serenade Ly Miss Alice Kratt. Mr. Thomas Dawson of this place war in Bal- timore today in attendance at 4 meeting of the Tepublican state central committee. The meet- for Takoma. years of age. Addr ‘2ivd 6th street northwe: ship by a score of 6-4. n the part of Post. Balmaceda’ a convicted with Alleghe oung. Getzen- | hose men down. 3G Of the state convention was tixed at Ocean City on the 27th of August, and primary meet- and «convention to send i ten to it be held in this county about the middle of August, at which time « fol county ticket wil be nominated. aaAM ———— Victims of the Swiss Disaster Tarkey, LIKE AN OLD-TIME GAME, ‘The Nationals and Balthnores Bat Hard and Score Thirty-nine Runs. TESTFRDAY'S Games. American Association. At Washington—Washington, 20, Baltimore, | unknown person placing « tie upon 19 At Boston—Athletic, 13; Boston, 11 (a.m.). At Boston—Athletic, 10; Boston, 2 (p.m.). At Louisvil'e—Columbus, 3; Louisville, 2. National League. At Boston—-Beston, 6; Brooklyn, 3 (a.m.). At Boston—Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 1 (p.m.). At Cleveland—Cleveland, 4; Chicago, 2 How THE CLUBS sTaND. American Association 95 20.636 Athletic National League. Ww. j the side of the trestle, n distance of forty f wi P| Ww. Pe | Columbus. ..27 29 482 | side down 11 35 16.644 | Brookiyn....25 25 479 f a n Se | Phitsdeipbia 21 26 447 | fortunates were pinned down by broken tim- 25 21543 | Pitteburg.....18 26 409 | bers. which it was necessary to chop away to 25 24 510 | Cincinnati...19 28.404 | Telerse them. Balti @ Rostous could do nothing with We; securing fonr runs. in thi jletics won ensi called in the sighth inning. oklvne presented yortarda hat the home m baxan te bat Lor ne again ip the afte: ext was devoid home vengtir bus mae t Is, haw been xppointed n New York and AMATEUR BASE BALL. The Duponts and the Columbia Athletic Club nine will play together on Analostan Island this afternoon, presenting the following teams: Duponts—Clagett, Hellen, Chamberlain, Bur- y. Liet, Dackam, Hagner and Hodge. Columbia Athletic Club—Wells, Fitz- morris, H. King, Green, Fuller, Springman, Daley. Cauliflower, Phil King and Leach. ‘The Graftons casily won the game at Takoma y with the team of that place by 22 to8. The batteries were Vehemeyer and Pres- cot for the Graftons and Lay and Nicholson ‘The Graftons would like to hear from any team whose members are seventeen H. Prescott Gatley, - Manager. epee POST BEATS DAVIDSON. Conclusion of the Tennis Tournament at ‘Wilmington. ‘The tennis tournament at Wilmington, Del., was concinded yesterday, Post retaining the championship aud McCawley and Borden beat- ing Davidson and Woodward. the consolation singles from Pennington, 6-2, 7-5, 6-3. After lunch and an adequate rest the match between Post and Davidson for the champion- was called. Post was fresh for the match, while Davidson labored odds. The first set Post won by 6-2, Davidson making some very brilliant in which he excels. Post played practically net game and made some phenomenal returns json’e tremendous drives. His smash- ing was perfect. ‘The second set Davidson took easily by 6-1. The third was won by Post, 6-3, and the fourth ‘The last set was character- ized by brilliant volleving and hard smashing Had Davidson been in better condition he probably would have de- feated the champion, us his game is essentially | different and his accuracy in scoring pomts by his side-line placing is phenomenal. Had he defaulted the double match in the mornin and saved his strength undoubtedly he woul have played a much closer gam Daw Seeman Balmaceda Given Despotic Powers. Mail advices from Chili state that President congress has invested him with despotic powers, giving him authority to con- fiscate any and all property funds at will, tc suspend the right of assem- blage and the freedom of the press and to ar- rest and fix the residence of all citizens. These powers expire in September. ——--2@e ‘The Court Used the Wrong Word. A Terre Haute, nd., dispatch says: The use of the word “should” instead of “may” gives murderer a chance for freedom. Yarry Trogdon was found guilty of the marder of Hays Sanders and given a three tence. oo A Pittsburg Bridge on Fire. A biaze was the first «p ee —_ __ Rebake Broke His Heart. Advices from Prizrend, a town of Et cide is somewhat peculiar. The fi office ‘A public funeral was held at Basle, Swit-| recently consured Herr Pilinski for mtcland. yesterday for » large number of the victims of Sunday's disaster on the rail- road near Moenchenstein. The entire popula-| ta ao tion attended the funeral service, which was | who objected to the bsils tolled. ‘The conducted with the gceatest solemnity. The | rebuxe received by Pilinski so preyed umber of the dead has reached 154. ‘upon his mind that he took his own life. four- ore | N. Y. the end. | Larkin, brakeman; C. R. Corn the bat for Washington | Thomas James, John Williams, F. E. Watson, ry man making one or | C. F. Mitchell, Albert Rouse and Frank Smith, te and scoring one or more runs, Van knocked cut of the box in this in- ong in from short. ‘arsey, suffered the same ent later in the game and wasancceeded 'y foreman. Both nines fielded loosely. ‘The Nationals made seventeen bite an Baltimores nineteen trai dorfer cinna’ Reinbard Kochmen, Mount Vernon, NY. Clarence Grable, Omahe, Nel 4 the | Walsh, Chicago; B Jackman, Boone, Petor Goorstner, Montreal, Cunada; Mf. Rust Boulder, Colorado. Each made veven errors. Louisville outbatted Columbur yesterday and should have won. Fitzgerald ball aud until the eighth inning received perfect The whole clab thes went to pieces, jo