Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1892, Page 7

F i“ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1892, 7 WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | CITY AND DISTRICT. PNo city in the world is so thoroughly cov- ered by the circulation of a single newspaper All women who are overworked, “ran- | *#i# thecity of Washington by that of Tum down,” or debititated, a one medicine Eveyivo Stam. It reaches all readers in the Hons fee oUt, Pierce's Favorite Preserip- | city and vicinity. 2 swears lo ts circulation. it out. ‘These are tho facts: No other Washington paper has yot done this. If you're e weak and delicate woman, then the “ Favorite Prescription” build: y it you eaffer fro any of the pa orders rements peculiar to your | Work to Be Commenced on the Doubi Sex, it relieves and cures. It invigorates ‘Track—Activity in Meal Estate, the system, improves digestion, enriches @ blood, dispels aches and pains, brin; s refreshing’ sleep, and restores boaith and Rockvits, January 24, 1902. strength All the chronic -wesknesses, ir- | Messre. John and Harry D.Cooke of Gaithers- | egularities, and disturbances known as | burg district, this county, bave recently pur- | es ints "aro completely and | chased a rauch of 650 acres near St. Marcu Fermanently cured by it Texas, a inrge portion of which they will cul- These are facts, and they're strong enough 2 i" to warrant the makers in juara, cing ther | Hvate. [tis in the midst 6m fine grazing and remedy. If it fails to beueiit or cure, you | 8tAin-growing section of the state. have your money back. No other mediciiefor | Mr. Alfred Ray of ForestGlen left lust week | Fomen is sold on such terms. That proves | for the Hot Springs of Arkansas, accompanied | that nothing else can be “ just ax good by bia wife Mr. Kay is still « sufferer from »| cs stroke of paralysis received scme time ago and | GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. goes for the bonetit of hishealth. ‘They expect | W. BAKER & COS to be absent for several montba Rev. Geo. H. Nock, state organizer of the 5. rea as C0a Maryland Sunday School Union, will hold Sun- ‘school maas meetings on Sunday, S166 in- % NEWS FKOM ROCKVILLE cocnenasdnie sd toa Nad tee | stant, as follows: Brookville Methodist Pro- from which the excessofoll | tegtant Church at 10:30 a.m.,and ut Mt. Carmel mane M. P. Chorch at 2 oclock p. m. Sun utely pure @n@ | ychool workers of all denoi tions are ex- soluble, Pected to take part in the exercives. Te i is reported that « force of 400 laborers wi No Chemicals |. \Kusier connenes work on the conuine. predprctapleenionempowey Pe new track for the Metropolitan re cham three Liman 0 Ken- 2 f Cocoa mixed with maoved, ay ren fington. The widening of some of the over- Btarch, Arowrort or Sugars [head bridgee between the two pointe has aud ie .ezelore for more ec already Leen con:menced and the contruct for nomicni, costing [eee than one | the extension of the long bridge across Ruck centacuy Ittedeliciousuour- | creck near Garrets Park hi mn awarded. bag. of ‘Lg, CASILY About thirty bands from thi been moasvep, a-d cod for tavalide {engaged for work ou the line. a9 Well es for persone > health. turing the past week the following transfers Sold by Grocers overywhere. of real estate have been recorded in the oftice of the clerk of the circuit court for this count, W.BAKER &CO., DorcLester, Mass. Edward Baltzley and wife to Jessie 8. aud F | 0. Clark, lot 5 block 26, Glen Echo. $1,500; Nk R Zea B Henderson, and Wat. Ver Boa ‘ = sk. } Ustees, to Eduard and Edwin Baltzley, 7054 se Kun 3 Or ASK. | ccres of land, $7,450; Metropolitan Investment | Company to Mary A. Taylor, 8,041 square feet of land at Garrett Park, @450; same to Isabella Tracy, 3.344 feet of land at Garrett Park, $400; ore aie | tame to isabella, Tracy, 10,000 square fect of topiyloess ta reecing oA YE | land at Gurrett Park, #200; Wm. 2. and Mary 1 the cates « yard vision | A. Mutton to John B. Diamond, part of an acre ovarcagal oye ante trey 1 | of land, $600; Sarah A. Thompson to Surah A. Beech Sit te oS? al Mle Snpbies, | Diamond, oue acre and eleven perches of land, SYS PVE National Hotei, Wastinaton, D.C. $152.63. i261 bow A few days ago an enterprising young farmor living near this place received au invitation to sball st Albaugh’s Theater, in Washington, and as lack would have it the same occurred upon the might of a day when he was compelled to takea load of hay to market. How to get the bay to market aud himself to the bell at the saine time was then theabsorbing question. Nothing daunted, he determined to “kill both birds with one stone,” and packing his dress suit and other “‘fixin’s” in a bundle he lashed the same to the long pole used to keep the hay on the wagon and early in the morning started on his journey. When @ few miles on his way the wagon broke down and left him standing along- side the road ina very disconsolate frame of mind. Determined to reach the city at all hazards another wagon was procured, the load of hay, dress suitand sll were transferred, and he again started on his journey, reaching the city without any other mis- ‘ > hap. After safely landing the bay at its desti- tes ar, removed, “Conmaltatioa ten at ofisecr bj man | Baton the bundle was found safe and sound OKN H. WOODSURY. Dermatelogreal Institute, | “Hd Was shortly brought into requisition. After 125 West 42ad Street, New Kerk City.” | Ste “fixing up” in Various ways he made his way tothe ballroom and declared he never = ) [spent @ more pleasant evening after ail his ] cu E FITS! troubles during the day. Saw ——_ ‘When I gay euro I donot mean merely toatop them THE COURTS. a ek foe aoe and then bave tm ere aca hay talicalcare, Unave made the disaase of BITS, fg LEPsY or FALLING $ Soiniogeiey, 1 | Counr is Gaxenat Tena—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Jwiges Coz and Janes. otuew receiving “| Yesterday—Braxton agt, Braxton: opinion of ons rae Free Rottieof | tho chicf justice declaring the equities of Na- By infallible remedy. Give Express and Post tional Braxton, directing an account and re- _H. G. ROOT. M. €.. 