Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1891, Page 6

cITY AND DISTRICT. © A recently published work on “The Art days than : raze the diticulty of getting recognition e more than he doce howe He was willing of Advertising” ays: “A point which will af-| fo wait for, youre for a chance to” print bis relia nation ax to the value of a Wis. and be usualiy was modest enong! AE SARs Eeferentton a0 to Ge Wiles OFS | oat he knew tes ble taveution eee mnt publication as an advertising medinm ix the | | ot irive tte namediaw effect i closeness with which the publisher atheres to ade men less ambitious, but it led to his tes.” Yur Stam invarial vertiang, holds to its rates: and, what is of greater im- Boe ecuttathe 'truthe ox | the discharge of these men, but the menager portance to the advertiser, if charjes ereryialy that created little or no attention, and | Feftixed to discharge them. ‘All the union men fhe same price fur the same sercice. This few se some remarks would today plunge | Bsve struck. ‘Threats of personal vio- : al world mto controversies that would | ence were made against the | non- pape | make tue ghost of Harvey amile union men yesterday. There was much ex- 2 Dr. | itchell, “in that other PRESIDENT MITCHELL'S ADDRESS. : dingrams showing old-time at were worked by the action patient, fitted with great which the breath was Ap Interesting Talk at the National Museum Last Night BIe TRO Mars HENS ANE Ow uid in the tube. ‘This fluid AND BN THERT AISTNOLY fren aT rogres# of invention uncovered : aa At first water was the sole 2 RRR ion of heat figures. f as the con ts of kcxbly late day mez- a & medi cUry was suggested, though act at first used. physcinne as t ctrine that held to a day road nders that for ecitic heat, of ad to be distinguished by rmometer. ‘This belief, how- buded away. PULSE. the pulse and the ef- ‘The first note of counting it before 1600, and to ongs the credit. He is said to ts of his own pulse to note sof that bronze lamp in the Pisan with time i: preatont of corstixe Next came the story forts t nt Jit. ons now is » beady in the le 6 palee w manner th yt i that has set the whole world to al inate sympathy. Then later he went on aie oseecety tinal Mt hls fivet puike measure, which he sumeeteibhe syiogon.” It was a most remark- a chs Oe. . simply a graded scale, near "520, : dului ball of lead, with a white 0, yet the re rote its middle. The directions he ball swinging and then to note If the beats of the ball were quicker sof the pulse the string by which as held should be lengthened; if were shortened, and when there ‘dence the mark on the scale white ling was to be noted, and rd for the pulse of that day. rung ac storm of 4) minutes. Was an exac site the gave a stanc THEME ing lightly vy um Two hell, wintle to: MAIS Dr. M methed and form i y the same pecation was gone devoted his worls -and so, remarked the astronomer ea mei oe--epecialions ns, it could be told whether or ‘Getuneies ond ne biter: not the paticat was better. w thinks of the great good done to perfec reste, the world by these two simple inventions of war Galileo not help wondering what he chieyed had Lis career been arnest writers in those d their hands full, for the ten- was not toward respect for Wrote Sancto- pect with | em in the the growta few hardre remarks ain tanced by t awed | PIOUS In veogpbanitigy te Medicine Was regarded as spmething siieation eal ty by its devotees, but as the art of rhe first | r by the world, akese st notions about the pulse pre- writer mentions it as beating un- reons. the records vary- 1,000 to 4,000 in the half hat not then been born. « r and the hour suffice! asa standard of ail measures of time. | The sixtieth of an hour expressed all that was ted for the purposes of the old_ observers. © second Was yet to be board of in noting very long looked with ve toward ostra pulses, aa of specific ‘The theory ntly through with each different dis bis attention wholly t veins and arteries helpe the other. ‘i he ease, iy efforts were made to catch the bat he is too upt to ¢ [ines of pulse” motion. Some of these lines particuia: line of the wails by Dr. Mitchell. They hilly weaned from ubled sections of distorted gas pipes. medicine. In couclusion the «peaker called attention to Dr. Mite bi © moral coutuaned im this record of the ad- this connection with swallowed by bis lew He saiet possibly resnit in a © of thought, that the true rate of medical ress is not to be measured by the excel- individual etiort, but by the capacity e muss of the profession for absorption. The specialist, he went not the city physician, with bis new instra- ease of self-esteem, sev te it ments and his accessories, his hospitals and his portance, and the te day is prone | Fewedies at casy reach, whosets the pace, but feexpreasion in the form « papers the country ductor, with his more old-fash- important top wued toolsand ideas. The standard of pro- be established to conform with the h the best thought is accepted by + much as the speed of a squadron is measured by that of the slowest ship. A STROLL THKOUGH THE MUSEUM. After Dr. Mitchell’s address the audience filed out of the hall in two directions. Some went straight to the armory of the National Rifles, where the reception of the congress was held, and others strolled fifst through the Army Medical Maseum, which was lighted every dog has his 1h thalmology nade ides of progress that all other lines of mie were left be- hind. The improvement» in metho, the ad- Vances in thought. the ac hie vem Of unerpegted success were abead of the iain body of the prof other day surgery occupied th ‘The greatest energy wa: b better instraments, more exact sm the way he same position. xpended upon veda, less hazardous risks and the of the | brilliantly for the reception of the guests. seemingly impossible. Surgery took the leat | The most of the visitors to the museum had St a singl® leap and held it tor a time. | seen such sights before, and the lines of jars of Now slowly but surely general medicine is ad-| alcohol that formed the main feature of the meing to the same povitivn, amt se it will go} Iandseapo Were common sights. Yet there on to joint wher new branches bave been | were eome there ladies, the wives and daugh- discovered or invented, and these in turn will | ters of the physicians, who were greatly in- be the leaders ai will set the pace for the pro- fession as a whole. SPECIALISTS SHOULD KEP IN ToCcH. All of the specialists, «aid Dr. Mitchell, lose by not keeping in touch with and the need of more c terested in the “horrid things” that they saw. They shudeered at the pickled hearts and went inti es of revulsion before the specimens of deformity. They admired the neatness with which eversthing was arranged, and indeed the more professional part of the crowd ex- pressed itself as being more than well pleased the system and the completeness of the ction of specimens. TION AT THE RIFLES’ ARMORY. The reception at the armory began just as b othe ‘#gains, ticuted cases where the ahead to perform an « been rendered ur nec speci: eration tuat might have | ary by the use of medi- KEE ee cdtsiastered by the hs ug ad. }800nas Dr. Mitchell could be whisked from Vantage of the general L the National Museum. This was in plenty of eradicate the fauit. 