Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1891, Page 8

8 =_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ab Segeay Gat 9. 1891—-TEN PAGES D.0.. WED) Civil Service Commission be made adeqnate to | men, to whom aconsideration of the question the increased work of the next fiscal year. Protection for Railroad Employes. I bave twice before urgently called the atten- tion of Congress to the necessity of legislation for the protection of the lives of railroad em- ployes, but nothing has yet been done. During the year ending June 30, 1390, 369 brakemen were killed and 7,841 maimed while engaged in coupling cars. The total number of railroad employes killed during the year was 2,451 and the number injured 22,39. “This is a cruel and largely ucediess sacritice. The Government is spending nearly one million dellars annually to save the lives of shipwrecked seamen; every steam vessel is rigidly inspected and required to adopt the most approved safety appliances. All this is good: bat how shall we excuse the lack of interest and eflort in behalf of this army of brave young men who in our land com- merce are being sacrificed every year by the continued use of antiquated and dangerous ap- pliances? A law requiring of every railroad engaged in interstate commerce the eqnipment each year of a given per cent of it freight cars with automatic couplers and air brakes would compel an agreement between the roads as to the kind of brakes and couplers to be used and would very soon and very greatly reduce the present fearful death rate among railroad em- ployes. ‘The Appointment of Presidential Electors. The method of appointment by the States of electors of President and Vice President has recently attracted renewed mterest by reason of a departure by the State of Michigan from the method which had become uniform in all the States. Prior to 1332 various methods had been used by the different States and even by the same State. In some the choice was made by the legislature; m others electors were chosen by districts, but more generally by the voters of the whole State upon a general ticket. The movement towards the adoption of the last-named method had an early begine nd went steadily forward among the States, uutil 1832 there remained buta single State. So Carolina, that had not adopted it. ‘That State, ‘until the civil war, continued to choose its elec* tors by a vote of the legislature, but after the war changed its method and conformed to the practice of the other States. For nearly sixty years all the i ve one have inted, their electors by a popular vote upon a general ticket, and for nearly thirty years this method ‘was wniversal. After a full test of other metho important division of dissent in an: without any purpose of party advantage, as we must believe, but solely upon the considerations that uniformity was desirable and thata js, without tate and of the evils connected with our election system and methods might be committed with a good rospect of securing unanimity in some plan Tor removing or. mitigating those evils. The Constitution would permit the selection of the commission to be vested in the Supreme Court, if that method would give the best guaranty of impartiality. ‘This commission shoul be charged with the duty of inquiring into the whole subject of the law of elections as related to the cheice of offi- cers of the National Government, with » view to securing to every elector afree and unmo- lested exercise of the suffrage and as near an approach to an equality of value in each ballot Cast as is attainabie. While the policies of the General Govern- ment upon the tariff, upon the restoration of our merchant marine, upon river and harbor improvements, and other such matters of grave and general concern are liable to be turned this way or that by the resulta of Congres- sional élections, and administrative policies, sometimes involving issues that tend to peace or war, to be turned this way or that by the results of a Presidential election, there is a Fightful interest in all the states and in every Congressional district that will not be deceived or silenced by the audacious pretense that the question of the right of any body of legal vot- ers in any State or in any Congressional dis- trict to give their suffrages freely upon these general questions is a matter only of focal con- cern or control. ‘ihe demand thet the limita tions of suffrage shail be found in the law, and only there, is « just demand, and no just’ man should resent of resist it. My appeal is, and must continue to be, fora consultation that suall “proceed with candor, calmness, and pa- tience upon the lines of justice and humanity, not of prejudice and eruelty.” To the consideration of these very grave questions I invite not only the attention of Congress, but that of all patriotic citizens. We must not entertain the delusion that our peo- ple have ceased to regard a free ballot and equal represeutation as the price of their alle- glance to laws and to civil magistrates. A Glorious Future. Ihave been greatly rejoiced to notice many evidences of the increased unification of our people.and of a revived national spirit. The Vista that now opens to us is wider and more glorious than ever before. Gratification and amazement struggle for supremacy as we con- template the popalation, wealth and moral strengti of our country. A trust, momentous in its influence upou our people and upon the world, is for a brief time committed to us, and Se must not be faithless to its first eondition— the defense of the free and equal influence of eral election in territorial divisions not subject to change was most consistent with the popu lar character of ourinstitutions, best preserved the equality of the voters, aud perieetly re- moved the choice @f President from the ban ful influence of the “gerrymander,” the prac- tice of all the States was brought into harmon: ‘That thes concurrence shouid now be broken t I think, an unfortunate and even a threatening episode, and one that may well suggest whether the States that still ir approval to the old and prevailing method ought not to secur ‘& constitutional amendment, a practice which has had the approval of all. ‘The recent Michigan legiiation provides for choosing what are popularly known as the Congressional electors for President by Congressional dis- tricts, and the two Senatorial electors by dis- tricts created for that purpose. This legista- tien was, of course, accompanied by a new Congressional apportionment and the two statutes bring the under the inttuence of the INSTANCES OF GEERYMANDERING. These gerrymanders for Congressional pur- poses are in most cases buttressed by a gerry: mander of the