bases on balls, ap error by Fitz- geraid and a wild throw by Cabill two rune crossed the plate The Athietice won from Bostoa yesterd: morning, 4s indicated in yesterday's Stak, by | Columbus conve...'on yesterday the delegates howled down « proposition to take a recess, al- though it was long past the dinner bour,and the maiting of the ticket was completed by the ne- lection of O. ‘T. Carson of Guernrey for school ver the field. The | commissioner and Charles G. Grooe of Circle ville for embers of the board of publio works. The speech of Secretary of the Treasury Fos: ter, which had beca sent from Washington, owing to his tuavility to make tne trip, wes then read. pitched great They made fourteen bits, e ninth inning, when they batted e afternoon, batting nt Daley in the box in the third in- Corcoran ceme in and made a bome ‘Sending in the three other men ov bases Game ‘The Bi ing’ game morn- to the Hoston league team at Boston when, in the fifth inniug. theg allowed four ore, which, with a seeri- + Daly, gave threa rune, | *2onucIog that Bon. Charles Grosv easily The Loxtons defeated the and stepped of the 3,000 people welcomed the esterday and greeted Anson first time thi« year. "The Chicagos could not bit Viau until the nipth inning, when they made three of their seven bite. Young of the National Base fe following important announcement: “Ihe nutional board of pro- base ball clubs hus decided that Messrs. Meekin and Raymond their contracts with Western Asrcciation chub are forever, ineligible to play with or again any national agreement clu any other that may hereatter be made for the never be modified or revoked by the present board, whose term of office will not expire for five yents.” Davis, the former third baseman of the ant governor wasn victory for the Sherm: contingent, and was the remit of a” Up to the calling of the rol) Hon, Charles P. Griffin of Toledo, » staunch Foraker m: seewed to Lave the nomination Ly = autficient ma, who jumped ubs. Thix order, © Jonee will probably be dropped. Davis umpired bie tirst game in Loui terday. President ki & good selection, as Davis in all the gam has umpired as avubstitute has been firm and just. ‘The Washington Club has accepted the terms of Pitcher Ed Daily, who wae released several days ago by Louisville. He will play in the outtield. He left last night to join hi ab. yes er thinks be has mace new Daily played with the Washingtons when they were in the league. Syracuse has released Smalley, who started in this season with the Nationals. The league contests burg and the association game in Cincinnati were postponed yesterday on account of wet grounds. delphia, P: mit you here grams sent and received by the bureau of the currency during the period extending from January 21, 1891, to May 9, 1891, relating to the Keystone National Bank, now insolvent. Also certified copies of the three reports of the national bank examiner. Woodward won under tremendous ide-line return to dispose of publie care’ sen- In his instruction to the jary the judge said: “You should consider alxo the stateinents he uwkes, whether they are reasonable or un- nable,” &c. The defense heid that the Supreme Court had decided that the ‘may word should be used instead of “should,” and that the instruction was in error. The judge gronted a new trial on that ground. overed near the Pittsburg end of the Gth street bridge, connecting Pittsburg On Tuesday. A strong breeze fanned the flame and in # short time a large part of the span to the first Hercely fined j bridge witl not exceed #: one of the lines of hose kinked. knocking two The liberated hose dashed about wildly aud knocked three other firemen from the bridge into the Allegneny river, twenty-five feet below. Pf the crew of « passing cansed by a spark from a steamboat stack. jer was burning By hard work the ames were com m. The damage to the 000. During the fire They were rescued by towboat. The fire was in Albania, state that the Austrian consul at that place, Herr Pilinski, has com- CRASHED THROUGH A BRIDGE. Fatal Wreck Caused by @ Tie on the Track A wreck which occurred on the Chicago, Mil- Waukee avd St. Paul road near Coon Rapids, Towa, on Tuesday night was caused by some treatle work just before reaching the bridge over Coon river. At the point where the forward trucks of the ongine left about forty feet high. A suddan shock w perienced by the passengers when the tie was struck, after which t cosches ran about two car lengths, left the track and engiue and mail car went through the bridge, a distance of fifty feet, into the river. The baggage car, sthok- ing car. chair car and one Pullman fell from t. The big bagg: ne and smoking cars turned up: eir descent; the chair car eod 24 81 .436 | forward Pullman lit on their sides. je. 24 35 407 ington.16 35-314 | out as best t The passengers who were not burt serambled Ry could. As soon as the citizens of Coon Rapids learned of the accident thoy hastened to the spot with lanterns and for two hoarse worked ins pouring rain rescuing those who were unable to get out. Some of the un- LIST OF THR DREAD axD MITRED, The following is alist of the victims. The in order and the | killed are Exprese Messenger Bert Olderverd of runs 'numerous. Both nines slugged the bail | Denver and Engineer Heary Condon of Perry, throughout the game, and, though the home | fowa team took the lead in the first inniog bi teen runs and added several moi came near beating the Senators Nineteen men were in the first inning. The injured R » Joho MeCartby, Dunkirk, an; William ius, conductor; en; William Warth, Decorab, Iowa, Mrs. iam Warth, Decorah, Lowa; William