153 Pearl manding case. “In re W. 8. Norvell; ordered on ee calendar. Suz Scrreren Tontvass. Equity Covat—Judge Hagner. Yesterday—Palmer agt. Fenton, leave to file answer granted. Bush agt. Stanton: reference THE INTERESTING STORY MRS. LEONARD] to auditor ordered. Wheeler agt. Bond; W. I. ROBE es Woodward appointed guardian ad litem. Clark TOLD A REFORTER-SHE WAS AN INVALID] gg “Clack; divorce ‘granted. Pulman one FOR YEAS, BUT IS WELL NOW, AND GIVES | Stevens. decree awarding execution, “Murphy ALL THE CREDIT FOR HER CURE To 08, | O07 Donets henge, ter ordered. As. Pd ciRcurt covet. Yesterday—Samuel it. Church agt. William Mr Joserhine Leonarl, who lives st 914 Virginia | and Caroline M. Ready; verdict and judgment JORDAN. ave. © W., toki a reporter a most interesting story a | for defendants. A. Depree & Co. agt. L. J. fewdaysaco. Here it iy in her own language, from | Wolten; verdict and judgment for plaintitf for ber own lips, aud every one should read it $53.16. PROBATE count. Yesterday—Estute of Francis M. Wheelock; final notice filed. Estate of Patrice de Janon: commission issued to Jobn Edson to take depo- sition of will, Estate of Elizabeth P. Dyer; will proven. Estate of Harvey B. Bestor: will proven. Estate of Robert C. Bernays; petition for order granting letters of admiuistration to Elizabeth Bernays. Application of Charles Wilson for guardianship of Charles Blackson, granted. —__ ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: G. Barrie to E. M. Noble, lot 23, sq. 17,Eckington; €2,600. Same to G. Truesdell, lot 13, sq. 16, do.; $2,475. Same to J. G. Hill, lot 9, sq. 5, do.; $2,963.12. Same to C. MI. B. Harris, lot 11, sq. 23, do.; $2,250. Same to J. H. Lane, lot 23, sq. 5, do.; $3,226.22. C. C. Baldwin to Waite €. Johnson, pts. 17 and 18, sq. 628; $3,725. Ma- tilds B. Wurdeman to Floreuee 3. Arriugtou, sub 37, sq 7: e Kh A. Pyles to G. W. Fisher, pts. 250 to 282, Anacostia; ¢1.800. Mary pene rr oargnes 5s to F. Briggs, sub 58, sq. 1026 bra 1|M. Dur to Anna Dunn, pt. 39, sq. 013; #—. Occasionsiiy |G. H. Baldwin to W. O. Denison et al, pt. 8, ¥ nose, which woud | Metropolis View; @—. G. S. Cooper to J. 3. to pain. but on'y fer a short | Davidson, d 38,84. 44; #—. Louisa 1 1 cowdn't | M. Wood to Julia Wood, lot 12, bik. 25, Colum- At night I lay with | bia Heigh J. J.'Purman to Hettie M. eath. Tsometiines felt | Tenney et ock 43, Holmead M: ¢ to living in the comiition I er to KS. Trapier, fo bad tena biank. 52.50. W. T. Schlosser fo Dr. Jurtaa for t to M.’H. Schlosser, part 13, aq. 712; @—. Cath- eatcent for a few erie E. Loeffler to satae, part do.; $—. T. H. bee rest it sears, ard cou'd | Clarke to E. ‘i. Forrester, sub 65. sq. 302; &— Tee! now as if T Jenkins, subs 25 and 95, eq. auch my nose, my . Clapp ‘to John M. Clap; rs sub Mt Pleasant; @—. M. oS. Oppenkeimer, part 19 aud tubs nd spells come sive teuspor. time. My nose eathe Pirous! my mouth open, easy that deeth w: ze t was ay se ag. 717; &— BE. Pairo to TH. host Clarke, lot 4, sq: 49: @—. T. H. Clarke toi E. Pairo, sub 66, A. P. Sickels to De Cc. ¥. JORDAN, Harriet 8. Ward. 9 Auuie B. (C6 ISTH STRERT ¥. Ww. Curry to A. Brandt. sub 36, sq. 617; CAL Bowman to G. W. Pinkney, pari 32, Chichester; SPECIALTILS — DISTASES OF THE OSB, I g2 IO. S. Koss to it. oe a cf blocks 6 to iaanaee tunes wir §, Edgewood: $—. G.E. Emmons ct al. to os ccciaiaba rasa are tam same, samme property; $—. Ik. Sungur et al. to CONSULTATION FREE J. F. Scaggs et al., in trast, same propert; oe noire to : me, @. AF. Fox to 3.8. Slater, parts 3 and 4, Cre nose ~~: 2 am 3 $09 Batis Ste Sam. Te oes B. E. Teqcy to BW. Vosburgh’ w?-e0de oe t. 4, bik. 19, Edinghain Place; $2.100. J. E. arker to OU. M. Bryant, pt. 26, #q. 513; ¢- Behrend to Mar:ha 5. Collier, lot 17, bik. 25, Columbia Heights; $3,012.50. Catherine M. Dodson to E. ‘t. Sweeney, sub 162, sq. 33 ~ Ae 23,230. G. Clark to H. C. Thompsun, sub 339, sq. 674; @- Jobn Ruddeu to Elizabeth M. Power, lot 1, block 45, Holmead Manor; $—. —. Mary M. icdgen to C. A. Baker, subs 39 and B 2 40, sq. 156; @—. MI. Weller to Mary Harti- BB fan. Pt 9, sq. 892; $2,400. TP. Murphy to Bow john’ Murphy, pt aq. 999; @—. F. Me crew. well to8. J. Seeks, sub 20, oq. 131; &—. a ns ay Ss ss 2 Recent Robberies Reported. aA Sss, Sssy Friday night the colored Presbyterian Church aa St Sut ou 15th street between Iand K strects north- west was entered by burglars, who gained an enn EE OP DP A entrance by forcing shuttcr from pane the window. The only article of value missed was 2 handsome marble case PP yeh meaning gt clock. The police think it probable that the ureileand artistic, Wortiug quicker, be | robbery was committed by the same burglars Wil uot Keep one as long with mouth wide who robbed the Church of the Epiphany some charge lese—for deatal nights ago. * rue const Aloxander J. Kane of No. $09 6th street north- reivre that you not only worth reports that while standing in front of the National Hotel Sunday afternoon a soli- taire diamond pin was stolon from his scarf. K. S. Van Henson of Syracuse, N. Y., reports stolen from one of the Rotels last Friday » RAILWAY COMPANIES’ EXHIBITS. What the Reading and the “Pennsy” Will Show at Chicago. Both the Philadelphia and Reading and Penn- sylvania railroad companies will have elaborate exhibits at the world’s fair. Reading's exhibit will be in charge of General Agent Kindred, who hes alrendy planned several of the more important featares. The con! display will bo presented on @ magnificent scale, giving repre- sentations of the manner of handling the pro- ducts of Penusylvania’s vast coal fields from the mine to the market. Realistic scenes will be set, displaying models of the mines, the breakers, conl yards and shipping wharves, It is probable that Port Richmond, the largest coal shipping plant in the country, will be vividly depicted in minia- ture. Other interesting features of the display will represent the rolling stock aud reproductions Of some of the tinest stretches of roadbed. But few particulars of the Penusylvan: bibit have been Jearned, although the ny has decided to be represented at the fair. @ anthorities at Altoona will have churge of the principal features, representing the me- chanical part. This will probabiy include ex- hibitions of speed appliances, the block system, air brakes, aafety pluctorus, we. Au inter Ig eXLibit will be that of a vesti- tram containing all the modern convel ences of the Chicago limited, showing the | various apartments, sich as barver shop, bagi | room, library, dining care, observation care and all those other features which go toward towking modern American ra:lruad travel un- i by auy other country. The Penusyivania's exhibit will a rolling stock in the shape of the newe: tives, models of some of the Landxomer stations, bridges suc rondway. It ia safe to predict that no exhibit at the fair will Le viewed with more Universal interest than that of the railroads. 