Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1891, Page 6

2d EDITION. CONTINUED FROM Sik PAGE: GEN. LEE’S IA HESS Little Change in His Condition This | Wittiams, alias Joseph Jam: James Conell alias George Pearson, Brainard INDICTMENTS FOUND. A Large Batch of Presentments Brought in by the Grand dary. ‘The grand jury today found _presentments a8 follows and reported thém to ‘the Criminal Court: s Frederick Barber, marder of Agnes Watson (third time indicted); Samuel Moore, murder of W. Jandorf; James Lucas, Robert Reid. Wm. Beasley, Battle Young and Rosi Yonng, Curtis Williams, George Tompkins, Henry Smith, esc assault with intent to kill; Henry Thomas, assault with intent to rape: John assaulting officer; Afternoon. | Cornell alias Edward Knox, Eliza Reynolds, Daniel Bodely, Tim Campbell, Sarah Williams, | Philip MeCoy,Clarence Ashton alias Bob Black, THE RICHARDSON MINE DISASTER, | Pushing the Work of Rescuing the Men. GEN. LEE'S CONDITION. ‘There Has Been Little Change—He Fassed a Comfortable Night. Special Dispatch to The Evenin< St Avetanprras, Va, Oct. 5.—G: e more comfortable night, b shange in his condition. — } ENTOMBED MINERS. i . Leo spenta there is little | Vigorously Pushing the Work of Rescue at the Richardson Colliery. Porrstittx, Ps., Oct, 5.—The work of reseu- ing the miners who were entombed by'the “raun- ning” of a pillar of coal at Richardson on | b Gainrday night is being vigorously pushed. | } Mine Inspector Doyle of the Philadelphia and | ding Company, which operates the colliery.is pose “9 the work, bas has no hope of reachiug the entombed miners before tought. Mine Inspector MeMurtie, who is looking after Mine Inspector Gay's district in the latter's absence, is also at the scene directing the work. Neither of the inspectors have any hopes of feseuing the entombed men alive. } THE ACcIDEST. | The accident took place between breasts four | and five on the Murd lift of the Crosby vein | The men had been “skipping p' and it is at present believed that two p: larsand the chain pill which is between the second and third lifts, rusbed down, bringing down the water on the upper lift. . It was this blocking of the gongway that im- prisoned the six miners, whe are Jolin K. Pur cell, aged about thirt x years of Heekshir- | ville. leaves a family: Thos. Clancy, single, aged aboat fifty years, of Thomaston; Jobn Simons, @ driver boy. aged eigh*« f ars, of Miners ville; Michael- Weish, aged about fi years, married, of Gienc: Joseph Sb B Pole, aged twenty-dve years.singie,of Miners ville; John Lawyer of Glenearbon, single. A TEREIF"C RCSII OF Gas. The force of the concussion er of gas and air that killed one ms ted a rush outri: dust out of the mouth of from the scene of the accident, like the smoke from an immense cannon. | Valentine Mack was the man killed by the concussi His body was bur! the agninst coal thirty 3 Nearly every bone in his body was broken. The injured are: Inide- endent | | Kelly of Minersville, badly bruised on the left side. not seriously hurt: Michael Grant, driver, reventeen years of of Thomaston, sh erushed. cannot live: James F. Brew ef Taylorsville, sinzie. twenty-nine of age, back hurt and internally injure: Conyille of Coal tle. single, twenty-eight years of age. hy ut and badly brrised; ‘Ort, switel: bo: 2, but not badly burt. The rash of ¢ not only blockei! the gway. but has also shut off the air supply to She farther end of the slope and it is believed | that if the men escaped being burned they | have been suffocated ‘ slope, 500 yards | ! Geo. | asked. € Wm. Fox,Jobn H.Warren,Obsdiah Mack, Pauld- Mack, Robert Tolliver, Anderson Summers, ‘columbus Jackson, each housebreaking; Smith, do. and larceny; Henry Woodroe, |Jobn Yonng, Finley Frazier, each false pre- W. i. Dynies, John’ Carter, Samuel ch larceny from the pprson: James Wast and Thomas Grogsby, robbery; Ella Brax- | Mergent and’ Charles’ Turner, each lareeny; GENERALTELEGRAPHIC NEWS. | Adolph Harrowitz, recoivin| and Andrew Sat lins Mary Jackson, Wm. Proctor, Louisa toley property, ry, embezzlement. The charges against James M. Ricks, Inrceny from the person, and Augustus Brill and Elias Rubenstei, for violating the gaming law, were ignored. ——_ — FINANCIAL ANY COMMERCIAL, ane tone EOF Stock Menr cat ” ¢ following are the openitur abd closing prices : Ey special the New York stock Mi ‘as reported. wire to Corson and Maca L419 F etzeet. 2 O04 othe ribs ties DLW. TANG THs eH Canal: wo 136 .& Kiour. Sugar’ pier Tex. & Pi WOR 4055 Washington Stock Exehange. lar call—12 o'clock m.: U. S. Electric lie, Washington Market imp. 68, Seow at Lis! ‘ct of Columbia Bonds—Market stock, 7% urreney, 101% bid, — asked. 20-year fund, viel, Ly bid, — asked, 20-¥ear fuitd,5s, 1599, vid, — asked. Water stock, is, cur- '¥.1001, 121 bid, — asked, 30-year fund, @, goid, Li» bid, -— Asked. Water stock, is, 1903, cure : B63s, 1924," fund, ‘eure 2 BS, Te. Helos, 189 3 a. ive intl, — asked. «ellaneous Bonds—Washington and George- Ruvlroad 1040, 68 lus bid JOT asked. Wash- m aud Georgetown Railroad Convertible Ga. 2 asked. Washington aud Georgetown nid Rights, 128 bid, 132 asked. Masouie Hall | Association, ds, 19S, 103 vid, — asked. Wash- Market’ Comp ist 6's, 1892-1911, bid, — asked. Washington Market Com: pony finp. 6s, 113. bid, Ixvasked. American t | Security a injured several others and raised a cloud of Waswi Trust Company, 58, 109 did, — asked. a Light Infantry iSt inortgage 68, 194, asked Washington Light infantry 2d bid. cs Washin aBy, Seties A, 6s, a Gas Ly, asked. — Washington Gas Company | Conve 1 |. — asked. Eckington Rail- 3 asked. Chesapeake and t mortgage 5s, 100 bid, © street Raitroud 11034 asked. Metropoli- 63," 120 bid, 226 asked. U_s Electric Light, com. 5s, 103 bid. 112 asked. vual Bank Stocks Bank of Washington, 40» Did, 460 asked. Bank of Kepablic. 265. bid, — asked. Metropolita 36 od, 39 asked." Second. 175 vid, 200 asked. 265 bid. 20 asked. Central, mers and Mechanics’, 190 bid.’ — asked. us, iv bid, 485 asited. Columbia, 150 bid. 169, 120 bid. — asked. West End, 963 ked. ‘Traders’, 14 bid, — asked. "Lin + bid, 103 asked. Kallroad Stocks—Washington and Georgetown, bid, — asked. — Metropoiitan, — bid, 114 i abia, 6% bid, Tz w#ked. Capitol and nO Street, 36 bid, 45 asked. Double shiits of men have been kept at work | Teuleytown, — bid, 6) asked. Rock Creek, 100 since Saturday night taking ont the coal which | bid. ~ and the breaker has beeu blocks the gungw ranning at its ful the coal taken out. ed. insurance Stocks—Firemen’s, 50 bid. 60 asked. i it) Fraukun, 32 bid, 65 asked. Metropolitan, 88 bid, — st capacity to carry away | xed. National Union, 1 bid, 21 asked. Ar- The families of the imprisoned miners con- | MAO Eni, — aaked, “Corcoran 6 Ui tinue to flock around the month of the slope | American, Iv bid. — asked. | Puiomac. 