Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1891, Page 6

6 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. THURSDAY; JULY 9, 1891. : : CITY AND DISTRICT. — ELAN BOUNDARY. THERE WAS NO REVOLUTIONARY CON- LOVE STRONGER THAN LIFE. : a 20 ee . AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL or A tenets het work on “The At | WMAt the United States Has Done in the — Young Sidney Shire Shot Himself Because Highest of ail in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. a a tly y cai acetate! Matter. ; A Letter From Mr. Woodbury Blair. His Father Opposed His Choice, = ;cealenea an ea of Live aye “A point which w af- ‘The official publication of the diplomatic cor- | From the 8 : York Sun. Young Siducy Shire. son of Jacob Shire, the e : nt cetiable information as te the wane of «| respondence in the dispute over the boundary | To the Editor of the Sun—Sir: I have read.| wealthy’ shirt Seen of Great Jones tration me an adtverti ing medinm ie the | line between Venezuela and British Guiana | *ith much gratification the article in the Sw] street, New York, who lives at 109 East 6lat clowemone with whi the publisher aiheres te | shows some interesting facts hitherto unknown | of this date referring to Gen. Boynton’s recent | street, shot b imself Tuesday night in the house ‘iy siianibibens © Stan invariably | the public except as distorted rumora. The | Communication in the Commerciai-Gazrtle and | of hin sweetheart, Miss Minnie Griffin, 387 West « Bal mails im- | he besins in Febrasry, 1590, when Mr. Pe- | denying on your part any knowledge or belicf P . See oe eae a esos FOWder said that Shire had been engaged to her forsome : the United States. Secretary Blaine May 3 in- | of some kind. time. Shire was also known as Simeon Shire. ABSOLUTELY SNE BOT NOT RESFONSINEE. neted Minister Lincoln at London to use his | | Itwould seem that Montgomery Blair's an-| The son became acquainted with Mies Griffin six PURE - | good offices with Lord Salisbury to bring | tecedents, his life-long devotion to the Jeffer- | 5. seven months ago and there has been trouble {Guilty of the Death Of | shout @ resumption of diplomatic inter- | *0vian principles of democracy and hie un-|forhim ever sine, BMiew Minnie is a blonde, yoy SR -GORSERVATORY OF AOSIC, — iotst aw twewty sacund Seer te IMPROVED PRO! TY, NOS. 305 _ 0 i, cornet, & Pree ava TWELFIH SIRLET SOUTHWEST, | ccm” OB 'RCLS ANTS Tues petra SP Ncuiiay BORNE POcLLEOE SUMMER SESSIONS. os ‘ i, n¢ The principals and teachers will rat at a ! 59th street, as briefly told ix: the dispatches to & tongue dur ttm Bap bolts t ite rates: raza. the Venezuelan minister, represented to | that Montgomery Llair and others were fer-| sesterday’s Stan. His father bad forbidden ‘imaproveuents. Bach 18 feet front, with pri | tine. Books m Short == P © fe the sclvertiner, chanwwerrrylly | Secretary Haine that the British government | Menting a conspiracy at the clove of the war t0| iim tose hee, Mise Griffin. occupies a fat dey in rear : + mime price for tee same servi. This few | had forcibly taken possession of a part of Vene- | €*tablish, with the aid of the army, a new form peer a | zuelan Guiana and begg = Tue’ fewelar ‘ceea wn to Three thousand dotiars trust amumed on | fu" 7 hatte fox the s three thousand doilars trust anwuined om | gchtast™™ pear Cte Shite eae eet iSinwgue ua Tigra veut stunt by ined af | tosh and wtncen-ey ae re wa chat mroneety with, Interest of @ pce cent. or ail B. ©. SPENCER, LIB, Prindipat Tx SARA A SPENCER, Vice Prmcipal. arameConape 7 curated OE Davipson. |e? ALL StMNER rack THe the intervention of | Of government or makea grand coup d'etat at Not # Dr. Schubert. James 6 i e ¢ i c = PHOMAS eaters’ t course between Great Britain and Venezuela | iting efforts to uphold the Constitution of the | about twonty-two or twenty-three years old. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. T = dre aul palntyerie uy Yestertay afternoon when Tur Star's re- inary step toward the settlement of | United States should be suficient to refute| Young Simeon was at least three years her U = eg ee ry fe Re port closed at the in 4 held in the case of | ry dispute by arbitration. He was | SUch an accusation. Mr. Blair's mtimate per- | junior, being not yet twenty, but his infatu- THIS AFTEKNOON. TOMORKOW. sales rvows of Thomas A L Kew. Dr. Schubert, w leoth resulted fi requested to propose to Lord Salisbury, with | al relations with Mr. Lincoln up to the] ation for her took no account of years. He @ view to an accommodation, that informal | time of his assassination were well known to | bad not known her a week before he was her aca Fr : == = corner Pennsylvan RATCHPFE, DARE & C0.. gucnoneers, RATCHIFE, DABE & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | Davy atid ELEN: - be bad in Washington or in London | their many mutual friends; and his advocacy of | slave. It wne not long. before. his changed ale Re eet Bitctoh DOR pasment of sorage, 0 lot of Personal Sem, conference be had in Washington or in London | thet many i Joo 5 JABLE BUILDING VALU, % | Ettacis, january 1. rt mony. He was asked | £ representatives of the three powers. In | Lincoln's second nomination, and bis earnest | habits bred trouble in the Shire household. ABETWEER LAND MOSTRENTS | TRINTHAMES SSReDES NORGUEREE, QE | Rood THOMAS DOWLING &'SON : — Tames Gant, the boy | such conference the position of the United | Support in the presidential campaign of 1864, | Simeon's stick in the hall rack took to staying TAND KNOWN AS NUMBER aveqL BEESON. | Og of the United t eredrs SIKEEY ROSA Y x M. JULY F ay7at Auctimerte._ | SS Auine Ebonoet Proficien:y attaine a bell on his bieve States was to be one solely of impartial friend- | #T¢ Well known to every one conversant with | out nights too long and too often to suit the NORTHWEST, BY Al ERNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY FIGHTH oA ER Ew a — | Soaaee Pomcerapay. Fe z hip toward both tities: the politics of that period. head of the honse. Rebukes and repronches | on TtRspay — bars 4 E MILL seu mm W ER B. WI ss ——— Stl evening 5 ed that he did not know ship rd both litigants. eich DAY, AFTERNOON, JULY, NINTH, | AUCTION, IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES, fie S-burtl-rresmvhet that the bellwasin-| Smiter Lincoln replied that Lord Salisbury |. After the death of Mr. Lincoln and ducing | were followed at Inst by the flat ultimatum | 105, a1 GR NCLAR A D '. We will sell, in frout oft! wor doubtful of the stability of the Venezuelan | the term of Andrew Johnson laws were enacted | from the elder Shire that his son must choore | promises, that Beauiiful and Valuable Butlding Si = bool Acue PLovowrapuy, 2 F OF LOTS 1 SQUARE. pia ; Est BETWre ae a femslea fe be sougte! fo were pessime ato is government. He would consult. the colonial | b¥ Congress and the government was adminis- | between his house and that of the woman he |! LOT 19, SQUARE 309, Sree ag Test inches on Beseee > AGRO et ORY BRICh HCL SE. VOLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COM tance and net to them when the wheel | From his tone it seemed that the idea | tered on such an entirely different policy from | worshiped. In effect he tnd already chosen, | Frontine $5 faut Zinghen su usiveet by a depth of Retiuthiyafapiedjo'ts afpaniaweouy sulgivaca | Bp itawot wtestor tras ciel Shae 10, ap. | COMUBEA COLLIS A i ae feet 7 inehien to a stout a ‘borhord that ca and ordet No, 104. fo) mer ener " a was almost apon them. | of arbitration im some form to put an end to | Mat were the known wishes und intentions of | a4 was shown by