100 — SATION AT MEMPHIS. Alice Mitchell Murders Freda Ward for Speaking Lil of Mer, ‘The most sensutional tragedy which has oc- curred in Memphis for years wae committed yosterday afternoon. ‘ihe victim was Miss Freda Ward and the slayer was Miss Alice Mitchell. Both were familiar figares in society and the awful affair is the talk of the town. ‘Miss Mitchell ix the nineteen-vear-old daughter of George Mitchell, a retired furniture desler. and she and Miss Jobuston, in the latter's stylish turn-out, were a familiar sight on the different drives about the city. Miss Ward is tho daugh- ter of John Ward, a planter and wealthy mer- chant of Goiddust, Ark. At the inquest last evening the jury rendered averdict charging Miss Mitchell with the kili- ing, and that 1 was premeditated. t is alleged by several persons that Miss Ward had ade remarks of a decidedly uncom- plimentary nature reyarding Miss Mitchell, and this is supposed to Lave been the cuuse of the tragedy. Yesterday afternoon a buggy containing Mies Mitchell and her friend, Miss Lizzie Johnston, drove up to the custom house. Coming slowly along the pavement chatting pleasantly were | Miss Ward of Golddust, Ark., and her sister Jo. Suddenly from her carriage bounded Miss Mitchell. Catching Miss Ward by the neck she drewa bright razor across the throat of her | victim. Mive Ward sank to the pavement and in * moment she was cold in death. ‘The mur- dered girl's sister received a tritlig cut. Miss Mitchell jumped into the buggy with the ex- clamation, “Drive on, I've doue it,” and the pair drove home, where Miss Mitchell was ar- Tested. comprise jozomio~ Asi ——_—_+e+_—_____ Burial of Justice Bradley. The Essex County Bar Association met yes- terday at Newark, N. J., and passed resolutions deploring the death of Justice Bradley. Cort- landt Parker, a class mate of the judge in Rut- gers College, delivered the eulogy of bis dead friend. All court business was suspended in the county. The “body was brought from Washington to his son Charles’ house on Broad street. Many distinguished visitors came to the city to attend the funeral. The services were held at the North Reformed Church at 2 o'clock. A distinguished party, including the Supreme Court justices, their’ families and members of the cabinet, came on a special traia from Washington. Among the party ar- riving from Washingtoa were Chief Justice Fuller and Associate Justices Harlan, Gray, Blatchford, Brewer and Brown. Justices Field and Lamar were prevented from attending by illness. The clerk of the ena Court, Mr. McKenney, Deputy Clerk Beall end Marshal M. J. Wright were aiso present, as were several of the United States district and circuit court judges. They proceeded to tho North Reformed Church and looked upon the face of the distinguished dead und then awaited the beginning of the funeral services. All the attaches of the United States Supreme Court, with « number of United Statos Senators aud friends, accaupanied the justices. The dis- tinguished party were received as guests by the Essex Bar Association. The coffin was placed in front of the pulpit in the church, which was heavily draped with black. Hundreas of people visited the church and gazed at the closed colin. On the lid was a silver plate With the inscription “Joseph B. Bradley, ss8o- ciate justice of the Uniied States Supreme Court. Born March 14, 1813. Died January 22, 1992." ‘The body lay in state all Sunday night and all day yesterday. ‘The church was crowded during the funeral services. The pallbearers were Geo. M. Robe- son of Trenten, Thomas H. Dudley of Camden, George Harding of Philadelphia, Jobn P. Stock ton of Trenton, A. M. Dodd, Cortiandt Parker, Thomas T. Kinney and Robert F. Ballantine of Newark. ag Murderers Accnse Each Other. The trial opened yesterday in Vienna of Frank Schneider and his wi Rosalie Schneider, on the charge of murdering and robbing eight servant girls, Schneider being also charged with violating the girls. Schneider pleaded guilty to violation in two instances and to murder in one instance and threw the guilt of the other murders on his wife, who, he said, decoyed the girls to their fate on the pre- teuse of employing them. There was an excit- ing scene in the court room during the pro- ceedings, due to a violent exchange of accusa- tions between the prisoners. ‘the court was crowded. Sa ee New Treaties With France. Negotiations with the United States govern ment in regard to extradition are in progress in Paris in addition to the negotiations for a commercial treaty going on both there and in Washington. United States Minister Reid will take with him a draft of the projected extra- dition treaty when he sails shortly for the United States, in order to hasten its ratifica- The commercial negotiations point to tho conclusion of a convention for the aduission of French sugar and hides into the United States in return for the admission of American timber and other articles at Preach ports. Samia anwharaiiuael 2 Robbed of His Earnings aad Murdered. A few days before Christmas George Myers, a stoue mason, loft his home at Hastings, Pa., and started for Obio, expecting to find empioy- ment there. He bad $600 in a belt on his body. Soou after tha body of & man was found near Glen Campbell, Pa. His throat was cut and there were evidences of a struggle. ‘The body was not identified and was interred in » cemetery