75. Did, } with the hope that their loved ones may be re- So ached." Kiggs, S$ bid, —asked. People’s, 5s; turned to them alive. The sight is indescriba- | vid,— asked. Lincolu,'33, bid, 54 asked. Com- bly sad. mefviais 42, bid. — asked. ~ — Title Insurauce ee ee Larne sabe oN | bid. 140 asked. Columbia Tithe, 6% bid, 63 a8) A QUICK-WITTED PORTER. Gas and Blectiic Light Mtocas— Washington. Gas, 48 bid. 43+, asked. cot getown Gas, 48 bid. —asked. Me Extinguished the Burning Fuse of an | U.S. Hectric Lignt, "15 bid. 160 asked. Explosive in Trieste. ‘Tarests, Oct. 5.—A porter employed about the Episcopal palace while working in the building discovered a petard, to which was at- tached a burning fuse. - Without waiting to raie an alarm the porter promptly rewoved the missle and extinguished the fuse. Thus! Chesapeake and Potomuc, — ‘elephoue Stocks —Pennsyivanta, 23 bid,— asked. 1.69 asked. Ameri- G asked. ‘Washington Market Com- asked. Great Falls lee Company, Bui! Kun Panorams Company, Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 35 bid, 4 asked. Lincoln Hail, — bid, 100 asked. ‘paie Deposit and Trus? Companies — Washing- 1 ton Safe Deposit Company, 11% bid, — askea. far the police-have by = Smee 1 ny ~ Spahmws | Washington Loan and. YFast Company, 995 Person OF persons who placed the petard in the | 11)" "y7 asked. American Security sud. ‘Tr palace. Compaus, 1023 bid, — asked. —_—__—. DOCK STRIKE IN LONDON. EX. dividend. siti Bata Sees An Extracrdinarily Large Police Force on | cetiansied Duty. | BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.—Flour steady—western super, Stvai.ss; do. extr Toxpox, Oct S.—The great dock strike be- | Citas wikier wheat pateut, S30aS3); spring gan this morning, and is already rapidly woresding. Trouble is feared between the strikers and the blacklegs, and an extraordi- narily large police force is on duty to preserve | order. The car men and others in sympathy with the } discontented dockers have also gone on strike. | ——— } SEIZURE OF THE orro. ‘The Mohican’s Action May Cause Complica- | ¢ tions With Canad: ‘Ottawe, Ont., says: Word received here indi-| cates a possibility that the recent seizure of | to tbe Canadian sealing schooner Otto by the United States man-of-war Mobiean in B. sea last month may become ct of in- ternational correspondence if not complica-| tious between the Uuited States and the ritish | government. j a Se EN WALL sir 1 With an Advanee, Which Was Afterward, Lost. New ¥. the new week this m . 5. The stock marke! opened with an ext | large volume of business, iu which Atchison, Missouri Pacific, St. Paul, Erie, Kock Ish: and Burlingtea re most conspicuous, while the oper prices showed advances over the finals Saturday. of from K to “4. per generally. ‘These gains wore supplemented by fractional ad- vances ali along the in y trading, bat Missouri Pacitic rose shorply 13 per cent 40 62%, and Lake Shore 1 per cent. “Among the epeculties Tennessee coal was most promi- | ment, with a rise of I'¢ per cent to With the satisfaction of the deman ed decrease in the amount of business | @one and a recession in prices, many of the 6 carried back to and even below the opexing ficures. The market then became comparatively quiet and prices held Grm without further feature of interest. At 11 clock the market was fairly active and steady ptirmata shade better than drst prices asa at 5a6 per cont. Prime mercantile paper Ga7sj. Steriiug exchange is active and heavy with actusl business at 4795 4793; for 60 day bill and 453ai83%° for do- mand. Posted rates 4505gais4. Tae official report of the Mereantile Safe it Company to the stock exchange shows: Silver bullion on hand, 4,606,480 oz.: deposited, 42,325 oz.; withdrawn, none: certificates out- Handing. £005. Government bonds have been dull and Steady. State bonds have Leen ne- glected. Railroad bonds have been active and The stock market after 11 o'clock developed @ stronger tone, and most of the leading stocks | ade up the losses from the best figures of the Pesrigut bour, Hock Inland. Atchison and the ‘lards being most prominent ‘or strength. ‘The rest of the list,however, failed to regain the losses, but were generaliy placed on o higher Jevel than that of the opening, The market showed no special feature of Interest and at oon the market wss comparatively auiet and again rather heavy, with prices iy only © shade better tha those of the oponing. esse aman es) St Lawrence Gardner in San Francisco. \ "Sax Francisco, Oct. 5.—Distinguiahed demo- erate, who are makings tour of the Pacide coast, arrived bere this morning. They are ex- Lieutenant Governor Chauncey N. Black of Fennayivania; Lawrence Garduet of Washing- ton, D. C.; Representative of In- diana, and Senator Oberies J. of West | is a 2.868 bushels ats active erm, sous; New Curcado, Oct 5.—A special dispatch from | S20) buslels. 3.9040; do. family, 5.50u5.75; spring Wheat straight, sales, 1,200 barrels, 03, al02% 6% al Wheat easy—No. 2 1uzsyal.m7; . No. % red, sig Shipments, 165,000 iy—mixed, spot, a Febraury, 50) bushels; stock, » “bushels. yellow ste prices—No. 2 white ‘vest- Mixed Wester. suasi—receipts, orn, White W—Teceipts, 16/6 bush ane sitg’ntiy i els; 62 bushels. — Hay higher—good Aimothy, Lntals.00, Grain treighta, y—steamer t6 Liverpool per bushel. 3ig4. Cork for orders, per quarter, 4sligdadasd; cote ton per pouud. 1 farthing; dour per ton in sacks, Vind. Cotion gq idling, 54. Provisions steady, wnels Butter firm, unchanged. Eggs tires Coffee dull—Rio” earoes, Tair, ; No. 7, 1%. Sugar firm, unchayges. Copper unehunged, Whisky ttm, anehanged. Pea- rth’ Carolina, Jyas4; S.