his name on the door of the r itn a neta on See ined PS ONC Bee us When Dr. Schaetter asked witness if Gant wae | yor ¥ dispute was quite agreeable to | Mt. Lincoln, that it was evident, if Mr. Lin- | flatat 337 West 59th street, into which the | in'surch ona winsbig tna ne enon Of parties | inuproved. ahi Son saen eau RS (- Lim.” Further he wrote Mr. Lincoln as follows. | Celn's view of reconstruction was to be carried | Griffins had moved a week Tt was there, | Terus: One-third cash, the balance in ono and two | two years trom day of auiee secured bp heed, of teat The rupture of relations was, as your gov- | Ut, those who favored it must present to the | over Mrs. Griftin’s, until an hour after he had | years at 6 percent per annum, paysble semi-annually, | and bearing G per cent per anpum. interest payab more careless than other bors. ernment is aware. the act of Venezuela, and | CURtrY a candidate for the presidency of un- | shot himself, when it was taken down, leaving | Mcpret by deed of trust on the property sold, or ail Sembannuaily, or all cash, at the pirchaser Business. Bue. Pee or ins Certs | MRS Chreulars oa, sy ac 0 cow UKNE trout of the IPLEENTE. A. fy ise LOCK P.M, the followsme + Scethiand abd Uy pe acare rider he answored that he was no aM P,P Oye a — anaes at_ the option of the. purchaser. at of | Ade; omit rc tt fe ate in Wash aa ea tae amie wake Ler majesty's government had, undoubtedly, | doubted patriotism and identified as much as | the Griffin name to stand slone. An eda tie ime of bales AY th teomest cole Arnis to Sonplied'with in teen dap rein hoi The frost 3 feet ee Ad BUGes Soeeek oy feliin the fuer,” caki the Goster son to complain of the munner in which it | Potsible with Mr. Lincoln. in accord with | | Whether or not young Shire was the hend of served toresell the provers tt the tt | Somtot tar nareeiag ees a eer aulvdiviscon of tok putts senees Son Sk oe Vacs as toeen't seems b chance tor deaf peo- | was effected. But they are quite willing to put | #ie-lonored precedent the successful military | the new household, as the position of his name the deiaulting purchaser after Sve days’ | and recondinig at tue purchaser's costs eset | gether with the imyroveueats thefeon-s suistenteal WH reopet Seu 14 AN ameter ple about thal 1 this part of the questioy aside, and their oul big bos — be [mayen fed = — — ect ergo ed his farentimeqient of suck, resale sp some newspaper pub- J0-d&ds KRATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. three-story brick dw Ss sch iy sini Santee ; arkes Hen red_ man who wos | desire is that the renewal of y intercourse | ™n to whom both parties looked as their in- | free time there after the paternal fat gone | Hisival in Washington, D.C. All cot a aa . ‘ ong bot « ano RVICE EXAMINATIONS “SUCCESS. Vhs i iat mre | oui" accompanned ty aratgemente for | cumple teehee "Uy tote te al dha | fra bat eae exile that che bond he | “EERSTE PEE DIET oo. ane” | AB THE, MMOUE, SATE fa poRTRPD oy ng | tisccd mana Tatar Sma | COTE SEI ; {ie uifair Lappe tentitied that he saw DE. | the settlement of the several questions at tose, | #8 known of Gen. Grant politically was that | conld not break galled him. He spoke of ov: JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers SOLE, at sauss Rowe ond piso peresee Get ec ead Seiabert Gliing % 6 chiidron a few | [have stated to Senor Urbaneja the terms on | 24 proclivities were democratic; his personal | caping his dilemma by death and flourished a | J) : : VhandDatnw. | sq RATCLIFFE, DARK & Co. * pocecte tariesan Bheailt He did which her majesty’s government cousider that | “Hatucter was known and appreciated, his mli-| pistol. Miss Griftin arked him ¢o give it to her. = yonsies sexe. onl Wa joneere. the bicyele strike bine ven he w such a settlement ntight be made, and are now | “TY tecord was established, the terms of G “What isthe use?” he said, “there are plenty NG. HOS oS% | THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucticncers down the street by a lady to assist hi the injured man lying on the pavement Iped to lift him and carry him int + surrender had given the keynote of bis | more where that came from,” aud he left it. ng toward the south at that time, and bis | It was the pistol with which'he shot himself, a sonal popularity was at ite zenith. It was | revolver of thirty-two caliber. Tuesday night awaiting the reply of the Venezuclin govern- | /@ LE NEAR | ‘DUPONT. ee OF anae DUE me ‘t | CONTENTS OF THE WELI-KNOWN RESTAU- t. RANT AND HOTEL JOHNSON. NO. 405 EL! uit LTZMA’ to wuot he has doubtless communicated | fe my proposals. WAL F. He AVENUE AN On VHURSDAY Sor LADS }s QmACINE Pa house. There was a cut oF bruise on th Her majest ro i therefore thought that no oue could carry ont | young Shire cume to the house at 9 o'clock. He bs Wey will “well at public auction on WEDNESDAY, meet seiner peicee OL tex Hur Seen, hones. Th at or bry Peay Or Cn tae nen ae cy ans | tlie Lincaln patlcy of reodastrisctign oo well ss | 200d dliae Minsie of the frech teoubio’ or Lone SULY EIGHTH, comuencingeat TEN O'CLUCE A&A Ame : See 8. SEN Sr, of bis head, as witness got some bivod on his | the opportunity of examining that reply and policy ak ancertaining what prospect it'wouldaffont ot an | G02. Grant : and of his father's fiat. : | contents ot the tore frataurant apd Rotel, conaetng 1408 at aie ite EA A aaaare, Po ee adjustment of existing differences before con | ¢ontgomery Blair was among tho first to ap-| — She advined him to submit, #0 she edys, She oin Suites, Walnut MT. Sideboard VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BU INESS PROP. | "J Sinie Wardrobes, Hat Rack ERTY WITHIN OSE SQUARE OF ERE Ree | Lue BERLITZ soMOOr. oF LANGUAGES, Dining Room Tables, C. S- POST OFFICE SITE AND BANING LARGE 723 14th st ne French Pinte Mirrors, Hair Mat FEONTS ON TWO OF “OUK WIDEST ‘I _ - Sects, Supra lary fail Tamye. Brosoisand in| OGHEAKES AT M'BLIC AT) Open al! summer. Lower sunuuer rates, Preparine grain Carpets, Onl Cloth, “Toilet Stores, Bar| OR THURSDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH. 2901, 9t | sor evitege ayapwciaty B, 1B SQUARE | | Branches: Now Vork, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicara, of having recourse to | Preciwte this fact, and as Gen. Grant was not | did not want to come between him and his x arts’ Tecourse to Committed to any oxcept the union purty an | mother, whose favorite child: he was, He aati No ther Jocation for ~ effort was made to induce him to remain in the | that he’ would never give her up and hung | f ranks of the democracy. Lotters were written | about her uniil near midnight, moody and de- nd his old army friends to this end, as Shortly before 12 o clock he got up and | Fea". notes to bear 6 per cent interest f i ies payable aera i te eee ni now Lear witness. The radical cle- | gaid that he was going. The girl was lying on | Sei fear eRe, Auld fo be seca sidering the expe: James Caut. the boy who caused the trouble, | Hering P € he good offices ol testified that he did Dr. Seibert until | e Sood offices of w th he was within a few yards of him aud then at- tempted to ato the wheel ms best he could. He was looking st Dr. Schubert and in attemp tse regards th md Ve [have informed Senor Urbancja of the | t hin willingness of her majesty’s government to | M42y ¢ day of | Counters, 1 Steam Bar with copper back and covs BIX O'CLOCK P.M. red by | Ice Bones, Stools, Show Casta,’ Patent Orstes Bat, t th 1 A Tull ala ‘le kissed ew cud ciepoad [ore Be Fonts 9 fol ines eee ute Loe Cream Preesers Oto avenue and | Var-s, Weriia, Loudon. “Also