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2d EDITION. CONTINUED FROM Sth PAGE THAT NEW WITNESS. ‘Murder Trial Today. QUESTIONING HER. NON-RESIDENTS NOT INCLUDED. Bpecial Diepateh to The Evewing Star. ‘Ricumox, Va., March 31.—Jndge Witt today decided that the law prohibiting the practice @f medicine and surgery in this state, unless the physician has received a certifi- ete § from the board of examiners and had it recorded the city or county of his residence, is unconst tutional so far aa it apolies to non-residents, as the act makes no provision for non-residents wecording certificates. The case he decided was that of Dr. RC. Flower of Boston, who was arrested here at the dmstance of the state board of medical exam- Pent aaa IN WALL STREET TODAY. Bow England Led the List in « Decline, but Subsequently Recovered. New Yor«, March 31.—The stock market was very dull this morning. Up to noon the sales smounted to 101,000 shares. Prices opened un- changed in most cases, but shortly after the opening a selling of New England weakened the whole list. The stock fell from 47% to 463s, and other stocks declined 3a5{. except Man- batten, which was strong and advanced 2%. In the hour to noon New England rallied to 46%, bus that was the only stock that recorded any change of moment. At this writing (1:30 p.m.) the market is dull at about the lowest figures. ‘Money easy at 13, and 2 per cent. Exchange quiet: rates, $87 and 489; actual rates, 486 and 486% for sixty days and 488 and 488% for demand Governments quiet; currency @=, 109 bid: 4s, coup., 117%¢ bid; extended 2s, Fegistered, 100 bid. cote FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, oPirer gare serene “wire to Corsun and sata ies OO {HHI 140 Pac Washington Stock Exchange. Government Bonds—U. >. 48, registered, 1907, ‘Né did, 117 asked. U.S 4, coupons, 190:. Ui bid, 118 asked. District of Columbia Bonds--Market stock. 7s. 1802, currency, 101 bid, —as<od. v0-¥eut fnnd, Gs, 1502, gold, 1003 bid,— ask oe. 2-year fund. 5s, 1599. gold, 106 bid, — asked. Wacer stock. is, cur- 7. 1901, 121 Did.— asked. 30-year fund. és. gold, ‘1908, 115 bid,— asked. Water stock. is, 1903, cur- Feney, 123 bid. —asked. 3.058, 1924, fund, cur- Fency, 112y bid, 116 asket is, reg. 2-ius, Isvs- ‘12901, 100 bid. — asked. Miscellaneous Honas—Washington and George- Yown Railroad 10-40, Gs, 101% Did. — asked Washington and Georgetown Railroad Conve Die. é. 148 bid, 155 asked. — Washiny Market Company,’ Ist 6s, 10 bid, — ashes ‘Washington Market Company imp. é. 116 bid. — aeked. American Security and Trust. 5, 1909. A.& ©, 00 bid, — asked. American Security and ‘Trust Ss, 1905, F.& A., 100 bid, — asked. swer- cam Security and Trust. se, 1906, A. & O.. 10 Did, — asked. Washington Light Infautry ist 63, 1904, 9S bid. — asked. Washing- tom Light Infantry ws, ¥6 bid. 1: asked. Wash- ington Gas Company. series A. W, 135, bid. — asked. jashington Gas Coupany, series B, G8, 135 bid. —asked. Washington Gas Compatiy Convert Die és, 1901, 140 bid, — asked.“ Eckineton Railroad @. 100 bid. Wi asked. Capitol and North O street Railroad ist mortgage 5s. 12 vid, — asked. — Met- Yopolitan Railroad Convertible 63, 115 bid. 1:5 asked. U.S Electric Light Convertible S< 113 did. T15y asked. \costia Railroad 6s. 102 bid, 105% aaked. Chesapeake and Potumac Telephone ist mortgage 58, #9 Did, 105 asked. Masowic tall As sociation Ss, 102 bid. — asked. National Bauk Stocks—Bank of Washing-on. 3-5 bid, 485 asked. Bank of Kepubitc. 290 bid. — asked. Metropolitan. 260 bid, 29 asked. Centra’. — Did. — asked. Farmers und Mechanics. 190 : bid. 1s asked. Colum. Capital, 126 ; WS asked. Traders’, wsked. Lincoln. 10) bid, iii asked, Kailroad Stocks — Wasiington $35 bid, 300 asked. Metropolitan, asked. Columbia. 6% bid. — asked. North © Street, 4 vid. — asked.“ Kekington and Soldiers Home, $4 bid, — asked. Kock Creek. lWodid, — asked. Georgeiown aud Teuleytown, «© Bid, 55 askew. insurance Stocks—Firemen’s, National Union, bid, 50% asked. < bid. 19 asked. Corcoran, 69% Did, 75 asked.” Potomac, 15 bid. 9) asked. Riggs, 7% bid, asked. Feople's, 55, vid, 6 asked. Lincoln, 6% bid. — asked. Couimerciai, 5 bid. 0% asked. Arlington, 175 bid, 155 asked. Columbia, ib Bid, 174, asked. Prauklin, 50 — oid. —asked. Met Zopolita, <3 bid, asked. German-Ameneam 13 — asked. Title Isuzance Stocks—Real Fatate Title, 130 Did. — asked. Columbia Title. 