legislative districts, thus moking it impossible for a majority of the legal voters of the State to correct the apportionment and equalize the Congressional districts. A minor- ity rule is established that only a political con- vulsion can overthrow. i have recently been advised that in one county of a © state three districts for the election the legislature are constituted as fol has 65,000 population: one. 15,000, 10.000; whiie in another county, detached, n contiguons sections have been united to make @ legulstive district. These methods have al- ready found effective application to the choice of Senators and Kepresentatives in Congress and now anevilstart has been made in the direction of applying them to the choice by the States of electors of President and Vi Preside If thisis accomplisied, we sh then have the three great departments of the Government in the g: of the “gerry- mander,” the legiclative and executive directly and the judiciary of appoiatment. An election implies a body of ele rescribed qual. $ an equal vaiue and in ir clly through the power in determin- ing the result. So wen tho Constitution pro- vides that “each State shall appoint” (elect), “in such manner as the legiclature thereo: 1 direct, a number of electors,” ete., 2 stricted power was not given to the lezislatures in the selection of the methods to be used. “A republican form of government” is ¢ by the Constgution to each St ower given the same instr: Jeginlatures of the States to prese method for the choice, by the State, of electors must be exercised under that limitation. ' The essential features of such 2 government are the right of the people to choose their own officers and the nearest practicable equality of value in the suf- frages given in determing that choice. It will no: be claimed that tue power given to the ie sisi dsj img that the persons receiving the wote should be the electors or a law th electors sbould be chow single Congressional dist ehuvse, uuder the Methods, the legislature can Fight of choice eisewher: not conformable to republican institutions. It is not my purpose bere to discuss the question whether a choice by the legislature or by the Voters of equal single districts isa choice by the state, but only to recommend such regu- lation of this matter by constitutional amend- went as wil secure uniiorm! that disgraceful partisan jugglery to which such a liberty of choice, if it exists, offers o temptation. OUR CHIEF NATIONAL DANGER. Nothing just now is more important than to Provide every guaranty for the absolutely fair and free choice by an equal suffrage, within the Respective States, of all the ofticers of the Na- tional Government. whether that suffrage is applied directly, asin the choice of Members of the House of Representatives, or indirectly, ating her vest the | fopt methods | asin the choice of Senators and electors of President. Kespeet for public officers and Obedience to iaw will not cease to be the char- acteristics of our people until cease to declare the will of ascertained, without frau getrymander. If ] were caile: wherein our chief national danger lies I should say, without he in overthrow of majority coutrol suppression or per- | ze. That there is t agree, but ave” been chiefly ponsibility upe mi either part our elections upon to declare by the ion of the popular euffr areal danger here ali n energies of those who see it expended in trying to fix re the opposite party. rather make such practices impossible b In it not possible now to adjourn that inte minable and meonclusive debate while we take, by consent. one step in the direction of reform by eliminating the gerrymander, which hes been denounced by ail parties, as'an influence wm the selection of electors of members of Congress? acting freely and rep: the choice of electors by general a ticket is the West and safest method, d seem there could be no objection to a constitutional | amendment makinz t manen Ifa legisiature chosen a purely | local questions should. ps residential contest, meet. rescind the for a choice Bpon @ general ticket, and provide for the choice of electors by the legislature, and this trick should di walt, it is not too | micate with him except thre | ceived speeitic instructions from te Us efforts to | the people in the choice of public officers and in the control of pubiie affairs, Bess. Harnisox. Exzcutive Maxstoy, December 9, 1891. pio t IT WILL BE A UNIQUE EXHIBIT. The Chesapeake Bay Dog Club Will Show ® Ducking Blind at Chicago. The Chesapeake Bay Dog Ciub is arranging for an exbibit at the Columbian fair in Chicago to be illustrative of a typical Maryland institu- tion, the shooting of wild ducks. The Chesa- peake Dog Club proposes to place on the lake at the fairadouble sink box and a complete stool of 500decoys. Another stool of decoys not so large is to be properly laid out for a bushwack boat, which is to also float on the jake. A third layout will be in front of a ducking blind and a fourth around a tub. The sink box and the tub are strictly Maryland in- getutions. It is intended also to have a big gun skiff. in which will be mounted the big gun formerly ased by father of the zreat iiavre de Grace anne sh Barnes. The burhwhack boat and the big gun skiff will use the bushwhack stool of decoys alternately. One or more expert duck shooters will be in attendance. Atintervals the bushwhack boat will be sculled out to the decoyy and a blak shell will be fired. ‘Then the big gun skiff will be paddied out, and when at the proper distance a lond of powder will be fired from the gun. The at- teudants will also show how expertly they can handle themselves. They will show how easy it is after oue once learns Low to throw one’s feet out and turn and shoot at ducks com- ing at the bead of the box or from any quarter. Mir. J. D. Mallory of the Chesapeake Bay Dog Club will supply from his kennels several of the true type of Chesnpeake bay dogs. The clligent work which the dogs can do while in the water will also be shown. When gunning from the bling the dogs will be made to re- trieve some objects which will be thrown over- board for them. ihe true typo of Chesapeako dog is rare and the afimals will doubtless attract attention. A tolling-blind wili also be erected and one or more tolling dogs will be worked irom the blind. ————+e-_______ Minister Egan's Keply to Chile. Acommunication was sent to Minister Egan Saturday by the president of the chamber of deputies, requesting permission to serve cita- tous on the refugees nowin the American lega- tion, against whom indictments have lately been found by the Chilean congress. Mr. Egan wrote to Foreign Minister Matta asking him by what authority the president of the