0: and the | time for him to get well stationed at the door physician too otten tre Mecca too long before s« specialist who could hav. at his materts | of the hall before the guests be is patient to a | There were hi better bad he | by 10 o'clock an to arrive. a thousand people in the hall nui not half a dozen there half had an earlier chatce an ont | ‘The cause of this exodus lay in It ie for this reason that the cor the pre the drill room below of a great sictans and quantity reshments that were served at speaker 10:30. nating the 1 | Dr well wax assisted in the reception of waltstions,” fe jowers of each View to exch other, the evils that now ex. There ix much example, the chur Le complet profession wo far in ts Aided by the weather burcwu. I nd their cheli, Lady MaeCormae, silings and Mrs. Clymer. The first part of sevening was devoted to the exchange of compliments between the men, who predomi- ! uated in about the proportion of fifty to one, [ond the makiag of pretty speeches by the wdies, who compensated for their small num- | bers by their pretty clothes. “ ladies by Mra. Mrs. Busey, Mrs. system of maps and babe tir 1. and Mrs. Robert represented the District future study uf die r wus be | covernment aud Supt. Porter held up. the and bealth promises creat resal | nuisistration. He was frequently addreswed as im Europe is this » = ‘doctor. In fact, every one was called doe- lationship Letwee t he was not one Le should have been, sunte has already boou work sau eud of it, Mr. Porter did only a starter There ix bh being cailed doe but some of from the neg > ant tue Indian GROWTH OF PRECISION Ox 3 Then Dr. Mitchell weut on to tal Bistory of the growth of “Lrecisi @ine,” prefacing b t why he was “L don't know, unless doctor of figures,” and ral “mile aud the group ad- efreshiment ball. od that the President would at- band had been properly in- Hail to the Ciuef” at the remarks with story about Dr. Oliver Wenie ut his hearers ase et nie word was received early in , | the evening that the President found himself labor-saving sort. t ¥ stim too busy at his desk to be able to get away. imteliect by aid: sact re Most of the people began leaving soon after Feally their use 4 . the serving of the refreshments, and by 11:30 « 7 © hall was but thinly occupied. . but now the last analysis o f preciain of observation #0 that t Ww learn abou: a man thoy The inst mt tr ip him a de tem bas Suietde of Ex-Gov. Morehouse. 7 Ex-Gov. A. P. Morehouse of Missouri com- mitted suicids at Marysville yesterday morning pas velock Tnesday night be was out driv- ing with «friend and displayed considerable asnest, On returning to his home he re- kee ae <TAp | tieed, but the family, thinking him ill, placed Ma thecsy, was taught by the tailscad ast | watchers at his bedside. ‘The watchers left the made powsidle by the watch. oom for a pioment yesterday morning and The record of the growth of precision in| were in an ac pining room when they were medivine tas much « : ° fc sor ah aoe peo veep lee startled by a gurgling sound issuing from the ear at oe ae | rocm occupied by the governor. Rushing into Bieked out of old treatines mi forgotion esmays, | found Gov. Morehouce lying on ebecure manuscripts st duets ' the blood spurting from a four- inch gash in bis throat intlicted with a pen- knife whieh be clinched in his hand. “His family were at onee calied in and medital aid summoned, but without avail, as he expired neglected libraries. and vet it is aud probably never will Gaally evolves iteelf eres better literature in medic The Justice to the the Sees buck mto the | shortly afterward. Rebulous times in medical researc © Morehouse was born July 11, 1835, GaLiLxo’s TarnMouere nty of Delaware, Ohio. In 1856 be ‘Two new plumesare to be added to the crown to Nodaway county, Mo. He was © the unzsrtsl Galileo, who gave to th so much that has been of infinite value. hita is dus the invention of the first thermon ter for medical pu asacrude affair, consisting morely o: « glass bulb ending in a tube that was inserted, Luth a) a jar of water. A partial vseuur in the water to rise in 1 Of heat on the ball ‘Went creased « thuc marked the rise an! fal ‘This instrament, woich was, of course, Feliable, for it was Doth thermomece Fometer, being subject to atuo-phe her, which he practiced in south- va’ and northwest Missouri tutil 1560, when he was admitied to the har at Marys- ville. In iSél be was appointed first lieaten- mut Kimball's regiment of the Union troops. In} resumed the pracfice of law at Muryaviile as partner of Col. Jumes Gralam, from whose wire, Mary, the city takes its name. This connection was severed in 1585, he reiizquishing the practice of law and forming areal estate partnership. He was a jelegate from Missouri to the national demo- cratic nition at Buitimore in 1872 and w st. Louis tn 1879: was eivetod # representative Weil} to the legislature from Nodaway county in world | To asi thus the var the hand of ti ation in the aud ba- as thermic prevsnies, wax inveuted some time | 1576 and 196. the general election of 1884 betwoen 1593 aud 15.7. Geiueo evidently did| he was elected lieute 0 net think very much of st, bat hers rated it Sainiten Sf keegan he married Miss McFadden of Lexington, Mo. yon the death of Gov. Marmaduke he became vvernor and was sworn into office on Decem- Ise" The deceased leaves three chil- —two daughters and ason. Up to his death he was largely interested in real estat and —- anteres's and was connected wi! every public enterprise in the county sineo arrival in Maryaville. ‘Ho was a aan of eee site ability and great firmness of character and distinguished for his social qualities, more highly than i improved by a nol the column into a 1. the tube. Ta an old book by Flood there is a diagram of s later thermometer that shows the s shining upon two fccms ot the instrument, which are proviied with reservorrs msde of common jugs. ‘there is uo deacripuoa of bow ‘these were worked. aid, 4 dred deg: THE EVENING ‘They Refuse to Work Alongside Non-Union ‘Men at Quincy, Fla. A Quincy, Fis., special to the says: “Over 160 cigar makers in the Otl factory here refused to go to work this morfiing because the manager has in his employ two workmen who are not members of the cigar makers’ union. Yesterday they made a formal demand for citement on the streets last -night and there were fears of an outbreak. None occurred, however, and today everything is quict but Loth sides stubbprn. ‘thé police protect tho now-tnion men. The Owi factory is owned and operated by Messrs. Straiton & Storm of New York. sos. STAR: WASHINGTON. D.