6% bid. — asked. Gas and Electric Light Stocks—Washingion Ga 43% bid. 487, asked. U.S. Eleetrie Light, *140 bid. WS asked. Georgetown Gas, 45 bid. — asked. ‘Telephone Stocks—Chesapeake and Potomac, 50 did, 6 asked. Auseriean Graphophone, 54 bid, 63, aeked. Miscellaneous Stocks—Great Falls Ice Company. medical in thove prevent. HT OUTSIDE THE RAIL. mission to introduce newly discovered evi- dence he had decided that although it was somewhat irregular still it was a matter in the discretion of the court, and he would allow the witness to be examined, that the defendant might have every right. Dr. Hay recalled at Judge Wilson's re- quest an named by him yesterday the temperature at the surface of the earth would be lower than at the elevation at which the weather bureau takes ite observation. At a temperature of thirty-five at the height of 75 to 100 feet it could not be said that the temperature was not at the freezing point on the surface of the earth. The humidity at the time of the shoot- ing was seventy-two degrees. That is, there was some moisture in the air. Ke-direct—The difference in temperature be- tween such height and the svrfuce of the earth varies. Some observers put it at ten degrees. He could not say that there was much differ- ence that night. MARTHA F. CAIN. Martha E. Cain, a colored woman, the de- fense’s newly discovered witness, was then ex- amined. She was near the corner of 17th street, THE PRISONER ENTERS. on the north side of Q. She was looking toward 18th street, and saw two flashes and then three more. She was sure eke heard more. The flashes came from the sidewalk nearest the houses. Cross-examined by the district attorney—She said she was on Q street near 17th, but between 16th and 17th. She saw the flash and heard the report at the same time. She hadn't moved before she heard the second shot and she imagined she heard the bullet whistle by her. ihe first two shote were fired by the same person and at the same pointe. The first two shots were fired so quickly that the person shooting could not have bad time to change Fis hand. When the third shot was fired witness had gotten in the street. Th shot was fired by a different person and from a different pomt. She could not see the curb. You want to put him on the curb, don't you? Yes. He must have been. How many shots did you hear? At least eight, I feel confident. Iam not asking you about your confidence. Did you count them? 1 dia. How many were there? Not less than eight. The two parties fired together, Who said there were two persons firing? There must have beentwo. The flashes were not the same. How did they differ? The others were not as bright and clear as the first two. How much did they differ? T can’t say any more. ‘The witness stated that she only saw five flashes, but felt certain that she heard three re- ports after the five flashes. She could not, how- ever, be mistaken as to the five flashes. She 125 bid, 130 asked. Bull Kun Panorama Company, 35 bid, 90 asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. Did, % asked. Lincoln Hall, 75 bid. Washington Market Company, i43 vid. Interocean Building Company. — bid. ivy City Brick Comany, 0 bid, — asked. Safe Deposit and Trust Compaies ton Loam and ‘Trust Company. American Security and Tru: asked. Baltimore Markers, Flour steady. un- shizments, 6,950 Mineat quiet and lower — No.2 Ted. soot, 953955. 99%: April, ay: Moy, Hixave; Jum steamer, No. 2 red, ~v-receipts, 34 igs bushels; sass, 120,000 bushels. ‘Wave: lower —Fuit Corn wesk—mixed spot Mig: March, 46 ai6y; | @X; June, 46 asked; ceipts, 29.450 busheix: stock. 1,1 x Southern” corn <tealy—white, 46% ads. Oate dull—No. 2 white Yestern, Stigaii: > 8 mixed western, 344455—receipts, 3.000 bushels; stock, 173,000 bushels. Kye dud: Feceipts, 1,27 busneis; stock, bushels. 14 015.50. anged. Cotton neiuinal Tarts Hay firm—good to choice timothy, Grain freights quiet. une —middiing. 6%. Provisionssteady. Butter steady. Eggs steady—i3%. Coffee steady—Kio cargoes. | fair. 2; No. 7, 14%. Sugar Arm. Cupper siceus —rel Vsgalty. Whisky frm—12val.2s. Pea- steady, unchanged. LTIMORE, March 31.—Virginia threes, 72a Baltimore and Ohio stock. 97\a98),; North. ern Central stock, € bid; Baltimore and Ohio jestern firsts, ti asked: do. urst i @ bid; do. second incomes, 31 asked; du. incomes, 9494; Consolidated gas stocks. 