chamber of deputies seut such acommunication tohim. He said be did not recognize the right of the president to commu- clice Senor Matta apologized, but made a simular request, to whieh Mr. Egan replied that the request was not admissible unless he re- nd States government, us the refugees were in the degation under extra-territoria) rights. DDS SRE A Sensation in the East. A sensation has been caused at Sofia by the discovery that Laron de Taube, the Russian military attache at Bucharest, and who is a lieutenant colonel in the Rustian army, bas offered 30,000 francs to a igh Bulgarian official for a draftof the echeme for mobilizing the Bulgarian army. The high official reported the offer to M. Stambuloff, but no action can be taken on account of the absence of a1 direct representative of Russia at Sofia. Stambulot! has offered to make the facts known to the representatives of other powers as an indication of the supposed warlike designs of the Russian government. pie ocvesrhrimssst SARE ae Death of Bishop Gallagher. ‘The Rt. Rev. John N. Gallagher, Protestant Episcopal bishop of the diocese of Louisiana lied in New Orleans Monday night of Bright's disease Lynching a Colored Murderer. Dick Lundy, colored, was shot to death in jul in Edgerficld county, 8. C., Monday by a mob for the murder of James Ousts, son of the sheriff of the county. The murder occurred last Saturday night Lynching was expected ali day and an immense crowd gathered in town. The governor was notified of the fact called out the Edgerfield Ritles, The lyneh- ing oceurred, however, before the orders reached the place. The governor has offered a reward of $600 for the apprehension of the cliet of the lynchers and $50 for the acces- sories. ———+es_____ ‘The Swiss Chief of Kailroads Resigns. Dr. E. Welti, president of the national coun- cil of the federal assembly and chief of the de- partment of posts nnd railroads of Switzerland, has resigned owing to the fact that the admin- Lstration's proposition to parchasé the Swiss railroads has been defeate; . ae Found Frozen Dead on Her Wedding Day phen Olen, a farmer, accompanied by much toray that the public peace might be seriously and wuiely endangered. Lhave alluded to the “Kerrrmander® fecting the method of selecting electors of ident by Congressi ricts, but the | Primary intent and effect of this form of politi- | €al robbery have relation to the selection of Members of the House of Represe The | power of Congress is ample to deal with this threatening and intol Theunfailing test of sincerity inelection refe id in a willingness to cenfer ss to remedies and to put inte force such measures as will most effectually preserve the right of the people to free and equal representation, An atterupt was made in the last Congress to Dring to bear the constitutional powers of the General Government for the correction of frauds against the suffr It is important to know whether the opposttion to such measures is really rested im particular features supposed to be objectionable or includes any proposition to give to the election laws of the aacy to the correction of grave and ac- Knowlediged evils. I must yet entertain the Rope that it is possible to secure a calm, patri- otic consideration of such const:tntional or statutory changes as may be necessary to se- eure the choice of the officers of the Govern- ment to the people by fair apportionments and [ree elections. A COMMISSION PROPOSED. r,a young Indy about twenty-three | Years of age, left Hallock, Minn., Friday to drive to their home, about six miles northeast of Drayton, N.D. On Sunday their bodies were found, both having been frozen to death in the blizzard that raged at that time. The bodies were found abcut eighty rods from the cutter, which was overturned The horse broke loose from the cutter and was found alive. Miss Olsen was to have been married on Sunday to a prominent young business man of Kennedy, Minn. ———_+e2—______ Fatal Collision at West Plains, Mo Four employes were killed outright and five dangerousiy injured in a wreck on ;the Kansas City, Fert Seott and Memphis road Monday A construction train with thirty-eight men was backing into West Piains, Mo., when it collided with a freight train. The killed are Charles Miler, M McNamara, Vatrick McNamara and an unknown man. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION _SALES. ‘THIS AFTEKNOUD ECUTORS" A} ES" SA! UABLE IMPROVED | BUSINESS “PROPERTY KNOWN AS 316 SEVENTH STREET NORTH- WEST, tans LOUISIANA AVENUE NORTH. WEST’ AND CORNEM OF TENTH AND © STREETS SOUTHWEST. ALSO FINE, BUILDING LOT ON SEM VENNSYLVANIA FIGHTH STREET AGRE SOUhr By virtue of the powersin us vested we will offer for sale. ‘at public action, in tront of the respective Dretaises, on the days aud at ihe Sours hereinatter Sy. 16 eit: Un WEDNESDAY. THE MONTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D. 180i, at HALE-PAST THREE O'CLOCK P.M. PART OF LOTS 9 AND 10, SQUARE 432, feet 11 1-10 inches ou Seventh street, with depth of 100 icet, aud -uuproved Uy large rick Dusiness house imown as Gig SEVENTH 8. RL between PENNS’ NUEand DSTREET, Bext fo the Nationa: Baal of Hepubitc, amd now under Soko h, Dale AT QUAITER-VAST” FOUR PART OF LOT 5, SQUARE PART OF 5, BQ ~ he t Fronting 2 feet, guore of Jets, om 2 of Low: BSPANM AVERCE Towecn SikTH ad SEVEN. ‘vest and smapross farce Rouse’ Known as Ao, 33 LOUISIANA AVENUE, coupled by yrooery Uuninems, OF mont aay cuaructer, and for investineat bone Letter. S THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF DECEM. Bye peat FOUN UCLOCK F.M., FART Lote C. Dand F, square 385, Fronting 20 fert of C stieet south bya depth of 53. feet t inches on 10th st‘ect west, improved ‘by n Orick Awelliny southeast corner of 10ik and U streets south: “ON SAME DAY, AT FORTY-FIVE MINUTES PAST FOUR O'CLOCK BM. 1 Frontins 20 feet on Sti fect Linch, this. lot beizy Just south of PENNSYL* VANIA AVENUE, ocala: beatin O per tent per Aominn, inser- ie sorai-annriacy, und to besecured. by deed of trust on the premises sold, of wil cash, at option of porhecer, onvepimame, beret pominoash epost of $22 500 teguived ‘om property Stieet northwest 81, 0g om broperty O38 Louisa Event, and S400 ¢n'each ot the other two pieves at Hue property @ bid off, ‘Terms to be complied with in Bu days, Ise the Fight reserved to rese.1 the prop~ erty in detuuit at the risk und cost of the deiauiting purchaser or purchasers, aiter 10 days acvertisement of such resale in some Hewspaper publisue. in Wash ington, D: HENLY BRADLEY GLOKGEG BKADLEY Surviving Executors and irustees. no2G-d&ds_ DUNCANSON BKOS,, Auctioncers. LAER © Bias, Auctioneers, a AN ELEGANT THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT RESIDENCE, No. 1116 VERMONT AVENUE, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER NINTH, 1:91, at FOUR O'Ci in front of ‘the premises, we shall offer at public action that valuable three-story and basement residence No. 1116 Ver- mont avenue, containing sixteen rooms, with modern improvements, carved walnut mantels, fine chande- liers, capacious aud elegant bath rooms, pantries and, closets, wide halis, wide and deep Jot, with fine brick stabie, side aud rear ailey,and,taking it aitoxetier,one Of the most desirable residence properties in the city, and where property 1s rapidiy increasing in value. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, with notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property suid. A) conveyane:mg and recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 8400 ‘will be required at the titue of sale. nowsiéds LATIMEL & SLOA! + Auctioneers. FUTURE DAYs. CANSON BUUS., Auctioneers, ‘tu and D sixeets northwest. Ui: PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, CORNER OF FLORIDA AVENUE AND SORTH CAPILOL STRELT, IMPROVED BY STOKL AND DWELLING. On TUASDAY, DUCEMBEM FIFTEENTH, 1x01, at HALE-PAST POUR O'CLOCK ¥. M., we will seid Ih front of the prenises lot V4, square GL (rece stbuivided inte lots 100, 131, 192, 1stiand 14), trout iuy about Lid fect on biorida aveite. ‘I hese lots iront IS feet euch o& Fiorkla uvenue, bas a trout ot =O ceet, wud lot Tad sa iront of 3.00 leet on Florida avenue aud 16,17 feeton Morty Capitol street and is improved by 4 store and dwellinz. Lecius of sale: OVER and above trust of which becomes due septein be is Valance in one year trou dav deed or trust ou the pro} cent Wuterest per aunt: ally. Conveyunt posit of #3500 rea’ hot complied with, the Tusht is reserved -o "es O., Auctioneers, Fennsyivaiaave. BW. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO NEW BRICK DWELL- RATLIPE, Dann & ING ON EAST Sibi. OF NOWTH CAPLOL STREETSUSY SOUIH OF N=IkECIT NORTH. By virtue of two deeds of trust recorded respectively, in 5, £0.10 25 ULAR 1406, folly iss, Lae liber Lat iat pub .te auction,in tron pees on LURSDAY, THE 1 WEN Mb DECLMEEK, 1801, at FOL wt Of sia twoy arg, With interest Tou sory notes of purcawer to be ohey Aud to Ine secured by deed of trust ox ¥ SoltOr ali tie purchase Wouey way Ge paid un af option of purchaser, #100 Ceposit to be paid ued lut wuen bid accepted. “Lt ters oc suie are uot coupled with in ten days the trustees reserve Tigut to Fesell at risk and cost of purchaser, WALIEK L. WRIGHT, Trustee, Ofilve, 810 Fst. new. W. EB. EDMONSION, ‘Irustee, A9-20%d Ottice, 200 "Stile Late & SLOAD, Auchoncei w. 1409 st. nw. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED FROPERTY IN Tuk COUN LY OF WASHING: GON, SEAR THE SCHUPIZEN PARK, BEING Sly PAIMAGUE STL. We will sell at publig auction, in front of the prem: fees, on MONDAY, THE FOUKEEUNTE DAL OF DECEMBER, A.D. 1801, at FOUK 0 CLO Lot "I" of the sabdivisicn of € 1 rown's = Fians, about xcept lot iv, wich | ims an June, Conveyameais in d vecurd- cers, PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioucers, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED. BEIGUIS AT TY AUCTION By virtue of seven deeds of ws iny recorded in Lal seq. 460 et sea, eq. er seq. and s7Net seq., Fespectivess Peors of the District’ of Con IN) BELALE Quest of the parties secured t we will sil on Yue premises on FRIDAY, DEI KEIGHTELN ‘Wee. 18), INV}, at FOL BP. i., ail of lots 4, Sani 6 in block 1, and all o7 lotes, 7, Saud 9 in block 7 in Gardiner G. Havbard’s suldivision ot parts Of the tracts of Pretty Prospect.” tothe Reex of subdivision be per Plat recorded ords of the said ‘e. extended aud ure very de uperty 80 A deposit of 00 required Ali conveyanciug and, AMES E. FITCH, Trustee, 15th and Penn. ave. i. W. RILEY DEEBLE, Trustee, 1siy tate HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionce Ole Est new. SALE_OF VALUABLE, IMPROVED PR PERTY Wa G STREEL NOKTMWESY AT avetio T RUSTEE certain dee ded in Liver Tum, 1 records for the District of Co at the request of (he party secured thereby, Sell at Public auction in fron’ of the presen OM DECE HIM, Isl, at POUR ‘Of that piece of pareel Of h prensises situated im the chy of District of Coluubla, kuown and desi lot No. 2 im square wuuLered. = the folowing wees and bounds. Besuuiug for tue sume at the southwest corner of sud Jor i the line of Tunuing thence east Biteen (1) feet 1x (6) inches oh aud with the line of G stfect; thence port, ‘trast dated Ang atc am part OF yy contahed Withi t, the inulin, With the 1uproveqents thereon. [ie pur haser \o asus ist trust of $4,000 rest and talanee ih ¢ ‘A deposit of $200, AL torus of sale ure not cour Phed with n J0days the trustees reserve. U Fesell at Fisk abd cost of deiauiting purcaser. PRES WERT aati a . JACKSON H. RALSTON, Trustee, Suu Duliding, 4e-THE ABOVE SALE_I8 POSTPONED LY OR- ger of the. trustees uutil FRIDAY. DECEMBER ELEVEN TH, natue hour aud patce UNCANSOX BHOS., Auctonee ih and Det OF THREE NEW BRICK “LINGS “ON 4HE SOUTH SIDE OF B BeTSEEN SOUL CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS WES1, WASHINGION, D.C. and by virtue of three certain deeds of trust to se i res SM et sed.. Of the District of Covuiubia, aiid at the veqitost of © parties secured therety the und: Tuned trusteen, Will Sell at pubic ‘auction, In iropt of the Yreuases, on MONDAY, LHL SEVENTICOP DE- CEMBER, A.D. “Is01," AT FOUI O'CLUCK P.M., ii that certain picce or Parcel of laud situate in Wash iugton city, District ot Columbia, and bene part of original ot ntuabered 1:9 in squace muinbered GO, the Same Lavine a total front of UU feet on said South B Street by YO Jeet in depth, aud iin) Foved by three new brick dweiiius, euch hevinw a ixontae ob said South B atreet of 20 feet, the saine benz mere fully described ithe above referred to deeds or trust, ‘Teruis of sale: Lue above houses will be offered and TRUSTEFS’ SALE, soid separate.y, aud the terms: sale in each eave will be as fo,10Ws, namely: One-third of the purchase money to be paid iu cash and the residue in two equal iustaluents, payabie im UWeive (ls) aud. exchteen Cisy'mouths, ahd’ with Interest at six (G) percent per AMDUL. payale vetul-anntaiiy, for wuich the pure Chaser isto give promissory uotes, secured Ly Gerd or trust on ¢ ‘asl, at the option ——_—<er—___ First Pension Case of the Kind, Mrs Thomas, formerly the widow of a con- federate soldier, has been granted a federal pension. Her first husband was Edward Mor- ris, who died in the confederate service during the war. She subsequently married Elmer Thomas, a Union veteran, and he died two I believe it would be possible to constitute » commission, non-partisan in its membership and composed of patriotic. wise and impartial years ago. "The pension bureas fe the firet case of Gobind en second.” Tropert Of the purchaser. 