—Virginia consols, ten- es, Gia6t%; Baltimore and jg; Baltimore and Olio South- ed, Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, Oct. 5 ( Wheat—May, 1.04% Devember. ‘Corn ~ October, ; May, 42 Oats—October, 264: May, 30%. —Janwary, 12.504; December, 10.0% Lard— Hece 68%." Ribs—Jauuary, Talestnen All Have Excuses, The talesmen summoned for jury service in | the Police Court appeared today and most of them had e: many of them presented sick oxe the however, came a judge wa: We uses of some sort to offer. So 1 toknow how it was tt there » so Many sick people in the city. Excuse after oxcuse was given, and it was im- possible to fill the pauel. Another attempt will Le made to secure a full panel Wednesday. i gee ee Death of a Former Washington Lady. ‘The New Orleans Daily States pays a graceful tribute to Mra. Virginia Dimitry Ruth, who died recently ia that city. Mrs. Ruth was the danghter of Prof. Alexander Dimitry, and was born {E teen years of age, by whom the had four chil- dren. Capt. Ruth died when bo was chicf clerk iu the ofice of Indian affairs, and his widow being left in straightened circumstances supported herself and children by means of [ok rary ability. She removed to New Or- je graceful and attractive. writer. She was charming woman in society, ber grace and in- tellect presence jin the best and most cultured circles. former friends in this city have only the pleasantest remembrances of her and will re- ret to hear of her death. this city in 1899. She married Capt. ¢ Fenwick Ruth when she was but soven- # and become known in the south asa qualities making pareve ses ae, ‘The Church News Incorporated. The Church News Publishing Company bas fled a certificate of incorporation reciting that the capital stock is $10,000 in 100 shares and the trustees are T. E. Waggaman, E. J. Han- nan, G. D. I, Murphy, Weller, D. Ore, Callaghan, 8. i EW ze W. Darr, W. J. Frizzell, ton, F. It. Jones, Rev. Jas. F. Makin. New Yoax, Oct. 5. hail of his residence, Ne. LocaL sTocks, Large and Important Sele of Them at Aue- tion Today. A large and important salé of local stocks was held today in the auction rooms of Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. The list offered embraced » num- ber of securities belonging to the estate of the late Samuel Norment. Prior to the sale, which was woil attended by the members of the Washington stock exchange and well- known investors iti local securities, alunch was served by the auctioneers, in accordance with have established for such} these sales are held about the hour of lunch the cuetom is appreciated by those who are in attendance. r. Charles W. Darr occupied the auctioneers stand and, in his lively style, kept things mov. The stocks sold and the prices obtained aro given below: Three $500 United States Electric Light Com- ny bonds, interest 6 per cent, par value $100, Washington Gas Light Company Donas, series A, interest 6 per cent, par value res Washington jue $50, for $17 a custom the; $100, for $130 Market Company «tock, pat Forty-threo shares National nee Company, par value $50, for $78 per Forty shares People's Fire Insurance Com- pany, par value €5, for $5: Fifteen shares Central value £100, for £310 per share. five shares Washington Loan and 1°, for #95 per share. Forty shares of above for $943¢ p ‘Three Washington Gas Light Co. convertible certificates, par vane $100, one @500 and one 1 for each certificate. non-iiterest bearing, 813.50. oO and three-quarter Investment Company, €25 each. Ten shares Wost End National Bank, par valuc $100, for $98 per share. above for $96 One hundred shares Washington Gas Light Company, par value $20, for $4354 pe Ten shutes of above for $4336 per shar Fifty shares of Columbia Fire Insurance Company, par value $5, for $1634 y-three shares, Washington ny, par value $50, for $17 per eh Paty shares Washi Company, par value $1 Fifty shares Columbia Railr par valne 250, for $69 per share. One thousand seven hundred dollars of Eck- ington Railroad Company bonds, 6 per cent, 100, for $108 per share. Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, par value $50, for $2833{ ‘ational Bank, par res Forest Glen Five shares of Twenty shares Capiiol and North O Streot Railroad Company, par value €50, for $41 per ‘Twenty-five shares of above for Seventy-five shares National Fi Company, par value $5, for $19 per share. Ten shares Great Fails Ice Company, par value $100, for $1701 per share. Metropolitan Railroad Company stock, par value $50, for @109 por Five shares Potomac Fire Insurance Com- pany, par value $25, for $79 Seventeen shares National Met pat value $100, for § Five Metropolitan railroad convertible bonds, 6 per cent, par value $1,000, for $127. ‘Two of the above bonds for €122. Vive shares of the Washington and Norfolk Steamboat Company, par value $100, for $79.50 | tropolitan Bank, Forty-three shares Franklin Fire Insurance ar value $25 for $644 per share. ‘Twenty’ shares Georgetown and Tenleytown Railroad Company, par value £50 for £593, per One hundred shares Commercial Fire Insur- par value $5, for $434 per One hundred shares of Lincoln ance Company, pay value $5, for 25% per ance Compan Fity shares of above for $534 per share. ‘Ten shares Washington Safe Deposit Co., per value $100, for $119 ‘Ten shares. Trade 9120, for $117.50 per share, Five hundred dollars, Washington Light In- fantry. second mortgage 7per cent bonds, par value $100, for 9934. ‘Ten shares Peoples’ Fire Insurance Com- piiny, par value $5, for $5.50 per share. Twenty shares Kingsley Creamery Company, par value $100, for £78 per share. One thousand-dollar ional Bank, par value Kington and | Soldiers’ tome, — bid, 45 as.cu, Georgetown and ‘ashingtou Market Com- cent improvement bonds for $113. $100 Washington Gas Light Company bonds, marion h, Soe us Twenty shares U8. Electric Light Company, par value $100 for €185 per sbare. ee Ten shares National litan Fire In- snraneo Company, par value share. 50, for 986 per The Rush to Go Back Orders were telegraphed from the Treasury ‘Department today for the revenue cutter Rush, now at Sen Francisco, to return at once to the seal islands, and to remain there until December ‘The Rush returned from the seal islauds , reaching San Francisco last Friday. Tnstructions were sent the Rush during the latter part of August to remain at the Seal Islands until further orders, but by some mis- take the orders were not delivered. ‘The fact that there are many poaching ves- sels in Bering sea, await seal, is well known at the The revenue cutter Bear is now at Seul islands, but it cannot effectively police the sea alone. It will take the Rush the Seal islands. =e The German Day Celebration Tomorrow will witness, with good weather, one of the most imposing turnouts Washington has seen for some time. German day, and commemorates the founding of the first German settlement upon American |, at Germantown,Pa., in 1683. al event here tomorrow will be a ich the program was printed in Saturday's Stan. The parade will form in front of the court house at 1 