53a THE NEW WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE. saw some one on Q strcet on the opposite side of 17th. There was no one between her and 17th. Immediately after the shooting she gotin a car and went straight home. Did you make a statement to Judge Wilson yesterday? I did. it (handing witness ber affidavit)? ness said she kept a grocery store at 1206 10th street, and at the time she was on her way to get a Miss Connor's address. Did you get it? When did you first hear of the shooting? Last Friday Icame here to the marshal's office to claim some money owed me by the Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, March 31 (cloning). — Wheat — May, ‘ . a 18%: July, 7% Corn — May, 89%: Jul Oats—May, 23%: July, 26%. 'Pork—May, ie.2u, July, 1st yy. “Lard — Mar. C245: duly, C3234. Ribs—May, 623g; July, 5.77. in a ‘THE TYPOGRAPHICAL ELECTION. ‘W. EK, Shiclis Wins the Presidency by = Majority of Forty-Three. ‘There was a heavy vote polled at the election ef the Columbia Typographical Union yester- day and the judges of election were in secret sessicn ali day today going over the vote: ‘The result of the election was finally an- Bounced about 3 o'clock as follows: For president: Wm. A. Hartman, 618; Wm. E. Shields, 661. For vice president—Jobn M. Test, 1,151. For seeretary—F. H. Padgett, 1,076. For treasurer—John J. Higgins, 1,105. For reading clerk—-W. R. Abbott, 765; Noel B. Parks, 441. For sergeantat-arms—W. §. Griffith, 475; P. government. Not getting it, I waited outside this court room to see Mr. Williams, the clerk of the court. While waiting for him, I saw the great number of fashionable society ladies going in to see the trial, and I then inquired fang was going on, when I wes told of this trial. Didn't you ever hear that s man and woman had been shot the night you saw the firing? Not until some time this month. Didn't you read of it No: I was too ber. The gentleman who bought the cigar, she continued, bad Tar Stan with him asteada he had just read that the defense had closed their case, and be was afraid that the jury would de cide against him. Describe the gentleman. He was a stout man, tall, with iron-gray whiskers, Did he ask you what you knew? No, [told him. He seemed very much sur- prived to hear what I knew. He told me to write to Mr. Thos. F. Schneider. Did you write him? I did, and be called to see me the next day. man buy? A S-cont Key West beauty. es, i To the district attor against him for fraudulen eciod There was a small attendance at the trial of Howard J. Schneider thismorning, and for the | _ The witn first time since the trial began every one who | Judge Wilso: sought admission was admitted. And, very strangely, the ladies formed the minority of The court stated that in the matter of the | that shi request yesterday made by the defense for per- | street northwest, and that she was ever there. ‘ted that under the conditions By the court—What kind of cigar did the Did the mau have to ascend any steps to get the witness said she was a witness against K.'D. Ruffin in the case to her the The district attorney was about to agai re- sume the cross-examination of the witnes, She Makes Her Appearance in the Schneider | Wli¢n Judge Wilsox warmly protested. District —Don' Judge Wikenslamnet setrous ee The court—The witness has been brought is why I took « hand. Judge Wilson—I do not object questions. ‘The court—You have no right to. ees, to the court—May I speak to fn The court—No. tou 8a8e Wilson, ‘hastily—No, I don't want you The witness denied to the district at knew of the Forest City House on 11 The defense made a fruitless effort to show just what she had told Judge Wilson concern- ing what she knew of the shooting, and the circumstances under which her affidavit was made. They were also denied the privilege showing why she acquainted Frank Schneider of what she kn Wittie Jefferson was recalled at Judge Wil- | son's request and asked by him if Emma Jack- son had not told her she was not going to feove Mr. Schnelder’s employ because he ob- to having company in the house. Witness replied she had. Witness asked Emma if she had been paid for testifying and | she said no. [Witness was not allowed to state any further conversation on the subject.) MB. HERMAN WALBHIDGE. Mr. Herinan Walbridge was recalled and tes- tified that Frank Schneider called on him about & week before the trial began and talked with witness about the trial. He said Mr. Schneider told lim that he bad positive evideuce that there were at least seven, shots fired. He also said to witness that Col. Ham- link had spoken unkindly of witness. [Objection to the answer sustained.] Witness saw Frank Schueider in the Humlink house the night of the shooting. Heard Mr. Walbrid say to him: “Isn't this terrible? Isn't this dreadful? and heard him reply: ‘Thore has been the devil to pay ever since they came into the block.” é i Cross-examined by Judge