'A deposit cr 6100 wil be required Sh eacit house ‘when sold.” All cunveyanciiag sad ber en Bee No he coupling with im teu, dayeireneaee rar ‘oupliea Of tale, ctherwive the ‘trustees reserve the right to ne- bette LLU AM BONS ‘nold-eod* AG.THE ABOVE, SALE {8 POSTPONED SAS par arsonist + ES e720 AUCTION SALES. TOMY KLKOW FUTURE DAYs. PECULATIVE AND INVESTMENT. ATCLIFYE, DAKR & 00., Aucpigogers, Saar REAL ESTATE ELIGIBLE FOR R aan gee SUBDIVISION. OPPOSITE HOWAKD AVENUE | VERY VALUABLE AND Di IMPROVED THE ENIKANCE TO HOW UNIV ie ¢ SEAL ESTATE ON F ST! rr ey = KOM BRIGHTWOOD AVE: ), FRONTING ENER OF aoe STKEE1 NOI WEST, ON 7TH SIKEET KOAD, OR BRIGHT WOOD ‘tHe TWO-STORY AND BASE: OeeWki al ROAD, AND ON TR STRELE ISG DAE ASD oT EXTENDED. RUCHON ‘tat CABROLL INSTITUTE, 4 ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, 1891, AT On WEDNESDAY, SIXTEENTH, Baran Foes OSteCe EM CGEGS RHE | Indl. st FOUK Oc is and hiekiy” wafuabie hse feta Es ge a bras as ay u Oe ~ 25, UPON rr [ A» ¥ yest, 0" ReSoRD ED Wapivision OF VE ANT OF THAT CARKOLL INSTITUTE PROPERTY, CERTAIN TRACT OF LAN} CALLED MOUNT | AND PAKT OF LOY. Te AN S2UARE FOUR PLEASAN' ADJOINING THE CiTY ON THE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-sIX, SOTH AND WITHIN (BE DRY BELT OF THE ‘34 11-12 seet om F Street and has en even a HOME LIQUOR LIMIT OF SALE ‘Septh of S seat 10% ean i Sha: stra li 3 ule property. om acco ‘extra large fromtare, ‘TERMS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. | presents an excellent 0] portunity. for capitalists cf DANIEx O'C. CALLA -HAN, sybutcaie to secure an elixibie site iors office 45-d&as ATTORNEY. | buiding, for which Gn view of 11s ciose proximity to WEEKS © 00.. Ructioncers: Under and by virtue of « certain deed of trust dated January 26, 1591, aud recorded in Liber 1501 at toile ail the sthes ent, post avd other gepartments) it i8 uns can be made a good investinet ‘ent improvement, containing warge hall, ulshed iuentund ulceiy arranged office second floor. ‘Terms of sale: Liberal and made known ateale, A epost of $300 required at the ine of sale, dodkdy i ‘ears aud the court hot t- ATs aud Lirdics, the court house, pat- t by the Use of ite pres- rooms on the top or ACLIFFE, DAKR & CO., Aucte, ZiGet sed. Of the land recoris Of the District of Cor Jumbia, aid at the request of the Loidero: the notes secured thereby. I wili sell at pubic auction, 19 Irobt of the auction rooms of “‘Weshs & Co., No. Gut Louis: vende north west.on THURSDAY. THE TEN IH DE DECE MBE, Tut at TWELVE O'CLOCK ; R* MM. the following described person: One, é ICLIFFE, DARE & Gu., auctioneers. Horse, Coupe and Harness. CHANCERY SALE_OF PROPERTY, CORNER R ds2t™ WILLIAM AND SIXTEENTH STREETS NORTS WEST IM- on FLOVED BY SEVEN MODERN BRICK ‘RESI- S. WASdiRiy HUuSE AND CARRIAGE BA- DEY Lztue of» decres of the Supreme Court of the ot ot Cor and entered 040 LOUISIANA AVE, Cause ‘Nor Bee ea Stale the huec. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A FINE LOT OF HORSES | of th |. DAND MARES, SLI THURSDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, at TEN Q'CLOCK, will be soid within the bazane’a carload of Fine Youby Horses and Mares, shipped_bere: from Philadelphia, “Among the Jot’ are the wel-kuown trotters Beechwood, tecord 2.%), and Lizae I, record 3.3. ‘The rest of the lot are good young workers aud rivers. “Allto be aes LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucuoneers, SPECTAL SALE OF CLOSE AND OP! BELONGING TO Titi with CARRIAGE! STL OF THE LATE ises. ADMURAL D. Db. FOKTER. TO WHICH “HAS | Gach, BELN ADDeD Tete CARIIAGES AND HALL | Cou NESS OF A'GENILEMAN LEAVING FOR THE | trust SovTa the On THURSDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, 1891, com- wng at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M, within bhdin signed, as trustee, will sel O'CLOCK P.M., the the city of 140 0 subdivision of square No. 150, fronting 75 feet op K street north aud 100 feet om Sixteenth street west, with the improvemen Terms of sal must be paid at time of sale: resiaue ip two eq’ cy Stalinents, payabie respective.y in one and two years, vurchase! cured by areserved hen or deed of trust on the preii- t. Case et al-—the Unuer- pubic auciion, iu front ‘on THURSDAY DECEMBER THE As@i, at HALE-FAST FOUR fo.l0winy describeu Teal estate in Washington, D.C.. viz: Lots 138, 180 and john B. Aliey und William Sharon srevorded Trex thereon. One-third cash, of which 8 000 interest, 16 be evidenced Ly the prou.ssory Holes Dearing date as of day of sae, and se ‘or the entize purchase qwoney way be paid in at purchaser's option. The terns of sale must be phed within fiteen days trou day of sale or the jee Wii, Af he deeins it Lest, resess the property at k and cost of detaultiug purchaser. Lhe prop- erty will be sold entire subject {0 easing leases. WARD S. McCALMON 1, Lrustee, = Cid sortie, Cmie-gn0 ba. Liki Me A7-10t 472 Louisiana ave. fect hort wcst, we will mit tite fallowiny effects: Fine Browzhai with pole and scaite. 7 [HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers, Tandem Hy eel va yo Harness, Ul2 E st. nw. a) Bug CHANCERY SALE OF 2 Kensington Wazons, © Giarence Carriage, by Wood Bros, Park Phaeton, 4-seat Coach. 2 Victorias, JWuip seat. 2 Portlaua Custers, Lot Harness, &e., &e. 6 aucti LAI BEIGHTS AND ALUABLE LOTS IN BE- iN NOKTH GROUNDS: F COLUMBIAN NIVERSIT By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Discrict of Coluiniin, passed December equity cause No. 13.08, I will offer tor sale, at public 2801, an on, Oh the Preuuses, on WEDNESDAY, the SiX- ALSO: * AEENTH day of DECEMBER, ISO], ALE-PAST Fine Dayton, with Horse and Harness, several Work | TH ick O'CLOCK ¥.M., lots six (GU) and seven (7), and Driving Horses, &c. block three (2), of BELAIR HEIGHTS, Gronting on Terns c Irving street) ; and ase LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. | | 44 3:30 O'CLOCK P. M. lots aleht (8) and nine (9) ——— — —— = jock thirty-n ne (3%) of the north grown WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. — | umbian Univ Gronting on. SOREN —— ‘Uno-thard cash and baisace at one and ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF Hols 8. two ears, with interest at six percent Per ahUUll. se ENGINE, “BOILER, COMBINATION 8, cured by notes of Purcuaser aki deed of trust ou the HAY AND STRAW VREas. GRAIN property, or ail cash, at Lis option, A deposit of 8200. D CUTTERS. PLATFORM SCALE, F fot requited it tune of sale: teruss oF sale to be 8. STOCK IN TKADE, &e.. AT AUCTION, | complied within Liteen days, ora fesce laay be Made On SUCKSDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, commen ing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., 1 shail’ sell at the well known store, corner ,th street and. Maryland avenue northeast, the oLowins stock, partially enumerated, by virte' of an “assuctiwent by A. A. Bishop for tue atthe risk and cost of defaulting purchase. Convey> ‘anciny and recording at pi a5-9t Bers cost. 8. K, BOSD, Trustee, cL ig st. Ueuelit of Lis creditors: OSE BROWS HOk TOP BLGGY, ONE TL BP LANIER BOILER, COMBINATION CU tC HAY PRESS, “GRAIN i SALE,” COMBINA FouM AND bE WAGONS, ONE NGINE AND +RU: 0 v ASULES, HARNESS, FIXTURES, STOCK IN TRADE, &e ‘The attention of the trade and private buyers is called te the 7. EDWIN B. HAY, Assignee. N rus cash. (GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctionser, 609 Lith st. n.w. STEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN- IMPROVED LOT, FRONTING FORTY FEET N THE SOUTH SIDE OF L STREET NEAR ‘HE CORNER OF TWENTY-FIRST STREET (ORTHWEST, By virtue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in Mber it WALTER bs. Wii: IAMS & CU., Aucts, | No. 1001, folio 410, one of the land records for the : . <S— | District Of Columbia,” and at the request of the LABBER & LOAD, auctioneers, warty securat tuerebyy we will offer tr sale in 1409 st. | iront of the prensses on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER oes SINTEENTIL, iri, AT HALL “PAST FOUR CLOCK TRUSTEF SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED | P. M.. tile wilowing described property im the city of PROPERTY ON b STREEL BiT WEEN EIGiL- | Washincton, District of Coluiutia, to wit: All of Usui TEENTH AND NINCLELNIH STREETS | nal wt 17, i square 76, sold subject to a certain deed NOKTHWEST. Of trlist tO secure the stin of 82,000 and interest. ch aerials den Suscen "Terms of nave: All cash. 4m excess of the uereinbe- of the bisteict of Corumive raked ee Leet ceentt | fore mentioned deed of trust: "Gi00 deposit af time ot November, Jt, in ¥ case No. 13517, 1 Will | SA% | Lerius to be couip.ied with im ten days, or the seu at public front o: the preiuises, property Wil be reso:d at the risk and cost uf the de- ON FitDay, F DECEMBER, 1801, | lausunw purchaser atter five days! readvertisement in ST GUROCLOCR TAT sha ea eae, | TC Eye ee an situate tn the city of Waslinaten, De Ca to wit Lots MESH. 2 fo. Win. Hy Funtip’s recorded subas no 11goWARD H. WILLtams,} Trustees. original lot 3 45,7,9, 11814" Situate on north sic i* ACLIFYE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Streets northwest, op pos: VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON K STREET BE- Tins of sale 28 pres r TWEEN FIFTEENTH | AND SIXTEENTH of the purciase uoney in-casls, STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTIO: equal Is duauents, payable Te two Yeurs frou day of suv, oF PUTCLaser, tue deferred Payinents to bear interest at uerate of'G por centuta per anuuue trou the day of and be represented Ly the uotes of the pur chaser und secured ou the property sold, A deposit of #200 will be required at tine of sale. conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cust, uitin compliance with th Tewerves. thie ri the risk «nd cost of the further advertisen.ent seu, CHAKLES WORTLINGION, trust no20-d&ds Lady L st. uw. 32-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM THE above sale autil THULSDAY, DECEM- BEL TEN sae hour and place 8. on T cash, at option ot | EEE INS Fron! ALL In ters of sale property at er att cont Te: 00 day publi [RATCLIFFE DARK & CO., Auctionser TRE EOF AVURY VALUALL 1 T, STECALED ONE (Sti TWEEN SIXVH AND SEVENTH SiKEETS HWESI, ADJOINING THE CONCOMDIA Sz feet, ity is offered to buy sucht property by pul Tisk and cost of the detauiting pute! days’ 1 ( ERIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER VENIH, AT HALI-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we walt offer for Sale an iront of the premises OF LHIRLEDN DKED AND NINETY-NINE, i ny 22 ieet 9 inches on K street with adepth of lot is one of the finest in the city, being in the jonable neisiborhood, hear any fine and ¥ Private residences, and itis seldow au opportun- A deposit of Ifthe terms AKT OF SQUARE ONE HUN ius wade known at tae of sale, quired When the property is 60. Of sale are not complied With 1m Aiteen days trum the {sale rught reserved to resell the property at the ir alter five advertisement of sci resale i so.e ReWspaper shed in Washington, D.C. All conveyanelDg aud recording at the cost of te purchaser, as-a&as KALCLIFFE, DAK & CO, Auctioneers. WINTER RESORTS. chug ‘PHE LURAY CAVLRNS ARE STILL OPEN AND BY AUCTION. cab always find cvytortable accoumoda- QR o PRURSDAN, ALTERS CON, DECEMBER | tous at tue Laurance.) kate, $2 48 day TENT, AT HALE-VAST FOU O'CLOCK, L wal | | bo.0-Lun SOS. VAKKINSON, Proprietor. Her Lor sae, a Bria Of He | ee ay ae UA ERMUDA, Havinz 9 the bur the at Terms: Un hy balance in one and two Fears with Vat te Percent per anwus, p angus) cured by deed of tt: cus, ‘option uf 2200 required at the thine wih in bh 1 ELEGANS, ‘Tho Land of the Lily and the Rose, HAMILTON HOTEL, Open from December until May. Hore avranoyr, EUIAW PLACE, BALTIMORE, chimeeoinee Hichest and healthiest point, on handsomest boule- aeaits SAM'L BIEBER, Trustee. nee py ery = = nt tue world & Roel foture E ‘ot house, O¥erlookiIg the eit = FUT! E DAYS. cake bas. ee = nd to ive pailihlet. LAPBIER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, Bold ta We GAVAENER STORK, Prop. 1409 G st. now, Washington City. DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE. isl. CATALOGUE OF ARTICLES ACCUMULATED IN THE DEAD Lil TER OFFICE YO BE SOLD AT AUCTION. By order of the Postmasis on ‘General. A. WHITFIELD, First Assi. P.M. General. Post Office Department, November 9, 1891. D. P. LELBHARDT, Supt. Dead Letter Office, her, first vor ‘The sale will commence cn MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1893, and will be continued daily at TEN A.M. and SEVEN P, until the whole is disposed of. LMS CASH ON DELAY Pumas vowLine & so "VALUABLE ast oO v th upon mr’ KY NU ‘RY, WEY. AT By virtue of ad Distriet SALE 0. Wi ne Court of. alse 80. 1333 ou the Gch da tive Will offer fot Cu the premise MUNDAY, DECEMBER SEVENTH, | State Toit FOLICUCLUCK Ps Mey road and Pepper's suhxtivis on of equate Pont on dth street 4s tect Y uicucs nore Scutawest corner of Said Square nid neh runt at a rom the are a oF be With interest, secured ry, OF al} cast, at the Tettus to ‘be couplicd with, Tustees reser ve the rivht to resel. wt feluuiting purchaser, alter Bve days? ‘A deposit OF $100 required at the tine of sue, All conveyencme and recording at cost of purchaser, Low THoMAs. 