Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1891, Page 6

TALKING OF ROME. METHODIST FEDERATION. A Report Which Provoked a Spirited Debate Im the Conference Toduy—Various Papers on the Subject of Komanism Keud at the Morn- ing Session. ‘The eighth day of he ecamenical conference began at 10 o'clock this morning with Rev. James Donnelly of Newry, Inginnd, Irish Meth- dist churcix, in the chair as presiding oflicer. The devotional exercises were conducted by Bev. RB. Crawford Jonson. ‘The subject assigned for the morning service today was “Remanism,” with an essay on “The Present Position of Romanism,” by Kev. M. T. United Methodist Free chureb, “Homanism as a Political Power,” by Rev. K.L. Fiske, D.D., M-E. church, and “Romanism as a Religious Power,” by Kev. Wm. Nicholas, M. A, D. D., Irish Methodist eburch. Dr. Byekman, one of the cccreiaries, read the tof the proceedings of yesterdny, wicks Seoretary Ring off the basiness coasnat tee reported a number of resolutions and mo- tions, one of which had reference to the ap- Ointment of the présiding officers for several sessions of tho conference to come. ‘The appointments were as follows: Ninth day, first session, Kev. F.W. Bourne, Bible Christian church; second session, Bishop W W. Duncan, M. FE. church south; third session: Kev. Wm. Morley, Australasian Methodist eburch. ‘Tenth day, first session, Rev. W. S. Griffith, Methodist church in Canada. Eleventh dav, firs: session, Wm. Marsden, Wesleyan Reform Union: second session, Bishop John F. Hurst, Methodist Episcopal church. ‘The announcement of the presiding officers brought that irvepressible member of parlia- mont, Hon. J. W. Parmer-Atkinson, to his fect to remark that it would be a mighty clever idea to appoint some laymen as chairmen. As for himself he would like to haveachance to knock ent a few American bishops, and if he couldn't do it from the chair he would be very likely to do it from the tloor of the house. When his attention was called to the fact that one such appointment had been made he asked what such a smali amount of leavencould do in such a mass of bread. PROPOSED METHODIST FEDERATION. Dr. Stephenson was then called upon to rep- resent the business committee, to speak on be- half of the resolutions embodied in its report calied forth in answer to a memorial on Mothodist federat The report, as lr. Ste- axon read it, was somewhat chan ce ts first appearance in the conference and read as follows: First. That the conference recognizes, with gratitude to God, the growing desire for closer | Union amongs: ‘the evangelical churches of | Christendom, aud especially ievont thankfuiness the extension amongst the various Netuod Second. The con may not be com different Metioc of the | concerted action upon many questions woul be greatly to the a of the king- dom of God. The ce woud sug- gest that such concerted action mi be possible and useful im the following great provinces of the liethouisé worid, viz: (a) Great Britain, including its affiliated con- ferences ani misdions; (b) the United States, ineluding its missions and mission conferences: (€) Anstralasic, with Polynesia and its other Inissions; (d) Canada, with its missions. —@ ‘Third. This conference, therefore, respect- fally requests the assembly to consider relies represented in this whether such concerted action be possible. and if so, by what means and | in what way, and directs the secretaries to Zor- ward a copy of this resolution to the se bishop or president of every conference repre sented here. & NOISY DEATE. The debate that ensued ou those resolutions was the liveliest and noisiest incident that has as yet marked if no: marred the dcliberations of the conference. It lasted for more than ROMANISM AS A POLITICAL POWER. Rev. R. L. Fiske, D. D., Methodist Episcopal ureh, of Albion, Mich., followed Mr. Myers ayaper on the subject of “Romanism asa | of the Catholic church asa said Dr. Fiske in the course isin adelress, “grows out of two facte: First, Ly the denial of the right of private by suppression of free thought, does siseience in the keeping of the indi- vidoal, but organically holds it in her own ate for themselves so that there may be lightened conscience, but to shut their i listen to Ler voige of authority. — Io- | necniam attempte to rule'the world by tight of | dictation to the individual, This sweeps pri- vate judgment out of the field of government and ensinves the conscience. So long aa the Catholic popuiation accepts with implicit faith instructions emanating from Rome in place of personal opiniors intelligently formed the power of the church is nearly absolute. “Second. Thie efficiency grows out of the extraordinary centralization of power in the temporal head of the church. - Eeclesiasticully the popo is the church. He does not share su- reme authority with any other individual. ‘adivided authority 1 despotism; divided re- JNO. C. DANCY. sponsibility is demoeratic in its tendeney. Noth- ing else on the face of the earth is so absolute as Romanism. The word pope contains it all. The entire priesthood is directly bound to him, but separated by celibacy and prerogative from the’common life of the mass of the people, yet reaching and controlling ull the interests of the Catholic public through an assumed divine commission at the confessional. “Along the priestly channels a papal act is speedily executed, and, if desired, in pro- fount secrecy. ‘Thus one will is’ omnipo- tent over more than 200,000,000 of hu- man beings and all these hearts beat under the impulse of an ambition as relentless as fate. Hence, with supreme ease and rexistless might Rome is able to handlepolitical forces. Does Komanism politically change for the At the center, no: at the circumfer- In 1870 the Vatican council voted the dogma of papal infaliibility and Pius IX proclsimed it to the world. Though thix dogma Was cantiously worded to embrace ‘matters of faith and morals,” the word morals may be made tocover all the relations of man #ith man and has been thus construed, hence embracing the whole ain of lation. This degree of infailibility fathers all the papal usurpations occurring in the lifetime of the church. Thus Listoricaily the papacy is one. The pope is us exger for temporal power as he ever was. He yshe ix a prisoner soleiy as a ground for need of a tempora! sovercignty. But the political vitality of Romanism is becoming depleted. In A erica certainly | there are resistless forces of disintegration at work. The church in her ti fers at every point