g’clock p. m. and 'ternoon the festival will commence at the Schuetzen Park. The orators will be Fifth Auditor L. W. ir. Simon Wolf. ee ALEXANDRIA nm Opportunity to it ten days to reach O—receipts, 15,360 barrels, shipments, 3,16) | The day is kuown as parade, of w At 3 o'clock in the of the evenin; Habercom and THE FIREMEN’S RETURNs ‘Tho Hydraulic Steam Fire Engine Company and the drum corps returned on Saturday night under the command of Foreman G. W. Petty from Atlantic City, where the Alexandrians had united in the firemen’s Procession and at- tracted much attention. Newton Hill were brought here last night from Eggbornavill Culpeper county, Va., and interred at Ivy. Hill cemetery this afternoon, a number of friends his remains to the grave. joyd, an old resident, was buried this aftérnoon from his home, on Oronoco accompanyin, Mra. M. Cregan died at her home, on Pitt strect between Queen and Princess, yesterday morning, and will be buried tomorrow morn- ing from St. Mary's Church. e funeral of Mr. Charles R. Grimes, once city tax collector, took place yesterday morn- ing from his late home, on Asaph Queen strech. The Washington and Alexandria branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Metiiodist Protestant church held a meet ing at the M. P. church on Washington ‘street yesterday afternoon. A wheelbarrow wager on the contest of demo- cratic candidates for the house of delegates night, the loser wheeling ing street dock to the west —_—_—_— Ma. Scuvyier Deayee; who for many years has been the chief clerk of the patent office, rominent ition was paid Saturdas the winner from edge of the town. with the Everett Sound, Wash. Secretary Nozze will leeve Washington this afternoon at 4:30 for Chicago to attend the re- union of the Society of the Army of the Ten- Bessee, and also the ceremonies of the unveilipg DISTRICT W. ©. T. U. - Seventeenth Annual Convention This ‘Morning in the Congregational Church. 4 GOOD NUMBER OF DELEGATES PRESENT—Ix- TERESTING REPORTS a¥ TO PROGRESS IX THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF TOTAL ABSTINENCE WORK—TBE PRESIDENT'S ELOQUENT ADDRESS. About 160 ladies wlio are interésted in the cause of total abstinence gathered this morn- ing in the First Congregational Church for the seventeenth annual convention of the Women’ Christian Temperance Union of the District of Columbia.” Most of them were present as del- egates from tho various branches of the local unions, and the convention promises to be one of the largest and most successful in the his- tory of the organization. The different deloga- tions eat together, each with a banneret raised above the pew it occupied. In front of the church organ and facing the audience was sus- pended a long blue banner bearing the motto of the order, “Loyal Unto Death.” Above the choir rail was placed a handsome crayon por- trait of Mise Frances E. Willard, the national president of the W. C. T. U., with large bow of white ribbon draped over it from one cor- ner. The reading desk was wrapped im an American flag and a number of graceful palms were placed around the __ platform, giving s most pleasing effect to the church. The first of the two days that are given over to the convention was opened at 10 o'clock this morning with a com- munion service conducted by Row Dr. 8. M. Newman. At the conclusion of the service the con- vention was called to order by the president of the District Union, Mrs. George H. La Fotra. DRUG STORE LIQUOR SELLIXO. ‘The report of the subcommittee appointed to inveetigate the action of the local druggists in advertising rise to some little discussion. A sample of this it contained some alcohol, notwithstanding it vertised asa non-aleobolic drink. e the chairman of the committee te secure evi- dence against some druggist and mzke a case, but it was thought that an open letter ad- dressed to tha trade might answer as well. A delegate from Israel Chapter rose to ask why the committee had not taken some action alcoholic and intoxicating drink. This ques- tion was decided to be out of order, as the con- vention was acting upon the report of what the committce hind done and not upon what it had not done. After some further discussion voice. Mrs. M. B. Platt of the committee to investi- gate champagne mist read the report of the analysis made by the chemist of the museum of hygiene, showing that there was 46.per cent of absolute alcohol by weight or 10.16 of proof spirita by volume. - Mrs. Piatt said that with this indisputable resolution calling public attention to the mat- ter and accentusting the fact that the drink was not a non-alcoholic drink. Mrs. Lawson,of Israel asked that claret be included in thé rosolution, but later withdrew her motion, and Mrs. Platt’s resolution as finally adopted was as follow: ““As it is established beyond doubt that cham- pagne mist, which is advertised as non-alcoholic, does contain « certain per cent of alcobol and is for that reason a dangerous drink, therefore, in the interest of temperance, and especially in behalf of the children and young people of the District, many of whom are pledged to total abstinence, we appeal to our druggists to ab- stain from selling champagne mist, ind re- spectfully call attention to the fact that, drug- gists are not licensed to retail intoxicating drinks. We trust that they will sppreciate our feelings and efforts in behalf of our children and respond favorably to our request.” SABBATH ORSERVANCES. Mrs. M. E. Catlin, superintendent of the de- partment of Sabbath observance, read her re- port of the work that had been done in the interest of the movement that she represented, and Mrs. Hannah Crosby told of the work among foreigners. Mrs. Henry Baker'sreport on the work of mothers’ meetings was read by the secretary, and Mrs. M. A. Weaver reported for her department of legislative and_ petition. She suggested that the Commissioners be pe tioned to remove all screens from the doors and windows in the saloons of the District. This she thought would deter people from entering the saloons, and ber suggestion was received with applause. The ope fae were cepted and the morning session adjourned with Prayer and the singing of the Doxology. ‘The afternoon session was called to ordér a little after 1:30 o'clock and after the devotional exercises and the transaction of some prelimi- nary work Mrs. La Fetra read her annual ad- dress as president. ‘THE PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL ADDRESS. Mre.La Fetre said in