¢.. THURSD. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. Baking CAN ‘ THEAST » Advertising. fess & meet Rept Ss UPHOLSTERED 1 tue eagleres Gout ef he Deter Ce DSOM?. ANTIQUE OAK ‘Cause. No. 13.378. Equity Docket 2, Jobn 1. Kell GLAS: ELABORATELY CARY =. ve. bdwant A. Keithley, we will offer tor —_—_ SORELY HEANIE, CARYL & sale'at’ pubic’ wactiom, in trout ui the premise, the EXTENSION 1 TABLE EXTRA SL D Sollowss ee marty da the cits. of Woshinetom. District THER: WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, ad: | TOBER ISSIR TINE OSL Cee Sie Shacks || Primarily whet af advertiser seeks te UE OAK HALL RACK, FOLDING BEDS, OAK | feet it. by the full depth of the lot, of lot 3, m RES SSENGANS BURTIERCS ASD LACE | sduars We” mncroved ty twotery Grick bet. | PUBLICITY foF such ennouncements as ie shdton fy DAY, ar WALE-Fast SITE Ckkrers, “NUQUET. VELY CLOT. athe mors ts tage ths ie ABSOLUTELY POPU AE ELEN Ath UEREREE: | eetanis eran ag | Bo wines to mae Ana the wader the ‘PURE CUTLERY, BEDDING. Halk AND HUSK MAT” Wy a. two-anery frames homme” square ia, inaproved by 0 two-story frame house. | publicity the better, other things being Oue-taird of the pur hace Ren j guphse the hed inte canal eatelieente st Guud | equal He might just as wel! put the money wouthie Fespe tively, withanterest fro. day of aa be pays for advertising into an old stock- RESSES, KITCHEN UTENSILS. &e. PAIR, OF HANDSOME ANTLERS, IN PERFECT On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-NINTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK a m.,weshall sell at the Fesidence of a cent ewan declining housekeerimy. No. AUCTION SALES. TOMORKOW. "AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. CURRENT TOPICS ABROAD. News of General Interest From the Capitals 0 Europe. News comes from St. Petersburg that tho minister of the interior has drafted « law pro- viding for the deportation to Tobalak, in Si- | beria, of all foroigners coming under the de- cree of expulsion if their own country refuses to receive them. The measure will chiefly af- ect Hebrews and Poles. The Russian press advocates neutrality on the part of Russia in the Chinese rioting ques- tion. The Novoe Vremya urges the govern- ment to take advantage of the disturbed con- dition of atfairs to strengthen her position in the extreme east. A Petorsburg dispatch says that the Russian authorities are preparing for a crusade agninat the non-orthodox sects, which have been gain- ing in numbers to sueb.a degree as to alarm the holy synod. It is proposed toadopt hard labor and banishment to the remotest parts of Si- beria asa punishment for enticing orthodox Russians from the creed and ordinances of the established church. Dissentors are to be ineligible to any post or employment connected with viliage adminis- tration, and are not to be allowed to be em- ployed as domestics to anybody belonging to the orthodox faith. Communities of Stundis are to be subjected to police surveillance and itis made the duty of the police to see that no orthodox person joins in Stundis wor- ship. Unlike the Hebrews the Stundists are not to be driven out of Russia. The czar wants them and is trying to convert them. A Berlin dispatch mentions tho fact that Prince Alfred, son of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the latter being a sister of the czar, is doing active service for the first time as & lieutenant of the ninety-tifth foot, recruited from the duchy of Swxo-Coburg-Gotha. ‘The Young man is uly about seventeen years of age and is «id to prefer his Anglo-German to his Russian councetions, He was cordially greeted by the kaiser after the review at Cassel. 10s MONSTEKS OF THE DEEP. Wonderful Stories Told by Fishermen—Gl- geantic Fish or Fakes. Fishermen returning to Gloucester, Mass., from the far-off Fiemish cape fishing bank tellof a mammoth sea serpent and strange marine monster seen on the banks this season. A-sea serpent over eighty feet in length, re- rembling a giant squid, was observed one | morning while the erews were engaged in | hauling their trawls. He was also seen by the men abo: the vesséls, He made a noise similar to the rumiling of a train of cars, and plowed the water before him like a big ocean steamer. Two enormous horns projected from his head, and he is described as of an un- couth appearance. The monster made but one appearance, and was evidently bound north. The schooner J. H, Carey and other schooners report that a huge shovel-nose shark, estimated to be over forty fect in length, perpetually haunted the dorics of the fishermen while hauling their trawls. This circumstance gave the fisiermen much uneasiness, because their frail doriex are constantly in danger of cap- sizing, and an accident of this kind meant death. ‘The shark appeared on the Flemish cape during July and remained until the de- parture of the fleet. The fishermen state that they have never observed so large a number of huge fish of prey on the Flemish cape vefore and attribute this to the fact that these fish have followed the gulf stream further north- ward than usual this season. Ser os Results of Yesterday's Racing. At Gravesend—First race, one mile—Race- land, 1; Milt Young, 2; Sleipner, 3. Time, 1.438{. Second race, nine furlougs— Longford, 1; Come to Taw, 2; Kingmake, 3. Time, 1.5534. Third race, five furlongs—Hoey, 1; Dago, 2; Constantinople filly, 3. Time, 1.03. Fourth race, one mile—Dr. Hasbrouck 1; Worth, 2; Inferno, 3. Time, 1.425;. Fifth race, six fur- longs. 