near Smithport. A few days ago the wife of “iyers heard of the atory of the sup- posed murder and had the remains disinterred. An examination of the body proved it to be that ef her husband. ‘The murder had evident! beeu committed for robbery, as the money belt Was rifled. Se Fire at Beverly, W. Va. Specials from Beverly, W. Va., say that the entire central part of that town was burned yesterday, including the court house. ‘The county records were all saved, but with groat difficulty. Over 600 people practically lose their homes. The court house was a bighly unfavorable one, yet it contained valuable records of transfers of real estate to the West Virginis Coutral and Graton and Greenbrier railroads. SOLID GOLD CxOWNS beak a, with a pair of gloves SOLID GOLD F 3 and some cards in the pockets. persis Mansvel Jackson coroylains that a gold-plated — watch was stolen from his room at No. 213 2d street northwest Sanday, George Deovers, No. 819 2d stroot northeast, reports that his Premier nan was stolon ha from Fenton strect Sat: it. Ge W. Smith complains that while asleep in the United States Express Company’ sstables Friday be was robbed of @42 in moucy. Mrs. Fannie Downer reports the theft of « pair of pearl opera glasses. Gustavus Jones reports the larceny of an | Le A Ovr, leaving the THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH OF AUSTRIA Several years ago, after a severe spell Extract to rebuild her weakened con- stitutio:, It acted so admirably that in appreciation Johann Hoff received the Order of the Golden Cross of Merit. There is nothing “just as good” when you can obtain the genu. ine a:ticle, which mast have the ag: nature of “Johann Hoff” on the of every bottle, Take no other, > . AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SoA OE et aie) GPa 8 oe * THIS EVENING. TOoMOKKOW. 1 1 VENNeYLVaNrA Row W241 7ER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., auctioneers — | JX -KUENITZKI, AUCTIONEER, [LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucticncers, TO TRE NORTH, WEST ARP wot J a 1400 0 strest. | (HOLUMBIA COLLRGR OF COMMPRCE, efter keira Saasien aa — TWILL SELL AT MY AUCTION HOUSE. 627 D| TRUSTEES SALB OF VERY VALUARLE 1M. ee ee ee. | Toeftet it "Wp m. deuune to Meee STRERT NORTMWRST, OX WEDNESDAY, Jay] FHOVED FAGERREY, BEIEG HOUSES stg c BSER. AM. CE. Prin | rears Ate WAdMINGTOR Buc Startog ‘rR! UAUY TWENTY-SkVENTH, at TEN orctock,| Pk SSP ESTE: A e-— ine burs, ie GUickeat preparation fo cortaii deod of trust recoried in liber | Scurse, ¢ 10) hae. THE STOCK OF A RETAIL DEALER DECLINING ” ‘the land secords for the, FE daily 2 Dane, 10. BUSINESS, A@ FOLLOWB: jaw request of ft! party instruction ty HS Cy 2 ad Mt Le HAMBURGER EDGINGS, LACKS, GLOVES, HOS- = * nwred mek mat og Ae Be TERY, CHILDKEN'S AND LADIES’ UNDE Bale rast FOUR O'CLOCK |g og 8 gy de WEAR, RUCHING, CORSETS, VEILIN ¥, solowing aesctibed property in the county | CATALOGUE TON. cups of Wash.ngton, Vistrict of Cx STOCK UF DRY AND Prifee “Sond for shtalosee a0 Bunbered twengy-ea Cc ta Eo we in Thosts E. Waseanat GOODS 10” NUMEROUS TO MENTION, aND | 14m L. Berver x oF NTIRE STOCK OF JEWELRY, ALSO a NU! BER OF SILVEL-PLATED SHOW CASES. THEE Hi ENTIRE STOCK POSITIVELY WILL BE SOLD, : > j IFFERENT ARRANGEMLNT N | 1S secure uve euta ut sbout’s:).20)) on eacl 108 | VALUABLE IIGH-CLABB Ay DUNVERENT ABBAROEMERT MAN BEEN | fore Qo cen slots Gil ones Passage gf et Saath Valance {ioc atl fants pra? Peta ong OIL AND WATER COLOR 025-28 S. SAMBTAG, MANAGER Yer eunuu., fapabie eats nai ae = Sen on 8a! nts, or = AICLIFFE, DAKE & CO., AUCTIONERKS, | D7 ionC of truss on said propesty. os D ~ PAINTINGS, R PA AVES Nw. | lve io be Sducpiued w Seve Or the promrty ; a eter tay, tor Mat PLUSH PARLOR SUITE: Faxcy. CuAIRS AND oe beserecost. | GWMNETS. Adatemw A MU. Ge Star ethics” jake o ihe eater wocwehs. tT Tabla CARD. Lawl oS | Mrionii& Teacase op WenList avare Fain $0 NOW ON EXHIBITION. ; POUTIERES, “Lace ¢: wit Slosprne Oar as JOBS ¥, ELLIS & ’ “and Elmina, at 30.500.m, Under and in pursuance of a certein chattel trust the Le - -| SS. STEM. CLANS | POR PRILADE E14 NEW YORK AND THRE: undersigned, s& trustes therein, and by virtue ofthe} — SE jOLTCR LO TADiE®.— Dyess PiiTiNG MADE ao, Fenanees Sy Bw and ita @. oe terus thergol, wll off-r for sale et public muction at | Gi e aN ay D7 arming, the Perfect fusing ial or Soe Se Peg et fe * © Ga wt ‘the sales roci of Walter J. Wiiliaius & Co.. corner Was LPS Ral an 'y system im the city that requires vo en 1 Ts ‘10th steve: aud Peunsylvane avenue borth»est, com- Zi! PILLOM Rotterue and \inines eurto messu:e. Ayer. OF RUsic nenciug. SULSDAY EVENING. at. HA).1-CAST 127i Se ieee? pg tca SUES Kaur, SEVEN O'CLOCK, resuming WEDNESDAY MURN- Castes or | Mix 3 ssoNaL LIMITED ANG at ELEVEN O'CLOCK and HALE-PAST SEVEN < W Gon 's CoMMPLCIAT. COLLEGE : pgp PM. TATE OF KH. ATAFRAS & | 401 and sorb Cay ne “awed Sterne ‘pened au en! Buriniees © Sth wh, ow, and 80. fe Conawer JANUARY TWENTY-SIXTH AND TWENTS- nyten ladies, “Terms i am week deyeand SEVENTH, 1802. =“ hikniee Wreine connest at Vareieh poles t Li sel at the J. Prisarme, Among the colecticn will be found some rare and Ay Ty valuable fens of urt by leading foreign and Auerican al Neca viewes Cerguan eae: Lapa _ ea anes SA F us artists, Connoisseurs and art dealersure invited to this iere:ny to which the Attention of Dat- xtc " ‘ Y Por BE amorn, 8.06 — at TCITPPR, DARR & CO., Aucte, _— For Giris Asp Yooxo Jans 169), TO, 3 eae} ee ei | asim 414 aot. ow. prreian FUTURE Days. High Grade ON TUESDAY MORNING AT ELEVEN A.M, | > ATGriPva, DAMA & CO., Anions TIGNE FO, ORDER, Boarding ané Day Schost. ‘B20 Pa. ave bow. aaa eee! — ™ “ > Wem. sul éwyp m, Fittewn Eiderdown Bed Covers, some of thou hand- RXEotrons gatm GF VERE Drsinguce 1 UCAS, 908 ou ot, aw. MOUNT VERNON SEMINARS, | s se Shi. vainted. The finest ever brought to America, PROVED REAL ESTATE. BFING THE ThO- Bore. os0e-2me int Reese sunday. Subdase, ap rut’ Ne . shrtest active, Fetcerg gy equir/ped in ali departments Terms cash. ON MONDAY, PEBRUAIA FIGHTH, A. D. 1992, | Over saumerei’ tans store tor Bet ocak uaecobapee an Kianaten | aT POUR