Lrngen- Watsonville, Cal.; Charles Barrat, Cin- Obio; H. C’ Blake, Mount Carroll, IIL James T. Towa; sna THE CONVENTION ADJOURNS, Campaign Werk in Ohio Will Begia at Once. On the conclusi 10f Tar 8 eport of the ‘The reading of » dispatoh from Washington wor had pointed to visit foreign countries in he- world’s fair was greeted with Inugh- ter and nota few Jocrs. It was decided that « representation of the American exgle should be the device to be placed at the head of the state ticket, and at 4 o clock the nonvention ad- jour 0 sine die. The nomiuation of Gen. Barries for Heuten- it bun’ ity. McKinley and Senator Sherman had a lengthy private conference yesterday after- noon. ‘The campaign will be inaugurated with- out loss of time. +02 —--—-- Western Governors at Loggerhende. The governor of Nebraske and the governor of Wyoming are at loggerheads over a horse thief named Kingen. ‘This fellow skipped into association | Wyoming and stole a valuable horse. A mob followed bit over the line for the purpose of lynching him, bat instead took him back to Wyoming, where be was sentenced to the pen- itentian ernor © returned. “Wyoming very emphatic reply, fused to give up Kinj that he wonld hav to march au army of militia into that state. Gov. Thayer is no y.. Gov. Thayer demanded of the gov- Wyoming that Kingen be immediately governor sent back a in which he flatly re- . Thayer then declared ingen released if he had Wyoming. —— Correspondence in the Keystone Bank Affair. Mayor Stuart of Philadelphia has received from Washington a pamphlet of about 200 pages, containing all the correspondence of the various departments relative to the reorganiza- tion scheme and the subsequent plans for a receivership of the insolvent Keystone Bank. The pamphlet was accompanied by the follow- ing letter: ‘Treasvy DerantMent, Orrick oF THE SECRE- tany, Wasnixoton, D. C., June 15, 1891. His Honor, Edwin 8. Stuart, Mayor of Phila- Sir:—I have the honor to trans- ith copies of all letters and tele- Signed) Cuakirs Foster, Secretary. ‘The receipt of the document was _acknowl- edged by the mayor and the copies forwarded to the finance subcommittee of investigation. A Canadian Clergyman Suspended for Heresy. Atasécret session of the Methodist confer- ence, held in Toronto yesterday, Rev. James ‘Thompson was suspended from the ministry | for one year for preaching hereticai doctrines. He holds that immortality by persistence int well doing, that when the wicked die they are actually out of existence until the resurrection, when tuey go into pun- ishment for a time and are then annihilated. m only be obtained ee State Buildings at the World's Fai: Every state and territory in the Union was given space at Jackson Park, Chicago, yester- day for « building at the world’s fair. Thirty eeres, lying in the improved part of Jackson Park between 56th and 53th streets, will be de- voted to these state buildings. In some cases Jess than half an acre has been given for the buildings, while in others the amount is much greater. ‘This assignment of space to the states ie final. The buildings of foreign gov- ernments will spread over seventeen acres to the north. Generally speaking the states have been grouped with referencs to their geo- graphical positions. In the gronping the eastern states have been put together, and so also have the southern, middle, western and Pacific states. eee. New Episcopal Bishop. ‘The Rev. Isaac Nicholson of Philadelphia has been elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Milwaukee. His clection is regarded asa victory for the high churchmen. op manent, Jury Fixers Indicted. ‘The jury in New Orleans in the case of Me- Crystal and Cooney, charged with attempting to bribe J. Gormley, one of the jurors on the Hennessy case, last night returned a verdict of guilty. The jury had been out since Tuesday night. ‘The jury in the case of Ferdinand Armant. charged with attempting to bribe a juror in the Hennessy case, dimagreed and were dis- charged. Guests of Minister Lincoln, A special cabie from London, dated the 17th, | says: Minister Robert 1. Lineoin yesterday evening entertained Mra. Russell Harrison and Mrs. MeKee. Accompanied by a select party visited the houses of parliament and were shown over the building. afterward occupying seate in the ladiew’ gullery, where they re- mained for some time. ‘This evening they attended the stete bail | siven by the queen at Buckingham palac ‘The party alvo comprives Minister Robert T. Lincolu, Mrs. and Miss Lincoln, Secretary and Mrs. Henry White, Maj. Post, Mrs. tnd" Miss Cameron and Miss Blaine. ‘ ‘Tomorrow evening Minister Lincoln gives special dinner to the same party, covers being laid for twenty-eight. After dinner a grant reception will be given xt the minister's resi- dence, at which it is expected all of the prom- inert Americans at present in London will as- | semble. —— +00 - Slavin Gets the Decision. Jere Durn, the referee in the Kilrain-Slavin Dr. ‘used it im cases of nervous exhaustion and wakefulness, Tesuits, Also think AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. (TBOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers, OYAL is the only . ‘Baking Powder yet found by chemical analyses free from all impurities and unwholesome ingre- dients. Thus it makes the purest, light- est, most delicious and healthful food. RATCuUFFE, DARR & C0. TPES. VALUABLE THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BAY. FRIDAY, JUNE NI Eins Saute gies: rears qelecr ey: iia track the tretle work i feicemimt a Fronong RRLOT 33,28 SQUAREOM. 