1; Curt Gunn, 2; Lord Harry, 3. Time, 1.14%. Sixth race, six fur- longs Zampost, 1: Stalactete, 2; Wyandotte colt, 3. Time, 1.18. At Gloucester: First race,7 furlon; son, 1; Count Lune, 2; Thorns, 3. Time, 1.32. cond race, # furl Flattery, 1: Trouble- some, 2: Bettie M. filly, 3. Time, 515. Third race. 64; furlongs—Sweetbread, 1; Carmelite, agold, 3: ‘Time, 1.22%{.' Fourth race, g8—Mobican, 1: Golden Reel, 2; King Time, 1.31. Fifth race, 7 furlongs— Hawkstone, ‘Time, 1.3244. aan, 1; Avery, At ¢ 1: Edward F., 2; Quinteness, 3. ixth race, 6°Y furlongs—Lohe- ; Flagrant, 3. Time, 1 cago, Garfield Park: First rac longs—Rock, ‘1: Barney, 2; Martin Russell, 3. Time, 1.57. "Second race, mile and a quarter — | Longlight, 1; Experience, 2; Big Three, 3. Time, 2.0844. Third race, 6 furlongs—Zan- tippa, 1; Invereauld. Buekhound, 3. Time, j ldots. Fourth race, mile—Steve Jerome, 1; Aristoerat, 2; Boyle Rhodes, 3. Time, 1.45),. | Fith race, mile and one-quarter, over tive hurdles—Winslow, 1; Leander, Joe D., 3. Time,2.25. Sixth race, mile— Audrey, 1; Wood- eratt, 2; Carter B., 3. Time, 1.4344. At Latonia: First raee, 1 mile-First Lap, 1; | Maad B., 2; Clark, 3. ‘ime, 1.47. Second race, 5 furlongs Orville, 1; Judge Jewell, Tillie 8,3. Time, 1.037. Third race, 1 mile and 20 yards—Col. Wheatley, 1; Philora, 2; Capbearer, 3. Time, 1.44) Fourth race, 1 mile and 70 yards. | Bob Forsythe, 3. Time, 1.46. Fifth race furlongs—Dore, 1; W. B., Time, 1.09! ;. — Mexico After a Vantage Ground. Carlond after carload of stock is rushing throngh San Antonio for Mexico. °Hogs from especially numereus. The object of the shippers is to get their animals into Mexico before the new tariff goes into operation November 1. ‘The new tariff so materially raises the tariff of American meats that northern sellers will be actically barred out. ‘The duties were raised in order that the Mexican reciprocity com- mission may have vantage ground in its deal- ings with the United States. ———— Won by “Young Mitchell.’ The Aght last night in San Francisco between Johnnie Herget, known as “Young Mitchell,” California's representative middle weight pu- | gilist, and “Reddy” Gallagher, the -Denverite, ‘ attracted more interest there than any sigailar jevent which nas taken piace in that city since the Corbett-Jackson contest. Gallagher was knocked out in the thirteenth round by a blow on the point of the jaw. About’ $65,000 changed hands on tie*result. aes Five Tramps Overpowered by One Man. Five tramps called at the home of Engi- neer Finch at Owosso, Mich., the other night, aud insisted that Mrs. Fineh should buy |e ring. At her call for help her husband came, but obliged to retreat before tramp's revolver. Returning to his room he secured a revolver, and froma window opened fire on the tram) tarned the fire, wounding Vine He tired five shots, three tking effect. Two tramps aie seriously and w third severely wounded. All tive are im jail. oo Menger News From the Boutuers’ Country. Adjt. Gon. McKeover af Gen. Miles’ sta? Las received a dispatch from Col, Wade, the com- | mandant at Fort Keno, saying everything was | peaceful among the beomers in the Cherokee strip and that he would return to bis post. Gon. McKeever discredits the report that seri- Kansas City and other eastern points are | The deferred paysents W be se by wed | seoand Urge Se te Peet Laks Sh = cotton ot” tne antes ib eal Sevosit of #109 oa each aie at tuue vl mole, adi | MG and bury tt in eereemdeciigse conveyancity at cost cf purcheser, “hy } on te complied with ia ‘days from tay ‘of wale or | print his inducements where they will property will be tescld at ‘cost abd tisk oP defeulving eso Tr. COL Ly, Trustee, Pendall building. | PC 800M DY the particular people whose 51. 4th street northwest, the above named articies par tilly enumerated, ‘Special attention is called to the Dining Room Fur- niture, Carpets and Rugs, and in fact the creater part of the woods are the perquisites of a Brst-ciass house. Parties contemplating housekeeping should give this ATIMER & SLOAN, Auction L 1409 G'st., near U.S, Treasury. ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. TWO FRAME HOUSES, NOS. 1610 AND 1612 E ‘STREET SOUTHEAST, ‘AT AUCTION. RGE KEITH Faeyr 4 LY IY ING NC FRIDAY AFTERNOOS, SI MBER | sale their attention. FEE, DARK & 00., Auctioneers. attention he aims to attract. Whet he ame eu ic ‘WENT}-FIFTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, at offer ‘Te cash. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO.,, BOUNDED UY SIXTEEN EVESTEENTH | forsale, tu frout ofthe peeaiang, s8t 3e ‘Auctioneets should use, therefore, is THE NEWSPA- rs e IN UAKE love, SALE OF VALUABI LOCAL BONDS AND ‘wth and D ste. now. AND_FRuDAY, | Fronting on E stret sud runnin back to an attey. | 5 STOCK AT AUCTION. RECEIVERS, SALE OF VALUABLE STEAM | Cone LAD BY THE LAROEST LATS GES | MRL acy cat, tana sn ge and tne | BESTE PIO COBEN MOERAT | ay vet Gabi Sa comet ge | NCMSER OF PERSONS LIKELY TO mises, 04 r ‘at FIVE O'CLOCI One-third cash, belance in one and two | the FIFTH a oa eat 2 > 5 yt Do the | Pils ge etl snle the higuer titer | vente secre by deol of. rane son ae property O'CLOCK ¥.Wwishin the auction rooms ot Rateiif, | Distt of “Coltuibla. waned in Fait) tamse uae: | WANT WHAT HE HAS TO OFFER, Mere NEHUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO LOTS | Foldcor'allwcash, ‘st he option ‘of the purchaser, af & Co. Noa Feanaytvania avenue nortinwen, | Weel 13,518 the tuulertigned reclter® will el at Bean Coaasaagt iy re elses poesktont Fons | Sczoah Phe arom earh uous reauirel wt the tute of | following Boninand Socks Uelongiug to the estsio ot | STORING a FRE DCLOK TAM OF | EXTENT of circuletion does not alwaye division gf ny BOY A:T Britton, President.) ead | Sitcom dag trom the diy cf atiesicht Meeerved to ge: | Setiuel Novant. deceased. vie Pe Sher a | insure the kind of publ tread by LONG sell the property at thie risk «aud cost of the defaulting | py, e D ES} publicity requ! “Those arg vers desirable love fu yarchaser avuar Ave days’ niverticement of suc rosa | _ Three (3) United States Electric Lighting Company in Some Newspaper published in Wesington, D.C. All | Of $500 each. interest 6 per cent. the advertiser. It is tbe QUALITY of eir- ing secuiow of the city. Money conveyancing and Tecerdine at the cost of the pur- | 4 lines Gi) Washineion Gas Light Company of @100 a Soars, and io nrbch sought alter by qrecalsterse* "| “retrabeds = B, DARE & CO ra | “iwenty (20) Union Siock ‘Yard Company of €250 cosenasarns sokeeeh culation that telis,as well as its extent. Transportation sacilities uexcelled: ‘street, ears, = conch fn oreat G per cent, ay at the purchaser's option ot et the VV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, herdics and carctyes Within one square: alsy the torm OOK That, indeed, is