oCLock P.M., I will offer for sale ib Catalogues delivered om application to auctioneers. | FOLDERS og ty squaRE 7th and $th mar, and usc A Home. on which students have rare advantages for ‘890, ine t a per c. Japatens toys, 1 . ; ee Bronting 20 foot on A st bet. 7th aud sth sia. me. | Petanuul arap book prcvures ier 1 social training and experienc ni Zand io : Ce Soy bei:e, Supe: triage, stare, Hoetene, santtation and plysical comforts of the 2 EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee, Prashapatadoe aca oomatene s soaee aint. inetailice, suc paver do . Inoto | moat approved modern kv — qyovera improvements, one aquare ‘rom the Lerdics, | ai retalhn card, euchre avis, eee tien | AMCHE present pat f the school are Bishop or Wasting? ropoliten street f. Tt. auice ohn ' hae “mary ¢ 5023-36 Fendait building. | "ferns of eae: Uneaiinh cant vie be'snce in one | |] Hi, SISTERS IN_CRARGE OF ST. ioses | 2 Si cae Gee ee and two years, with notes bearing interest from the Indi I Bchool, 2023 Gat. n.w., have reopened | TICE Wier, Mr. wm, day of sale, at the rate of 6 per ceut per annuw, and | » Department for Carrel D. Wright, Lieut. Cow'd’r 3. N. ared ‘by deed of trust on tte prusiiees wold. Of a dren's Suite in Counection with | Smith, C se" = cash, at the option of t 8206 Dressmaking aud Milinery. 230-3ua_ | Hemphill. = BENSINGEK, Auctionver fed ‘at the thi Addrose Mra. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, nt G_ BENSINGER, Auction p20) req s psn Dited “wii im dtteon ai ano Ayn P. D. a8 WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, | terred'to rea yo rink and fing | A~VENING /AnD Tanty J/Resses ___ Principal. NO, U0 LOUISIANA. te. Durchater, aiter five Jaye’ advertisement. "All cour —— PEREMPION) DALE OF YWENT)-P1i\ E HEAD OF | Yeyancing, recording, Be., at the purchaser's vost. CLEANED. HORSES. “Makes AND MULES) , a CEES U ES Exe ter, Will be sod veithin th cu THUnspay | RATCLIFFH, DAUR & CO., aucta, “jextdiidbe PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST MOKNING, JANUAKY AN at a % ‘oni Borate. 23 FRATCLIEVE. DABR & CO., Auctioncers. DELICATE FABRIC. jp icHMOND AND DAT) age RE Lorses and iuarvs aul thrve large u.Ules. Tius stock ad a wat de shipped bere by Louis Meuero of Phiideipia, | TWO DESIRABLE 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES. ALL LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED T. JOHN'S COLLEGE. eebiehh mi Aug enante ot atiaie Work Lees ude drivers, | MODELS, WMIRHOSEMEN TM) | HEALED, BY DEMI SKUE.— jens Fithionr ave, caruc Ciece et Well worchy tue attention of buys: io whew Lol PURNAC LARGE CELLAL, N : —DEUI NKUE.. asbuts das). Whi pusitivery be sod without rexerte, PM ASD tod FOBTALET NOWTHEASI, BY DUCATIONIE Fal) eROye mora eee Soe: MONDAY ABTRRNOON, FEBRUARY FIRST, L4ey New Yor masiy for ali seimetinel points LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers HECK O'CLOCK, we will ofer forsale, im front of r oma ; Conwectime Lacie With Se Sew Crueaue vib LOT OF LADIES’, CHILDKE: AND MEN'S 8UB LOTS 119 AND 122, rr RGA Monyomery, w 1. Via Bitumen, aise SHUES At AUCTION. BEING 1 HE PROPERTY 1X BQe Aly on “F — rns its ya Bo austen, ute OF &LOCAL DE ys NG SivCK. | Fronting each 16 feet oy 100 feet, running back to 3s sf na. i Aa On THURSDAY ALY TWENTY-EIOUTH, | Inpce 30-foot alley, imyroved by two we.l-built ho ah © ie a 1, AT GEN O'CLOCK OAM. within our saleb | Witrall th (atest ‘guproveiments, masiag them very ‘oo 6 atu tur Revit oyal aad Tronis, 14006 street, we will sell the above stock, to | desire wi ie ey ag oe ms “aiate’TRTNEI aw SLOAN, Auctioneers gue.sune 1, IM. ou each house to, be paid in Cash, 41 _H&G @ STREET KoxTuWEsT. io Peupere kt ieee ret a oi a r ire! i —— 5 ab Sceiet, Dini S. PENSINGER, AvCTIONRER. Of sale. If the terw of sale are not comp ted. with in | [$45 10N" Tp ORDEw 10 MATCH wATTUIAL ae “s 4 + WASHINGTON HOUBE AND CARRIAGE BA.- | fifteen days fro. tha day of sale right reverved to cesell 10 wave: Bat, iunc! | sbape: plan or with ZAAK, No. #4 LOUISIANA AVENUE. the property at the Fink snd cost of the defanitins pur- AN oF metal rub; ak, Glee OF Ve.vet. WV aes chawer after Sve daye’ advertieeinent of such resale {0 21 9th wi. nw. wer don' AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, Dee Ald HARNESS, &., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- ee ee ; DAY AND SATURDAY MOKNINGS, COM-| _Jevthdkdbe RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.,Aucts._ | style seslakin girineutedyed aud citered Wht} loeont | ytarancee shot erunor te MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY | P ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucta = wa s 8 sae = \f ME. D. TAULELLE, G TEACH ANY PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUS-| Thusrer's saLz OF REALESTATEIN ayaton | MME 2; TAUEELER, Fymoved te 1217 G nw. ¢ Tayou portract ik LaTEST SIVLE® IN CAFE AND | — ae eater if patterns Lave best, tecuived UY tie Miwvoe AGE AND LITERATURE. PROE ob Vurrere, 0s Stk ae new Dt or Paris. A lutte. (ODN ISIOM +. 42 po YELY TO i ESRRACE, BEING ON HARKISON STWtkeT | Lace Curtai \ded anil jew at | KDowiedce of drawing uecessary : > ao + Keurnine arrive IVELY TO THE SALE OF HOUSES, CAB-| ZERBACE. BEING ON HARLISON BiWEed Be ad ee ee Rasiicuttch 8 dew a daily and 6-2 RIAGES AND HARNESS, AND IS THE BEST IMPROVED BY A SEVEN ROOM FRAME | cess ayeing and cleaning. Fiuwes d'autrucle reuo- | d90-lm | \isumsh prams Prous. the Sout ve Washi PLACE To EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON| COTTAUE AND STABLE, “ata a latest Parisian style. Foint ince mended,’ | & cnooL, OF Fil ONDUCIED | $-3y0.uc. l0-coa ms and a0} ae Meneees Bie HAND 30 DAYTON WAGONS AND 50 BUG-| py viryug ot adeet of trun dup recorded tp Liber | Poe | Sy Pre neue rere: | pa intermation GIES, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE | No. L440, folio 70 t neq. vue of the land rocord of the Dixine, tan pronunciation. aysvalia ave, and a SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO EVERY | dpeyred thereban | wWiltsell by pusne eae ee DRY CLEANING, ee = ~ | wo De areca nnsetiaeshossccg SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TOTHE