of contact with our civiliza- tion. The energy and drift of thought are too much for her, for nothing can withstand the march of rational thought. To maintain her influence every ecelesias- tical Lody must confine her operations to spiritual affairs. Political rights are priestly they are mauhood rights. All the civil of a community belong to individuals as individuals. The time is drawing near when the world will understand this great truth that power does not grow out of office. It does not descend to the people, but it rises out of the nature and ‘interests of in- dividual human lives. The spirit of inde) endent manhood is taking possession of all these lands and the people will scorn eccles- tustical dictation. There are intelligent Lolics in this country,like Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Ireland, who plainly see that if the church is to flourish and get the most out of the times as they sweep onward she ional life suf- and three-fourths of an hour and in its course Mr Farmer-Atkinson managed to get off one of his charactermtic addresees, but Le was cast in the shade by Kev. A. B. Leonard, who was to the chairman of the sess1on very much as Mr. Bynum was to Speaker liecd. Dr. Leonard took exception to a ruling of the chair. would not be downed “Mr. a “* shouted the New York vain attempt tobe recognized. He kept it up with such pertinacity that ther® were many cries for suspension. Rev. Hugh i’ice Hughes made an ent appeal for order, begging that in the deliberations of such a diguitied body no one man should so comport hiu.selt as to bring the conference into contempt. Dr. Leonard would not be repressed, uvtwithstand- ing the chair called him out of order and de- ¢ided that Dr. King had the floor. Dr. Leon- ard kept shouting to the chair in his demand for recognition the rest of the dele- gates kept shouting for the chair and for order. ‘There is no telling how this decidedly — breezy t to say disorderly incident wou!d have ended had not Dr. King got the chance to make limseit bear 1 long enough to move that the vote on the first section of the report be postyoned until to- morrow morning. First there were two votes by yeasand nays, but the cheir could not de- , and a standing voie was required ‘The motion was carried by « suuil majority sud Rev. M.T. Myers was introduced to de- liver an essay upon the subject “lhe Present Bomanism.”” Position of In the course of his paper Mr. Myers said that it was the boast of the church of Rome that she nover changes. Though there been times when she ds: not hesitate to dev from her trod: r ints by which she has The first of these. Mir. M is her uniform opposition tion of the Holy Scriptures. This is one of ti ebief points wiierein she differ estant church. The second of these is her set purpose and the methods of propagating her own interests. ‘Two very different causes have ¢ to her present con:itio:.—the French revolu- tion and the rise of Methodism and simi! ligions. Rev. Mr. Myers outlin rian movement at Oxford, and doctrine of the church of iugland now works im the interest of an advanced sacer- vere s to the free circnia- buted of the four classes of people, upper, jilled artisons and workmen, residuum, Mr. Myers while, as to the last, Hom them im by thousand. As to especialiy, she for tue most part are not skeptical despise — priest- of the churches have shown in this class of people that holds the destiny of the nation its hands. The preacher is more likely to am the carri:ge of the rich than among the homes of the poor. The children of this classare brought up under the influence of the Sunday schools of tie ind, but when they arrive at years matarity they sre let to go thelr own way alone az te clergy pass them as though they were cirsid of sviling their from contact. It is only of Inte veurs that the though th great fact has properly recognized that the ehiet bul- wark of a natioa is Cie condition of its people. r than the must not waste her energies in an unequal fight with our enlightened and pro- gressive civilization, but that she must clasp hands with it and make it her ally. In the subjective freedom of the individual life they find the energies that must be relied upon to build for the ages.” G S - Ya. REV. WM. NICHOLAS, M. A., DD. The last speaker of the morning was Rev. Wm. Nicholas, M.A., D.D., who spoke upon “R gious Power.” He pre- Romanism as a FE | faced his address with the remark that in Rome there are good and truth. Rome he character- ized as a religious power, but a power in whose teachings, moral and intellectual, are many aad gross corruptions. He attacked the ritual of Rome as well as its sof papal infallibility of confession, the assumption of the virgin, the exaltation of tne power of the priest and’ the pope, whom the «peaker said he had heard an archbishop refer toas the representative on earth of the power of God in heaven. In the centuries of s history, Dr. Nicholas said, Rome had ac- complished much good, but on the whole her existence had resulted in much greater evil. The debate upon the resolutions during the business hour bad taken so much time that there was no time left for supplementary speeches at the conclusion of the regular pro- gram, and after Dr. Nicholas’ address was fin- ished the conference adjowrned with the dox- and the benediction, which was pro- nounced by Bishop Hurst. THE AFTERNOON SESSION. The subject of the afternoon session, which began at 2:30 o'clock, was “Temperance.” The essay was delivered by Rev. R. H. Mahon, D! D., of the M. E. church south. The uddresses were by Thomas Worthington esq., Independent iethodist and Free Gospel church; Rev. C. H. Phillips, D. D., Colored M. E. church in Amer- and Rev. 8. Antliif, D. D., of the Primitive Methodist church. The trustees of the American University issued invitations to the delegates to a re- ception given in their honor in the parlors of the Arlit.gton this evening. Owing tothe large number of delegates and the limited quarters ladies have not been invited. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, COMMISSIONER ROSKELL SWORS IX. Secretary ‘Tindall went to Capt. Rossell's room this morning and administered to that officer the oath of office as Engineer Commis- siouer of the District. Immediately thereafter Rossell took possession of the front room adjoining the board room, which is used by the Exgincer Commissioner as au office. LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS. ‘The following applications for liquor licenses | were handed to the Commissioners today for action: Edward Abuer, 415 East Capitol street; dienry Brock, 117 B street southeast; Millard F. Coxen, 721 Sth street southeast; George A. Davidson, 301 14th street northwest; Fred’k M. Herrmann, 520 8th street southeast; George W. Mevers, 312 1334 street northwest; Bernard A. MeDonneil, 1102 Sth strect southeast; Frank J. Nolte, 713 Sth street southeast; Dennis M. Pumphrey, 315 Q street northwest; William H. Kose, Hurrison street, Anacostia; James Bich- 218 12th street northwest; €35 L strect northwest; Martin der, 1100 bth street southeast. BUILDING PELMITS have Leon issued as follows: M. Fenwick, pri- vate stable rear of 320 D street northeast; €850. I. Hurley, one brick dwelling, 1505 M_ street northwest; #3.500. Wright & Stockett, six brick dwellings, 702 to 712 F street northeast; $12,000. J.T. Loveless & Co., three bricic di 657 > toppling down the latter is founded oa sand. Gen. the few years of his work, Mr. Mycrs de- has won more iolio among the to 661 C street southeast; $7,000. —_—_— Kange of the Thermometer. ‘The following wero the readings ut the of the weather bureau today: 3a. m., 50; 2pm, 56; maximum, 38: minimum. 50. - E- ASHINGTON. D.C. EVENING STAR: Government = SE z eis LATISS ooo er: SEE US razwcey. Baking Powder cnotee WrActxB, Fog AND nanctoscs Tests. TOM We r OCTOBER SIXTFENTE, et, se Pw PLWH CLOCK, a our aut on room find wwe shail sell 8 choive © vate Bulvs, diner’ fa ie maar reread LO: AU O FUTURE DAYS, DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers. ALE OF HOUSEBOLD. Ts. AT OUR AUCTION BOL TAA VENT! VENT An Excellent Parade, Which ig Reviewed by the President. This was red letter day in the history of the local fire depart mont. Hiaded by @ band of mnsic and glist- ening in the sunlight the entire department paraded to the delight of thousands of people LATOIER © SLOAN, Anctioncers, TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, U0 Of « deca pamsea tugeeme Comm ¢ Dis rict of Colwhina.s bn eg rit oe he Ww RY AND_ BASE ‘gusugnuent tice from Hollam. AN, Auctioneers. BROS., Auctioneers, : ~ |ARBLE-TOP "TABLES, WAL- A Or S1UE CHAMBER SETS. Mak ia 8, MA. | and our (4)tm squareeicnt 3 310) ‘a Wot mitae 4 om TRESSES, WALNUT EXTENSION T. ‘ BLE TOP’ WALNUT SIDEBOARD. Dt t~ cian USSELS AND OLHEL CARPETS, Hoc Kitce NITED STATES and Canadian Government ten ‘ortcinal lot» 8, BI i RERY, GLASS WARE. EX UTE. erty’at thet of the defaulting purcuaser | On FAIDAY MOKNIAG, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH, Bese avs, Mabe saver etna of suck page eon | comiuemcing at TEN O'CLOCK, we wil ell at alvve” mublisbed in Washington, D. con- | mentioned residence the conten rt ‘and recordini at ‘of purchaser. Batted above. DUNekxson BeOS.” Oc the BATCLIF: BE, sur? ‘[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucti T a EIGHT CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS FOR SALE. CATALOGUE, OF A FINE ASSOKIMEST OF THE MOST EX- QUISITE HAKLE w FLOWER ROOTS, Cons.sting of Doubie ands nele Hyacinths, Nave! Crocus, Early Siug © and Double Due von Tol. pi Up in packaxes for -p lividual buyers, to Ve soldat our aption rooms FRIDAY, OCTUBEK “IRTERN IH, ‘commencing at EN O'CLOCK A.M. THOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioncera, perr ‘three (4. orwinal lot hve red an forty mired the brave fire laddies whose aim in life is to zave life and property at the risk of curer rannts. their own lives. The procession formed at No. 1 engine house and took up the following line of march: K street to Washington circle, around circle to the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, along Pennsylvania avenue to the President's house, where they were reviewed by the Pres- ident and the District Commissioners, thence along Pennsylvania avenue to the Peace monument, from there to 3d street and then to Massechusctts avenue, where they were dis missed. All along the line large crowds awaited thom and cheered their favorito foreman as he passed by. % bun tres », Jot $8 (0) Im equare eieht unaired @Nemt) six (S70), orfeinal lot seventeen (15) in sQuen SX Hundred and cuekt OUS), eBd all square aR nd apd twenty to (EZ). “a erins of sale” One-third of the purchase money camh, one-third in one year anf ont int in two from the day Of sale, (oe eierred payments to be se cured ob te property Suld im such msm aay approved by tos court, anu to bear mterest st ax Sentuus per ABUL. Payable sen: ABpually. frow day of sae, or the pure or purebaser ‘taay at oF their option pay’ le pUrchaee iuoney tn 6 ‘eamt each Sot will be rea — 7. ti foania at a a “Teri of, sale to be compited eS Sek Seepers eaten eo Say ews, oes 2ouN RIDOUT, “4 Dow ‘THE ABOY! E POSTPONED © CR ARTE AEE RAE THREE ees 8. MATTHEW L_APEMER & SLOAN, Auctioncors. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRO' 8 Court of : a i! "I Scinshins posses ponpertively on, tie PROERTY, Ox PirveEN Ta SUMEET Oe $22 (day (ot June, Te. "and om the Sth day of Seb | ay une Ane M STRELTS ROK? MWwhes ember. 161. ina cauie thercin pending, naiwbered iia wnade “on the iMth day of Royal Baking Powder a cream of tartar pow- der superior to all others in leavening strength, Statements by other manufacturers to the contrary have been de- elared by the official authorities falsifications of the official reports, No Roou . FOR FURTHER ARGUMENT. Our choice stock of NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS is now offered at prices which make us be- yond question the CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE Auctioneers. \CANSON BKOS., ENTIR} ARE FRONTING NEW YORK AVENUES Muah STREET Bast AND BOUND. AbouT af,v00 SQUARE Fe2T OF GROUND PRONTING O StuEET, #1881 STREET AND , BUUNDALY STREET NORTHEA! BREW BOND, CONDITION, ape ALSO ALL GOODS OF EVERY i BNOVED (BY THE) TW MONTH Wii udsas bo x oF GhOOND KNOWS AS ‘te SUBDIVisION, SITUATED premises, Fronting 21 eet inches on NEW FORK AVE. i Ha EAST. i? “ FLORIDA AVE OR BOUNDAKY 8° 4 A spiendid gquare for subdivis:on. Aso. 1 ely alter, we will sell LOTS '] and %4 ana part of LOTS 2 and 26, square These lots front 100" FEET ON NORTH Q STKEET, FEET ON FIRST STREET EAST and 24 FEE: S INCHFS ON P 8° NORTH, and 36 FEET 2 IN x. Ror. _ocld-2t THIS [ ATBIER § SLOAN, Auctioncers PEREMPTORY SAL# OF THE ENTIRE 00! TS QU THE STATIONERY AND HOUSEPURNISH- ING ESTAULISHMENT, NO. su PU. TEENTH STbET ING LARGE AT THE WHITE HOUSE. The largest crowd as- sembled at the Presi- dent's house. Here the semi-circular drive way literally lined with spectators. Gapt.,Dins- more, who had been watching for the pro- cexsion, as Foon as he spied the bright gloam ol WAR WiLbOw WARE: SB, SLALES AND A IMENT OE SOOPS LAS DIN AN ESTABLISHMEN: IDAY, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH, 1801, at O'CLOCK A.M. at stor No. Tsim 14th street artuwest, ‘we. Will, sel tiwentire contents ae part uentioned above. are all new and A TRE ET 2 HES ON FLORIDA eee Bou nga ie Sees ae cect tere builders and others 3s called to this save Terms: One-third cash, baiauce in | and 2 years,notes to bear 6 per cent interest, payable seu.i-annuall) ud to. tsveurd iy dead of trust oh property eold,or all cash. a on square. 