the vital factor in the ty C=20) shares of the Wash- a és ‘ ; eo tern — ‘Two hundred a to be Coupled with Toe Cogs, NaF Watch Duis were BtoduCeS | VALE ABLE THRED STOR? PRESS-BRICK RAY. | inton Market Company par value $50 each wien | frou day ol sale or Teale wil bu dea problem the advertiser hus to solve. Sen- H street, Siorida, Maryland and Tennosseeavenues. | NORTHWEST | MODERN IMPROVEMENTS: | op a aa teen 3 “Ferastin 60 tangent Sho Rind maybe: Bitivecprotinty tothe fisgeueiceCompsng: ewe | KOP28-4% FERT” BY 100 FEET TO PUBLIC Pipe nsuatance Coahany spar vale Soe ee | eather orp ere zs Serainy obtained from | ational and scandalous cess-pool jour- Enretta stables, 2. Ses muaking the, with its many | 708 FMDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, | Comper sapere Shope Tee enrance @ fas Tat nw, nals, that are chiefly circulated in the vantages, sho.» ost desirable iavestnuent, ather ana | 01 a FIVE O'CLOCK Y-M-. we will well an front | © 4 SAMUEL MADDUX, eka ® ee Speculation or asa_howe, that hes Deen ofered the | Y&tRe promises, at publicauetion, lot wand the west ny par vali 25 tach, joux mye enw, p Receiver. | slums . and read by the riff-ratf salen pul iy sears Speamcbes et oeals The dapih ir of Broke tit: | [iteen (fp abana Gontat yes RIDUE A ' on Clty ; Par Value $100 per yy and come within Psuares of tive Want 2 everybody, are: One fourth cas, tie Balancein one, two and tufee years, with auterests and ‘of squzre No. Sou, 2S feet. 455 tucues by 100 feet to al: feya ith the improvements “ssiory brick dwelling ‘creon. the town, may and often do have a very of eel hie i considerable circulation, as the number of secured by @ deed of trust on the property, * | Terss of sale: Que-third cash, of which @200 must | Gas Light Conpan 762 bor $500, No. 764 7 * — Kilconvevauctus and teconling at costet purchaser: |, LeHas of sale i cash of which €200 must upany : No.2 tor, $200 No. FINE BUSINESS OR DWELLING PROPERTY ON ene Aiton SPO eta eit aia | Madea St ieteattanmnaly me: | Sitreatnge te eot ners, aid efor a SEERA STEER. MEINE /LOUETE GR | Copies printed and handled tnaioate, but diate and further information cheerfully furnished | Sption of purchaser. Lirasof eae to be complied | Tews of see: ALL CASH ON DELIVERY, 1 i607 AND ADJOINING ‘ST. they are merely glanced at to see whether ee fliteon days, otherwise rit reservad to resell ‘500. TREX Se, AETERNOO SEPTEMBER | 9), dal is ‘than the old 0 ty alter six days’ uctice by advertisemontat ©. F. NOME! Executor, WENTI-NINTH. Ino], AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we | the new scani worse ‘one, sel5-dkds Auctlouders. fof parchassr in default. “Couveyancine, ; a Mill ceil, m front of the prombers, . RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. ost of PUrebAMOT, wi LLIAMS & CO. 5 DARE & co... ND 13, SQUARE 444 and then tossed into the gutters, where 7 FU VE WM. F, HOLTZMAN, Attorney, ‘Auctionecrs, | _**2itooes a % toa «ud are | they belong. They are uen! orth te Rene hu SRD VENT STREETS | “wet 7ite 11 FE st hw. if DUXCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, “st lote in thts inuproviny section, bel a are consequently wi. {Kh ad D sts. now. TRTISTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY, BEING PREMISES No. 104 NINTH proved, except a fran buildin istmproved by a two-story frame went dwelling containing 11 rooms: nee, yto obtain property suitable for in nothing to the men or women whose aim is to reach reputable and responsible pes- FUTURE DAYS. ([HoMAs DOWLING & SON, Aucticneers tof Colttmbia, passed Jury 20, 1881, in equity Ise 12488, doc. Jd, Browning ve. De Neale et al. ‘Will weil at public a in front of the premise: TRE TWENTYE( X fine opport as ds ; Bee ee ple ess announcements SE cHURSD AY, CHE OUST EPOUREH BAY OF | REGULAR gALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DWELLING, WITH ALL MODEE IMPROVLE | Lette: cuc-third caea, balancetn equa! iusta:imente ‘wih ouch bustnctoant = EMBEL INO1, a LOCK P.M, 0 CARRIAGES, Re RGE COLLEC: EELING, : im T'and'2 years, notes to bear G Tefeeut per anaes | ied uai intereata lots 28 BRO | on ORAL ELELCTS. AT | po virtue’ of a deed of trust dated May 15, A.D. iBuereat aadte te cured by dood fo trust oh projets | MEY May desire to make. nea nthe city 6 A t PENNSYLVANIA | 1 By Virtus of a deed of trust date Saft Os | sold, or allesuh, convey am Be Cohamile, cod being ihe aaaivioed | AVESUR AED EIBY TiEEE, SATUIE | the ee ag tg ee he ppd Pe or ga ‘Whai is needed in such @ case is anen- gra andonraed 2] DAY SEPTEN 1801, AT | Gt'seq.n and at the requsat of the hot Jot at time i, 1872, and recorded ‘EMBRACING IN PART. secured thereby, Twill sell, 3 days othorw: verprising, bright, alert, clean-cut, care- Hat . Feliu SAWS ot neq, Ow of the and records | HANDSOME PANLOW SUITES AND SEPARATE | FOBE,of the prowises, on tuESbAy, days’ advertisement of suck: Treain in RT ng A me ph ag Wo HANDSOME CHERLY SUITES OF | ing: descriped’ plece of parcel a: innd ahd protons | Dutiisued in Washington B.C fully edited FAMILY newspaper,—one published! im Washington, D.C Ms y i we eity of ‘ict of Colum- “22 <Ude be Safe Ope-fhira uf tue parr hase money to orpEVES,, yout Tea ett eetees cna ones t vel tee | == that can safely be put in anv bands, whose x and . Fespectively, ee ee Ritinvered inet The day of ‘sale, 10 fe securod by ERICH WURNITURES OAR AND | 202: trustees _ | contents teil the wnole world’s news story deposit of SA0 will Ue feyurred at thused wale. Ail | WALNUT SIDERUALD. COUCHES? LOUNGES, | Eler'W. B-) icgecorie of the sar. | MAKH, PEKPECT FILTER | lest CONV Aacinaat cost oF itr Laser. eras of sale 19 TRE ORE DEO ES DEAT aE Sone Soyer otice of the District of Columbta, together Hand draper: w howo. } of today, (not of week or yesterday) ecompied with in fitcen days trom day of salc Aaya wat ih tne improvexents thereon. e ave w, ss Peonesty vit" reno tt 2h gem ob detecting ING STOVES, HAND: Brees Teruns of sale: One-half of the parc ane rnoney > set ‘S13 1ithst. uw, | @nd which is eagerly and profitably read yarns. SON T. CULL. Trustec, ee stance tt respective! a Veeli-aeds Penal vusmdisie, “4 RDB OF S1ELNSO. weet | APS from beginning to end every day by every ‘NCANSOS Ee cere, LSo_ per cout | ot Ladke 1 bts boca acy ge COND HAND BRUSSELS | frig. OF al'cuis'a theaption of mack a myperty | Perfect fi member of the household, from its dual co Of #300 will be required at tie of sale. Aliconvey: | yap ra FINE THREE-STORY AND ENGLISH BASEMENT ancingand recording at bur baser’s cost. Terms of | QA!410L HILL Labics FALL OFENING head down to the help in the basement, INDOWED “BRICK BWLLLING, NO. CARMIAGES, HAR-| Sie to be complied with in tom days trom day of or q MSs : sale, BUATNARD H. Wal and especially by the ladies and children POURTH, Tat ae FIVE O'CLOCK. we | ONE ae __ Surviving PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. re ‘will well, in tront of the premises tot OLD (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, apt ‘Very latest desiaus. Stylish and ofthe family. Suche journal is LOT'S, SQUARE set ‘Cor. Penna. ave. and 11th st. ery. jesicas. Sty reasonable in price. Fronting 20 feet on ¢ ate toa B0-fout alley, unprov {nort! and running back by a we.l-bunlt bay-win- ing house, containing LL A picasure to please. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAG CANSON BROS. Auctioneers, ‘Oth and D streets northwest. TRUSTEES! SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED EROPERTACEN “PART OF MOUNT PLEASANT g THE EVENING STAR. dowed press-Drick-frunt ¢ —— beens thie wee has*both EX’ and ITY mapas ropernrisscniece sniuse (ante cape. | THUSTERD SALE OY -Q VALUABLE RESIDENCE] pote cteeSANT ELAINGT oe = omieeicweidal tol wrounds and near the new Cousressional Libra Oe THe OLY, CON TENE OF ke iber 1:4, folio 10H et seq., one of the land revords | goo ge som 3,3 FtOxD. circulation within the field it occupies in qneaniple roou du fhe vex dt ot to build email dwel- + piGONDISTING OF A. gift Bats? ge stnth a eh’ ceguenoft| 8 313 and iid Pa. ave. cast. epee % ings, hiavine a 24-foot side alley 5 ty oe ebyy we wid offer f i as eer @ugnes Fernie: Onerthird cushi balases i 1802 MP STREE: Of ie pres, on TUESDAY, ie Day | A nO AEE RoC — — er notes tu bear U per cent uiterest. Pa OF OchOBER A D., Ist, at FIVE O'CLUCK Y. By virtue of « deed of trust dated the twenty-fourth cath), and tobe secured by deed of trust cash, at opt on of purciser. Conveyancine, & chasers cost. “A deposit of 8200 required at time of MISS BELLE E. MARTIN the world. In these respects it is abso- (Formerly with Mrs. A. T. Whiting) lutely without @ rival, anywhere, and M., the following desciibed property in the District of Coluubia, to wit: All of * bered twelve, thir teen und fourteen, in bloc ¥ of December, A. D. 1884, and duly re- ons the land records of the District of Co- iber 1107, folio 1: nd at the re- a Are uow located at their new store, lec Tf Corns of sule ure not compiie with In fitee et se , and Brown's reconted subirvision of parts of’ Pleasant joie Sree : days the right reserved to regeil at risk ana cost of de- | Quest of the holder of the note secured thereby. We | Binns and Mount Pleasant,” With a FIRST-CLASS assortuent of MILLI there ts no paper in Washington worth Svedaysadveriseuentof wach | 4 sell atpuvlic auction, tn front of the presalaes, on | Fite" OueUaird in cash, balance in one and two oops _ iisked in Wastlington, ESD AX years, with incerest at 6 pet conte P.M... the following described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Colunibia, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of i able semni-anni: | _sel8-1m A call is solicited. ily Secured by deed of trust onthe property. 2 Cas at option of pureh if SON BROS, talking about in comparison with it. In sale. SHEE fend ties Motttant alta ae at | ayn vith in ten J ior Sinhdrew'e att, ta “onection Ss ansaeat et <i e the we “a ft one-balt Cy) | Bib ee and millinery. : : ofan ich rvat om Nore Mt reat iy the dept of | Purchaser, after ave THOS. HIDE, Wastin x a LOOK AT THE FIGURES: original lot nucnlered twenty-five (25), in sutta ARTHUR T. BRICE, from Miz G st. 10 My new ents, Seer ceecenipa! fey (ae) tommeher | aes abe Trusece_ | rail West aariati how ytpamieenacaa| | POF the six months ending with the 30t a ‘Tery.s of sale; Cne-balt cash; balance in three equal ‘EIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, Pisers prompts. Fine Lveuing Dresses, Street Cos- W E82 CO., Auctioneers. ave payments, respectively’ In and LANE Hoo G ats neat United Btatos Troasncy. | flues, Conte ani Jactere Sein thevery iatxt syle | Of June last THE STAR'S average daily (3) years, with Interest Tate of six (6) pe: cent of trust on the vroper of pnrcbaser. mnpiied with iu ten (10) duys from day of sale trustees reserve t right to resell the property at the risk of defaulting Urobaser after five lays’ advertis Tesal M. A SEORRION PLAITING, Knife Pla:ting, Je. a fo order to match Four Sree, 1 Pinking. 2c. per yard GW set-in ses Perfect bt eusranteed. ADAME BUTLER. set-lua Opposite City Bost OMes. 5 PER YaRp, | Cifeulation was 34,064. For e popule- zu Fringine, | tion of 250,000 this aggregate is some- thing phenomenal, even where the city of ASSIGNEES’ SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY PRICK DWELLING, SITUATE ONT STREET ETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS By virtue of deed of t to us, recorded in Virtue of a ans _ Liber 1543, follo or the land. records of the Di ‘ured by a deed at the option IMPORTANT SALE OF UPWARD OF 2,000 PIECES ne news] publiahed in Washington, D.C. A | trict of Cola ubia, w mt | ADIES WISHING THEIR FINE wHiTE AND deosit of two hondred doilarn (gu00) mill Us required | front ot thet premiers on WEPSEAD RE: Suet ear | La‘Wack Laces tore up it Rains MAE AND | publication is surrounded by prosperous ASSORTED SECOND-HAND CLOTHING IN | at tineof All conveyancing and recording at | LEK THIRIIETH, 1801, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., | White and Satin Dresses, Lace Curtains cialty. at | purchaser’ cu seas the followine deseribed property. Dyan Ei hk MADAME VALMOS%s | and populous villages and thickly settled FIRST-CLASS CONDITION, BEING AN AS-| ge04-atas SiDE: WARNER trustees. * Eko rere Oe TRS aa “| agricultural districts, as most places of ‘ [LATBIER & SLOAN, auctoncers Improved by a nearly new Zatory brick dwetting, | Dx at No, SORTMENT PARTLY AS FOLLOWS, WHICH em Tween thbvand Sth streets merthenst bane he GOLT DRY CLEANING, ‘that size are. In this respect, however, IMPORTANT AND ABSOLUTE SALE OF CaR- | tween 6th and % jerchasat, teing: ‘SCOURING. WE WILL SELL IN LOTS TO WHOLESALE ‘Tern All cash $1,400 maturing May 25, — Washington differs from other cities. She BIAGES, SURREYS AND BUGGIES AT pe eter prone og gl nernechadlopdoe of ANTON FISCHER, is ha fer 1 ee $200 deroutt required at tne of salesand terns of sale 906 G ST. N.W. genstiontty tactenes, heving Sow out. CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT, tobe complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale or the property