TRADE, | ghshe qramieen oa FELD AY. Westy NtNTH DAL ScouRiNe. M* RDEKG ATER ARD SCHOOL, | “D> 5 BROWN, General Avent, Washington, D.C. t F JANUARY, A. D. 1892, st FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, a wu Uegius FEBAUARY 1, Lue. JAS. 1. TASLOK, Gen. Fass Agi, Atisata, Ga WHICH WILL BE SOLD OB EXCHANGED AT | the following described real entate, situated ANTON FISCHER, EMS Sunderandpiace. wuth ot Davont Cutie jel 4 PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL 10 PLEASE, | {the | couuty of | Washington, | District of D Schedule in effect Lecemler 14, 1891 Leave Washington frou sation cotuer ‘of New Jersey Columbia, “to wit: all” that “certain piece oF 906 G BT. N.W. Mes Max kA THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK | parcel of land and promises known and cistinguisived IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED | $04 Yeing Jot pumbered one (1), in “Avalon Terrace, ag appears duly rect im Country Lil RE ‘TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE folio thirty-one ('31). oue of the land reco office of the District of Columbia, | (f tus Estab-ishinent, 1205 New ork « . LEACHER OF THE PIANO, | PpaLTIMORE 7 certincated puyii cf’ Herr iauit ot the Loyai ca: | Dresses dyed Mourning Biack my fall spectalty. servaiory of Geran. Her: Kait's techuic, touch and b oni mewuod taudht. bry Dud st. now. dita? LOCUTION, ORALORY, DEAMATIO ACLION CH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- First-class 4 aud Voce cult " Ww OWNSE! Sestibuled Liuited Ra- YURCHASING, e improvements, ways, saseaente, | Mdige audesnie ork of ovary deacrirtion ang Sue ADA TOWNSEND, Teactets, A317 Tae Sim daly 8. BENSINGER, ite jurtenances: 4 Ba Y Dikeses. PLUS ANY VELVETS. a aud Indien 20-1m Promtece, | pennants ned. ane cent the cniee DANE: ANTON AND CAROLINE LAMM, foreorco oa | ‘express 1]. 40p.m. daniy. a —— | elena: Coeiieh cosh; valence in one aed | 4. Miaberend Maloun aries: Fore myy EMOVAL— SCHOOL OF Ung aud Clevelaud, exitens deny Lda HUMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionegts, Lewd BAEER, be wed t i x T ~” GSE. ww, | to Toes Dearing interest from the day of sale at the | === | OS PARED, bes remeved to 18 “hor Lexington and Staunton, #20.40a2 Fate of cont aupun, be he option a] . te pom 100.9 an. Agyrecoron ov ni farave op onanres | Siveywttant i soba sl Suber’ oe MEDICAL, &c. Ee Seton rma prerten, 220 ae X. MAWLIN, DECEASED, 1 If the terms of ssie are uot couplied For Luray ks aye i, 132) | With In Afteen dase from the day of snethe trustee | )pR. CARLESON, epee wines enh Monphin, Hig AUCH ION, Os tHE PLEMISES SO: 12 Tower ven thar revel he Uroperty atthe lak and 207 12th st! n.w., Washington, D. C. us poe dni oecvag vat mvp @ ae oem PAST VEN OCLotie Tue Litany ANp' Geb: | Hnquent of such reas ip woe Sewasarer pulled | Graduated London, Racland, 1805: New Yor, 1s7a | 201220" A Now | Sienyatm azn TZ th aa at we ‘ ALN HOUSEMULD “ARLICLES BELONGING TO | 2 {he'tos'ot the purclaser nea ee craeiena ie fh, Aatiologee, ae ie ae sivon ustro apical | $31. O05, 45-auihutes) Teepe ee ; : GRISWOLD, Trust OF MEN, chars of yor ikovspirsiual treatuenta, | Bo, a Uy ie ie cp ue TERMS CASH. IRWIN B. ETOR RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucte,- jel8 dedte, VICTIMS OF QUACKS. Also teaches astruioxy. fice 415G st. uw. ob duu’ hice ecr oo) Sa = —— 3 WASHINGTON : : E LAIR. | PYUNCANEON BKOS., qucticpera YREE-CURE HUMBUGS, EVDEBOAMIES 20uMAL UNsTITUTE | Sch do, gil onl nicer RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, oak north west. a nr sea MODEL BISDEKGARTENS AND SCHOOLS, Revoret sited) aom., 12 20end 42 = . : pp | And all afticted rigor, eoerey, [ % Pegs Dunaaye, 8 Uae dead jeu AKT GALLERIES AND SALES Rooms, 920 Pa. | TERGERS PALE QU VALUABLE IMPROVED | nerve force, vitality, &c., no matter how ibdaced, can Bisy, Louise, Poviock. 1017 10th et, Yor Predench, #11-30 a m., SL 15, t4.0, 15.90 AVE. N. MUKRET) BETWEES. PLPTEENTH AND S1x- | Le cured by local treatment as applied Uy the sew di ios anne & Feeds. 606 Get Pie ce nahi amine HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION FoR| A5ENTH &! igh oc | gaceaee ae ee ee Rooes | Seen een i se, | RAL Ee LISI, Po Mew LOM AND PHT ACCOUNT OR WHOMIT MAX CONCEEN | 42 suriveof.s erin Gondscf {ett 2, BOUIDE | impediment.” Varicoela, efieture, Kidney sad bled | sual Kindergarten Staal, Nous kes C2” G5BN | yee yaraderuae Meet Nieto une tas oF Dec dozetelte Sul gt seg. of the land recorus, of the | der ailments and all acuteor chronic diseases within 1438 * ®*. FokMEsLY tes 11. | day $0. Sun, ae 3022 peers) . muy trict of Colu the reqdest 0 ; boob. 2.40 GS. Dining vary, ch = AN ELEGANT AMD COSTLY COLLECTION oF | Bain ef Colaba it ie madara chaear | my suecaity ofmaitrornary wrgery toad with | LEGS ici tor young ndenana | Bese eases * on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH. A. D. | #killand success, Privacy sssured. Hours, 9 to 8. | ittiecuudren. precy aren all day trains. FRENCH AND REAL BRONZES, CARRARA MAR. | 1582. AT HALE-PAS? FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, tue | Sunday, 9t03. Consultation tree. at \{®. PULNAM'S SCHOOL FOR YoUNG men 7p eR ee a : = IM MES 5 E STATUARY, BTATUETTES, CLOC Bein im faerety of Wansington, Districts: Columbis: | PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MESH. CAMERON, evi. Best a -F ipa a Ba and osing all of lot numbered 9. in Columbian Col. | © 1320 G st. n.W-, 8 graduate. Face inassage a spe: © sant ae BEAUTIFUL HALL AND MANTEL VASES. | jezoand others’ subdivision of lotsin sguarentiubered | Clelty. Kefers to iuahy of the tuost prouiinent adies of aca AM, | EST, ELAIN: ENE! Jud, a8 per plat recorced in liber C. H- B.. roo 101, | Washington, Ladies, Y tol. Gentiemen trom=tov. | AM. 1 ERDESTALS, POROELAINS AMD A GENERAL | S751 lcsLisct the oMice ot the eurseyocor the tie: | boll >, 10.00 ond 12.00 noun, Sum = HU Us ban raise soe tine tables, to be bad ASSORTMENT OF ART OBJECTS, + trict of Columbia, together with “iunprovements | [> gad AND DE WISE DR. BROTHERS, 000 6 | Ftescinr of tie Eniguish langage, i ‘inthis Snahey abs ae ae iereon. 