sitiunicr wcinel at Asiry o tre cl he struck a brich au ndon certain portions of the claim, which | Ment of the republican party was fully arcused | a lounge. He kissed her good-bye and stepped | purchaser. Ads} “0 required on saclt 1Ot a ~larxe Outside Lamps, Awnlus® au: - | Parke Node ne Sa Sahat itor eho tei hey helen matce ttt rig oma | the sunton. tad id al mingtogy a | nt meron af the palo, whore tore ie ea, Cuvnutag aces | Based Via, Sra Meat Cig | Sea wera Rea i sh Mas sites called “Lookout” to him, bat heland t oxbuit other portions zo urbitration, | t¢ Grant's liberal and demccratic tendencies, | was a bureau with « glass. otherwise right reserved to rese! sk anc cost of | Knives, Forks, Spoons, &e., Lisrge Mange, 1 larce | story Lrick stable with, 130 stalls, ‘elesetor, tare: niterward lourned that Dr. Sebubert was deaf | reserving only that territory aa to. which they | the ambition of individual leaders bad to be St Hoe Moning eiinites. En: Ube, aad | eee Sot eee sae ere cttn Or aan Roce Sat ioe Sens Cleat hae | omar, omen ee: ae ees Dore Oe: Seneca’ the ts admit of no reasonable | Put aside. i wondering wit had become of ‘him, | $9," fet!" ieee aer pute iy articles not iaeioned + Gall | easily be converted into a Tectery-ciitene boas an ——— areas When questioned by Acting Coroner Schaef- | douls it was only through the medium of the demo- | called out: ; ‘2 dae DUNCANSON BROS., Aucte._| “Sy2ot THOS. DOWLING & SON, Aucta, | heavy business where space i necessary Tae tant. ‘OF WASHINGTON. © the boy said that he ing at the me-| If this offer is met by the Venezuelen gov- | Ttic party and the liberal republicans united tat are you doing there’ m rate of «peed. I el had not | erm ] ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. a ing. beins nearly new, Well coustructed and within = = ing epirit there should | 00 @ livera: platform that Montgomery Blair] “Nothing,” he snidebut, turning her head, | Ls er EEE, ABOVE S415 18 BOSTPONED OX AC: | square of thenew city port of ste, wakes this pray Facecrer ixstery . E a, count of rain until FRIDAY, JULY TENTH, same | erty one of the irabie huldinge im this raj aren: dafticalty in wrriving ata | ehlenvored 1p ony way to lay anide the radical | sho enught a glimpse ‘of him scribbing on the | TRUSTEES! SALF OF VALUAMLE UNIMPROVED nt i a corresp 0 insuperabl FOR YOUNG La ruck the brick the accident would not have | be , iy 3 <I ah Y beur and place. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, improving sec ¥ ‘Thirt, Us, ise: Nitta —_— solution. Lut public opinion is uufortanately | lewlers in the republican party who were | bureau. A moment later a shot fell behind the | PROPACTY, ON FIFTEENTH sheet sat Aystionoere,_ | “Herma:'eh ON} ah, balancein seven equal, yaacly | tht ts meer “Ghe of the jurors interrupting said that Sth | much excited ou the subject in Venezucla and | known not to be in sympathy with Mr. Lincoln | half-cloeed door, and the startled. girl ran in, Ry virtue ol deed of trmst, dated Nov [_ATDIER & BLOAN, Auctioncors, prast on the property. of aicanh. Ail teontine aad + ian elk skncon Sabereox Gall Wk cestode ax vars duck {tee thete- all the oan are strangely misunder- | his more masereee Boles of reconstruction. ae sone young Shire lying on the floor, face | 1>&>, ricotded in Liber No. 11 iors Souve)ancing sf cost Of purchaser. “A depowit of G00 | stcuiz va: wits, amd deigenral Voaion. + oF yt and he wondered that more persons bad not | stood. a . Yours, very truly, —— downward. also by virtue of ON THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET | 1 bs yeauired MER Es ‘ ar gee oo Seenee oe tece killed there. “Why. he sail, “my wife | June 25, 1900, Mr. Lincoin presented toLord | Wasuixarox, June 30 Woonaunr Brame. |The toom was full of liot powder smoke. | Saez EXTENDED BETWEEN | RENESAW AND | —SS-l&ds__LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. | “yihtu 5 Tu. A th ‘ * Pe dee Puiie noc ga ates No blood wasin sight. 180) . tri pert | GRANT AVENUES WALTER B WILLIAMS & 00. Auctioneers, Pee PEEDERICK FEMALE SEMIN wnt would not go along that square after dark for ‘ulido, the xpecial Venezue SS ia Ta ehinkt ‘ equity docket 352, we wil | On WEDNESDAY AP seem bei Ue forty-eicbth menmioh Repteiaber 1h. i MvL any thing. Was courteously received, aud KEYSTONE BANK AFFAIRS. ‘Sid, she said, thinking that he was trying in front of the premises, | 1M, commencing AT SIX O'CLOCK, on the - | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | Fur cataiueue apply to WikidAM He Pit Nit l. Why’ asked Dr. Patterson. “Because there | there the correspondence ends. ss to frighten her, “‘Sid, come, stop fooling.” Sid TH RAY OF JULY, JMOL: af | tne, ire sll sell Lot 83, lorated on seutside of loth | T STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN TESTH | 4M. LL D., Proderick, M Presre are no lights there?” - —_-o+ z ‘The Postmaster General and Editor McKean | 4* his pet name. an the'city of Washe ty One of the most desirable sectious ot | By virtueat ads rexel tie Seprene Court, passed |" MAT No, sir,” was the response, “there are lights NAVAL CONSTRUCTION. ‘Summoned as Witnesses, He didn’t answer and she turned his face | inztou,” pistrict of Colunuvia, to wit: of lot | Mount Pleasant. in equity conse 1,27, we will_on MONDAY, | ouar at’ibce cos ack aoe leo bee 7 ; = toward her. There was a great ugly hole in | usne (i) of Davidson's subdivision of square tum: | — Terie: One-half cash, balance in one and two years, | SUES GRATER TH! 1h, Be Pala ea PAS there. bat they are not much good because 0 Court of common pleas No. 1 of Philadelphia | the right temple, from which the blood trickled | ered two hundred and fourteen C214), des-ribed as | with notes bearinc interest und berured by & deed of | O'CLOCK P.M.t oitee foe nate at eae EEE | the thickness Of the trees Cadets to Begin Their Education in Navy : is A ipaey Frc “ follows: Bexinniny for the saiue at the horthwest cor- he property sold, or all cash, at option of | front of the dines thome dws Known as the | Witness continuing said be guessed if his Yards Before Going Abroad. yesterday afternoon issued its certificate order- | over his cheek. The girl's screams brought | ner of sald ior and ranning thenes erst 135 HO feet; | purchaser, Allcontersucin wad aortas pur- | west twelve (12) feet ten (10) inches tront of lot three head b t struck Dr. Sehuberthe would hav bal r ing H. H. Yard to appear before the council's | help and physicians were sent for. One came | thence so1 feet und 9 inches, thence west .30 | chuser's cost. §J00 deposit at the time of sale. G3) and ali of lot four (4), in square 341. Said lors at ba Ss strack Ux. BekaBerthewouliieve | dccretary Tracy hes inaugurated anew eui- te PP : from acrons the street, but before he reached | !eet: thence north 9 feet; thence west 126 feet and) Jylsikds LATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctioneers. | havea total frontace of iit feat 10 niches on Tteet ry Peekskill, N.Y been killed himself, t aA. investigating committee and give his testimony inches to the line of loth street west and thence north — by a depth of #4 feet and are improved by two Trae COL. ©. 3. WKIGET, ALM. Pret Mamma,” be «aid,“says it will be a lesson to | tom by ordering Naval Cadets Henry G. Smith . . : the house the young man was dead. ices | oeeStanemchesto the piace of berinning. The | | #@-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED Ix CON- | dwellina ounce, athe * Gumwall, SY be clvatad . 