700.and ue of ict of OS, equity docket, the undersicned, reccivers in | District o. Colum) sadcause, willon TUESDAY, 1H TWENTY-SEV- E 271M) DAY OF OCTOBER, 18W1, at TWO INO], in the case of Jobn c. Heald. TH O'CLOCK P.M. — bert 1s.” White et al Will sell to. the atoption of purchaser. Conveyancinz, ke Ou the premines, sell” at — Muction to the bigiiest and best bidder « cheuer's coat. "A deposit of $1; forte | Bree the fire engines, ITY, quality considered. ¢200'on each of jotwin nquare LOY required at tine of erally following ‘rea! estate, situate im the county of Wash hastened to. call the gp oly og EE Feng Ee gy FHUSERS, ac, ington, District of Covumibia: and known as all of le ‘default EV! President. A moment cu OR GET 7.00 OE eee Wise right reserved to resell at Fisk and cost of NING, commencing it HALF- | Hunbered fro: two (3) to twenty-fv Y Part of Jot Davideon © ing purchaser. PAST SEVEN O'ULOC elusive, of tust subdivision of apart of Presa tr, tet nang > of Devitoen’ later he arrivedand took Fine Dress Suits at $10, 30, $13.72 and hagas DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Terus cash. Plains inade by the estate of John A. Purner, de- | Sausre aumbored twa bum ad fourt his position on the steps. 816.50. a sesd = oclz-dts" "LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. | ceased, and re oried In ber Governur Shepbert, £ | desctived a follows: Beginning for the The Commissioners’ were a trifle late, but they arrived before the parade had commenced to pass in review. Commissioner Douglass FOREMAN CLARK. stood on the I: dent's left and Commissioner Ross was on his right. JAL. of the records of the office of the surveyor of tne Disiniet of Colaubia. These o:8 will be embraced in a which will be exhibited by the Tecelvers at the tu and place of sale, winch uew subiivision will di tribute the Men's All-wool Light-weight Overcoats at @6, $7.50, ‘@9 and 810. Men's Heavy Overcoats, at 85, 86, $7.25, 88, 80.50, $10. rar’. FUTURE DAYS. ~, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. PEREMPTORY SALE, OF HORSES MARES, CAR- JJENCANSON BROS. “Auctioneers, FINE BUSINESS AND DW: iG PROPERTY, Re, 2026 FOURTEENTH STREET" NORTE On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX- TEENTH, In), at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in font of te Re EST gL, SQUARE 204. Frontins 20 feet on 14th’ strect with depth of about wilt two-story brick, 90 teet and unproved by we'l-bx contuininy flat of Ave rooms and store roou; modertt hs, weet tA feet thence worth Feet ad U thrlies to the line of 15th ‘eines wets thence north 20 feet and b inches to ‘the place of Taw east UH) feet ty the whath of however, to be sold subject to right wor of the owner or owners of tl Gae-third of ‘the purchase money Gee purchase money sa can and the Uaiamce in two equal ipstatinrents ma ue ana with interest tuts Gay of ‘ale at, Sow yet cent Per annum, rayubve ser Dually, te be encured by the prouiaesry motes of fi Durcbuser and deed of trust = Jong pants, from 14 to 18, at 5, $6, 1.75, $2, 82.25, $2.50, 82.75, ‘Children's Overcoats from €1.50 upward. Our stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods is large, at prices to suit everybody. ‘stories luzh. das tobe really city lote; “ars, 18 within 200 foet to Holinead's subdivision, im ding with great rapility ATUMDAY ” MOKNING EENTH, AT TEN O'C \U head of Horses and Mares, wine extra coud workers aud drivers, well Worthy the attention of buyers. This property ‘7th street, with the east; ‘to te west Is ‘which new houses are bul and in an increasins ratio. “ Firat enme a_ platoon SS of mounted police and B then Chief Parr convensences.. Sold subject to trust of 84,000, baan be early. completio Ct companied by at purchaser's cost. Deprsit of S200 gt bale opinion of many, add largely” to the present value of | £220 ™, ne tise Marshal Drew, — ap- i tobe complied with in ten days, ochérwise ‘iaictre- | this proverty, “Yo those wae Want to buy arae in | Tet, purchaser. peared, driving a served to re End cost of defaulting purcheser | vestwent, as well as to those who desire a Lome with | J,tue terms of sale be. not complied with in ten day Epirited bay, The first | 7H# LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., 5 aiter five days’ advertisement 1B to1ue hewapajer PaD- | the conveniences ot thee 7 yan prices, Chis | sensi; the seaports er Cheek eee ae oe piritod 2 asluangton, D.C rare. oP ity. r | orp a ttaiion followed. with | ocl0tr Corner 7th and Gata, RRA TOLEFE paras e co. auctioneers hates CARSON BUOS., Auctioneers, | Pally turmiaued Uy either of theimes,vers or by tke | 4 PURChaMer. . : is hi * parce : A. 8. WORTHINGTON, Trustes, Assisteut Chief Louis REGULAR SATUEDAY'S J oSO9508 BUS, actiongers, Suctioneer upon inquiry. 500 Sth st. a we <Xivee ta coment: EE th ‘itn and D¥trcetanorthwest. | The terms of sale. as prescribed bby th ang, ° NEAL T. MURAL, Trusice, It consisted of seven | ¢¢ WAGOSS, HAL TRUSTEES SALE OF OME TENEANTeeEss ork dite 13 $y st. aw $ OF ONE-TEN ST IN - es. manned by!“ Berorz M. Your Fax P, : RE VAKKC* CORSEI UL WaASHtnGTOs ree “ATIMEH & SLOAN, Auctioneer, ‘the following men os Teele — D'SIREETS, WEST WASHINGTON from day of ale. cack, bearins itereat iro ea L 1409 G wt, bear United States Treasury, Engine Company,No. : BY Yirtue of a deed of recorded Payable sei-annually, ali se-ured to the satistaction | VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY AND a\ 1, Foreman Chas. 8. oF No. Tis fous Wet seq une of theta tecmioter | OF the ald receivers” ‘A‘depunitof C250 wit bee | BIICR MRD ERG SEU a Ne AEE Boss: Engine Company, the District of Conmmbts, and at toe written request of | @Uited on each lot at the time of sale. All couy: JERSEY AVENUE, NEAR THE COAST BURVEE No. 3, Acting Fe , | FURNITURE, CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISH- the holder of note, we. will offer for sale at pub- | 20 and rerordine at purchaser's cost. Resa OFECE tae eee NE OCe Hic auction” ou TUESDAY, the THINTEES TH | andcost of detaulting purchaser =) oa ¢. :B. Clark; Engine IxG Goops Aue tee eee cours wan DAY OF OCTOBER, A.” D."