5 ae beck toa large alley improved an elewat een and basement brick dwe! — +4 ~ ming 12 Furnstare, Brussels Angrain Carpets. Coorine ang Heating Stovse, bo. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horses, Carriages, ‘Waxout and Harpesn. "THONNS DOWLING & SON. LATIMER & SLOAN, Anctionsers. Terms made known at sale. A it of $200 re- uired at imeof sas” Tere to becom ned with wa 15 & defaulting’ I comy 3 purchaser. “All couveyanc! cost. ¥ Jel2-d&ds ‘Auchoneets AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. UCATIONAL D i ‘SHINGTON. WINDOW BRICK HOUSE, NO. G25 MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST. BY AUCTION NETEENTH, isvi, at SIX ‘we will seli, by suction, in “front of ty bait Sea he itis Se Sees be cesar at sous WaT sata Pasaad cas =a 'y®. OF right is reserved to resell st theriel and com of “nx, Se. at pur- RATCLIFIE, DARK & Do. iN YEARS OLD; VERY FAST BAY LACK AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. LATHER & 104 19 AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. ‘LATIMER & SLOAN, anctioneers, FINE DECORA’ GARDEN A AND CARRIAGE! NORTHWEST, iT 1891 All of this: 'y is enhancing 1m value every year, isina flourishing neighborhood: bist aul heath eburches, schoo is and rai roaas corvenen! atural qualities and scvantases of SSunity are now oecomine to be TERMS CASH Reaewsea Fostonu. SALE OF LOTS aT AUCTION, JUNE 24, 1891, 1 O'CLOCK. ‘Fostoria ts situated on Richmond and Danville R. R.. this side of Faile Church, just 33 miles west of Wash- N BLOCK 3, ON GRANT AVE- TRUMBULL STREET AND vi 1 SEVENTH STREET OPPOSITE NOE, BETWEE: BOWARD AVENUE, _ ‘AT AUOTION, AFTERNOON, DRANGES, PANDAN. a FLOWERING PLANTS, FINE ROSE! ts FROM THE jd_at publi auction on FRIDAY, JUN INETEENTS, ‘imei. O'CLOCK. at our auction room pAL Sg gttate exchange, Baltimore. on JUNE EIR. | 208. about one acre of ground ing section of the . balance in one. two are, with notes bearing interest andl secure f trust, orail cash. at option of purchaser. yAtciny And recording at purchaser it required at tiine of sale. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioueers. RATOLINFE, DAKB & GO.. Auctioneers THIRIFEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FIKST STREET BETWEEN FS NORTHWEST, Qn TEENTH, AT BIX OCLC in front of the Tt i 350 feet above Washington city, beautifully | Sliding.” be sold. #1 ‘tor i he Widows, good sre allway ation, tye gat of eal Rae aa ee | sfio | WY ACTER © WiLCTAMS & 00., Auctionsers. WALNUT FRAME PAI Te conventent to schools, churches, free telephone, ~ telexraph, post office and stores, Tt has fine sir and pure water; houses are geing up and others under contract. Easy drive to Washingtou. Beautiful countéy and ("00d neiguborhood all round. ES, UPHOL. SOME CH! cl rietate ie JUNE FIGH- ‘wil offer for sale. ee 3 HAIR AND HUCK LUABLE REAL ESTATEON AND OAD B. AND P. THE ESTATE OF THE id, ageTeCatine nearly 1.000 ites" Fade of Washingtot and : JAMES P_ BANNON,) Will be sold’ that very desirable piece of 120 St. Pau! street. known a» the "Bannon | * now used for law offi | JAMES REVE! ) Annapolis, Ma, | an ¢ JAMES P- BANNON, | T1OSt. Pauist.. Bal Attorneys. 5 BEDDING, HEAT: | Termseasy. Special inducements to persone desir- 0b tors Be: Fronting ¥4.271 These are valuable build: mand the attentio e-Ate ——————————— PROPOSALS. EPARTMENT OF 1HE INTERIOR. WASHING. | Omeocroe quoou zo: if) ia} ic Special traim from 6th street depot et 1 o'clock, 4 jon to Howard Hall, one ermiment Hospital forthe nee in one and two D. C., tn accordance with NE NINETEENTH, deed of trust op ree: fe shall sell at residence 1501 R he above collection of household, ion and worthy the attention of caub year, 6 per cent. secured b3 broperty sold, of ‘all cash, at the option of the pu A deposit of 8200 required at the time of sale. Je are not complied with in Bfteen days from the day of sale right reserved to resell the Tak and cost of the det Don’t fail to go. For maps and full particulars apply te M. 4. BALLINGER, 1422 Fat. ae, W. 0. BECKENBAUGR, BALTIMORE, MD., ‘effecte, in kood con: those th search of well-kept articles. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. property at th cheser alter five d: {[HOMAS DOWLING X SON, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF BILLIARD AND TA ) D STREET NORTHWE! Ou FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE NINETE! at TEN O'CLOCK, 3 Pool Tabi Brunswick make, Xi plete outtite—bal ‘Proposals, office anti TWELY FIFTH, 1801. for the following articies for the use of the ‘Supreine Court of the District of Columbia and for the United “tates Court House, Wasiineton. RATCHPFE. DARE & CO.. Auctioneers ILE BUILDING SITES UATE: VERY VALUABL ON WASHINGTO. TING ON CONND Adminietrator'a eale by catalogue of th are collection of M books belouwiny to the PAST SEVEN O'CLI during the year ending June 10, wood, ice, stationery. Detailed ‘information as the several articies required and sau tlonery, &c., may be procured on appiicaty office. “The right is reserved to reject any ati CK P M., at ou i aventie and Lith Huable collection of NTH STREET. NB —The aale of there hooks, which was adver- ined to take plac om th fored inorder to make inworant €.o. MATTHEW: WLAN SON, Auete. [)ONOANSON BROB.. Anctionsers, TROSTEES' SALR OF FIVE BUILDING LOTS G MASSACHUSBTIS AVENC! SECOND SUMMEK OFFERING OF BICYCLE: THE LIST IN : rO) BIA LIGHT ROADSTEKS, SWIFT AND ARAF AN OTHER SAPETIES. S JUNE NINETEEN We will vel! by public auc th of “May lust, PART OF OAK LAWN, FRONTING 100 EEET ON EACH 8T! 000 SQUARE FEET. wvor'y 6 vdivided, making inost desirable buudiiue sive un thie FASHIONABLE SEC Terns. Over en Di Pron the Dintrcs ot Covats