opening her address that they had no cause for regret at any &dvance step taken in past years. ‘One df the mosten- couraging facts connected. with the Catholic total abstinence convention, recently held in this city,” she said, ‘was the many prohil tionists ‘which we found among them and the great tendency which the advocacy of the prin- ciples of total abstinence bas toward prohibi- tion. If, ax Bishop Keane says, it is their ob- t to drive every Catholic out of the saloon vusiness and educate every Catholic communi- cant up to the standard of total abstinence, thon the cleur-headed, loyal-hearted Irishman will begin to see more and more clearly the in- consistency of granting licenses to men to carry on a business which is condemned by all church communicants. Another encour- ing feature of this cenvention was fact, so apparent, that license every kind is" losing favor. This conviction had gained such prominence that I believe it would have been as easy to | 4, pass a straight prohibition resolution ‘is one favoring license. ‘The neutral ground taker by Bishop Keane was timely as a means of quiet- ing the various elements, which I doubt not will grow more end more ‘ngsrly together, all advancing toward prohibition. ‘Their purpose to organize ladies’ auxiliaries somewhat after the pattern of our own is another strong rein- forcement. We rejoice that one has already been' organized in this city and more are to follow. Mrs. La Fetra referred to the work the W. C. T. U. was domg in behalf of outraged and op pressed womanhood and spoke proudly of near completion of the great Temperance ‘Temple at Chicago. WOMAN AND THE BALLOT. “in deference to the more conservative of our women,” continued the speaker, ‘we have no special department of franchise in the W. C. T. U. of this District. But we know that the liquor interest is so universally opposed to woman's ballot, declaring that they ‘must fight it to the bitter end,’ &c., that we have learned to look upon it as a mighty leverago to lift this land from the curse of rum, and therefore we are almost unanimously in favor of it. Tr some whom we delight to honor in ecclesias! and other circles have charged ‘female rafiraginty’ with, infidelity, socialism, spiritual- ism, &c., and they are still doing #0. The strength of this charge is broken when we re- call the many eminent men in church and national life who have advocated woman's ballot. ‘Mrs, La Fetra referred to the work of she world’s W. C. T. U. and the reporta:madetby the “round the world” missionary, Misa Mary Clement Leavett. In conclusion she urged her ‘ausociates to solemn renewal of their vows of devotion toa good cause and spoke briefly in eulogy of those whom death has taken from the ranks of the W. C. T. U. : ‘Reports of the different were read and of the departments as follows: Scientific temperance instruction, Mrs. 80] Smith; temperance literature, Miss Louise Weightman; unfermented wine, Mrs. E. K. Knowles. gaat aba: Mazriage Licenses. F Marriage licenses have been issued by the clark of the court to the following: George ‘Watts of Fredericksburg, Va., and Aunie Carey Bers naa of Orange county, Va; Ieanc B, West and Flor- ence E. Bowen; Claude M. Acklon of Aiberton, ‘Md., and Elia Mason of Hawki Ga; Wm. Eu ana N; Conway. both of Munkirk, ; James Charlotte Keech, ot Charles County, Md. pied aeons One Divorce Granted. Tn the oase of Emma B. Kearney agt. Henry Raine pete Brat Koa ‘ AUCTION SALES. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. Reval ABSOLUTELY PURE AUCTION- SALES. 7 ON. pra eeu ‘PROWAS DOWLING & PCTIGN OF ANTIOUF AND ¥ : Stow TION WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER BAT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, AND SOLD ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER WAT TEN O'CLOCK. PLU MAHOGANY ThO S$, HAND-OME AY, FvOE: ONE TEN- ONt PAIR OF Madb IMPORTANT SALE OF ee &E ROTSEROLD EMBRACING IN PARLOR FUXITCRE IX SEPARATE PIBORS, ELEGANT sR WOOD TABLE WITH BOXPTIAN MAKBLE T) Superior Rosewood teers, Brass Fire Troms, Fay Chairs, Ornaments. Eierant Lane, Japancee Brotha, Binck Walnat Dwarf Book Ons, handsomely Oped; French Loonees and Cones, Eneravings, Tapestry, Swiss and Madras Curis, Turkiah Carpets, Smyrne ant Brosse's Ruse, Iain Carpets, Walnut Pillar Ka- tension ‘Tables, gather-covered Dining Handsome Sideboa, China and Giamware, Table apd Bed Linen. Carved 'a:nut Chamber Suite «3 Very Massive Chev. Glass, Ebony Secretary, Wal- But, Mirrorfrout Atoire, Cherry and Ash Chamber Furniture, Antique ureau, Walnut Furniture am Separate picors, Pinetair Mattremes, Featior Pils lows and Bolsters, Toll Seta, Retrigerator, Kitcbem Reqguinites, &e.. de. On THURSDAY 1WWL. « Pesidenve 1, 18 Cont of Benetor Sawyer io) Baki Powder g OS ete ty pm - Lis PARLOR SUITE SF ps : E : ore er 3 ted 4 AUCTION SALES. TOMORKOW. DPScanson Bxo: 5 th 24 3 ‘Oth and D sts. a w. 9TH AND D 8° tetas ‘AND OY Fm u On MONDAY ERNOON, L. FIVE ‘OCLOCK. we sell‘ ont of to 29 AND 20 AND PAR’ DOWLING & BON. Auctioneers, OF THREE-STOR: c OF, THRERSTORY BRICK : ET, IMMEDIATELY NBXLVANIA AVENUE. of a decree DD streets Lak elt Be = OCTOBER EIGHTR, s,OF LOTS 23 AND offer tor'sate at put tear purposer Saen enee a ‘One-hai: cash: balance in two years’ note to o Der cenit interest. payable. semi-annually, 2nd ¢ Walnut, Oak fartains. “Fold Hartice Furhistinaynuld give thie aie their Remon, ns the Taeiare SIXTEENTA PAST FOUR 0” ven tot tmtection day prior to ale LAIMER & SLOAN, RATCUPPE. DARKE CO jucwoneern. LARGE MIOK MANSION, > AVENUE SOUTHEAST, 1) ‘Oak Dining. E: ‘Chairs, Ouk, Cherry and Ash t . Table Linen, bee be. ma tam tod fc, Hlerms tobe. a cht reserved to resell at risk afl cost of Getaulting purchancr aiter five days’ advertisement of per published In Washing: 5 BURCANSOR DROS.. a ruc RATLDFE DAME & 0. TWO TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK ES, NOS. 10 AND 12 N BTMBET NONMHE ‘1 BY AUCTION. ‘ALSO, ATHALP-PAST TWELVE, AnOt ively, with i ‘such resale in some news; IN. CARPETS, a interest from day of sale. of ‘a deed of trust on oD t of SAN) inust be paid at time of male. Terms of aale to be complied witht sale or property to be resold at cost and risk of se. chaser. Conveyancing and recording at cbaser. WOODBURY WHEELER, Trustee, SRT Ae st. ewes ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, 1 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO..Auctioncers JUNCANSON BROS., D 38 AND ORU} S20 NEW JERSEY AT TWELVE O'CLOC! BLACK GOOD CONDITION, SUITABLE FOR OR DRIVING: 1 SURREY BUSINESS AND AND SINGLE HARN. ALSO A small lot of Ladies’ and Children's Shoes. 