Wilson, witness said he knew both Frank Schneider and William Schneider at that time. The remarks were made as witness and his wife passed Frank Schneider at the door. Witness had spoken of the remark made by Frank Schneider to bis wife that night and several times since. Frank Schneider was standing by himself at the time. COL. HAMLINK RECALLED. Col. Hamlink was next recalled and stated that no ladies came up to the body after he reached it and before it was taken into the house. His daughter Jennie had just left the body before he reached it. He kuew the :le- fendant’s mother very well and said that neither she nor her daughter came up to the body. The defendant was locked out on the 20th of January. His son was home the next night and did not go out at ull that night. The entertainment at Frank Schneider's house was on the 15th of January. He remembered the date. particularly because of a ball at the Chinese minister s the previous night. He received #n invitation to the latter cutertainment. [Invitation submitted in evi- dence.] He stated that the defendant had told them that ho (defendant) had_been in Norfolk at that time. Witness emphatically denied that he advised his son Frank to shoot the defendant the night he (witness) iearned of his daughter's marriage. He also denied that his son Frank had a revolver then. He rad his daughter never said that she had destroyed the marriage certificate. His son had no pistol when defendant called the Sunday morning preceding the day of the shooting and did not draw one on the defendant. The pistol case was identified by the wit uess, who said ithad hung in bis son's room for a year or more. ‘The day of the shooting Frank was in the house all day and did not go out an- til ne left with his sisters for church. At the time the defendant's first note was received first floor, talking with witness. Amie wrote the answer to the note upstairs, while Frank and witness sat there. Without concluding Col. Hamlink’s examina. tion the court at 12:30 took a recess until 1:15. After recess the examination of Col. Ham- link was resumed. “Cou. nathuus,” said the district attorney, “did you or any member of your family ever borrow any money from the defendant?” Inever borrowed or asked fora dollar of him, and none of my family that I know of. ‘Those living can speak for themselves. Judge Wilson—We object to the latter part of the answer, your honor. The court—Ivee no impropriety init. It may stand. Cross-examined by Judge Wilson, Col. Ham- link said that perbaps fifteen or twenty people gathered about the body. He was certain that the defendant's mother and sister.did not come up to the body. He made a memorandum on the back of « calendar of the night the defend- ant was locked out, He made memorandums of the nights he stayed out on his own hook, when he was drunk Judge Wilson—No#, you know, Col. Ham- link, that that isn't proper. Coi. Hamlink—You asked me. ‘The witness was uot further cross-examined. MRS. HAMLINK RECALLED. Mrs. Hamlink, the mother of the defendant's wife, was recalled and stated that she was not present the 24th of October at the inter- view between the defendant and her husband. The Sunday morning before the day of the shooting her son Frank hed uo pistol when the defendant called and did not threaten defendant's life. ‘Lhe night of January 20 Frank was home. ‘The day atter the shooting Frank was home all day. After tea he helped witness upstairs. Both weut to Frank's room, where he changed his shocs. He did not ko to the bureau and did not chauge any of his clothes. Witness went to her room and he went down stairs, “And that is the last time you saw him alive?” Yes,” bravely attempting to hold back her tears. Yrs. Hamlink said she went to her son's body in the street, but did not see the defendant's mother or sisters. Crogs-examined by Judge Wilson, Mrs. Ham- link said: “+I was so exeitod that I didn’t notice anybody by my boy's body but my husband. I stooped down close to my boy's head and spoke to him, but (sobbing) he did not auswer me.” stn ie Sa FOR THE PUKE FOOD BILL. The National Dairy and Food Assuciation Adopt Kesolutions Today. The National Dairy and Food Association began this morning in the lecture room of the National Museum a discussion of the Paddock “pure food” bill. Dr. Atkinson opened with a speech explanatory of the bill and was fal- lowed by Messrs. White, Reeder, Wedderburn, erthick, Stockwell and Dr. Chancellor. After the discussion had closed Mr. F. B. Me- Neal, dairy and food commissioner for Ohio, No. presented a