° 1801, at FIVE Ou WEDNESDAY “AFTEEKNOON, OCTOBER Company, No. 5, Fore- Sree ats org O'CLOCK P.M, in "front of “the. premises, a TWENTA-FIRS 1, 1802. at FIVE O'CLOCK, in treat = +e : READ THESE PRICES, vibe 5 one-fenth interest m ant to the loteand parcela of the premiers, we sail sell part of Lot, in squere man J.D, Kurtz:Engine IOMSLS AWATIING SALE. Sround in aguas asd bemsety eee eae coutaihing 3,070 square fet, Tubiing beck tes Compan Foreman F. J. Wagner; | Then call at our store aud examine coods,on which we TGLIN EE! Dees OF SALE, | tuotly “levers Grove,” and particularly described in turovewments, which, vonsist Of Chemical’ Company, No. 1, Hostler Wm. Dole- | guarantee you a saving of from 15 to 25 per cent: LENE. DARE & CO., Aucte._ | tiie deci froin Heury D. Cooke and wie to Manion three-story and atic Urich dwelling, contaimnn » No. 1, fooms, with aodern “improvementa, being ‘Track 3 pate Foreman John cpr ie sl rope we ero SALE OF IMPROVED REAL > 3 - ~ Bed Room Suites. 3 pieces, any finish. Parlor Suites in Hair, Cloth or Plush. Our €37 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suites best them all. INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES : LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE. SMITH'’S CREDIT HOUSE, Jersey avepue southeast. ferme OneShird. casi. balance in one and two rears, with Dotes bearinc interest api secured. DPS souveyancits and focorditw st pure 400 “deposit required at te cue gf LATIMER & SOAR, Auctioneer, Truck C Company, Foreman A. J. Tish folio 245, aimonethe laud reconta of the Dis- STEER, Pieaen niet of Columbia, and to which referetce is herety made for full deseription, and which were known as ‘ctw to LSinclumve and It to “4 inclusive Belle Subdivision aud uow included in Ashford and Ridot Erustees, subdivinon of lots im square Tif Cooke bark: Terms of sale: Soid subject to one-tenth of am ineum- brance of $10,000, due daunary 2 iN, one-half cna, balance in one year, note to bear 6 per cent interest, Payable somicedsually. and to be secured uy" deed ot Teper ide opal cast, at option of Par A deposit of $200 required time of sale. SPECIAL CARPET SALE. SALURDAY aMOKNING, RS TEEN rH, CLOCK, ‘The second battalion followed commanded by Assistant Chief Wm. T. Belt, with five com- panies as follows, headed by the Third Artillery band: Engine company No. 3, foroman—Joseph 0. Guy; engine company No. 4, foreman—Wm. T. Sorrell; engine company No. 6, foreman—J. N. Lenman; engine company No. 8, foreman— Erict of Columbia. passed on tember, A. D. INGI, in equity cause No. 12506, wherein Lydia B O'Neil: se couplainant and Joseph HM. Cross ct ‘al, ere defendants, the undersigued or oy eange “ ear 4 lance axsortien MOQUET, VELVEL, LODY BRUSSELS, ‘TAPES- THY, INGRAIN AND UTHEM CAKFETS, All carnets will be. displayed on the first floor of our Saves Tous wud chairs provided tor ladiet, Whi ae ‘SLOAN. Auctioneer, 14006 st.. near U.S. Treasury, trustes will ofler for sale at puuiic suction. th trunt of the prem ines.cu TUESDAY APTERS ON, UCTOBER TWENTY SEVENTH, A-D. ISOLATE: Dietrctot Colubbts: kuown and dawincuiened ae pert ‘of Columita: known ‘atte a gfict numbered egitim square uuubered Ave | THE ELEGANT HAVILAND DINNER SERVIC, Lease trust on. r. Bi daily invited to attend. = vel ee Ine md fitty-cight (ood), Leximuing at a point on | MAGNIFICENT SET OF CUT GLASS WARE, Freucia Lawes truck company A, foreman—S. 462 PA. AVE. N.W., NEAB 4% 8T. BS KAICLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, sennplie aa: Beat pect rustees reserve | $e north ine of said square, twenty-seven (Z:) teat LOT FINE WINES, AND OTHER The horses had been groomed until they - looked as slick as glass, and the fire apparatus was as bright as polished silver. All were hand- somely decorated with flags and flowers and the men looked like they had ‘just come out of a band box. The Presiden: was greatly pleased with the display, and intently scrutinized the apparatus as it passed by. He took more interest in the horses than anything else, and whenever an extra handsome pa:r caine along he called the Commissioner's attention to it. After the rocession had passed by he congratulated the Commissioners upon the handsome display,and Commissioner Ross acknowledged it ‘and thanked the President on bebalf of the depart- ment. The parade was a great success. Saka OS i ROCK CREEK PARK COMMISSION. The Arguments Uegun Today, Mr. Maddox Taking the Initiative. The beginning of what is expected will prove the final stage of the proceedings before the Rock Creek Park appraisers was made this morning in_ the old Cirouit Court room, which was crowded by interested spectators, after a week's cessation of hostilites.. With the excep- tion of Mr. Perry, who was suffering from the [LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucuoneers, FINE BAY HORSE, WITH NEARLY NEW SURREY AND HAKNESK, A FINE TENNESSEE 'ELER_ STOCK; otherwise: 0 resell at risk and cost of deiauiting purchaser iter dive days’ advertiseusent of such resale Ip some newspaper published 15 Wash se20-dieds JOUN T. 1 $2 THE ABOVE, SALE 18 POSTPONED ON 40- sount of rain until FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81 TEENTH, 1801, at FOUL ‘CLOUK PM. ool aN ALA6,) Trustees. G®0. W. STICENEY, Auctioneer, 509 Tith st. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 1211 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. I will offer for sale in front of the DAY, OCTOBEn SIXTEENTH, O'CLOCK P.M. part of I fronting 15 feet inches on 111 ‘Teruis: Cash in excess of a deed of trust to secure the sum of #2.000, which will be assumed by the pur- chaser; #100 deposit at time of sale. Terius to be com- lied with in ten days from day of sale. Pocksat™ Go SW STICKNEY, auctioneer. LATIMER & SLOAN, ‘Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NINTH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 26th day of September, A.D. 185¥, and duly recorded in Liber 1421, folio 417 et seq.. one of the sand records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party ieated i fetiutoree Pulp Sen gBre ane et : TEENTH, deol at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M... the fol- WRrntisiog” Piagier of'Colauin awh” Sa it : f : huuibe:ed eutht (8) in square numbered nine hundred seventy (70) feet ten (10) tuches, thence in « south- Westardly d rection parallel to the worth line of it uiubered ‘nine (H) thittern (13) feet three (s) inches, thence north seventy one (1) tee: aud ten (10) ine! thence along the north line of sad lot east tairteen (13) feet to the place of becinning . contabing about 1. square feet of ground. Leproved Ly a irae LUUIne Known as No. 200 L street north weet ‘Teruss of sale: One-third cava, the balance in stx (6) and tweive (12) months, the deferred paynsebts bear- tug interest at the rate of G ber cent por ahaa frou the day of saie, and to be secured by deed “of trast on the premises sold, or all cash, xt the thou. A deposit of $200 to Ue paid when the isstruck of. Terms of sac to be complied with ip Biteen days from the day of sale, otherwise the trustee reserve the rig to resell the property atthe rink and cost of the defau.ting purchaser. Ali conveyancing, Tecording, &c.. at the purchaser's cost ARTICLES BELONGING ‘TO His EXCELLENCY, THE FRENCH MIN! Looking Glasses of any size that have been dam- ‘axed Resilvered equal to new. ve-4m TRAV NEW AND SECONDHAND HARNESS. SIDE-BAR AND END-SPHING BUGGIES, COUPE ROCKAWAYS, YHAETONS, JUMP SEAI8, SURKEYS, fe. ac, AT AUCLION. ALSO ONE G@OD WORK, MOS On SATURDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1:91, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. .in front of carriage Sales’ rooms, i without ‘reserve the above Horses and Be. ‘Terinn cash LATIMER & SLOAN, ook Anctioncers. RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Aucuoneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD S BETWEEN MAND N STREETS NORT Qn | WEDNESDAY AFLEKNOOS, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIRST. at FIVE O'CLOCK, wo will ofer e, im or wales OMTSINAL LOT" : SQUARB772, Fronting Atty feet on 34 street and ranninie back toa Inne tiurty soot alley. gens cahy ahd uutde known st tse of sale. A de- posit juired siien bid te accepted. See ee RAICLIFEE, Dalit & CO... Sn ae SS [_ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioncers. ELEGANT. NINE-ROOAT [OUNT - PLEASANT ON STREET EXTESDED BETWEEN HOWALD, WIiH EVERY | MODERN CON- ; ‘STABLING: ¢ GRAN "ABLE VENIES FINE, OLITHIC™ PAVEMENT BETWEEN Sb, SURROUNDED BY FOREST cRVICR, GLASS WARE AND FURNITURE OF THE LATE MARQUIS DE CHAMBRUN, ALSO ALARGE COLLECTION OF SUPERIOR HOUBR- HOLD EFFECTS AND HANGINGS FROM Phi VATE KESIDENCES REMOVED TO OUR AUe- ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALS. On SATURDAY MOKNING, OCTOBER SEVER- 5 TEENTH, 1801, coumencing at TEN O'CLOCK, os season, iy Within our auction rooms, 1409 G st., we sbail sell Ctr SS choice lot of articles iron Mr. Koustan, the Preuch WWALTEE 5. WILLIAM iuinister, and other articles of value belonging to the VALUABLE BUSINESS PKOPERTY AND DWELL. | late Marquis de Chambrun, ING NORTHWEST CORNER TWELFTH AND | N. B.—Saturday hereafter will beour day for sales TKELTS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. stauctionroom, = jeed of assigument and trust daly re- folto 176, ove of the land records mubia, 1 Will offer tor sale, on the VEDNESDAY. OCTOBER T. < LF-PAST FOUR O'CLOC ~ the cribed real estate, situate in the Daatric , to wit: AU that certain piece of land and mown and distin. wished as abd beips part of in Theresa Arnold's subdivision, number 275, as per plat recorded in liber I: 0f the records of the survey or of the District ot Colum bua, toether with fuiprovements cousisting of a brick wellinx bouse and store. Terns: Une-hait cast, balance to suit purchaser. we will Tur Axorzs Casts his baited hook into the stream and the ‘Sportsman sends out decoy and lays his snares, but the reliable tradesman, whether he en- Fiches the mechanic and labérer by extending them fong credit or adds to the wealth of the Prosperous citizen who requires no eredit, is ‘not necessitated to resort to doubtful methods EET ST. LATIMER & SLOAN, ocld-ats Auctioneers, *[HOMAS DOWLING © BON, Auctioncers VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERT 2012 K STREET NOKTMWEST, AT AUC Gh WEDEESDAY OCTOBER TWENTY -FLRSE FINE O'CLOCK, WE WILL siLL PRE) Wi? K STREET NO@THWEST.-ije proved by a two-story lnck store sud dwelling dg heariy mew two-story brick stable in the reat. “The lot A | hiss a front of 20 tect, running back to = wide to insure him success. Judicious housekeepers are alive to this fact, and by sharing with us thelr weekly or monthly ‘savings partake of the bounty of our xe. iow AND RESIDEN deposit of $100 will Le revuired at the time of sal and in a rapidly improving OAKS, 1HON F. and thirty-two (kt), liyproxed by & two-story and = = Ca. py after effects of a severe cold, the appraisers, EQUITABLE . wack building six-room trick howse, and known a8 | Toriys to be compied with within ten dapaaiter sets | yeore with inlet ae eae lend cwnaie Aid. acum gik give avidenos of CREDIT gL Ui street uorthea oem-aptember 20, | 2° the assiguec reserves the rust to resely the | anuuall), secured Uy deed of trust'an ety, or yperty at tive risk and cost of the defaulting pur- Slaver or purchasers, EDWIN B. Hi Asics ocl-d&ede 1425 N. 1. ave. UNCANSON BROS., a D menor and Date. nw. the beneficial effects of the week's rest. ‘Mr. Perzy delivered into the custody of the commission the fourteen bound volumes of the testimony, the fifteenth volume now being in Siisash. at tue option uf the purchaser. ® deponit of $160 required at time of male. ‘It terms of wale are to complied with iu tet, days from day of wale the ERLE, Breed ou tive dae” adverteement Webing Star at cont and rink of default ‘em THOMAS DOWLING & BUN, JOCK, im sront of tu Preunises, - ins. ¥. Brown'ssub of Mount Pleasant, improved by « handsome three- Story and cupvia ‘frame cottage, contains nine rouins; fine cellars; all modern convenieners: heated by turnace; hot and cold water; terra cotta and tile 1s), and ‘expenses of sale cash, balance in one yea anu secured on property sold, oF all cash. A deposit St $100 required at thie of fale.” All conveyancing plied with ia 10 days rcun day of sale aethe pemeerty sth in 10 days trou le ort Will be resold at risk and cost of deraultins purchase, SYSTEM, WHICH INTRUSTS Them with the conveniences, comforts and LOT 1p 1N SQUARE 870, ocl4-3t n isk and cost 9 pa ocl4iteas Austere, binets; cas; rooms ON 2. > —— — preparation. He also handed them printed sets, lau stuoling, for two Lorwes aud two cart WlKVisG BOSWELL. | "§ Trustees, | LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S