8 OP pened om ences usany of {he dip.omatic corps, aay op ly. $8 . TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, paleritof sale: Opethind of the purchase money to iothe cium Suablished exper arene ee thin cne | SULLA Be BALCH Laue base nee ewe tins. WITHOUT RESERVE, WITHIN OUB pelt ta cam: Kise elance ‘ip saree equal i ; | and will guarantee @ cure in all @ of men aud | 7 AlEN OUL, 1511 1 ST. NW mente in one, two and tureo years, for which notes of jiueaic.be. cousu.tation abd: Schoul for lath peed i oe ART GALLERIES, the purchaser bears ee gg ee ey School tor Lith veitee sind dail Pa. ave cerca, at Oper ceutuil. yar an | tree at au) Laur of he day Sule 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, 0 ee ead (ad secured by | before wwe by Dr. BROTHER: THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-EIGHIH, 1892, | cash, at purchaser's optior: yan imu ad r- Fae At cost of the. purchaser. 7 ‘A dopusit of 8300 A.M. AND THREE P.M., Will Lo required at tuhe of saie, Torus of euleto ve xe yrepacstory work | 8. SAMUEL C. MILLS, Dw ebb. Pruscspal | bile’ in aud ior tue Dissrict of Cosmubja, 3 oma ets 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Eb bs CONTRADICTED THAT | * SELECT “par aS D BUARDING >CHOOL shia d DOM Compliet with in ten daye rom day of saie, otusrwise | 1 br. BROTHERS inthe oldest wstaviished advertin ue | xew SELEC? pupils euiturtiug Deveia ver FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOMIT MAY CONCERN. | trustees reserve te rush to Tessil the | rupertsrat the | ladies” puyaiciun to the city” Dr- BLULHEKS. wou B | NN oamen cages Jur Pulls eiiteriugg Deceuauct Ist. Parties interested will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. Fisk aud cost of defaulting purchaser iter Bve days’ | st. 6 W. aot i conwratuiate you warily on }oUF great success in EXHIBITION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, wa sowe wewsbayer vu | Vf aNHOUD KESTOLED UY UsiNG 2 JANUARY 20AND 27, FROM 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MARLON asu¥ORD,» Wl cure guy case of burvous deli Due : EACH DAY. I are 8 Fundest scenery tn Atuerton, with et Su Lt caja Bos Leah bet W&M. PALLET, Bishop of Maryland Mr. and Mrs Wai. D. CABBLL, Primes. ocatr sti Fast Line,” Solid Train i without chauee, arrivilue ot _ileunt 4 = sve aug tt tow Unon ee ‘Terms cash. {7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TILL | J)R. MULLER, 102:70THST. N.W., TREATSALL ~ ‘RIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-NINTH, 10¥2, same chronic affections o: tue eye, ear, throat, lune, 188 AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTU: t us emily ited” RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., | Hourand'ylace. a pia aa ives, Aiceys. irictarest aita Urinary disease, Oca baer Y son head ng oat tat Comeel, ncp.auave Auerionoers, | yu0,03,09,00 MAHEON ASHFORD.) qrustogg, | Hotes. itu tZatm anid to oe 3-21 PIANG'AND HALMONY. 2030 erriv ac at clus = Volb YEARS OF SUF RATCLIFFE, Daud & Co., Auctioneers HANCERY SALE ing Dr.G.¥. Thesi, F TWO VALUABLE TRACTS 0! Hig ROLES DUCATE FOR BUSINE: Nortu dth ot. , bia. DU E FY oi 58. Jue oly German-american 4 ccaat in the United | Ko rGe BELSCERIAS HUSINESS COLLEGE, SHLD AL U.o pas, Lexmaton 6.20 pi., Louisa Sou p.tm., copmectiaix in L te Lot al pence WW) Wiis, 4-y reas for Gurdours ve, Cuatioteaviig, - Ch : bic Wibbesute', Stauaton aid principal Var TMUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE i States who in abve to cUre a.) effects of indiscretions of Cor. sth aud D ste. Bw tua, Way : jn ald ye ONE STREET BETWEEN WIRSTAND TRIED | ORC BRIGHT NOOD AVENUE, Dt Loth sexes, Seud tor book "*Lrutl..” exposing quacks | | Twenty-seventh sls sstic Year bevan Tuesday, Sep- SIKELIS NORIHWESL BY AUCION. ND CONTAINING CER RES Oy and their "Howe Cure” swindle, &. ‘prix. | tewber 2 WI. Lay aud cveutiy’ sess-ons Beaoul of BY virtue ut decree of the Supreme Court of the| SNP AND. THE OTHER Practical” Bus.isess, “betivos Uf Preparatory Ltuwgiisk, | Oss kuant Cou Disirict of Commo a, p ssl on the REAR OF THE FIRST TLACT, NEAXLY AD. uary, A.D. Ieir, in equity ¢nse N R, MARSTON'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE | 10°! 0 Suorthaud aud 1ypew sting, Syeueeriab Pen: Wherein homes W. Suit, ‘and ‘Diadder : writ ciueai | Gd aud 4 JOINING THE CABINO CLUB PHOPEKTY, AND ‘of lost manbood, kidney diseases, gn ph gener lrg Erne fe ; CONTAINING ABOUT ELEVEN ACiEE Yarlcoceie, Ke. without stoinech medicines. | No ail: | Ofte; central section. seria: balls’ casne | = me By virtue of a aecree of the Supreme Court, of the | ures or Fe ‘ treatine free. Gon fe EY in Liver S12. 000 | pisirict of Colmubin, passed in equit she | CeiSeoly MARSTON CO. 10 Part piace: Toots. bervices of eradusteseiwaysiu Gemand. ow Xork 2s aul or setd f We 3 TE citton reauest of the party ao | Arey ay | Bal eter ie wes Bl i i pstea a nance, compage jal | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. fe pe Fi oe oer tor mais ty paulie epcion im O'CLOCK P.M..on the premises, all those two adjoin- a lO. N. 15TH St., PH His, _ : = = FOLK, Fo Pa. ‘Lwenty years’ experience, send ior book | _ stat a —| N‘iwvetn, Va. Sorton aud Wasbingten, Bee DAY OF TEVAUALY. ab. tour, at POU O'CLOGK | ing parcele of and in the county of Waa (wealed) containing tall particussrs for HUME CURE | >< ge = saan WA Semtou ‘ % We 50.40 cr ae ‘orig: | Bich wer deceased, Uy Fay ; ISS BALCIUS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE | “wauivugt Cougpany’s PALACE SILA MEMS WANE: ey a a the Fear St, CoLmecti #1 Shy Districe of Columbia: beginning for the seine D: STRY GAVE service, departuwutal | aL 7 you. duiu Wasnt ot ot ENTISTRY. Ling of Kt stregt nortawest, 4 said city of Vvasaunxton, Ba Ane fur ticawis vie tue bem sie. 4 drauiing thence sont alouy tho east line of said a vi eon ox srtificisl teeth inserted For Younx Ladies aaa Littie des, Sg “ ; uals “ OUNT VERNON. (inches) along the line of said yehet inchs | Ange ‘of (the Bret of 5 sumproved suction ‘repairmg;gas and vaye:| Syrtrmatic aud thorcusl work 1a every department. | 4) Sixteen (16) tect, thenee west aixty-five (5) test oiisht $az-2kis mn : "> t iat fo-wvck ailey) uistant one lundted and Sour | ali tvguge traiue va. tue aout: BinatyStour feet (Ds tex) south trem or ef ths out A iy, 1351 and ie7i Feaney.vania ave. K. BLAIR, 229 E ST. N.W.