916 F st. bw. RY ieti, f Trustees. no?tdts S20 12th at! new. 2g-THE AROVE SALE 15 POSTLONED ON AC- count of the rain until MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, sane hour and j a e By orcer of the Trusteem, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, WO Penna. ave. now, RIVER'S SALE OF REO GHOCELIES RIN Wacons. 1 INiy ‘MO’ s ROE STREET .C.. ON THURSDAY, DECEM SEVENTEENTH, Isl, BLGIN: NING AY TEN O'CLOCK A.M. In pursuan-e of a decree of court passed on the 12th day of Nowewiber, 1891, in equity’ Cause 1 tue! Ellen C. Gray etal, vy. waiph L. Gaitet the Supreme Court of the Disttict of Columbia, potatine Jolin 1.’ Shepperd receiver iu suid cause, i and Virtue of this ccrtai deed from tilen C. uray, jonas Gray, George H. Gray, Kate M. Gray aud Ralph L. Galt to Jon P. Shepretd, receiver as alure= fd made aud recorded on the said” Lath day ot No- reuiber, 1SMLAD Liver No. 1300.50.20 “Wd et Sea. Of tO Tnud recorus or the District of Colwuibtay 1 wil ‘seit at mbuic auction within and in front-of the GHOCE STORE KNOWN AS (HE STUMP OF THOS, GEA & SUN, ed AT THE INTERSECTION OF AND MONKOE STLEETS, ANACOS- ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER SEV D. i891, (BEGINNING “AT 1B) O'CLOCK AM, all thé Groceries, Wines, Liquors, ke. :n, and aiso orees, Wayans, €c-> the sald stock consisting i part of” TEAS, FVEES, GASSED goons, POET goa, LAUND Ue Soare TABLE OILS,” ‘HUW CHows, PICK ES. BOOMs, RUSIES, anokiNg AN WING TOBACCO, Be., deo. Fy Rapes WINES, &c. ap-tit We Have Mave LEGAL NOTICE KT OF GHE F COLUMBIA, Sth day of Novemnier, 1891. t (or plaintatt), vs. Mary uty. No. 13,148. ieotion of the plaintiff, by Messrs. Leyzh Robin- 1 Conway Robinson, tr, bis solie.tors, it 18 or- the defendant, Mary Archer ‘Todd, cause plearance to be eutered herein ou or belore the Tie day occttring forty days utter this day Docket erwise the cause wil be proceeded with us in caseet_ detanit Lhe obs +t of this suit is to obtain an absolute di- hy delendant, and frou the bond of war: between the pluinuff and the defendant, n the wround of acsertion, hie not eto be Published once a week for each of RE OF THE DISTRICT ‘O£ COLUMBIA, want vs. ‘the Washington Critic Com- velit fj y. Nu.LGISE. Equity docket :£2. his cause being referred to me for a, statement of account of the receiver and. to consider and report such clauus against the Washington Critie Com- J inay be presented, notice is hereby given that HERD AL: DEGEMBEN FIFAEENTAL INI pt UESD RY bets EN TH 1 VE OCLOCK My stay office in, the Cuftee % court bouse in thiscity. Al persons having ust the said Was.iugton Critic Company tified to present the same with their vouchers on tore the said date, JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. GREAT PREPARATIONS FORTHE HOL- IDAYS NOW SO NEAR AT HAND. OUR BIG FIVE-STORY BUILDING VONTAINS EVERYTHING THAT 18 NEW AND DE- SIRABLE IN BED ROOM AND PARLOB FURNITURE, OUR CARPET FLOOR IS REPLETE WITH THE LATEST AND HANDSOMEST WINTER COLORINGS AND WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THEM. SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAU- TIFUL LINE OF FANCY CORNER CABINETS, LADIES’ WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, FANCY ROCKERS NEATLY UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH, RATTAN ROCKERS, ROCKERS FINISHED IN SIXTEENTH CENTURY STYLE, CHINA CLOSETS, CHIFFIONIERS, CEXTER TABLES AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESEN. THE BEST THING ABOUT IT Is THE FACT THAT WE WILL MAKE THE PaY- MENTS EASY ON ALL THESE THINGS, COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH us. EDUCATIONAL. ____IN WasninGion. Mie neces RARE Sear ap Pouches Profemor. Brivate ‘clsaces A HARVARD GRADUATE, Wits EXPERIESC in tatorins. winbes 3 private Best reser dncen, “Adarens Box 101, Stuate FO city. cht" ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS. BOOKREDP- Lins enetinn ana civa serve peg peretion: | Pups PIANOS AND ORGANS. RAILROADS. Sak GKAAT i PPNNSYLV ANT " To THE NOKTAL Whe DOUBLE TRACK. NPL Pin edert Cg tan Nowealer Tavy Wakwine Ton SER OTH AND B STS. AS x ™ Boe Be bad Ren © 4 bunete Ptebure and § cep s Pear te nanos ova fh Teeravure and ‘siecqume care Semand Giscinst aed Dist ‘ to st Lone sam Extent Susy, wie Rutter Peron Car Pabai"ani Sieepine aod Dinine Tocucare, Weer Fapress st 240 Boa fits Sei pine ars Wann “to Chae Toute cobmertine day at Bepere sot Lowiew Dinins thar Pirtotarrs : Pacih: Expres 0 p.m, any tor F the weet, een trash Bleerer oP Ftabene to Chase Forde Gehan ouas Rochester and Nlagars nig ee apt saiuiay, 8 108 Por Prez Cangndaicus abl Ro hester @aily : for Sincars et, pane cat Fy Aah rary {Gor cellewe, Auspous bd Prot FSE'SPAINGER: Sib cp acest. "Send for clccuinr. as-2w* VEsitixe TUTOR —PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in elementary ot advanced stmiies by a univers:t ste: eppecin saeess wit tow "wile atid) culty ‘pour. Address J., 04 EK st. a. 207-1, t0, w- CHOOL CLASSES, ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE, i) Sana ito. ainderxarten departawent. Soe SOERK have removed tir ia, = ks So toste HAGE & PAs UPRTGNT PIANOS. Usk ied th teary denire orut—teun, tewet, work imansuip, Gurabuity, Hecuty easy tertuan, Yow” proces, sec thein beiore deciding. AGENCM: Sil what ne ped ‘HE FINEST LINE OF THE LEADING PIANOS | are DOW on exibition at our ware rooms Weber, Decker Lros..bste 2 ischer. Ivers & Pond pianos All standard inskes and thorouxhly Tenabve. ‘Tianos for | Feut. | Barvains ia sccomd-hasd juanos aud omaue. | ‘Tuuime and % SANDERS & STAYMAN, MP st nw PE, POHL, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL Astroioyer, caste horus apes, seven aatto ox-eal | Ghartset your lie. sives *, ‘Hise teaches untrolouy. Ont iw WASHINGTON ARRREBOAR ES SOGNAL wssTrtUTE, lODEL KINDENGALTENS AND SCHOOLS, ‘ Mra. Lonise Pollock. 1017 10th st., Sif Stan'r! Potiocks 144 Qt Aconstant demand ‘or out yraduntes, Arniy fabs. LOUIS POLLOCK: Author of Sse tiotal Kundersarten Manual, Sons Bovke. te on DROP. 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READ Ad’ be wre | Bases. wes endeared ber = the Ghiest ceatnished «aie sud Wil cuarauiter a cure Turaisti wedi ae, oF n Aree at ay WUUF ot the wad. be oy Dr. baC Vie kes. £y yubae am aud sor tue sbi day of July, 45. HAS NEVER BLEN ¢ BLOTS wthe: Py stein am the oi Derty-tive years ex; ANHOUD two ot D ea and Mempiia, 5. aT yTHERS, Dit, Bk al oo ot bai = S115, 14.90, 15.80 Por Hagerstown, 110. 