1 HL. G. Gil to ial duty in the de- | 1 Tehtion to the city’s deposits in the Keystone | ‘The doctor on his way back told a police- | east'9.30 tect by the width of suid art of lot; however, | sequence of the tain Nun PETA GOER FESR | ee net ‘One-third cash, balence in equal pay mie ty be caretal in the futare aerrtunent of cre strun ee he eee on, | Bank and other matters incident to Bardsley’s | man and he went to the woime to take Charce, | ce ve sold sutiees ton tach ol was over se to tater at | Intima heer ead menis a! one. and two years, with interest, to be. 50 ABOUT THE ATTOPSS. partment of construction in the New York navy u nigra onde nd | the owner or owners of the remaiming portion of said LATIMER & SLOAN, cured by deed of trust on the property suid. or all : “ * “¢ | @iappropriation of state and city funds. The | On the bureau were two notes addressed by | sub jot dy8-d&de Auctioneers. | cash. at the option of the purchaser, A epost of Dr. G. G. Morris, who assisted at the autopsy, | yard and Naval Cadet R. M. Watt to similar order was served on Mr. Yard, with a notice to [Keyl newer bengal _ evidently written | | Toros of sale: One-third of Lill einen med Rte FFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. ; ie anid two sears, with interest from da) of sale at the In the small hours of the morning when the | pure ot sia (cy mia: Nikt intereat trom day 200 will be required when the property is struck off. reruns iuust Le coniplied with hu ten lays after sale. ALLAN KU THERFO! testitied that death resulted from concussion of | duty in the Norfolk navy yard. Cadet Lawrence the brain. Spear will also be ordered to the Norfolk yard him that they desired to receive his testimony Yabie semi-an-| CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED 0 F a Pr. ¢. Gm ho bad been th ra | as soon as the Pensacola, on which vewel he is |" Friday afternoon. Griffins, alter some hesitation, had given the | tually. to be serured by" the. bronitsory notes of the HEAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING. ARTHUR A. BINNEY. { Trusteos, Bt teunce’s near is phnswiclam, Soutidied that be eas salted ta Vaaar cxe¥ “hes the Mare Leerl nave | .A** Tetult of the secret conference held at | address at which his friends De Fo ee a aie aetna Yano SF | ea AGE, OF COE MBIA, BEING SO. | _y3-an0__* “ON LA ave ne tosse the patient Tuesday nightand bedeseribed | now “rymg: reaches the Mare Island navy | i) avor's office on Monday mormng Editor | bis futher and brother came tp the fiat upon | $505" fhuser at the time of | | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | {) BUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE yard. This is preparatory to sending these same young men abroad for a two or three years’ course of instruction at one of the great Furopean schools of naval architecture. For the patients condition while he there. There were no signs of pa though he uttered nothing intelly Was very restless and at times he would sit par i : Yeyanrind at the comtot the purchases; | District of" Columtin: peated eee aro eee THE GIESBOKU Kal Wm. V. MeKean and City Editor Robert M, | hich they had frowned and rang the bell Gr sale bo hot complied with, duten days | 13.096, the undersisued trusters ‘wil bell at putiie | _ By virtue of a ed of trast to the mmtersiened, dated | y The father did not cross. its thresbold. He “mel a “public of matecaot Ga eae NGA 4s teak father did n . from the thie of sul the trustrs remerve the rught to | au:tiot I front of the pretties, ou FRIDAYS THE | Neveniber 1 1st, aud rece iver ° MeWadle of the Jadyrr were notified to testify | stayed out upon the stoop while the son went | reaciithe property at the Hak aud coat of the delewl. | TENTH DAY OR SCL Ta EEE Oe | Saneeeae 2, MAM, aud corde iu Ite before the coun investigating committee on | in, looked upon the dead brother, and took | inx purchaser. . lot five, in square three Hundred and six, Wasa- | and at the request of the parties secured : BS Pia Montaomery co ‘ald deed | - - Friday afternoon. The purpose of summoning | away the letters. The Shires refused to be alii es ef Siete foo ands aaule sud bolag pecans Sor | Pu” Tike MENT Aeon we renin: om gh Co MALLOWELL. A Mt acy Witkoad treated hie foe crrange his shirt. | the pust twelve years the department has sent | these two witnesses in torinquire into the inter. questioned.” NEAL T. MUR 3 eat hurthwest. INL, at PEVE O'CLOUI all that saree! of land 2 — — Lime treated Rime foe compression of the | trond neatly every year from two to four | view held ei: Jobn De wvsley by, Mr. MeWade | © Mise Grifn said: “T loved bim as T love wo] _i25-aits . graduates of the Annapolis Naval Academy fora | in the connty prison, and which was not | other man, and I know that he thought every. topey the Peele eae sot ter making the an- | Course of instrnetion in navalarchitecture, and | printed in the paper’ because it mentioned | thing of m oo hn ary to ie paid into cqual instaltnuente tn | Tersi of Aale Aw ris hr Nephron aca enhy taney ellie pg] EN completing their courses these men have | three prominent people as having, iu some | | “'I may have been severe. with him when 1 G, BENSINGER, auctioneer, ‘The property to be sold subject to = deed Ottis tee: | Pee eee ae Te eres from October balmed ‘the body. He stated ‘that the nad | Ue appointed to the corps of naval con- | mmnner, benetited by public moneys’ handled | told him to go back to his work and his family, |S, a= ing date the 2ath day of Apo 1S eee nena tera | Ea yee ey erence A cant Gerd tee cheated ame tors. ‘The three schools to which these | by the ‘convicted ex-city treasurer. In the | butLdidn't think it was right that 1 should | WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. 300, payable in three years from date thereof, | deferred payiuents to be represented by) ts have been sent are the Royal Naval | jidgment of Mr. McKea: — with interest at 6 Terms of sale: One-third cash, to be paid within ten | containing about torty-eiglit acres and belts part SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Mounts. eifth year jacius Fey eit =, a, SISTER SUPERIOR, daze tion diy of asie, of whi-a' geod to be paid ana | tract of ad Known as Belpvayae the mune i ly of trust Sesion frst secarine $4,190 due aan ¥ of the pur- | described in sai tat the tine of sale. was oe deposit at the tue of ale. “The bale rchawer it was ni policy to | stand between him and his famil, ft ters of sale are not | notessecured by deed of trust on the propery sid) POTOMAC RIVER BOAT : some cases of stis- ; , ween ; EMPLORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES, | Couplied with in ten aya trom te a > | andl rest at U yer c a attinee lg" oF == ae Seer eeecien infectionot the notsonens | college. mip lennon § asgow | allow a man who had posjured himself to use | | “I didn’t think it would be possible for him PERT ULES, CARRIAGES, HARSTOe ke. ke Droverty to be resold at ihe risk and cost of detanitiog | ai ceaa a eee eee on be ae aa HT. v. AKROWSMIIN. Poon AH = he ole to. tell whether | att the Ecole Politecniqye, Paris. Heretofore | the columns of his peper in mere denuncia- | to commit euch an act, He was always so gen- | _ Will tw cold at the Lazsiz $40, Loulsiens aves, om | Purchaser = duired at sate.” Conveyancing and recording sat 1/ar- ef. —On Monday aud Wedueiag at 9 pi. pre ome hg de bod we SS the Rime caitadaas tere been at a great di tions of others. = tle and kind-hearted.” 