—15 YEARS’ EXPE Bae One : No. CALLAHAN, alley siztesi feet (18 feet) to a thirty (30) 109t pubi.se Cg me ey » 50s. < pain- — er Jsvietr eu Dus te aley): thence wast Cee} seet (UO feet) elght mches socaine, (8) inches to the place of beginning, toxether with the dmprovewentr, Ways, easement, right "HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PA. AVE, of E miprovewent, ways, easauent. Fit privilege, ap- Ly ot) uw. “Teeth extracted positively withows pain of TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Vifermus of sale; Une-thrd of tbe purchase money to GM doce. | Sapte, in use by us chiy.” Lon edects are present and sea be pac in cash, the residue in two equal instal. wente, jisobaine | trangent. artificial crown aba Laldge work ab at oue and two years {roi thy day o: sale, the deferred nd of said | rossonabie prices. : elds” ‘nth further notice the Palatial Tron and Stew, Dey meh.» to bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent per ine of the rrr y —¥ annum, aud to be secured by a deed of trust on the 7 GHOSHON'S DENTAL YARLORS, ESTABLISHED Steamer COAKLES MACALLSTI46 wi leove Ler property sold, or ali cash, at the option of the pur- out farm ISS, 1008 14th st. nw. Full sete $20 snd 615; et SS tates chaser. A deposit of two hundred (8200) dollars to | £0 stone, 80 | dexs, io, and be, Old plates nade poor ae yw. Open day. hn eg Fe RE Se paid when the property iw kicked tintn arcs | West 11:39 chains,” thence North 49 ders. E.s'04 | Sishte at Ul Zp. as alb ite branoues. oar muciay ot A et att. weve the Cty Oo Wee to be complied with ip 10 days frou tup day of aeiot | Ghume, then, Ro 1O¥ dere E30 Cuaoe: then | "feitime rT AMMO bos scunsian vo tbe tuatieca eau ctvunds © Klawsbt ot the rin and cost ot the ‘etait pot i: . heey | FUSE Dea Lae ad teeta eae [© NOMDRECISCHEL LLxD 8, co. — wi cee, convoyabcing aid pecordtn oi deme, | cost of material ac 330 ete tuwee ental Southanttion Havre), Bremen | \ciephuous calle. ry ment of the Columbian University, Pa wel, Tues... . hE me Allee. ‘Sat., Jan. 30, fe i. i. BLAKE, $a23-dede gras S2oept Sunusy :extrection free; infirmary, vpet | 7 qin. ‘Trave, Tues.. Feb. ZU a.m. kusSat., Feo: | _ocl® Commandins Charies Macalester. USTED, STATES, MARSHAL'S | saLy, py | 51 2 cine to | from Setcber Zo Sui so, (al | TL LO Suenos [Le ee cree SO! & (REE of. fll facine issued gut of the tke ‘of the ssid STARR PARSONS, §.8. OUR UTHAND EM © |" Comiuctabue State rooms, excellent table, iurut‘aue k Biquncr ADs UF Tiss LARS Yareel oO. | erk's office et parcels. of ‘i e ae cater gina, wold and other £21 | saloon apyoutinent = Ist cabin, tay e.. lcanier leaves Ui si. Whart, tert fot Sa oat ab rena, Na Het | ure iat Get, semeea tude heii: | SP [PSaMaY gah bustuot a and™ pee” | Sankt aonine fo Soon: SH ts | ttcam sh Dtaatya mua an esate 3 ‘ iti t wi “ ‘ % y | Bae kagiited with eset. ECCI DAP OP PRU UAits ani at EOELN' | Weuproed to coun, twenty ae eeper aod’ iateg | P)ERTAL INVIRMANY —XATIONAL UNLVER: | G8 foun. LM hs eS EL q seas, and or ‘acres corner 3 = : fon ats New hans as tg ee | 85-100, ‘more oF less: tovether with all the: a1 year Vstracting. crs iree. Rilhngs asad tines 22 | "T <p re R SESS SESS TE a Rhodes and Sinsmis to I:hodes «1 ances to each an; ‘adi ani | fost of inacersaln = Island of Jamaica nd the iuny old world towns of the | “42 St 404 « ALFRED WOOD, G.T.A. ine and ter suid ‘ease in aiswm, occupying to weeks oF iobger, by tne | 247 ___ALEEED Now GTA and the land known as lot wun! square numbe ed two hundred in the city of Wasinnuton, levy and setgure made POs Shatkns 8. Aor .' MER “WAKEFILGI D* FAVE cUaSb EY peher reine: FIVE bottalis a pay ee {Yah Soar ou MONDAYS TRURSDANR Di HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC. efrape ay mepcenncy expetines of 2 vint to Jamaica, SAPURDAi> ct pau. swturnine 2 tt which ‘can be; ‘Colombia. ‘esr tnd Goat ty Oni devt tak cea GURDAS eveninen. Prey or Pasenses. | For yauvaiet addres PIM £0 OF Suits Crete, Va, aa os. Chamente Baye sre Sons aviawia tavoroe Raver 3. aie te tollowu-descrived vortion ofthe Ast cue: een fcc yeruauent and role tpn Potce d Sock nu? asst macs at saereRe eu, DANIEL M. KAS uv. ‘that is to say, the south 97 feet tront a a N LINE. ROVAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. came Sy RATCLIPT EE DAlin'C COU mcciccatead PASijoy | strut ornblke Row cea butane nek ee | Muster ibe ppt feattaueraiecraker Ov ah seo: AGANGON ro rill Abulbuia Leake Ow ee, suanufactured a8 a it eS ‘Soneval answer, _ BRAS DORR EC depth of 1.0 fect, thus leaving remaining to be sou «| BOBS ay ge $30, ‘Steeraxe, g19. | 2% LATHER 8 HLOAN, Auctioneers frou to waid first tract of SUV ieet om wad: Brightwood Sevegitin Tne spss once iupremated, wie! wow yASS GTADE ENC cone y ~ aris 1400 Ostreet. | “*Termua of sale, as provided by the fare: One- | Spescitic it become ait utter ne colons (Cabin passers, $40; secon clam: €2. Ste i ATTORNEYS. TEUSTFES' SALE OF VERY VaLUABER 1x. | forte the plrchise mousy tncaal ead unereaicus | 2h . pnopaiztons, | — bAotiwilt AND iiVaubooL snivitis ra PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUeS 2, | im threo equal ssspectively. siz. tweive anv ouige ore eat teone hetiessons estan i W. Keux igs ot titi NGA EE Gal | RS ee ee Rec ae certs Fete) Samed a sere rey. | Guage WW, Kon. EN the "4 notes and a deed of trust on the prop naar OO. a eee ee |* nodectn “hiss. D. A BHOSKAS, Weatnaton. ay Ag Beh fou 1S desea’ one of tae land Torche tes | SF. oF ‘purchace money cau vepaid in cash. gt | SERS District or Colamvus, and at the request the party sectesce amr’ mio tsp et 4 ADVERTISING. fee aaa ewOxbay. Ate HBAS iy Tax Laeestaz Crscurarxe Lrnnany. | —____ADVERTISING._ PM, the fo.lowing desc MRadaw ‘ Wishincton, District of Gol uated 26 and 3 — forded in book county No.4, THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JOUER- trust to secure the stay of abgut & NALS, BOTH AMERICAN AND FOR-