wili be resold at the Fisk and cost of tue defaulting purchaser after ‘five days’ notice in ‘The Evening Star, OUR AUCTION ROOMS ON WEDNESDAY, Dresses dyed.a Mourning Black my fall specialty. ing towns subordinate to her or identified 1331 AND 1333 H 8T., with her interests. The circulation of THIRTIETH INSTANT, RAIN OR SHINE: M ISS KA. BRICK, FASHIONABLL MODISTE, Ley MICHAEL J. COLBERT, JM fnew Rermanentiy located ween te EMBRACING ABOUT 30 PIECES, IN WHICH J. NOTA Meciins fantom iqubemanedisrna TEE ECAR te, conpequently, elma ee 300 OVERCOATS. sertdkds Atlantic building, I ‘AD LES! OLD STYLE SEALSKIN GARME: trely # HOME CIRCULATION, with a WILL BE FOUND SOME OF THE FIN- ATIMER & SLOAN, Auction ox: tered into newest shapes: ‘new seuishin 350 PAIRS OF PANTS. L 1409 Gof. ‘nw., near U. 8. Treasury. | Kr, cayee, Ke uuade onder The Mk jarger percentage of the whole output alae EST WORK MADE IN THIS CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED y EING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- t the ree- 800 SACK AND FROCK COATS. MADEN IATERGTED RRALARUT IMPROVED | PUENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DEY cLpAn- | regularly delivered by carriers a COATS AND VESTS. COUNTRY. H FOUR AND A HALE STREET | clam ladies’ and sents! work of erecy descrition. idence of permanent subscribers within 200 N 2 . nies decree of the Supreme Court of the] ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with t of Columbia, passed in equity cause N 300 LADIES’ AND MISSES? CLOAKS. A. Fisher and Maison kriewe, Faris. the city where printed than any other rut will seat “public wucts MoNDaY. A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE VEHICLES TO BE THE WEST (stow TH DAY OF SErrEsBe POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, | PaPer thst can be named, mo matter in 7 <I vf SOLD TO PAY STORAGE AND ADVANCES at. our | jses, ‘all of original lot 12, square 53 ting OO feet = =. THE ABOVE HAS BEEN CONSIGNED TO US BY Ginches on U strect neur Ais errest end rauniee heckt what city or country the same may be Carriage Departinent, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER | 92) ee TORTEESS MORROR AXD Fons feet to an alley, the west 20 feet being improved N RESPONSIBLE NEW YORK HOUSE, AND frame dwelling house. 28 mouth, ‘Va. Nortoik and hington, D. «., | printed. This is demonstrated by the foi- . TWENTY-SISTH, commencing at ELEVEN | “tric Quethini cash an tuingcein ope apd ewo | Peaubast Comino s HALACE SieAMAS wast | PY = ees ‘ with tuterest from he day of sate, the. deterred | ENG4S SFOLK: wing daily average OUR INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO SELL, ve24-8 | ocrock. Pnents to bernccurnt by len un te Property aulds | Sif, fe irom, whats foot “oth big ir BH Si Sor dad Berti (Tle proverty, will be sold in two ‘parcels N.B.—The best facilities for caring for and exposing | and a deposit of $100 wil! be required on each parcel. 11ns to be complied with in fifteen days, or property forsale such articles in the city. (Room 32x100.) Sales | may be resold at the risk of the defaulting purchaser. iPass : $51 aud 1421 Penny ata UNPARALLELED SHOWING: JNO. CALLAHAN, Served by carriers in the city, - - 23,377 ©, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. £ paca MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee, | _ee=Ishm _ Gen. Siapt._ WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. | of Horses and Carriages every Saturday at 11 o'clock. | _se19-d&ds Stn building. _| J0OR | NORFOLK AND OLD T0iNT 1AKE| Miscellaneous sales, over coun- Steamer LADY OF Tit. LAKE. Fare] 50. Konud Pe Ene Cant Lee Raveena givers rtrsb ss Tuebaentcaba sed |” Will be solliat the bazaar, 40 Lownie oe ay ae . : - -STORY BRICK HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, ALL MODERN | SUNDAY. 5 p.m Lighted with electricity and re- ter, by news stands, news-voys, vEpAY “MK SEPTEMBER HUSTERY (GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | 7 STOPROVEMENTS, NO. 1108 10TH STREET . CutGE ere furnisued throughout." Throuzh tickets ty boston, in- \ead of Horses, Ee re a BHO ata sg the a eeonde of Gh: | SET EI nat ofthe gfe oOr we | A and Bea Gane Hoy Fae se cg | By mail tooutiying points, - =~ 1,418 BER MTN aeRART Gutaces, Wacons, | Witt secnad chery. we wil wll! tune auction” Se STEAMER 7 \_ARROWSMITH, Pion 72H se >. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. | BUHTHt, sols AT HALE-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK | Fronting 16 feet on 10thst for Gelvtial Beucts Colas: Nowarteeek: Suey] «Total «= = + = + + 34,086 P. piece or parcel of land situate, iying and re e be situated in Ono of th ‘Terns: 45 cash, the balance in une and two years, 6 per cent, secured Sask, Goan and Yocotatey levers, ieturning. Jana a lnteruiediate landiugs. Arrive at Washington Wedsies- day aud Friday sornings. Athy rEe, DARK & CO., auctioneers. Mth VE LARGE DRAFT HORSES, WAGONS, BUG- GIES, ARN ‘oresaid strict, and Known us ail of lot ered 9 and the west 'S ieet tront by the depth: Ther2 is no mistake or misstatement a, Dy deed of trust on the property soid, ae * of of lot numbered 10 in W. W. Meteal re- cl ‘Un Daturdays, at 0:30 p.m., for Colonial Beach, Col- these are ostan- auction, la” MART EDK #” sepreMnER , sonsed subdivision of lots. 2k. tate | Gey Seago, tes option of, the Tyundiascr. A | , UR Batunlaye, 2-81... for Colonlal Beach, Col- | about fou, Sey ae on ENTYSiNTH “at TWELVE OCLOGK AM.. wo | nusmuvred 1080, with the hnpfovewents thereon, con: | {ee terns of ale are uot complied with im 15 days | tous and Colonial Beaca. “Apriveat Washuucton Su: | tiated under the solemn obligations of an i cand carrtaze mart, 30 C st. a.w. | Sistine 0 from the day o: t reserved. to resell ‘prop- es - ‘af of inain sales Toye), East Capitol stre-t. sk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, | _2>e-sm ©. W. RIDLEY, Gen’ Manaver. FIVE CAUGH DICER Horses, wagons, Bua-| Terma: Ouethird cash: balance tn one and two | SH te uesa! adertioeent far pele iy oud MARYLAND AND Vinaisia ~ stkamvoat | OO. 8R¢ they may be further verified by SS, HARNESS, &e. a ee: bt Ve ished in Was r. C. = Ce ny. —! vc. a Stalls provided for horses awaiting sale, Stock re- | the rropstty, or ailtash. Allonvey meinandrecord- | Yeyaucine aud Tecardinu at the cost of the purchaser, | jexyecesbey Sanne toe: CAPLW..C. Goosueras, | an examination of the books of the office forms © ms re Jeaves every Sunday at 4 p.u. tor Baltimore and {n'aftecn days.” A depouit of 8100 Will be Foguired at | —eete-deds _HATCLIFFE, DALM & COL Auct, Steuer Jobb E. ‘Tygert, Cape, sou A celvst up tothe beef a iw = = 7 leaves every Monday “aud ‘Tih ati timo ot sale. SERINE ‘NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.