3 = SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ELEVEN IM, 0s TEN FRANK T. BROWNING, Chaser's cost. Terusto be complied with mu 10 days, al Bewcls. Cs » ath was the of poisoning or not. Dr. a Crees. Pusey vmumend that | S2vantage on entering these schools. for the | Bardsley himself has acid that the “interview” | All that Mr. Shire will say in regard to the [CLOCKS oe a a i ore and MICHAELS COLBERT Schaeffer said he was going to we Ficht to resell at Tor frome Ottiermise the trustee reser ge, on ent i ; 7 hat on 1 m fol BiG Bol and ost of delauitine purtaser ‘aster Bve dag bit at Piney” Fount gd jiate, inna et pile jathernatics and gene + unsnapected ha f Soecain By m 5. vertiseunent of such Renee it ‘ F redwoeedny tall eases where” the coroner has anething to | Faure that while their mathernaticsand general | was unsuspected Ls him aud that if he hind | death of his son is that there was no reason why Mares und several zovd Mules. “This sale wile] pavcrrpee paRK e cit mis z SS Ce t Wasuington Wednewtay and Friday do with the body that umd rtakers be prohibits | C2vestion acquired at Annapolis has been as | known it was intended for publication he would | he should kill himself. % vention of bay’ $e30-dkds uctionsers.—"sy-d&de ny, at 5.99 p.rn.. for Colonini Bea's, Col- from embelming them uutil given fermiscion | 800148 that of any of their associates all the | have been silent. ‘The committee, however, | He denies the story that be threatened to SO oo taw Bi two | == — aan a — 7 towt, Gon and Necpatce pesurainn, _—s 1 ther given permission F stulents have had more or less practical | believe that ali statements by Bardsley may | turn him out of the house if he did not give Second-hand Surreys ‘and twenty Second-hand FUTURE DAYs. ae Fimey Pout, Co, and Colonial Bown. Ar After ole altation the jury returned | iP! In dock yards, and the courses of study | throw light on the bank and treasury iniqui- | up the girl. Yugons, Carriaces, Buxies, Puactons, Carts, BEXALVABLE PROPERTY AT ANACO A ee EDLY tient Manager math “ 3 ged 0 asi presupposing such | tie: tHe hi i ” Harness, &e., &c. i PCL Oona Ee : ab ow LEY, Gent Ma = the following verdict Were arranged on a basis presnpporing such | tics. ' {He has always been a very obedient boy,” | jop.2t ‘&, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. | J ATIMER & SLOAN, A\ oy virtue of deeds of trust duly recorded in iiber OLE, FORTRESS MON@OL, Vie ° training. | This was specially true in the Lnglish | Notification was also forwarded to Postmaster | said the father, “up to a short time ago, and he San RCAC 4006 st. mow. | 1405, sors 307 and 31, ively. one of tive land Richwvond and all puute wuld, take . THE FeRDIcr. , here the stud neral Wanamaker tu appear at Friday © ses- | has always lived at home. L gpd = records of ike bistrict of Cottuibin ind a the rotinnt “That the deceased cume to his death about | the dock-yard sehoola and sion. and, ss Mr. Wanamaker haz said that ee KEGULAR SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR- - | Of the parties secured Uy thei, We wis otter tor sae S000 pm tn te homes, 725 Ges serves a rk, both in the rard draught- | whenever he was asked to appear he would do eucteecunans ‘American Pork. | MES ik SEAR ehh RAE ESHOOM et Aub | CHARMING GLEN MAR, ADJOINING FICTUD- Shel et SIX UCLOCK FB, ile folowing ieee | Bau at . ing rooms und in actual ship building. so willingly, it is taken for granted that be | THe Foreign Embargo on American Pork. | st} i STREET No} 3, BROPEMTY | ESQUEGLEN ECHO: TWOHUNDREDANDONE | ea, ‘estate. situate’ sm Anacostia, tn the "Distrito concussion of the brain sustained by his being = pp is - will be prownt. Samuel BL Huey and Efing-| Signor Peiroli, the Italian minister at Berne, | OBST AMY GiMicLMC sonia HORSE: | Love at PUBLIC eaLE ox Tuam Most’ pe. | Celmubla: Lote Sit und 2% 40 and al, in square No, 5 thrown down by James Gaut.a boy of eleven tiie Seared Sellen Jempen= ham B. Morris, president of the’ Girard Lite | is -xpected to arrive at Rome shortly to con- : Be RUCKBOALD. RUSSEL ° : sist of seis nebtuopunne as oni eecteen ee cote | BA Fthi Secesrimestee coe years, who was riding a bicycle at « rapid rate Ps ot 2 tay | Insurance, Annuity and Trust Company, have | sult with the tariff commflission and to fix the MPAGE Canis SUR:| _SIBABLE SECTION OF THE NORTHWEST. j obe uf the land records of the District | geriuinas fe, Tuesday. Tru acts. The Sultan of Zanzibar presided on Tues iy pany VILLAGE CAkIS, SUR- ny’ gual Sun: “From the evidence we belicve that the | at the opening of Cooper's Institute there. The | “#9 been summoned. date for commencing the negotiations for the cate - On SATURDAY, JUL Prioner med all prover endeavors to arctd | opening ceremonies took place in the presence | yaruapLE s ja URNED, | ©OMMercial alliance of the central European | ELEVEN O'CLOCK ‘A.M. fhe collin when he sow it approaching, and | of the admiral and other officers of the British | VAEU4® OES ROOMS BURNED: | vowerm The coutminion| ie) still busily’ en: Daud cannot be. char ty for the reccit, ND Srimtsal responsi: | geet in these waters. There were crowds of | Destruction by Fire of Furs Worth Over | gaged in accumulating data and consulting the LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. “fhe jury. bow & SLOAN, Auctioneers, On WEDNESDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH, 1891, aT | Of Columbia, together with improvements two iarwe | day. ot. TWo O'CLOCK, on tie prewiises we will ‘sell to the | Taine cottaves. troaebet Sie and tal eat highest bidder these YUL cots, within (OU) tiirty: mine | Ler Paetourth, cash, balance to suit the pas. | spain and sins :$H northwest, we will sell | Utesot the Treasury Departuvent, direct comuruaica- | Chaser. A Geposit of $100 wil teguired oneach | Felantume cal ; tion by electric cars with the cit, “The ratiroad track | Pic Of proverty at the tue of sale." Adlconveyane- | Penna. ave. sucht throuzh the xround.” ‘Titles ytiatantesd. | {aC and recordin : rus: One-tiird cash, balauice in oneand two years, | Ue complied wit A with mie thic er, believe that the prac- | satives present and the atmost enthusiasm was $600,000. various interests likely to be affected by what AND STEAMBOAT. . ray mecttay ota: Ualancein oneand two years, | te truntece fcecrve the risit toreeal th AEVLAND YInGIta, STEAatwO : = promises to be the most important commercial near United States Treasury. Option of purchaser. Deposit of (20) Atty doilars re: | he Tiak “amd cost of the detausting parc Mt mg ee ey feng ig hn ped tice of riding bicxeles at speed through the | manifested. At the conclusion of the cere-| A little after 10 o'clock Inst night came an negotiations of modern times. . — quired on each ot at time of sale. Terma of ateto be | UMBERS. ay : jondnen. Geonaaee Y iver sboroughtares of this city is a source of great | @pnies a roy Haute wes fired from the British | gtarm of fire in Cincinnati eulling a relay of | “A Rome dispatch says: The indifference of PAT OF FINE BLACK HORSES, FAMILY CAR- id with im Steen days oF right, reeerved tore DASIEL'OC “Cittacnax.