'RUSTEP'S SALE UF VALUABLE REAL ESTA’ T ON THE POTOMAC. =i ul'sell un front of ve Temoved in ftern stom, No. HE) Net ALSO 1 NEARLY NEW IN, DOUBLE d selling champagne mist gave | aPrv iin offer for salen front IN SQUARE 618, street and running back that width to an alley and improved by two two- brick houses, contat ‘sll modern linprovements, ade known at sale. A deposit RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. RATCLIFFE, DARR & 00. ses ‘SUB LOTS 57 AND 5 Deverage had been sent, to a chemist in the | gacp jorimatice 18 faves TIMER & SLOAN, Acctiones. museum of hygiene, and he had reported that | with TRUSTERS’ SALD lector pase’ in tt as trustee, will sell at public auc- Rouse door in Vor: Tobacco, Charles OCTOBER SIXT! and THRE O'CLOCK P.M. that valuable real estate lying om the Potomac river i Charies county, about midway between Marshall Hall > streets northwest. E IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBER W YORK AVENUE NOLTH WEST. NEAR NPEOF TESTI AND FRONTING ALSO On| THU! AFTERNOON, EIGHTH. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises, ‘and roouns cuch, with county, on TUESDAY tween the hours of ONE District attorney was consulted and he advised | each house at sale, | etal, we wi and Glymont, called Par acres, wore or less. balance in equal ~ fai THIS EVENING. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers WORKS OF ART AT AUCTION. At sales room corner 10th street and Penney] MONDAY EVENING at CR. we will el» iacelabe inure, Pastelles, Water Colors, Sing them wil be found ‘indy, formerly the property the ‘late Admiral Strinclats of Drovkiyn navy yard Ivity.by Peter Paul uesena’ Sal- ‘authors of eminence. EVEnd Dav a PM and HALF-PaBt BL WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. ‘Gne-third cash om day of sale, the installments in ene and two Sears irchaver riving notes be sil irom day ot ates with sun yo be ppnow 10 wets, re ROBT part of All the title ot 1 EYSQUARE 372, Fronting 20 feet 3 incheson NEW YORK AVENUE, Laving frout also on 10th street and Satory brick dwelling with back buttdine This property ts among the situated in thectt and coverntuent departiuents. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and t years. noves to bear 6 per Cet per antiam interest and fo be secured by deed of trust Ob the property. oF cash, at option of purchaser. ‘quired at time of sale. and our (4) iu square eicat hundred m. original lot mune {im square against those pharmacies that make a practice | teen (SIM), wrnclal ae, of selling claret, which was known to bean | PAST SE jot of Paintings, ‘OMBS, Trustee, | VW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & C0., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING I cn TUESDAY, OCLoCR Pt best and inust centraily emg convenient to business cen- OT8 ON COLU! (0), ortemal IGHTS AT. AUCTION. = OCTOBER SIXT ;,We shail sel! in front of Amony them the X Adepost of 9300 re a eon &, block 24, oan . wear Dr. Hamitoond's new bo oeeton amd 13 Fine oaks om the lots; water, wos ana tewer Siiand Princeton, abowi ial ot sx (G) a aquare obs Tot'eventeen (1s Purchaser. ‘Teriue to be couplved with i fifteen Sys Btirerwise’ rie revervind to fess wil be continu | seventy-six (nats 3 rt he the report was accepted without a dissenting | A." fme-third in one Your and TOMORROW. LLATRIER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, LARGE SALE OF HOU AT OUK AU secured by deed of trast on On each Jot at time of sale, mean? WALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Aucta, Real Estate Auctioneer, rh on erty sow as mache sold. 3100do: approved by tue tourt. Centum per ant ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FUENI- QCPMGHT PIANO, MIKKORS, CAK By virtie of « chattel deed of trust duly recorded in $, (0lt0 400 et seq., one of the ¢ District of Columbia, and at the request ‘secured thereby, Iw: Within the sales ‘room of “Hatch, Darr & 7; On SATURDAY, “THE KR INOL at TEN O'CLOC Handsome Furniture mentioned in schedule comprinitiy fu pratt ns “ARLOK SUITES, : AIK, ENGKAVINGS, MANTEL AND PIEK MIRKORS Payable sentanntaily. fom te "))HOMAS E. WAGGAMA’ OF Purchasers tna) at bis BHOLD FURNITURE A deponit of at sant ‘will be rayuired AU copveyancims at the cost of the pur: 91 O ee ANDY FOCR FEET FOUR INCHES. hos ‘ i ried VEN FRENCH PLATE, 11 evidence in hand she, withed to introduce » | °EYRN .RENOH, FLAT ONE SUPERB COUCH, U PORTED KRUG, ELEG. R FINE PARLOK SUITES, STERED IN 1M of male to be complied with in Sifteen days sperty will be resoid et the Fink and cust of the defeuitig pUrclorer ED E. AND HANDSOME — DWELLI NORTH SIDE OF B STh TWEEN DELAWARE pats 1 4 Lott. aw BER FURNITUREIN SUIT! PIECES, MIRKOR-FRONT WARDKOBE. FOLD- . FINE HAIK MATTRES! RUSSELS AND OME CARP! RUGS, OAK EXTe . T EXTEN: AND SEPARATE Virtue of two deeds of trust, recorded in Isher No, solos 70 and 7, of the land records ot the Dis: trict of Columbia, and at the request of the parties fub.ic auction, ih rout . OCTOBER SIXTH, the iolowing de: scribed lote: First, part of square O86. Beginning ior ‘8 point on the north line of Betreet distant 127 tet west Irom the southeast cormer of said square, thenge west with said street Rorth 131 fect to an alley iu ieet wide, asshown on a plat recorded in the office of tue surveyor or the said age 17, thence east on said alley thence south 131 feet to the provements above iinediately thereafter, part of said suuare GS.” Beginning fo north line of B street, distant 151 feet 4 inches west from thesoutheast corer of said square, thence west with said stroet 24 feet 4 inches, thence north 11 feet TOanallby 10 feet witle, as shown on a piat recorded i rot said District in book 27, thence east aiony said alley 24 feet 4.1 nd thence sonth 131 1eet to the with the improvements above stat ‘Terms: (ue third cash, of wuich $200 must be de- Posited on each lot at the time 0. wale, and the balsnce in three equal instal. ments in one, Seas, jor which motes of purchaser,” bearinsr interest from day of seie, and secured by deed of trust on prop- erty sold, will be taken, of ail cash, at option of pur. If terme ‘are hot complied wit! of sale the property wi'l be resold a faulting purchaser, after eight da fisewent in the Evening Star. Ali conveyancing Fecording Will be ut purchaser's cost THOS. FE. 