AND ([H0MaS DOWLING & BON, Auctioneer, copies of a synopsis of the testimony given in luxuries of housekeeping, accepting their faith- Fuaxes: Vath ond water clovets attached: The iouse | ocG-déida BOYS' NEW CLOTHING, TO WHOM 17 HAY CONCERN. behalf of the land owners, and stated that fui promises fors future liquidation of thelr ne of the Bhest properties in Mont ‘Jeasant and the | PQ ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers TO BE SOLD Notice is Leretiy «iven that 1 will sell, within the ams- timnifar copies of the teutiniony given on behalf save presets 4 1ar® opportin.ty to secure au elegant ‘$20 Pa. ave. now. WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS, Yonroous of Ticanas Dowling & Su. surtiomen of the government were mee a indebtedness. ed conveyancing, and recording at purchaser's cost ; DESIRABLE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK oN PO LUBR UBER TERRIA, IMM ai 1S payee 4 Capt. Cole gave notice that the introduction spout required time of sal No. EET SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SEVAN- | [o!.BMuaruil of scrace.'e ot of personal cies ef copies of the original patents from the crown FURNITURE, Seaeasomaimmcicimame Cre Treg itn AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWELFTH. ‘TRENTH, 1901, Gordon, ‘Also slot of goods stored isceat her's of Englant would be made during the day. CARPETS, ‘Auctioneers, | 1801, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will seli in tront of the ; 1SBS, im the namo of Annie Culley at t Ye — = sre | oeioes the " COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, Fc. semny, Ms. Perry, desiring to-inienduce suthorities SALE OF SADDLE AND LIGHT prtv. |” ST 16 FEET FRONT OF ‘ <n Ww, reepceting the effect to be given testimony, . DRAPERIES, iE . CONSISTING OF ABOUT lee : MPOKIED AND REGISTEMED THOMAS DOWLING & BON, a - 5 ‘Aucia, ge Wilsor objected to its introduction at ATT. CAKLIAGES, HARNESS, | Having a depth of &, to a wide alley, im- | 1,000 PAIRS OF MEN'S AND BUYS’ TROUSERS. | — " — STOVES, y FARM, GLENAKA, NEA IAR- | prove iba Petory and basewent UNCANSON BKUS.. Auctioneers, this stage of the proceedings, and the objec- i combaad oe! y PAUGUIEN COURTA Sing TE aoe ee ithe a tkcry teane BteLeuy Wewent | THESE GOODS ARE ALL NEW AND IN FIRST- tks ond D streets northwest. tion was sustained. RKS OF ART, TUESDAY, UCIOBER TWENTIETH. 180], on the | ‘rhis sale preseuts an ¢.ccant opportunity for mvest- a CLASS CONDITION, AND THE ATTENTION OF PRIVATE PERSONS AND DEALERS I8 RE- SPECIFULLY CALLED. DUNCANSON BROS., oct Auctioneers, ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO.. Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE NEW TWO-STORY SIX-hOOM BIC WITH MODELS IMPROVEMENT WELFTH STKEET BETWEEN H AN! By virtue of a.deed of trast di 33, folio IX et ‘Tie question arising as to whether the com- mission would or would not sit on Saturday, Chairman Norris stated that if they sur the outbursts of oratory until tomorrow after- noon they would then adjourn until Monday morning next. Mr. Samuel Maddox stated that to him had been assigned the honor of opening the argu- ment. He contended that Mr. Paul's testimony should be disregarded and contrasted the testimony of the government's witnesses with those for land owners in Rosemont Park, particularly concerning the lots owned by his clients. In conclu- ion, Mr. Maddox feelingly pictured the pain such taking would cause his client and his little family, and asked that he might be granted the benefit of every doubt arising in the minds of hy venclat ere Hoe ite) Bye A Hew: peed SOs oe pare, blow and also upon wiose horn itis. Idon't know THE MISSING MR. THORNE. much about other people's horns, as I liave about all 1 His Friends Think He Wandered Off While | can doto blow my own horn. I Vow bold and loud ‘Temporarily Insane. and Jong. If you will listen to mf blowing and foliow ‘i tue up T will blow inoney iuto your pocket. Here is The friends of W. F. Thorne, the young man pane vin lara whose mysterious disappearance was men-| ‘six-foot Exiension Table, aut oak, ¢4.50; Six-foot tioned in yesterday's Sram, believe ‘that his | Pillow Lex Tavle, fine finish, 85; Ladies’ Rocking mind was affected and while temporarily de- | Chair. carpet seat, Uc. ; "Forty:pound Hair Mattress, seuninen, tWehty Jour Lead Uf Lorves. sud cores cone Tisuiuso! pairs, sincle drivers, brood wares: scidices ahd colts. "Aue videst in te lot is conto seven years snd ji) sound (nth, ote excoftion). well formed browns in color. They area supe nor ch horses as are usualy Tound cara fariu, ub they lays bern raised and se-tted for the jow" Yors suarket. One is a-persect lady's saddle inare, and sae of then are, ood drivers, Satsre as double, as well ‘ce ood saddiers, thus coubining all turee qualstios.. ‘They are the wet of te thorstushtred Horse “ecu seh, cud of the Duke of Lurks Trunk Morgan. a. son Of tysdick"s Hanuilionian Diwmonds Botuerationand Peter ouuple.. there ave twelve beat Of resiatered and buported Jerseys, aind thelr pedherees Gwhich will Ue nated ‘on ‘uppiicalion) scuaran Superiority of the lends ‘fhey tave orca 9 irom the Lest hetds ip the north: ala trout stich ured eraus Lbeodore £. Huveruyer ot New Lo: O"Gooper. Milier i sibicy of Penusyivania, sell, Home Fann, Massachusetts: Mr Darling of the Ciftu avenue utel, Sew bork city D. A. Givens or Kentucky aud cthirs, wll 9f whol ate iecoguezod Siuuns those versed 10, the Breed Of Jersey Cottte eo poswerainge the 1nost {aslionabve strains aud best blood In twe world.” there are slat teats aud Tuselow stoke Loris stands at the head of the berd andson of the peat Eurtus and the Blaca Prence'ot jauover. sale will take place ubso.Utely rain of shines Hertus ot Gay of adle. it, Ke we JONES. oclae™ LATHE & SIAN, AUCTIONEERS. LE, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERT SALE STING Wy SINAN eked ToS West Whit BEA WEEN WASHINGTON AND CON- GHESS STREETS, WEST WASHINGTOS, TO SE AN ES LATE. auent or to secure a home, bei bear turee linésof fara, tig United “States ‘Capitol and the new library muy. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance in one and two years, with imierest at the rate or 6 per cent per annul, payabic seui- Uy, and to be secured by deed of trust on the premises sold, or ali cash, at the purchaser 8 opton. A deposit of €200 required at ‘the tame of sau ‘he terms of sale to be o with: in fies days wticrwins ge eet fo renal th prop criy atthe nish and cost of the delsuiting purciasor: reserved. All conveyancing and recording at the pur- chaser'scovt. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., ocdddeds ‘Anctionsers, 4&g-THE ABOVE SALE 15 POSTPONED ON ac- ggumcof, the rain until FIQDAY, OCTOBER SIX- y a Ur hd face. mune (RATCLIFFE, DARE & 00... TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE RESIDEN PROPERTY IN THE NOKTH WEST SKOTION Thatt Sony “witick” DwLLLaNe, kN AS PREMISES No, 1802 M STREET NOK: HOUSE & HERRMANN'S cotta} day ‘of, December ADs teen, CASH AND CKEDIT HOUSES, tonne 917, 919, 821 AND 9237TH ST. AND 27 AND 68 MASS, AVE. N. W. wenty fourth Dv. ‘and nd records of the District, Folio 134 et wey . aud at the re the Lote mecured therely, we tu front ot the preuisen, POPOEEK SEVEN 1H: int. a) P + the following dese ri estate, situate In the city of Washington, District Coluuibia, to wit: All ry being the west twenty-six (2U) feet and one-baif ( oan mech dront oo North M street y Sriinal lot uinbered: twenty-Bve Luiubered oe Li and forty (140), the improvements " ‘Terie of wale. One-halt cath; balance in three Payments, respectively i one (1). two C2) amd Yeare.Wilh interest payabie sein!anbually a ate of i (0) pas cette ania eared by 8 trunt on the property suld, oF ail’ cash, at if veruis of aaie are not Compited trou day of sain trustecs. Feserve tae Teeell the Property at the risk of Urcaser alter OVE days’ adverueeweut of euch. soue news) aver publisbed iy Wariiugton, D.C. deposit of two Lunured dol-ar> (§200) will be at time of sale. All conveyancing and IN, H. WARNER,; IDE, my §8-ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ocltdeds . event Bix (76) and twenty (120), It depends upon what kind of a horn you want to ‘Trustess. Lo. FEET, IMMLDIATI PENN: : decree passed Cciober 1, 1891, by the ase equity docket 32, TH! TOBER. 1891, feetun 18: street weet by 51 feet deep, and se2ddkds two equal imstalments of one and HANCERY SALE OF THREESTORY BRICK MOUSE No. 10S PILST STMEET NORTHWEST, Tat F Y NOKTH OF . VANIA’AVENUE. supreme Court at the Bistria of Conmmbe ta yupreme i. ‘ cal Nor Th 107 € Victoria Broome et ale Clara Sardo ot al. we will offer forsale at premises, ob ERIDA PAST FUUK O'CLOCK P. a1., lot, im square 573, in tho city of Wastincton, "D. ¢. Sold lot“ iroats ance, nels ullt furee-story buck. "Yerniof sues One-third cask aid syective.y, with suterest frou: day” $8.50; Parior Suites, plush or luir cloth, 25: Fine , at the option of the purchaser. is til MONDAY. "Uc Fanged be wandered away. He was | ling suites, @80; Very Large ug Suites, beavy ftiowe— ‘ALB.ISO" ut HAL oO OLUCK mobi ALE PASS FIVE at the office of ex - Representative | a weauty, $85. I L.ow about 10 to Lie. a yard off car- | ¥. M1", the cist H0feet trout Ly the depth of 0 1eet of ‘ia Perkins, where he was ‘Yard-wide Carpets, 12,20, 25,35. epee ey eh Sy etre’ employed —_ > 16,20, 98,35, 65, l0s.. ie Jast Friday and left to goon business tothe pen- | All-wool Carpets, G8 to Zie.; Brumels Caryeis, sion office. He bas not been seen = 5, Biec.. ke. 1 blow abvut ered 336 He leaves a wife and} one child. For | Pius or Carvet Lounses, $5: Bal Lounges, #9 to some time past he has been in rather delicate | $2). 1 can show you, 1, mi oe tires health suffering, it was thought, from nervous | Faust, | 1 can blow uiore Lansains into Glass, Chins, prostration. During this period his actions | [use Ke then you you can Sind any where eve. Fur were at times strange. It was thought that he | Oat siaebourd, 3 drawers, 812.50; Oak eg tes hong matty bee ae > eo Resurmed to | Mandwano Suita, €25.830, 825,440,850 to 80); noth is office. Mr. » bis loyer, a . ° = all bis friends are ata loss te acepunt for his | 2xs2 town to mateh them. | Let me tupress upon you that wedou't want any installment trade; we don’t absence, except on the ground that be beeame vqethtong menpmee we dee ineian, A eemtighonel Wab-eppeatiace Bis | oe ee = be the only house f7 Washtnwton where you can iurnish a house complete, been sent to the police of other ‘cities in the | eaitracme China, Glass, Kitchen Ware, Furniture, hope that some clue may be discovered of his | Carpets, &. Don't doubt till you try —— GHASTY, THE PUSHER, DOUBLE sTORES. * TERMS CASH. 1610-12 7th st. a. M.W. Beveunor st Of 0 tect Of lot tas cred iMG UE isl tm Liew Seufcn to Geonettoman ia tue District ot Conan Herm Of sales Oue-tuint of the puschase inones i casivand the balance mone and (au years: with pur: (Tasers notes, secures by a decd of trust on sad pop: criy, with interest at U per cent per auind.. “Com she and recording &t purchaser's cost. Good tite Oring sae, We wilzseil this propetty as a wio.e, ahd iceseuté partir advan ou iventora wo wah nuke improveipent thine of sale. 2 “ ATiME: & SLOA: octnite Auctionsers, [LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 4 ABOVE ‘of the 1X, OCT WOODBURY WHEELER, LOG A. Trustee, Eve . ARTHUR A. BIRNEY Titre. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO..A1 ot FUTURE DAYS. ALTLE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEFS' SALE OF .LUABLE REAL FSTATE PLONTING SINTH STKeeT BETW: B oa yD SURERTS NOMTHEAST AT AUCLHON, Ip and ot a cies of 12st data Moy 16s I daly reuided “a Lier No. sahiote WO et - ARMS, tus FRAXDOLPH, gp. ,} Trustees. RATCLIFFE: DAKE CO; AuStonsers. oc-dbds jSON BROS., Auctioneers, - ‘Gor. tah and D ste. nw. 1400 G st. OAK AND OTHER E BRUSSELS CAR. MANANG. TUskIsH Caper FEALHER BeD, ala’ PL SEBa: SINING: TABLE TO MASE Pe Fer Eg Raa og Kiagees REQUISITES, be RS, AT AUC. ‘NION. ONDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH, 180), at reidvnce Su 189 Iith strets uatwece Ae Streets nor.iiwest, conmencuucat TEX O'CLOCK At 3a, we will sell the Cusire contents, us partly men: ficied above. “These joous sre ait ta fine condition and deser viINg Ot. : LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioners. ODD CHAIRS, bide tadsriy PARLOR 81 ¢ ey Pets, RUGS. : —_———_ Damages Claimed for Palse Arrest. Today a suit for €10,000 was. brought against C. H. Raub and W. T. Heed, trading! oo as C. H: Raub’ & €o., and Brisco Chataubriand, for false arrest and ém- prisonment by John H. Cox, through Mr. J. McD. The plaintiff was a clerk for Raub & Co. and states that on October 4 F £| 5 i pid cid ; EA : Hi fe il fe if fi t + i i ‘ > and tweive Cctv deodor trust on Noe. 1215 Fst, and 1214G0t., eebintts Auctioncers._ | wittr: secured 8 the defessant _ es! [se SH ioe By eee «4 READY FOR BUSINESS WITH A FULL a ‘ALBERT ‘ ESTA’ Sve Ree sd BT eta Sosa. a 8H a1gxz oy