missioners. Washington, D.C 3) FRIDAY M¢ Sealed TWELVE O'CLOCK Mon WEDN TWEN7TY- FOURTH, Zs9i, tor rur bricks to be uscd on Brigh.twood ave Creek: Church road. Blank forms of specifications can be obtained at thls in within our rooms, #26 u.w., © general assortuent of Bicycles in RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO, Love ar inrumbrance of $35,000, aut, due January § deposit of $500 required, If the terms of sale are wot com iays frou the day of sale, rixbt re— sk and cost of the advertisement of published iu sas! hu and recording at the cost RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., ation, snd only bids upon these forms w Midered: Lhe right reserved to reset bids or parts of bids. J. W. DOUGLASS, J By virtue of « deed of trust, Y recorted tn Liber NIMPROVED PROPEKTY ON TRIR- ‘AR MADISON STREET, defaulting purchaser Such resale in some b Y-FIFTH STREET Ni FORGETOWN, AT AUC JUNE NINETEEN LOCK, we will sell in front of the preinises Lot j. fronting 50 tet on the west side of ‘depth of 121 tet. paiance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on at the option of purchaser. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, ‘UF JUNE. 1801 front of the pi sof land and premises situate of the purchaser. H.M. KOBERT auissioners | RONZE AND IRON WORK.—PROPOSALS WILL | ceived at office until MONDAY, JUN TWE NINTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK and being in the for bronze lamp posts, ne' and ornamental terraces. Plans now be seen at this office. EDW 1 twenty-two (24 RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE BUILDI FOURTH AND VIRGINIA AY: oN MONDAY AFTER: - at SI ‘LOC! in front of the premises, the property, or all Dered seven 7) of Gardiner & A deposit cf €60 required, Heights, a8 said enbdivision the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, No. 6, page MO, tovether with all te G LOT, CORNER TW! JUNE TWENTY. ‘K, we will offer for suis, PECPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FoR THE | Velonsing of lb anywive FUTURE DAYS. 457 K street 1 OMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. VA. hy rir at 4, decree of the crcuit cour’ of Alex: centered a cau urdett vs. Frederick Welker et al.. the under “special commissioners will seltat pitiie oui St S01, fut TWELVE f the court house, Colum: following property, avs aig Alen re improv Davos cottaxes in good order und nearly new... One-third of the purchase money in aide in three equal installments, at eighteen months trom day of sale; the purchasers to give their notes for the deferred nents, which: sayiit bear ee ee gr es weyancing at the cost of pure Chaser aud title to be fetarned until the whe viirchabe money W. ‘erns: One-third cash, balance in equel payments atone and two years trom 8Qi ‘This sale should command the attention of parties in given bering 6 per cent inte “4 luable buliding sit ‘Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and two years, 6 per cent, secured by deed of trust on the broperty sold, of all cash, at the option of the pur- 200 required at the time of sale. iermsof sale are not complied with in fiteen days from the day of sale ruht reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost. of Chaser after five da te of wale, notes to be t per annuin, payable and to be secured by deed of trust on phon of purchaser. snd iain wal Of the math buriding of rubble stone. ‘The trout of te main building is faced with yreseed trick and hes brown stone heads aud sills. The steps at the ir entranceare brown stone. ‘The roof is covered alate.” The. proposals will be for the materia! ‘vonteimed’ in. the but The ent Duildine to be torn gown and” all the material, i) hig all rubbish, to be entirely removed from the pre fee"and street within thirty daye from date of Chase. or al! cash, at Conveyancing, &e.. at purchaser's cost. 140 will be required om each ‘erins to be complied with in. fift the trustees reserve the right to resell cont of the defaulting purchaser after five slays? ad) je in some newspaper published MES E. FITCH, BENJAMIN P. DAVIS, FUTURE DAYS. HANCERY SALE OF SEVEN ANI ACRES OF DESIRABLE LAND, FRO: THE ROCK CREEK, SHORT DISTAN shaser. A deporit of n days, otherwise | O'CLOCK NOON, bus street, Alex Lseiment of auch resal Puvlished in Wasutaaiou, DC. AR the cost “of the pur E, DAKE & 00.0 cordiyy at ae ne TCL RY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- E IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DIS- ‘alae dat et eee 8 decree of the Court strict of Columbia passed inequity cause so. 1 on the 1ith da eee aoa — a tisee on MONDAN: THE A WENTHO ‘the two following pieces of rea. of, Washington. D.C... to wit: EOcLOCK P.M:, that in square two hundred ‘and: for the samme at the northeast corner of ‘said lot thence ‘south twenty ‘tect fect, thence north twenty ‘one hundred feet to the Twelfth street, between southwest. ‘AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. in square two hundred and sixty-five. it’being the ‘southeast corner of 14th and C streets southwest, and improved by « trame dwelli ‘Terms of sale: One-third. gach piece of property in cash will be required at the timeof sale, ing any of the building. it» to examine the building may be obtained from tho superintendent of the Northern Liberty vEy AED OM at 6 per cent. FORD ROAD. ONL! ¥ WEST OF BRIGHT WOOD ASD NEAR THE PROPOSED KOC will NOON. JUNE dressed to ALBERT ORDWAY, Liberty Market Association. PROPOSALS, FOR STATIONERY. M, JOHNSON, W. ARMSTRONG, ticulars see W. Vashington, D. Co ‘[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneer EXECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERY NUMBER. NORTHWEST A AUCTION. On SATURDA’ FIVE O'CLOCK on 4th street by. i By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the riet of Columbia, fm equity «i welll offer for ale Premises ob tHALr-PAST FIV ihe lot or heey of tand aad ington. in the istrict of Colt Ota tract of landalled “Woodward follows, to wit W. DOUGLAS, nblic-autetion ti of jot part of iot seventeen. Navy and Indorsed **Proposals for Stationery,” will b Recelyed at this department antl THELVE O'CLOCK NOON on the TWENTY-NIATH DAY LsOl. forfurnishine Stationers tor the Navy oO iecounty of Wasi: mown as that part FOURTH STREET of beginning, being on orthiest corner of ryland avenue and E street ‘The Heirs of George Butler” in the north line ot said NE TWENTY-SE! ‘we will sell on the depth ot 8 foot tora 1S-loot wid ‘Of BE feet to a 15-i00t wide alley. improved by a comfortable two-story brick with int est prcured by deed of tru onthe t option of purchaser. A deposit Of $100 reuired at Hine of sale. Observarory. in. W ton, during the fiscal year application to this department. “The department. tee serves the right to waive defects and to reject any oF all bids. Contracts will be awarded only tomanutarturers SF FOpaG dealers inthe articles proposed to be tur- ‘west corner of the public scliool lot: thence with the line of said school lot south perches to the county road sonth 76% degrees cast, BU% degrees eust, ‘ot the purchase * diuence’ with said road or trust onthe 1634 ‘perches: thence south perches; thence south 69% dld-2taw.2w ron. 3 INO. — Sealed proposa'swill be reer. ved ment until FRIDAY.JULY THIRD, Nol, | ACLOCK FM. tor the erection of au exten? Tetinars of the | sngton, | trons t0 | to waive States for the District of Columbia, W: C.. June 13, 18H]. Sealed for Supplies," wall | E O'CLOCK M.. JUNE 1 WEN 1): | im nach quantities as inay be reaiuired for. pies of et M, RANSDE! L, United States Marshal bia. ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAVING BIICK | roposais will be Feceived ‘at tsi ication therefor, toxe: a0) 1 posts and nid Failing for the statrw id speciBeations. SN Capitol. purchase of the materia: in the brick building No. | west, sormeriy known as the "Sav The main tuiding is two stories and | hh, with a frontace of 45 teet aud a deyth of 40 hee back buliding is 1639 feet wide ‘and 3% ‘and is two stories high. All the imciosing are of brick and the foundation walls pan ue entire purchase mones to be paid before remov- Tight to rejec~ any end all ps it, We on, DV. C., June 12, 1801.— jed proposals, addressed to the Secretary of the F JUNE, nd the bureaus thereot, inciuding the Naval ), 1802, Blank forms of proposals, viv inforination, will be furnished on R. SOLEY, Acting Secretary of the Navy. balance of the purchase in two equal installments, ih six and twelve months from the day of sale FRA: DUNCANSON BROS. 4 perches, to. 1 ‘of George Butier ‘southwest corner of fhence north 21 de- ws; thence south 76% dewrees % perches; thence no! perches, tothe place of bevipning; excepting Ifan acre of land condemned fe public school house lot, and containing, said half excepted, 734 acres of land (more oF less). ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to sh and the balance in two equal install- ments, payable respectively in one and twoyears, with interest at the rate ot six per centum per annum from ‘The deterred payments to be repre~ sented by the notes of the purchaser, secured by deed of trust upon said proj of the purchaser. at the thine of sal ir} Executors, SiG Stet tw. Auctioneers, 1409 G st. n.w. TRUSTEES" SALE OF ONE-HALF OF A DESIRA- BLE CORNER LOT OF GROUND ABO: certain deed of trust, dated Augu: ‘hich has been duly recorded in Liber 1511 n one of the land records of the ict of Columbia. and at the request of the area thereyy, we will offer for sale at public remises on SATURDAY, J 1, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'C] P.M., the following described ‘of Washington, in the The west twenty-five ( of lot numbered eight (8), teen (17). of benjamin F."Lei Pairo, trustees, subdivision of a tract of land call 8 recorded in the office of the surveyor trict in Liber No. 6 (county subdi- visions), folios 103. and 104. ‘Terns: One-third (3) cash and the balance in six and twelve months. with interest at the rateof 6 percent: payable semi-annually, of all ¢ LATIMER & SLOAN. NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. — BY virtue of a writ of fieri factas clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of and to me directed, 1 will sell at public for cash, at the auction rooms of Ratcli! Darr jvania aventie northwest, on TUES- mediately thereafter, coal, coke, wood abd charcoal at the umvy yards: Forfamouth, |. H.., Boston. Mane.: Sew Hon the day of sale. ty, oF all cash, sit of $200. will be required ‘The trustee reserves the Fight to resell atthe risk and coxt of the pui ternis of sale are not complied with wituin 15days from perty will be delivered ‘the court. “All con- at ihe cost of the purchaser. Y W. SOHON, Trustee, udali building, 44 D st. 1 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct following descrived property. to. wit: Furniture, consisting of Desks, T Brussels Carpet, Cabinet. 