| Testers, | KGS, sce eouny aed Sotens So the pablic. amet the Be aes Sine tie resmls, that the banging 6t | os ines to:the qroat building oceupied by A. E. | the United States tothe progress of these nego- |_| KDAY, JULY ELEVENTH, 1801, iseiment in some bewspaper published in | 310-d&ds ath Rew Kerker 1 ii aa tea na ie stonid be instructed to vige of the tleet «0 startled the horses ui- ; ’ Sa flonan duty beacennnted ee Ue tastes re We shail sell at our horse and DAC." All conveyancing and recordin? a eearca NED UNTIL | fe and soetzie apie to SILENT: isting PK to (the sultau's enrriage thot ther | Barkhardt & Co., manufacturers and wholesale | lations can only be necounied for by the hope and 138) Ht nteet,theabeve of pur base. MOXUAM, SUN SIXTH: agme bouraua piece. TT | Bist st! wats‘or sot ave aad Stk i a peel Sal tor plat. ‘To attenl the , . | MONDAY, x JOUF and place. % OF Cure ah ot sach regulations are ged and reared furiounly, and were with | and retail déulers in furs and fur goods. moved by tie uations formiag the allisnce! LATIMER & SLOAN. selceareend allie Oe tet eee | sae ‘By order ot the trustees, | _ ssicdh-Gun es ily Pee tui that the | dificulty restrained by Shetr driver from dash-) The building is at the southeast corner of | Wellsinformed observers, however, are. con: Auctionsers. | no mistake in purchasing the lots, a® eavance 18. sure ficteney as beyond control. The sultan, bewi sd ; 3 HE ABOVE SALE 18 posTPONED UNTIL | S$ UEAMH “MAR EET ED y GMa = Ml ProMt can Fesdiiy be mumie. So THE ABOVE 8 is. SS Leaves chest. wuert on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS = Elm and 4th streets. It is the property of | winced that the emburgo if raised will be | /PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, = SATCEDAY, JULY ELEVENTH, seme hour and | dee) Meier Se eo hee eS oie a dered bs theroar of the ship'sgunsandalarmed | (n. 2"4 ‘Gecanee banker ma fekne of Simply replaced by'n tariff tnt wil bein elect die OF LoTs AT GoLowtan praca, avey | RAtHt& vaio © o0., Anctonca Place." Uy7-deds) — By order of the trustees. = | $84 SATURDAYS et 74a. Re The buy wae theres; by the terrified behavior of his horace, com- an ; . prohiuitery asagiinst all nations Wor in ths 2 1 ND BasemesT prick | [ ATIMER & SLOAN, Aucnioncers, For Ncaulul Creek, Ya, and Nt Clewents Bay, Md. —_ tely lont is head. and, springing to bis fect, | was 75 feet wide on 4th street. and extended | Probibitory as against all nations notin the ae HOUSER Nos. Tet hg AND. A EGUEEE 1400 Gat, sak U.S. Treawury. erate nga TRE ViCTORIO’s SENGEREUND, | Sci srouud bin in bemiiierment for a mo- | back 150 feet to an alley. The building in| itgeit not only completely. but permanently | 5, orderof the Colénial Beach Improvement Com-| _IMPROVEMES Eee VitH ALL MODERN | vepy valcanLe BUSINESS PROPERTY ON = OW RIDCeY, seriously injuring his lege gud hie head Lae; | neatly new and cost over 200,000 to put up. | shut out from Europe as a market for ite pork bens we shall sell fo the highest bidder at Colonial | gCR. MUNDAY” AETERNOON, avLy aun. | THE Suit SIDE OF LSTuReT BETWEEN | _i98 ee. A Wearty Keception o2 Their Arrival Home | 1 Usly injuring his legs an ¥ He) Mr. Burkhardt added £90,000 in interior adorn- | products. Beach, Va., on WEDNESDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH, | TEEN TH: at S1X O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale in STON. Last Kvenlag, = = ment within the last two years. ——_—-+0-— Int, at TWO O'CLCCK P.M. limited number SCB'TOts 99, 40 AND a1, OES MOMBAY ATTERNCON, JULY THtE- OCEAN STEAMEKS. | The Sengerbund Society were given a hearty To Experiment for Kain. Mr. Burkhardt roughly estimated the value For Such Sentiments ts "He Honored. Sener Hote, “The lots average in sive 305150 |p sontine 16 fon be ene, ‘This sale presents | i front of the preiuises. we shail sell part of EeBore. ae, en i‘ er pea apon thetr arrival in this city last] Col. Dyrenforth of the Department of Agri-| of the stock in the building between £600,000| Mz. Gladstone, in writing to intimate his in- "itera of sale: €25 cxsh cnsech lot and the bal- Me ee lores ke GAZE'S late SUMMER and FALL EXCUR svening from the Newark musical festival, | eutture, with two assistants, left here yesterday | and 2700,000. In addition to hi ability to attend « liberal meeting, adda: “We, | ance 11 two inontily instal ments, for which the notes | ““Tururs’ Over and above an incumberance of $2,000 | _ This property ruts back W-foot concrete alley, | during JUL), AUGUST and SEP: EMD where they had won a prize. ‘The st rent BEF §B: | on exch house, dug November. 18K to be paid in | and is now occupied asa carriage manufactory and te home | for the interior of Texas, where he wili make | “Tes reat quantities of valuable fars for in our afitietion, are deeply sensible of the | of the purchaser, bearing interest at tp ard, all expenses muciaded. Send y summer and these furs were in the ed nmin, wil Le taken, secured by m deed of trust on the | Guat. A deposit of £200 on each house required at the | Pair shop. It sina first-cass location abd spe of the | peas PALE OUI, Holt founds tes Nera ano the Columbia Turn Verein, with | further experiments in gthe feasibility of pro-| turning bailing, mercies of God, who gave us for fifty penrea | troperty gold os al cua a the option te pute | Hise oft ers tobe conubated with ‘haye Lis ater brtrice i the meet. z Sevier fy, Baud tlhe World.” he rf Pr . a, id » v hid a te oe <tebingns Soc herwise reserved resell rt the ferms: One-third cox, in one, two and fa I> Peuma ave. Third artillery Band, escorted the return- | ducing rain in arid regions by exploding bal-| Dense volumes’ of Dlinding smoke at first bp lpg drip hy GREY Buen | purciniser. With every Jot sold at #4) or over a slinreot | Fisk ind cost of the detwultiug pUrchaser aiter Saays | three years, with notes bearing interest aud sertred by tug Nietors from the depot te the hall on K | loons charged with oxygen and hydrogen at a | filled the streets, and presently with « sudden 4 y e ihe SGniany a sto-k, OF 4 per valten of 6 our eves.” Itseems a violent transition from | sued to the purchs Will be is jertinens 0 cl resaie in setue newspaper put | deel of trust. All conveyspeus and reonting ot | @TEAMER “WINTHROP” FPOK BAK Hakbon, — itl for-every Scduitional #90 | Hebei in Wastin, DC.” AU couveyanctag sad fe. Sie street. A reception was held and the singers | considerable height in the air, Tests will also | bUtst_ the flames spre {upward through the stungten, D.C. Allconveyanciu k i uvher'S esi, 0 dahon mera af the tte at rt Compolelle, St. Andresen St oba, ; Hest : fen, | Peilon any gue oven widititions, sare of “tock wal Mami Nantuugten. D.C. Allcon PE & SLOAN. Saturday at peut ~ were heartily congratulated. Aildresses were | be made in exploding dynamiteattached to the | Dullting and with teredibie rapidite ot aky~| S20 t'tataition tha. tay ber softened, how: | seer teaearage nana te ny be dane | OTN EBC OME Se a Barn aco. | "7-atas Avctionion | Dikahn Pitcy PMOL En to Becki wnt made by President Spier of the Turn Verein, J. | tatis of huge kites, in ‘connection with the hoc Pete ontcaahbage yo aged ~ ever, by the conviction we profoundly hold THOMAS DOWLING & SUN, Auctioneers. PRTEES SUE eee RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. go Uist fru pie aM, Lot rovers 34 W. Waltman, vice president of the Senge coe oe ee ble and building, ita co that we, in the first und greatest of our present —Prospec of lots, ke, at Harry oF TRUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF fies. H. SMALL 6a COL, ceueral Mi mil Peel Waliocies Ienkec cb Gee cn | coment Bly explosion in “uid Fe eee eicte tagine: With ite contents, | controversies are working tor the honor, well | yAsP scerospactum. tM of tote, ke. at, Harry Dow. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, 1 RORKEL BORSE, Wat Wiican we, A. = othe veker, lease e erbund | dynamite ix to be exploded in the same manner | & Acts P: being and future pence of our opponents, not n. ode. round trip Jy8-t a s i = + nen © P is begat a va a aan ¢ the balloons, that y a sload ue fire department devoted themselves to | Pe! Re a <o m : THE ST. MARY'S KIVER, ST. MARV'S COUNTY. 