—BY VIK- = Seip wa bets RATCLIF! cl and inspection of its press and deilvery Bm for Stver ‘uded to Baltimore. & i. IMANN.) Trustees. ‘Tue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out of the clerk's ‘all ne SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE. ——— ele ET) Qfire ot she Supreme Det at he Diatrct of Cohan. For prasage and ircigut apyiy to BILPHESSON & | TOMS On the part of any person having SATURDAY'S SALE OF HAND3OME HOUSEHOLD | JQ ATCLIFVE, DARK & CO., Auctoneers, eligi Ot tates. Dar et | BMO., sth st. whatt, oF cor. Wa. ave. aiid Loch st. interest in the correctnes$ of the exhibit. Se EER epee Rae tee P| TWo.stoRY AND BASEMENT BRICK Hovey, | #0 Feumrivanie avenue pores, of TUESDAY an wk uf wedealleeijateciniogaraac herd: | Sh NORE ATR PUES GRAN | Web Ocucee Liab sa Rim tim di | SHERMER CP CEETIONS so avy ccgapays | @W™Mewspapere are willing to submit BURGH CHR EE MEAS DING ROME] (SORES 0 coenwaox, seprewpen | See eee eee nants folowing | sed SATURDASS St na neturniar TULSDSN. | to 99 trying an ordeal. But THE STAR AND OTHER FCURNITU! WY APTERNOON, % ving Ket For Nowini Creek, Va. and St a Joh Li ini hehe Rivistrest of thepromimen We Wi oer Sor are ee touching atinternodtats iandina 8 M4 | Googie cheerfully. It nas nothing tocom OU Saleh Tote YLVAN 1 B Ox 17, Coltee Pots, Bon, On SQUARE 440, ¥ ceal, and no motive for exaggeration. The SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY- | Fronting 45.5 feet on Tf street and 51.71 feet on Florida avet ‘SIXTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, improved by a well-built two-story and. basement brick house with "al truth is good enough for it. To which we invite eneral attention. sll the latest. im- Proveteuts. House open every day for mspection. soe MATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., pees agg Syd eh es ae juckets, Stove Pipe, iec.. ike. FAIR DEALING William J, Ferruson, and wil be sold torsausty Basen : . iid tossusty Es fou No. ‘32085 at Law in favorof B. B. ‘Earashaw & from oer st sale right reserved to reseil the # Bro. ° f t PANTTATOLIPFE, DANAE CO.. Auctouces roperty at th nd cost of the pure ee soue hewspaper published in Wasi:tuxton, D.C. All CHANCERY, SALE OF Se pert = ALUABLE IMPROVED CORTAYERCINE and TOPRTCLIEFES DARE & Geet END URIMPRO\ED REAL ESTATE TS TER sel0-ibit0 soe tctionetie_ | SOME ESTATE OF rt LATk Lewis ‘PP HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionce: THOMAS. +» VALi re ga0, sublots 17, 18, 19 and: TRUSTEDS SAUE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Satare Seo: sublots ISand 20, 84 pournt vor cent, neve ‘y,eed. of trust onthe rover; sold, of alta, at the option pf the pine Shaner,” A depont of 6200 required atthe titre of sale. is its business motto. As THE STAR in- Ay the terms of sale are not conplied with in Afteen sists on ite right to know bow many pounds of ink it gets when it buys e barrel of that article,and how many pounds of paper it pays for in one of the immense Tolls delivered at its press rooms, so it is willing that its advertisiag patrons shall FINE TWO-STORY DOUBLE RESIDENCE WITH MANSARD ROOF, * NO. 3331 O ST., GEORETOWN, D. C., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIXTH, 1801, AT FIVE O'CLOCG, in front of the premises, Square SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED y of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ie es eee FATES Th MBULL STREET AND HOWAMO | Duel of Coltuin made on fur Si ay of Sateen know exactly HOW MUCH and WHAT 5. 5 a TS | ss, in use numbered 11830, ‘t hype eae CONSISTING OF THE "POWER | equity docket 29, I will, as trastes. in said cause: sell ~ ‘aa, | KIND of publicity they are getting when oocsevent memes testo mean entree CP OGap SE JUDSON PNEU- | at public auction to the hixhest and best bidder there- | "Berumediate, A N-sT une ern iayreovemeuts, with back Dulidine’ cellar oese yvoriue ora dec of trust, aed May the 2oun, | snd ‘Spon the ferass ail areinal y areciead Og fa KEW YOu AND GLasaow, He they pat on euncuncement tn Rocslumns, entire building; larie, rn in yard: everything in - 3 ~ 3 :. Every fortmwht. . . ‘ 1580, and duly recomted among the land | lowins lots of ground, jtuated in the cit) "Wash- very It claims to be THE one Washington pe Bertest repels: bolne Xo, SLO st-. Geopyetuwn, D. | ADs area Dacrtctey Colaiatie mls Loe, fone | omens gece round, suk cbeuste im the city, Jp October.....,Stateot > ‘0% Caiornia, 2 aly hereinafer de: SONDRA PEE, TWENTY SIXTH. Fitot weu., ah tat the request of the cured fd city a8 they are Respect Aeecetiysve wil sei a public anctiow, Meo Rogeernee | bing of said city aa they some residenre of Mr. Lis secured remt:es, on tie FIRS DAY OF OCTOBER! tA. D. lyst desirable section of i ‘One-third cash, balenee 2h one snd two . ee Wagxauuan aud in the kn Oe reetown. evn. per that is taken by the family, for the family, and the , aad es- ih 'notes bearing titerest aud secured bya | 10s. aC HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK B. apounol sergatecs ae eee zonveyancine and recordin at pur- | (Oherine fra eetate, sittatein the District of Col: | (17). elhtoen (18). ninetemn (10) and Oy pec‘ally by all the people in the city who be conned with i Aten days om | y BAe act af 2 tract of Jand Shown as Mount | hap) accor to Et Want things and are able to pay for them, ‘saie at the south corner of the lot of W. D. a8 of ‘Young, and it ie willing to have its claims sub- LATIMER & SLOAN, ee B01 1, f et seq., of the. = Auctioneers. nat | Jected to the most exhaustive and conciu- PGAN & BUTLI Rh, ea LNT are BHorens, sive teste that can be devised. In other HoH FST. N. W, sixty-five (1-265) BIOPOE Flops AVENUE Core EE ORT AND SEVENTH STRVETS NORTHWEST ‘words, and in short, THE STAR COVERS by. Jon A. Bint THE WHOLE FIELD. ITS FAMILY CIR- lous trouble has occurred among the home | seekers. 5 The uews from the Indian laads ie very ‘A courier from the lows villoge enya erything ix quiet there. Many are still hunting coruer stones and are begiu- ning to bura the grass, which will cause great danger. cream i spuimroried inter Mo CULATION IN WASHINGTON IS THRER TIMES 48 LARGE a8 THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER, AND THE NUMBER OF ITS READERS IN THE CITY IS FIVE TIMES GREATER THAN THAT OF ANT store white “Values in Advertising,” end make THE APP, beip. . * . as v ‘