40a. and 15.30 p.am. BORAL BLUE LANE POR NEW You AND PHIL ADELP HAA. er thuinaeate, 20 Lurk, Sowon, andthe a, 2.40. (ous Lamune Car), ch LD pean, ‘at ad day trains advances ng, Includine sx he a Dusiness © moutus, $10, teams, writing speed classes. students. “Shorthau 1 and typewr: se6-1y ) L. NEVINS, Je Teacher of ii, 1077 TH ST. N.W., TREATS ALL 1) LG cuan Rutlet Sleep. ot LOLTN, BANJO, atlectious ot the Beet b without chem nol3-1m* A520 ot. aw. Ae, lab parmenucere tt Be wie 0.00 and 12.00 noon. Sum- et YOUr re insted 4 Cy wnt 0) (THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, st. mW. Branches in most of the principal cities, ; = Hovers to patients treated; aso to pay mrt a a wed — : De ameistabte, ewcn pati noes by Law Others, 0. 3. UDA Gea. mnacee, N 1 : ca IND AND D Nonwoor Iserrrore. os ave : a : 4 Rede id dec? S hee MOT MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 5 Sitetint | aid uf-vee at Taney ivotie teoeemge SELECI DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL. 3 x0 SDTAINED, | als AC ” New cusses or. el tor pupils entering December Ist. felerences, 3} Jutar Wy" Dear Mr. Cavett: a m Teongravaletc you wannly’on your great success in your tob.escuc. nN Yours truly, Ae OS Pia Te “ony Gers: Uiited states whe tra Tone vf Voth wea » Puuladel- | Anier.can soecialy uw W cure ail efits of mndicre | Jor Wow" Eruta,” ayumi | , WA. PARET, Bisbop of Maryland. Mr. and Mra WM. D.CALELL, Princip eco: on; Chart a mia:toman A vere comutie tics we tuede Tuicipas pouite south ad mouse Liffet Siege York and Wi tant with Fulisam niccpor haeeas ‘Urveasis Wa auc nd Mobise ana Iu sucht. Wasim ab farts aa Aho sSyerance a + tor Warrentog vas oyal, haverton WASHINGTON AND SOUTEL Bow aC Lb stat 1D.-A suas, owth iikiats Vewtibittved Haine, Drawing hoon, Dinu, Sieepitic aul Buller, Laueary aiid Uusecvation Cate 0: uve laiest LUMBIA COLL rae N.i5Tit ST. (25 La. aye.» Sears" experience. Send Ck (eaied) comaiubs 1au parucuiuts jor aval Mecoi cars Mout Yo 5-0 to D events DENTISTRY. ye epLon) rin ‘nis city. Fife sian Collece, sua, Which OF bases teen years amen berot t Jo.ut author ot the Last Received the oniy x0: carry : ies ans. es fame Jess extractime W.tu eo sone Reet Gath | iy itu; Tovedsact.ou) museried Lepairiug. as ad- Luinistered. Uvew Sundays. ain" KOSHON'S U TNS. LA Siy and gn, Ola a and Ly yewriti tue weachine. “thorous Graduates of rare RMONT AVE.— Greek, standard ‘Open day, 4 a) uct, ana Sundays Gi Zp. ue Alrite Urancues ont “Maguiicent and hamurious § i Phonoxraphy, comuierce, suathewathes. Has priuary | BWP 2 . a, dnd gramuuer’ Cusses. Ieopens Monday, deptember is “An extra fare m changed oe a ener TEETH FILLED yy ay yy Arrives ai Atiauta 4 p.m. tulww us day, dumbing Lae Auediete Cobuec tubs Wit last Uruus tor New UL ioaue Se amNY, and tor Menuism 3 iS Jrieais wud Vicksvune via Dituingbass. piccper W to New Urweaus via Mont dv exGa tare charges Letwoon Atiaala ain New Ur eau 110 pan.—Daliy, Southern Expreesfor Lynchioung, ie, Gieetivetoy Limicarn. Seltavuey al inserted without change excoi TEN AND SCHOOL ia iH PEABODY KINDE <6 SCHOOL now upe jay out Circle, d GARTEN NORMAL TLAININ 1918 Sunderland piuce, south: of D: ie LST. N.W PIA} ‘188 AMY ) M NO AND HARMONY, 5: SUSAN ANDKEWS Bic a=* YooaL Sirens. Also musical history au: ol? : ADAME A. PELE (FROM M f als French clarses and private lessons. Eixht Tank, Dest references. sel < Voual, MUric SHOULD CoN E.3. SILELE, pupd of Shakespes Hensebel and Vannucini: exceptional teacler rete ences; sperial terms tor special cases. loud T st. nw. eck -suu Ree eek OF COOKERY, ix BAKER, bas removed from Gil to old 1th at. Special or class vessuus, Presi: Cane daily. Dials for dinners, receptions, Se. 1 to order. ;DUCATE FOR BUSINESS. EPHe SEERA Tt Sixes COLLEGE, Cor. 7thand D sts. nw. ‘Twenty-seventh scholastic your berati T . Sep amber 1, INL. Day aud evening sessions. sexo uf actical” business, School of Preparatory nviis School of Suurthand and Lypewritin.. Spencerian Pen: mansnip, School of Mechamical apd. Arcbitectural Drawing. Full corps of instructors. Moderate rates of Tuition; central location syecious halls and clase Foouis. Services of graduates aways in dewand. Ofice ‘open every Lusiness day. TAL PARLORS, 12)7PA. aV racted positively WHLCT! juin oF Canxer ‘by OUr palbaes Systas—a Larnues veritable dip etlects aie jeans and Artiticisl tecth, GluWE and Lrtdge work at Prices, pi. STALE PANSONN,S. ECO DIHADDEN. Ww kacTance on itu st, Furet-class goid and otwer Al ingee speciaity. App iication To gUius used a eRe iota feet ahd crUwne wise cted. ENTAL INFIRMARY sity ©. LEAVITT OF BosTON, Danvis Westert Norts Catustia Di sision tiuue buat Cato.ina Division to ease AUahia wud Cuariotte Divisn t Beco iw iad an Cinou Matson. Jur als Pout bouth ia Doutuwest. Wusviicu cowches Now Lurk to AP V4..tuan Buffet Sleeper, New Lork and Waskinetow ty AORVide via Lgacuburey Dany , imtmctcse aha Wemeru Nuri Divinicu, wind Waninace Wm to Aatiase Cay vin cAtiainiay wuriuhaa aad deesyrasee 24AiNS ON WASHINGTON AND O10 DE YIB108 voave Waskantun 0 a.m dally .u-> 9. S83) Sod 4) ten except Suudap.” Mecuricig cn and od wan wae SCS Turvugttr triaus Char iotte and Wie artve iu Wanuiucton & 298 ats fd 9245 jet. , aud roms Ura die socal ai doy) au. aust Ld 90.a-u, ‘Dickets, sieejus cat sewervation amd information PUPEINWes abd buwtcace Checked as othoe, Lan Peube op svame av Fausroad, Ulli aud We wle-y Wasionrioia, BOC Plsouie, So zi PROFESSION A ‘ME FRANCIS, CARD Kk AND TEANCE dedimn. Lie viven frou cradie to «rave. Gosia. Hours, to 0. MS HERLE CONC OF BOSTON. TE Wet 4M known bus.vews and test uueutuin, asso uedical, Guiry. yaut, datiy irom: 10 tv d; also Tucsday and bei aay Ma, Ollice 1282 Mewee ave, aselw PERRIN, THE” TRUEST DESTING | 40/4 | JAMES L. TAYLOR, Gov. Pam Avent. The ame. “Information given with cacy. SittiMcs, Oc. Hours, % aan. Suc sts ww. woss-Lue POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ME. DuOOkE TELLS ALL THE EVENIS OF = Mo ike. AY Vannes comnceatial aud xeu- | \JOUAE Vamava, Hemcn, 90 conte each 109 Pa. 30 M Hours: 9a.m. . ‘Call OF seud for Bew illus ‘~¥ Lan Get tot and North Oaritol: waa ‘The Bie, er canny ong ue ccnaior ea ee Ais. A. SPENCE! Y. CLAY iS THE OLDEST ESTADLE: ae Racal cau orioe | PEE GAY 18 tut, ODES MSTABLRNED snus or Wosbunioon. |ALCH'S CIVILSERVICE INSTITUT! . Has Wonder: prophetic «il o second a collece, 1207 10th st. n.w. Puy Lani dnaden wm), — Yared successiully for avid service, sod cess examinations. E> Baunerre yee | Until further notice the Iron, Strausers rom utuer | Sauer CoauLin MAUALESTEG waa ‘and alia trouve wall save ttmne’ ened wont, Fowl ot 4 Sollowe: fomine to the turk blace at once, an us succende whore | “2Ui, MUUNT VikUN—Une trip dally, others bave ‘Convinces inost skeptical andad- | Suncay, #t 10-1. shar) resching: veruses only What he cap de. All vusiwess counden- | Peau IFS Fare, round Usp, a Sie. 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