3 BA HOKE KOOTE ToL . elect r on the gronnd. property ae REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | a caase Whereii Charics A. Hardy and otlets ares 1 sid oer hat pleceed ie al b owes ileal ere renounced by traveled cidsens cas Tien | Mra Elisabeth Thompecn, the setel caine, | EE ay ERE Cae RUT ne pista es escent oer ee | BY viten 9 Geel of orem cen at pleased us almost as much as winning prononneed by traveled citizens and visitors rs. Eliza ‘Thompson, the noted philan-} — 11ON OF cle JNAL EFFECTS, AT | ten ants, tue undersizned, trustee ‘at public | anaduly ree 0. ‘Lok at tulle ine y n ¥ i. ” " A ‘TION is NSYLVAN ut the doo Leonardto' . one of the land records of the Dist) wh Se ee eee tt EB Kirby, the treasurer eee eee Se am Beek the tinest in Aimerica. throphist of Stamford, Conn., was adjudged | QU ASD UELENE STH SERAET: SAN ORDAT, | TEESD AL UL yee teas In, Lecnandtown on | wea... cue of tae request of the. party secured there given the plans of beset ie the rent aaren | 4 Serious ebbing fray and enicits ccvnrred gevucluuna Pode insane in the probate court in Kansas City | eee NIBRACING IS PART: no | Sil that trast oe percel ot IRR Rag ie ocmaaes | RED EARETAGE apa Cag Onda pte HOUSE | | Cosiforiaile uty topes, excelent tabie, buxur fa the ta farce Pret Walteekee | St Schieliman's restaurant, 18 and 20 Division Mibaccksorerts\ mgr yesterday. The proceedings were instigated RUE ACTMG SS PART: County called and Known’ by the name. of Rosecrof AUCTIONEERS, 40 © 31. N.W.. OS SATU | ward's bert, acrurime to lecatiod- 2d tetau, 92 a is force Pr inkdceker | street, New York, shortly before noon yeater-| It is announced that the third international |? ¥ SULY usively to the prize 2 Handsome Parlor Suites in Plush and Haireioth, conts O78 weres, int lens. beautiful : iy Mrs. Thompson's relatives in Connectient. | M*4ene! a od Pog Fp en d with the re- | day ELEVENTH, “Iwo, AT TWELVE a Meh Stee at OW Talus Apply iw & F ate pleces, “two Walnut Marbie-top Side- } place, one of the oldest in Maryland, is o-ated on the ag hes utter he in a | peace congress will be held in Rome in No- sti The owner of the piuce engaj eas: Soe i pe 5 plop teh sg Doligne yma ye 3 osmY ;,the oe pmo Yor Prine pane po 2 HUVE, wer Peun. ave. as iti e i 1 hes, punges. Large neh Pla ist side OF the Nt. siary's river, which Joba . | schedule *"A,” attached to said deed. and sue | — = PE 7 " * Bearsals of that he commenced to drill tl row with a woman servaut in the kitehen. He | vember next. A program of the topics to be | HePositions were rend which indicated that | Xirrors, two ‘wiata” Sntela. Hair Mattress, | Wennedy in Nob of the Bowie” thee wetter | Hascttbos LAAN LAN! KOVAL MAIL STRAMSE TS Db the Sack cf the neck with acace she was not only incapable of attending tobusi- | inline "Moom Vand, Once Furniture, ‘Pictures; | more snchunting landscape tha’ St. wary river’ | Teruse, Cash, GLASGOW Tu FAIL result of th stabbed her in the back of the nec acarv-| dixcused hus been prepared, end an ex ness, but was violently crazy. Mrs ‘Thompeon, | Helewenttors, Teo Boxes,” Heating ‘and Cloking | Petreiite at ‘of erassy bank und hoary wrove, | _Iy7-ikabe JH. WORDEN, Trustes. be nt to Mr. von der Stereken, | ing knife. An Pago lye hema : conunittee bux been appointed. Prince Rns- | wio' ig well known all over tho United Sta Gloves, Demons cand arene Cares ‘upland slope, cil cot and strand, of brake | rr = x 5 te ligecter of the senuertont, for when he | at noon, she was fill Ising there Lcing co | poll y president of this eommitice lus probably given away to chavitable societies | One Circular Sew, cht Mortixing Machine, one | tispenced "cars *may tot ber ipsam heseee ig | LATIMER & SLOAN, auctioneers, Antoriveliste, #20 - started Ww arrange the diff ath, The man who did the stabbing shot 70s = i i She | Thoroughbred Mare, Phaton and Harness, Yearly travel of the sun.” Nosecrott ws about six- | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO' ALLANASTATE L ter in which they sb: Limvelf immediately after the nffray. Siew Extrinvehe’ Saliteone nae ae VE OCLOCE teen ‘lies froin Leonardtown.” the county wat of| HEAL ESTATE ON AVENUE, NO. | KEW YOLK AND G1a~cOW. via Londonderry, olid chorus the aa tag 2 coe. me a "1 ; a St. Mary's, and. ty reached by steamers trou 7 ery foruusti pony ony hap hr pean gk ba Siengesbend ——— After the parade of the Patriurchs’ Militant | during the war. THOME DOWTTRG EmOw ARs, | Bs-ttunoce tnd Wesuington’ “The soll tectie and the by the Supreme Court Wa.m. the front line. That was u distinction’ thet wen Gophers Endanger « Wheat Crop. in Syracuse yesterday, Mayor Cowie delivered FE ee is ‘with the exception of abont 100 acres, = ESOWEING E Tend. arab - * a ‘i 3, " ‘HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. which bs ily set un valuable pine and other woods. st uneapected as it wan graufsine, Gur sme | Washington's whest crop ix in dunger from | i address of weleome. Last night there waa ‘The Northwestern Sengerfest. T lee 1 . ‘TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EST. Suitable outuonsee"” ie'gs clues oe bate wists ng fhe prize was clue to the in- | Covbers and suizrels For several days wheat | grand display of fireworks. ‘The enccmpment| The Northwestern Sengerfest wus formally | TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTare | suitable outuotees. St. Mary's Fiver and St" Tulgos and inte Inbor of Mr. Wal- | busere have been receiving advices that for | Witt last until next Monday. ‘Today there will | ened last night in Milwaukee by the first of EME AND SEVENTH STREETS, GEONGE- | “rock of nearly two wiles “Ht has an exelent bathing lhe pacticipatcn 2 “PeTaton of every | five or six days these animals have been ap-| be « prize drill of cantons aud fire companies | series of concerts to be given ut the expo-| ,lOWN BIC dated @u Nowennber, | location tors sttames toe RS eds ho participated. pearing in large numbers in the Big Bend and | and a granc ball and reception. On Friday | sition building this week. The great building | 188, und recorded in Liver No, 1505: follo Sarat ths sis dbound ehoushout hear _—— 2 : : here will ve excursions, ciam bake, a festivel, | y, tediand. Bee Tere poets ee Pets pean Bed ogy Palouse districts. In some instances not less | # ‘ was handsomely decorat an audience of | at pubite suction, mt of the pren S- | passed oy suy jocation in the country. Entirely free Entertained by the South River Club. shan ten to twenty per cent of large fics of | concert, grand ball and fireworks, in. Satr- | 4,000 people war prosent. Addresses were | PAY. JULY AWENT-PIUST. IM. at SECO'cLock | trv uanerrin stare. te rowdsteadia inne enact ‘The South Kaver Gunning and Fishing Club, | grain hae already been devastated. Arsenic is | duy there wil ‘ieyele races. in which some | * i‘ sus Coon te eee eee ane Creme — ere pg eee composed of well-known tenidenta of they city, | beiug spread allover, the fHelds, mixed with | of the fast wheelmen of the country” will com- | Made by Gov, Peck, Mayor Somers and Presi- | nine (ih in Beatty” & Hiawine! adgioon ‘to Geonse- | € ine member REP ae BE Wisk —Dk. BROLH i Whee earn A y va. | dent Mayer of the local fest committee, One | 'own. jm the Disirict of ColtuiLia, tpontine twenty: | also well I ‘for a coaling station DF celebrated the opening of their new clubhouse | §7™it, and ie killing large numbers of the ro- | Pete. There wit alte Le-excurslons and cum- | COMt Sfonturea of the evening wes a, fg pros | snc ‘Ghar tect on the south side of aseece | toes ptvsianes te one or tbe teneiny street northwest__ | js tie oldest estavitshed eaywrtspactalie In tiis:ity ase Ii the devastation continues it is esti. | certs on that day. Kirkwood Dark is the camp e ety 8 iatreet, pro pacman yeny ap pounce pales pw | at Aruncel-on-the-Bay on the 4th and 5th in- cine Plagne reyes ‘than 1,000,000 bushels uf | round, and 1,000 tents are up there. Among the | entation, a gift to the Sengerbund from the Path the juubrovements, consisting of a two-story Weshington Oly Foint Lookout Rallroad. a tog ge Song Sonsuftaticn abd edvace Seer at stants, and invited their families and friends | grain will be destroyed tas prominent Odd Fellows prezent ure Gen. Janes | ladies of Milwaukes. ‘The musical program | ec lvar site Mee ntsa cash; balanes inequal in-| beni inissee tes ten rae any hour of the day” Buu 1 — grain will be destroyed. 