3 ‘Se. and at ONE O" 1 will atso sett 333, Atlantic but street northwest), ONE LANG! SAFE (nearly new). erty seized and levied upon as the woods and cbattels obert Clarke; and wil’ be sold to aati at law, im favor of the Sun NIE} AN Dispensaries, Ge Widows’ Island, ‘Me. BBY Cheloes: Mase; Brookiyn. ®Y. Putiadei hia, i Leacue Islans, Pa. . D.C. ; Norfolk: va. | Penmaes ial. “Blank at public sale, fo A deed tor the p OF upon final ratification ot sae weyaneing and recordin amar ) feet front by the depth ‘in block numbered seven- yehton and Richard & ve-described pro} of the said Dist the Supreme Court ROPOSALS FOR THE Ai Fuel for avy. indorsed os y Depart- NOON, 1891, and publicly opened inn to furnish the annual supply of supp cola, Fla., and Mare Isand, forms of proposals will be furnished Upon application tothe bureau, to the commatdants of thet navy yards or to the navy pay offices." The fuel ir ust nal cases conform to tueluavy standard and pase the ustial na ing equal, decided by iot. "The depurtinent reserves the rixht to Waive defects or to reject any or ali bids ot deemed advautageous to the governinent. EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General, U.S. Navy. mys Vawsw erent inspection. ‘Tie bids, ail other tinue be- » deposit will be required it w req at the time of sale. will be at the purchaser's cost. computed with in fifteen days or the property will be re- sk und cost of the detaulting purchaser advertisement in JOSEPH F. BATCHELDER, 1001 G st. nw. D, Pacific building. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. SALE OF HORSES, MAR! he Bazaar, vu Y¥ MORNING, JUNE Tw ENTIETH. at TEN O'CLOCK, twenty-five head of Horses, Mares and Mules, suitable tor draft or driving purposes and Worthy the attention of ing intending st ELEVEN O'CLOCK sharp, for the District govern- Ment, one Bay Mare. = Al } new Business Wagon. 1 ‘Top Buawy, 1 new No-top Bi Carraces, Wagons, Bi ATIME! LOAN, [LATREE § SLOAN, auenonet es treddary, NTIRE PLANT OF VALI IMPLEMENTS | AND ‘erms ot sale to be Rael ae eetee phic hishest bilder at the office of the Washinston Crit TRUSTEES. SALE OF ES LEASEHOLD INTEREST OF THE W: TON HEAT AND POWER COMPANY. WENTYFIETH DAY OF SC EALP-PAST ONE O'CLOCK F- Civalley petween tt aad 10th the ‘con Sree fouio 70, et tea. of the ‘tet of Cohdmiia."the tine bene all and jcnts and plant. former Wash "Por " * hereto), the The Evening Star. vites bids for the bonds of the District of Columbia au- thorized by said sct- amounting to two million, fo bumdred thousana dollars. ‘ahve at pleasure two pears after the date of their insite July 1, 1901, and will bear interest at the | A. F i pertaining fo th Tewspaper, an afternoon fs tranehise in the United Press, 3 i Parapheraalia of a newspaper press, type, &c.. may be seen at the company’s office, Intoriaation in the premises may be had. ‘Terms of sale.as prescribed by the court ‘in two equal instaliments,rep- isuory notes of the purchaser, ¥, payable respectively six (6) and twelve (12) months frou the day of sale, with in- terest from said day at 6 per centum per annum, or all cash,at the option of ired dollars (8500) will be time of sale. The rught is reserved on defuut in comn- Liance with the terns of sale to resell the the risk and cost of the defaulting HENRY © DAVIS, Receiver, ‘Fendall building. and payable Tate of ES, MULES, C. a HARNESS,’ &c. ‘with satisfactory sec purchaser. A deposit of required at the Da: 1 new heehee sy Pe DUNCANBON BEOS., G, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FIFTEEN HEAD OF |. MARES AND MULES. Will be added to our ereat sale of io SATURDAY “MORNING, JUNE. TW cen hvad of horees.maresaud miles iad) all positively to be Sole %o "the Mientost ‘all positively to be sold ‘to ‘the hiehtest 8. BENSINGER, LATER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, HALF SQUARE FROM MARYLAND AVENUE, SWENTY-ONE LOTS IN MOST RAPIDLY IM- PROVING SECTION OF NORTHEAST. JUNE, TWENTY-NINTH, | 1801. ; ft contains about indir ite leave the sa x swith catalowues had’ at office of TEN O'CLOCK, fit On MONDAY, shipped in froui Baltiznore. ai ‘Will geii without reserve, to40, inciusive, 74, gastlalt of 80, ia je to inspect, can be G strest te Se PGEEHNGy, i THEO. N. VAIL. sts. comprising all the vacant im the square, Transportation. incilities, unexcelled. Street cars, herdics and carettes within half sq Also terminus of three new tines for ‘which bills were introduced tn last Congress. fection of northeast. Row of six bay-window houses erm: “One-third cant balance years, necured Ly d truston the | Riau, ‘at ortion of purchaser. ore Phied With in Sifteen days or right reserved to resell at Fisk and cost of ‘delauiting purchaser after Ave da paper publisted in Wasli- fog and recording at cost LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. BLACK _BESSIE AT AUCTI ‘OF STYLISH BLACK MARE, W BUGGY AND HARNESS, On SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH, ELEVEN O'CLOCK "A.M. 1SKIH street northwest, we will. sell "Hla very fast and stylish : 16 years: 15 hand: in'perfect coniition, ‘ith. side-bar hurry by Wal” ters and set of single harness, TIMER & SLOAN. Atictioneers, *[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Anctioncers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUBLE FARM OF 1 ING CENTRAL A} OF WASHINGTON, POSITIVE SALE} ITH SIDE-BAR rapidiy improvi : i y impro facias, amued out of the clerks ite just completed: ‘aitle ‘Company's certibeste. balance in one and three -« in OnE Foor: aaverusonent in All conveyance: MORE OR. LESS, XUE.NEAR TO AN! irtue of a deed of frust to me, duly recorded in of ane of the land records of ‘will offer for suleon WED- sD, OLY FIRST, 1891, at F P.M., ofthe premised, all” that ‘reel of land and preinises county of Washington, intl iia, aud on Central avenue. now oF foruierly occupied containing one hundred anit 7g oF leas according 10.4 ‘agpenter, erd, ‘books ‘of’ said District LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. ALUABLE SUBURBAN THE DISTRICT OF By virtue of adecree of the Supreme 0, om the 1Gth day of June, mises on MONDAY. THE ik, 101, AY FIVE’ O'CLOCK P-M.