'WAG FFICE OF DUGAN & BUTLER, BuO hns, VALUABLE BUULDING SITE ON TRE NORTH SIDE OF FLOKIDA AVENUE | ET“ EEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH Sih thereby secured, LN, E, KITCHEN REQUI- TES, &e.. &e. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SIXTH, O'CLOCK, we shall sell WALNUT AND OAK MIRROR-FRONT FOLDIN BES. COUCHES, 7 1891. commencing at within and in front of our auction rooms Collection of household woods. LATBIER & SLOAN, 140y) Sowrn Wess SEPTEMBER Es TWENTY-NINTH, | for sate, an trout of th TOILET WARE, SYii HALL PIECE,” ) r BUAERDS, EXTENSION TABLES, DINING CHALLS, Ch AAND GLASS WARE, P "ET, BODY, TAPESTRY AN RUGS. KITCHEN KE THIS SALE SHOU. TION OF PARTIES REFURNISHING NDSOME MODERN FURNITURS ‘CASH. JOHN J. JOHNSON. Trustee. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., feet 4 inches, thence District in book Lis. 24 tect 4 inches, an ‘nz, with the tin) PLATED WARE. Mo" 'D OTHER CARPETS, ND THE ATTEN. Le Droit Park, fronting 8.40 feet on Florideave, verage depth of no waste #rou deed ot trust for @1,2u + tobe paid th éask, or OF CROCKERY WARE, PEISING SIX HOGSHPAI OCTOBEK SIXTH, LOOK, within our auction rooms, ‘we 11 Sell an assorted Consucnment of superior Crockery LATIMER & SLOA’ RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. REGULAR TUESDAY'S SALE. LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED MODEKN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LORS, CHAMBERS, LOOMS, ter It the terms of sale tied with sh Btteon days from the day of ese4 The property at Ube Fimk haaser after Live daye' ad soe Dewspaper pub All conveyeberiug etd, ‘archas@r: LUPE Daxe « co. the oftice of the F i JPONCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LoT ON XN BRTWE! AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STLELTS SOUTH. WEST. ALSO BRIGK DWELLING AND LOT ROOF SEVENTH AND L STREETS AST, ALSO BRICK NT! STREETS SOUTHEAST; ING AND LOT ON SIXTH AND | SEVENTH STREET: EAST, ALSO TWO-STORY BKICK DW: AND ToT ON TH STREET, BELWEEN AND I NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ‘onthe id day of July, 0. 13,004, we Will sell at puo- two and thfee 18 POSTPONED ON Ac. ain anti WEDNESDAY, SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1801, sane hour and piace. BATCLIFER, DAKK & 00 THY ABOVE SALT SUITABLE FOR PAR LIBRARY AND DININ TOGETHER WITH T ET, BODY, TAPESTRY, AND OTHER CARPETS, GS. AKT BQUAHES, &e. DWELLING AND N ALSO BRICK DWEL STREET BETWE RATCuEPE, Dann & 60. a 120 PR. aren w. NTIRE CONTERTS OF TABLISHMENT, ONS, HARNESS. fe. KSTREET NOKTHWEST AND AT LANDOVER, NeCAMAS. Trusteos, THOs, E, WAGGAMAN, Auct. FUTURE Days. WLING & SON, Auctioncers, Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street, TWELVE CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS. FALL SALF. RECEIVER'S SALE OF District of Columbia, IML, in equity cause Hie auction, in front of the DAY. OCTOBE BALF-PaST POUR 0 ‘one hundred and fifty-five (155), in the suds square numbered five hundred ‘and forty six |>46 the city of Washincton, in the District of Columbia, improved by a two-story brick mourc. ide of N street between Third and Four- streets southwest THE SAME DAY, at QUARTE ‘CLOCK P. M., partof’ 20 a ON TUESDAY Mt ‘OCTOBER SIXTH, (LOCK, By virtue of & decree of the Supreme Cour: of ‘Coltubia passed in equity cause No. LE mn, sptomas do, THE NINTH, 1801 RATCLIFFE, DAkit & CO., ‘Lock hus iscoupiainant and Prank © Hendaut, Use Wudersiahed receiver i ward IL Proceed tO sell by auction op the abowe SB WEDNESL "[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers SPECIAL SALE OF SEVE: ON TUESDAY, ELEVEN O'CLOCK, IN’ Fi iS, PA. AVE. AND 1ITHST.. WE WILL SELL BEVENTEEN HOKSES. ING OF GOOD YOUNG, SOU KEN TO SING: CATALOGBE OF A FINE ASSORTMLNI OF THE MOST EX- ISITE HARLEM Sho eaten SSS fo ee hy pistion Toots WEDNES- TEEN YOUNG HORSES on the cout ‘A. 3. the entire conten of Double and Si Early Single and ‘Snowdrors, &e.. assortment of Hous: ull be soud im lots to sult. also ‘ Bd om THURSDAY. LHE Beles BER, Ul ot nd Decorative Plants, ered east hupaeed eed juare puubered exght hundsed aw yin said city of Washonston, besinntnst for the same at the northeast commer of squuure and ruts Ring thence south 49 feet: thence West wil feet thence Rorth 45 feet, and thence east to thet samme being Imuproved by atwo-story Urick southwest corner or stir aud 1. streets southeast ALSO Another part of lot numbered twenty-three (2 square numbered eight hundred and eichty two (SR). 10D. beginnins for the same st the: jot and running thence norch [3 feet, thence west 49 feet, thence south 13 feet and thetice east to the becuining: the same being to- ya two-story Unick house, on the west side of ‘A streets southeast. twenty-two (2), in square eight hundred and eighty -two (NK2), ip said gity of Wastuuxton. berinning fort ‘northeast, ing thence west 40 feet : thence south, thence east 3] feet ; thence north IS tet, and thence north 71 feet to the beyintin De schd at out ER SEVENTES M. THOMAS DOWLIN LATER & stoan, 1908. HALY-PAST TWEL‘E for wale at the ste® WORKERS AND } 2 AND GENTLE Ss, NOME OF WHICH ARE SPEEDY. A © COLLECTION OF GOOD ROADSTERS, ol-4t_ THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES 8 JOBN-ON, Auctioneer, bic auction at the store of H. K. FU Jzis Pennsylvania avenue, couse! OCTOBLE SIXTH, et TEN O'G! sale will include all goods in his stock ue twelve months Md. Silver and Metal-cased Watch Lockets, Scart Pius, Studs, “Cutt juttons, Lace Pins, Goid and Set Hinze, Stiver Spoon Snuff and Match Boxes, Dia: Precio Stones, loose and 1G & SON, Aucts, + COAL (ABOUT 20 TONS), PLOWS, i, as prescribed by t Parnes desiring to attend the ea: take the 11s) train, returning G st.. near U.S. Treasury. LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY im the city of Wasi southeast corner of, INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, REMINGTON MACHINES FRO. E FOR A SHORT _LEGAL NOTI N THE SUPKEME ‘The Standart Sewin B. Adaius, assiynee of Equity docker Si. EMBRACING FIFTY TIONAL TYPEWRITING. THE CENSUS OFFICE UN U ‘street between L ‘Also all of Jot numt THE DISTRICT eons, ‘Faring, Bracsleta, Plain Forks, Ladies, son, Pearle adobe? ee Sele will cousin i O'CLOCK “and evenings st SE" all the lots are sold chet holders please take notice. same on L. strat ALSO CARPETS, MATTING. “OFFICE FURNITURE, FILE CASES AND OTHER PROPERTY, CON: DEMNED AS UNFI1 FOR USE. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SEV- H. i801, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we shall sell in the tu and G street yards of the Interior iuent a large collection of condemmed rer of the Secretary: 2bdts LATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctioneers. RATCLIFFE, DaRR & co. 20 feet; thence east Proceed to eee EDNESDAY, 2 eK IN, wt EVEN the “Uuted States All persons hating cals 2 Holister oF the ae southeast. i AND OS SATURDAY, OCTOBER TENTH, 1801, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCE P. M.. jot nuinbered twenty-four (24), in Lancl H. K. , Pawnbroker. F. WARREN JOHNSON 9029-6" LATER EBLOAN, Auctioneers. VALUABLE PROPERTY 1 AT aw sxaipst the said Jou ified to presnt the Same with thelr pre three (033), in said city of Washinxton, the sane veing | “us, 9nd Place named. improved by a two-ste 9th street between H GEORGETOWN, D. c., On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIXTH, M01, at HALE-PAST FIVE OULOGK, ou the pron LOT 217, SQUARE 108, he south side of ga 3Hth streets, aiid sewerage and water 4B one of the most rap- vash, balance in two years, with notes bearme interest, and secured by a.deed of trust. All conveyancing and recordiug at pt deposit required at the time of male. 920 Pa. ave. nw. TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK NO. WOU A STREET SOUTHEAS:, BY ON, OCTOBER TWELFTH. . We will sell in front of the the EAST 16 FEET FRONT OF SQUARE 870, depth of 88.4 inches toa wide alley, im- ‘a substantial Z-room 2-story and brick House, with 2-story frame Stable im the rear. ‘This sale presents an e.eant opportuuit, ment or to secure a home, be cars, the United States Capit pain. ‘Terms of sale: One-third and two years, with interest at t annuum, payable seui-annuaily, by deed of trust ou the premises Purchaser's option. of terms of sale to be complied with ‘otherwise the right to resell the erty at the risk and cost of the detaulting purch: Feverved. All conveyancing and recording at the pur- RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. MEDICAL, &c. NE TREATMENT FREE.—FOR FIVE MC Vast the adveruser Las been and will cv eS ientife inmeage Creatinent free te ciewul Has mow added Vapor, Sea mail, Tsatin, and has every nid ih wore pretentious sanitariums No J reativent for physicians « specialty. physicians wolscited. HH atid inspect tue pre Inives aud iethuds OF send postal tor tree treatueut a Having 15 ovine desiravie pe are bourued and treatedss ome of te fetus. Stent Fecel ves Persona! attention of the advor User. no assistants being euuploy ed. I streets northeast. years, with in- by deed of ‘trust on 1 cash, at purchaser's option. required at time of sale. It terms of sale are: the property will be re- Strate Lin metuod. between 2d Gatreet | vn ok a biectric and Aromatic Bran This properti main Jahd und. idly improving sections. paid tor "and is: dbedieanes Used. Chronic cases bafting the skill c ear tre ines otatut Oper coat iO per cent ecured shaser’s cost. @10U LATIMER-& SLOAN, ‘Auctioneers, ‘PHOMAS DOWLING & BON, A ‘Cor, Penna. ave. and TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED YROVERTY IN ‘PART OF MOUN® PLEASANT. AND PLEASANT PLAINS.” By virtto of a certain deed of Liber 1884, follo'109 et seq., one of the land Of the District of Columbia, and at the req thereby, we \ill offer for sale, +» D-»- 1801, at part pe Band so in block mum one, nd Brown's recorded subudivision of parts of Due-tufrd im czsh, balance in one and two ally, secured by deed of trust on t! j. at option af purchaser. ‘be complied with in ten daj Property will be reso.d at risk and purchaser, after five days’ readvorti CABLE RESIDENCE WEST SECEI BRICK DWELLI No, 1802 M STREET NOKTH- on TRUSTEES Avan PROPERTY WN FHE OF THE CITy, THREE-STOR} AS PREMISES io EDI. BROTHERS, wos 3, stupared before me and made oath thet he mpectalint th tuiecity all diseases of mew and furnist, medicine, oF DO charge , couPU!tauon aud advice free at any bour of the aay. wwe by Dr. BROTHERS. SAMUEL C. MILL, a: PULe an and 20F the District of Columbia, thin i ~<A will guarantee a cure ib da} recorded in | chaser's cost. records DEXCANSON BROS., 4: ‘bth and D streets northwest. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPHOVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, BEING PRE! NOS, 1120 ELEVENTH ST! AND 1106 TENTH STREEs NORTHWEST. decree of the Supreine Court of the Rae Peed dant aaa of the ive premises, on the ry T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED Dr. BROTHERS i the oldest estavlished adverts ing ladies’ physician tn the city gi year Fxpenence MW ANBOOD KESTOKED bi UsiNG A BOTTLE of two of Dr. BROTHERS’ i. vucorati Will cure any case of nervous weldliity. aw verty in the District jenunibered twelve, i'premisce Known. and distiasished se and ani = (20) feet and one-balt 4) North Mt serect tered twenty-five (25), ‘bundred and forty (4). towetber with, thereon. ‘sale: One-balf cash: balance in three te respactively ih one (1), two (2) cud it ISES KNOWN AS. ET NORTHWEST OO deposit at time i. MULLER, 1027 0TH ST, N.W.. TREATS ALL 100 deport at time ot chron affectious of the sys. wai, tarven, iunae strictures apd urinary diseases.” Ofkce ‘sm. and 410 7p. VOlp YEAS OF SUEFE, i. Theei, K P.M. Th AY OF OCTOBER A. D., 1801, the north tweut; ) feet front of orixinal Lot tem (19) thereof (6 feet J inch), in square: bx Urick dwelling Lotise known as No. 1120 ith at. west. ‘And immediately thereafter the north, (2), sn Davidson's subdivision of sq. for the same at a point on 10th street the soutbeast corner of said thence north on the tine of 108 NG BY _OuNSULE™ | Sis North #th st.» Hl phia. Tbe only German-American specialist to tions of both sczen,” Send jor bpox -"fruth.* a Muscks apd their “Bowne Cure” swindle, de. |). Lone, se X. 357H ST. PHULADI ‘experience. (eealed) comtauuins 14 partic wars for BO! free oi charge. Houre 0 Wo +0 te ¥ evenings PROFESSIONAL _ CAND KEADEM AND TRANCE ‘cradie MER & SLOAN, at ‘Cure all effects of ‘Rear U. S. Treasury. of lot one Jats began ‘Toleet north irom FINE TWO-STORY DOUBLE RESIDENCE ‘WITH MANSARD ROOF, ‘NO. 5331 0 ST., GEORGETOWN, D. ©., AT AUCTION. ‘ERNOON, OCTOBER VE QULOCR. te front of the prea, it M* FRANCIS. “PFUHL, SCIENTIFIO AND SPIRITUAL in i if $ ils M EAPEAL, THE Bi. > gp PE ye pane nore Td tm ELL. CLamny ‘apd i 8 a ‘bea Pall to woe aie Say sts OVANT ADD TEST i given r a ente to be comphed with im LATIMER & SLOAN. cored without cuttings ‘Giecence of ‘cea fre. bye. WAlDOR. ‘<2 room. Hours: 9t0 12, 3 to Sand vt! Fs Tore 2 OF BRICK aN STREETS 500” A. earney today Judge Cox granted a divoree | !°%, oer areal a, dom