0. Woodward,commander division of the Atlantic | included Beethoven's overture, ““Leanore,” No. | gtaliiments in six and twelve hignthe, wich 1 ‘equai install: ‘one and two me by Dr. BROTHERS. SAMULL C. MILLS, anctary tocelebrate with thom. Aa enjoyable time i f Albany: ident Gen. Underwood of Kec | & by the large orchestra: a banner song by the | securet by desk ob rest oe bane hears | Sane ie ‘secured Dubiie baad Yor the Daserit ox Ccruaitaa, tne id day abi hed, nes-axeallens: theant: AMdduaiee euch at Wants the Company Dissolved. tucky: Major Drennan of Ringstou Ont, Gen, | mille chorus; the bridal chorus from Lohen- | si0vreuntret st ue of asl." “Goaveyancine” at cost | the taste anu 0 Dear intrest Sisuy. ia. __aeie returned vo the city loud in their praise for] James A. Taylor applied before the supreme | Itusseil A Aiger of Michigan, Surrogate Stern | Fit by the male and female chorns of the Mil- | qibitcamer, Hf terms are uot compled, with in ten | OF the entire p BENTO. west | 17, Mas YEVES BREE cuxTRapecren Tuar aoe eee en Amen, hose Present | court in Brooklyn yesterday for the dis-| of Buffalo, Gen. Henry A. Barnum of New | Waukee societies, and Lizt's “Polvaire” by the | cov ot the defau.tiig purciaser. 0 SNEED | eto ‘pg Hodis puymenn im thn cay be Bota were the folle in Mra. Win. Deitz and fam-|soiution of the Brooklyn Sugar Refining | York, Major = — Gel _ Free- | orchestra. ipHOMAN DOWLING & BON, a = 14h) Fe. ave. Wighincton, D.C. wl Sa 4 lly, Chae. Leas, Mra S. ©. Ottervack and fame Y i wan L Daniels of Ottawa, Mayor W. L Ston- (eagle Fh See EER sagas: ‘-Rowecratt™ (Brgie’s _ BY_UBL TLE {Harry Tate, Warren Goalushorronsh, doar, |CoMPany. He ix the man who obtained the berg of London, Out., Col. E. ©. Schaffer of ‘The President's Sea Trip. VALUADLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT surg. | Sor. sue tnd Tywert from Wi ox wiweaaeng osratel Pablewen. W. Mucray, Mrs. 8. B. Murray, J, recent injunction against the trust. He claims | puifaio, Col. F. W. Unitt of Ottawa and Grand Capt. H. L. Blake of the revenue cutter EARB. PRINCE GEORGE COBNIY, iY Redgers. F. Zeik ¥. J. Fealy and family that his stock in the Brvoklyn company has | Treasurer Sidney J. Rowland of Brooklyn. estar LAND: = RAPCLIFE, DARE 8 00. ageaenees, Bedolt Hiatone aad wife, C.J. Caulicht aunt | Ween perverted by the company joining the ea Papas Se F eusitag Yo | SHALFVAST RIVE P.M ou st precy we eeecal _— = Wife. Jno. Fraas, Andrew Barnes, Thor, trust. Judge Cullom adjourned hearing Hebrews Will Go to Argentine, Secretary Ae ran Soll Sosy acres ofjand at huitiand, about, 3 mies trom THUORTTEERULE OE BA EU IN “AVA. Smith. Dr. WP. C. Hazen. N. B. She until July 22. At» confereuce held ai Lemberg, the capital leave Philadelphia at an early hour morn- | Anse rye FR! ee. feed Spheer SS ah ix Kelebor, L. Cavanaugh. Audcew Ze! of Galicin, yesterday between Afr, Arnold | in& for Cape May Point to take aboard the | cuint ot Soci Suit te lobertE te-| _COsTLA, D.c.. BY AUCTION. Stuart, Miss M. Chapman, Herman Dav: French Capital Coming to America. White, representing Baron Hirsch, Horr Fran- | President and party to go ona fishing exeur- | conialin Liver J: #- B.No. 10; follo GM. &e., one Nirtte of 0 Good ot erase Davis, JA. Bailey ant wife. Morris Dee, Albert Verillon and C. Bourbon, Freneb min- | White. representing . sion. ‘The President as heard somany stories | This bein « very desirable Dece 0: broperty phowd rge W. Huriey. F. EF. Dodson, J: ing om F zox, representing the Hebrews of Berlin. and | Srths wonderful sport afforded by Dlue | Command the atteu*on of any one seexiny aD invest- MeCorwick, H. Nally and Edw. Marry.” “The | 1 sieers, are in Chicago en route to Utah. | Dr, Karanda of Vienna it was agreed upon that fain thedesp ack debermon's paradise of | $22tt., AB cle ond has Surveyed throush, club membece resent were W. L. White, presi- | MF- Bourbon aaid that while the English bad | the best direction im which to guide the tide of | Si in the deep, sea tiahermon's |p er ie iret ¥ cong Berger. vice preaulent; W. H. Ot-| invested mach expital in this country French | Hebrew emigration wos toward the Argentine | fle Sv" that he hae boon anxious, to try, bis Patel Ts LING & SON, pe the ferbeck, treasurer: F. FP. Paris, secretary; | capitalists had Leen rather shy of imitating | Republic. It was also decided that it wax im- probably fist lie about eight or ten miles to | 77#&ds___ Auctionsers. ‘Fancy Creamery Butter 2a. ay ~~ — a Woe Me Altcies TW. Detuné, Henry Mller, | their examples. ‘They were now becoming con- | Polsible to come to an agreement by which the | Tol Corde fve-mile ‘The rain storm | [ATIMER SS. X_ Auctionsers, ‘dare Crome & Black wall's Assorted Jamesse. | A SO/D,YEAES OF SRT OT oN W. F. McAllister, IL W. Davia, George Klowg: | Vinved however, th, om ¢migrating Hebrews could be allowed to sottle | hich prevailed all. dnp, yesterday = ‘G'st., near U.8. Treasary. ing Dr. G:F 3 3. B Prost, Charles Schafer, Theo. Bulater and | Yinctd. however, that it would be « good thing | in me. Consequeysiy committees have | Predigtnt und fasnily from wentriog ork, The TWO xEw rae ry she Sire ale AL Evblemas. to do, ane Santa amounts of French capital | been formed at Odessa at other Russian President occupied the time in atiending to WELLING BEING, Ree det, eb aee X. A POOLE, "of both ecxee, gor expomne ——— were re: Fae eee an aus one ports with the object of carrying out the plans | 5; aunts cat ae Hon ay r yt un case onccen, ‘end their — ants ey pitt te Aruurie Cry axe Rerees va & oney would be safely placed. To this end, | =~ 0 sealetence. a aro te fi1tOm 244 Loulsians ave. 2. w Pack eet experi Se prat. Bice Ling —€3.50.—Special train from | Mr. Bourbon added, he and i jo atietlou B and station, Washingt o'clock | were going ae icine. Hours vio voto Deveniiam wt ns hour for supper at B. auc O. | would make reports on tem whicit could be | the decision of the archbishop of Canterbury | B® Ronse of commons yesterday. of the Educational Bill. ‘will at soak Appeal of the Bishop of Lincoln. Pamege ve Saterday, July Ii. Pellmen parler cor at | coueer 1 goth and Colorado fo tepect ‘The appeal of the bishop of Lincoln against | The education bill passed its third reading in fea ‘nlrorea ty Fo tow Svostorg Roce Jot tn tost, benpmy , “acer: with Toa and aide alley and Philadetbia. Special train will leave | relied on upon the bourse. This was made | in regard tualistic observances, which ee fo secure a new and Son Aleatic City on return trip at 5 p- tm. Sanday. | mecssmey NE the mumenes conn his becu before the hotse ‘of lors for vome | SOESFOMD'S ACID PHOSP ike a rosie iy Tickets Jon all resular tra'us retuen-| which have been spread abroad in Paris time past, was concluded yesterdey. Judg- If You Are Nervous enue eapy aad Sal bonne ot dng Mouday.— Ades. American ‘entexprlven, ‘ment was reserved. and cannot sleep, tr? it iy7-dads