-a valuable ts 23 q _the Distret of Colmnbie: avout RO ye IHANCERY SALE. R E Onited Stace Treasury. ae Xo, taste ana, bene the District ofColum. | nae nee ic auction on the ic ion ou the 'D 19 IN SUBD! “Al i {i i i i E HI f nine acres of lend, the same made vy B.D. joverncr Shep! ‘oyether with all the improvements, caucteath, rigtiter privileges end’ sppurceuraces’e> longing OF in any wise appertatnit tk cath, balauce ip one and re of A in s mal I Pa: or purchaser. ‘the thre of sale. days, otberwi fo Powell at ike risk amd o y Washinton. B. Proval. thereot stall be to ference coer s eae eixbteen hupdred and ‘tract. by the District line, on the west nau, Payable “onveyurcing, X<. fed with In Seuerves te rel Borchsear after days! advert Jeledade we N TEMPLE HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. ‘RUSTEES' SALE OF rt ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. (TREASURY OF (THE UNITED STATES, Wash ington, D.C., June 9, 1s1.—In accordance with authority ‘contained i an act of Congress approved Bape 3h ISI GS copy of ‘which act. ts appended Treantrer of the United states here) bonds will be redeeus- tures and fifty utindredthe C50) per cent per snnum. payable semi-annually by the Treasnrer of Stile Seema etre tel ‘of said District. The bonds will be in registe: tor oS eer pista eens Sao = ira Reser bia Bonde,” and will Le rece: - TWELVE UCLUCK NOON UN MONDAY SUSE q 'WENSY-SECUND, 180]. The award will be made subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Treas Braj tad the rigut to relect any or li ude is reserved. Be, Ex-officio Com'e wundred and one ‘be deaignateat teuryear funding bonds of tas Dine ect es a eee cour ‘annua: ‘payable bait Year's on Rise Gaye of July and Jasusry tn soch’pere ack | 8G. HKU maturity ‘and. the bouds sball have ‘set. forth and ‘xpressed on their ‘face the “above - Sires & erate tee ee are Payable at the Treasury of the Ci c ‘Said bonds shali be engraved and printed at the ex- Eie*Treanurerof the United Bistca, seems? Suditer of the Distncror CatinGia aad Seat ae of said District. and Fesiatared in the oftce of the Maser ot Secretary of the Puhall make suck province Senay Upnecessary The freasaner of ae Cased States ts hereby authorized to sell and dispose of ane Qf the bonds imued under this act, at not hess, than Ee Perales to ae moet. tevorable biduer or commecnte ne ay oe ee ia Washing: : i i fH ie He i me Bear two /hves, of cars. ELLA M. ave ne. ACADEMY OF TH an Me ob to these whow cary ed been negiected. Preparation sor Clare, ‘and all chain’ Sw" FLYNN. “AM etebished IST, © w cor. Sth end K se nw TIRACTINE FRENCH CLASS Shor Lables Tur BERLATZ BCROOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th at nw. Open all Summer. Lower summer rates, Proper tng for covlege a specialty. York, Boston, Vitladelphia. Chicare, Also stimmer scoot at Av ary No LESSONS_EXPERIENCED sa'ul teacher ; beet references, new Geeitner Terme KENCH HUGUENOT SELECT BOARDING )\D DAY SCHOOL tor youns indies and children, ona Busploes of the lea iit re ‘and the eiite of Washinton Bo sie Guneore Galilard. diplohwe, prince SALELARD BCHOOLOE LANGUAGES, STRUCTION. 1 unity ever offered to Desuners. Decorators or paint periectly hc oi! partie SON MORRELL, bse ¥ Acadeuiy of Pine Arts, 804 E st yand all bids. | MOK Contract wil be awarded oply to rexaiar bith tractors or carpenters. GEOKGE CHANDLE ing Secretary. Jel. QEEICE OF THE MARSHAL OF THE UNITED in sixteen easy Jesons belped te obtain positions Bead Dektoo! Acie PLou. COLLEGE OF G La. ix thoroush courves: ‘Typewritius Situations When wompewue ob application, ‘Comer 7th and D sts. a. 1 the opportunity. Fehoo! of Business, Accounts and Paglia of Hrepatatory Riwlish aud Spring sessions. SPENCER, db MES. SAKA A. SPENCER. Vice AL eervics, departiwettal aod _OUT OF WASHINGTON ND SCHOOL Monteomery county, SISTER SUPERIOR LADIES’ GOODS. _ Makes giteet and evening Cont uae. ets, ridilg habits and ta.loP-auade suits RENCH ACCORDION PLATIING for the rest of this seus Ladies’ skirts, pinking, 2c. per yd ADIES WISHIN THEI FINE Wnirr 4 Black Laces ne up ib first-claw Pr-we iat MADAME VALMONT stand, 113 thst. nw Giove Exronres, | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PUK Mitts, 25¢., 5c. and 4.5. “CLEANFAST" BLACK STOCKINGS. AN TED—LaD! moved to my Lew ‘.w., over Ohio National Bank, yared to execute all orders promptly Street Comtuines,, Jackets, Wra the very latest style.” Perfect Bt piarau- tel. MADAM BULLER Mae. T. B. Haxnisox Is constantly recetvine from the Irading houses tm London and Paris the latest styles im IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. CHILDREN’S HATS AND MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. 13% F STREET, Opposite the Evtitt. URING AND DRY CLEA Class ladies’ abd cents’ wore uf every description, aise suits N AND CAROLINE LERCH, former! ‘ser and Maison \ Flew, Pari. RENCH DYEING, 8G thy f stablishinent, J826 14TH ST. NW she has opened ber new and Cumplete estabiishgvent of Human stair Goods and ‘Toulet Articles, and is Detter prepared todo Shainpoo and Dress Hair un shorter tne than before, owing to Der new methods, to which she especialy invites at- tention of the iadies of Washington, bears to emnounce ‘DEY CLEANING, ANTON FISCHER & SON, 908 GST. NW. AT REDUCED RATES MY ORGANS. PIANOS HAVE WON THE ADMIRA thetrexceilent tone 5 “Eatabliaied ne PIANOS AND tion of the lovet of music and durability. ot Purchasers” Fo invited to rosie ATTORNEYS. [crows OF PAT- on I cit