preamble and resolution, which P i were adopted. setting forth that us “the Crete nigel ade adnlteration in fous and drags bas increased hen d to such an extent as to endanger the health, Dae eta earratgebeak of what you saw? | t'mage the morals. and. interfore ‘with’ tho } Who did you tell it to? produets of logitimateand honest manufactures | a i of* food an rug products,” and as 1 ete? gentleman who came in my store for a| Of) food ae itatoe that have lace | ~ for; the prevention of adulteration and Want SUE FIRST HEARD OF THE SHOOTIXG. | have elected cr appointed officers to execute the same,” and as ““the association of officials charged with the execution of said laws have in many cases found it impossible to properly ex- ecute our state laws against such adultera- tions so long as there is no federal iaw to reg- ulate the interstate trade in such products, ’ “After careful examination, due consider: tion and full discussion the ‘National Assoc ation of Dairy and Food Commissioners of the United States, assembled in Washington, D. C. March 31, 1892, do most éarnestly request the United states’ House of Representatives to promptly pass Senate bili No.1 as amended and reported from the committee on agricul- ture March 29, 92, commonly known as the Paddock pure tood bill.” - f Messrs, McNeal, Harkness, Wallace, Finseth and White were appointed a committee to present the resolution to Congressmun flatch. ‘The following is a list of those in attendance: H. C. Thorn, Wisconsin, president; George W. MacGuire, Jersey, secretary; Matt Kean, R, C. Atkinson, state chemixt, Missouri: James W. Stockwell, state board of agriculture, Blassa- chusetta; John Hyde, del., Rep., Nebraska; Hot Fred. E. White, member of Congress, low: Fred B. McNeal.’ dairy and food commissioner, Ohio! C. D. Vanduzer, delegate, Nevada; East- burn Reeder, representing Dairymen’s Associn- tion, Peunsylvania: J.J. Geghan, ex-assistant commissioner, Okio; A. K. Finseth, dairy com- missioner, Minnesota; Shippen Wallace, state chemt, New Jervey: H. C. Adams, president Dairy Association, Wisconsin; H. C. ly OX- dairy and food commissioner, Wisconsin; Dr. C. Ww ilor, state board ofhealth, Maryland; food commis- ex-dairy and food commissioner, Ohio; F. G. Short, state Wisconsin; W. 8. Ebt man, state chemist, Minnesota; Luther 8. Kauff- SHE TELLS HER STORY AND IS SUBJECTED TO 4| here at this stage of the case nnder extraordi- RlorD CROte-EXAMINATION BY THR DieTRICT | nary circumstances and there is every ATTORNEY—THE JUDGE ALSO TAKES 4 BAND IN | WHY she should be fully cross-exami: | \ Frank wus sitting with his overcoat on on the | | ing were the bidder: | northeast; two on the we THE “CLOTURE RULE” ‘Mr. Bland Explains Some Misunderstanding in to It. Representative Bland, the champion of free silver in the House, in conversation with ‘Teason|® reporter today expressed the opinion That | that considerable mirentortanding esisted throughout the country on the sul to the court's hes picpad “cloture rule,” sere . large number of the democratic members of the House asked to have adopted to expedite action on the silver bill: Mr. Bland sald: the Speaker intended to report a rule to Prevent filibustering raised u hue and ery ‘about cloture. A great many of our members being new members were mis- led as to its actual nature. Since the matter is over I have learned to my satisfaction that the Speaker was beset by a good many members who had voted for free coinage and they told him they would not vote for such a role. Cousequently he was apprehensive that the majority of his own party would vote very severely, but did so without full informa- tion as to the true situation. Ido not censure him at this time for his action.” —-.+— DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. TO REMOVE THE NEW YORK AVENUE PARKING. Capt. Rosscll in forwarding the report of Capt. Fiebeger upon the question of removing the parking from the middle of New York ave- nue today recommends that the Commission- fs favorably report w bill to Congress having this in view. ‘Ihe estimated cost of this wor! for removing the parking and resurfacing from 9th to 10th street, 11.000; for removing the parking and resurfacing from 9th to 18tl street, #30,000. OIL LAMPS IX BROOKLAND. Upon the recommendation of Capt. Lusk the Commissioners have ordered the ercetion and maintenance of thirty-seven additional uplic oil lamps in the subdivision of Brook- rners opposite. that they may ‘be on the line of the present sidewalks, pro- vided the cost of such removais does not ex- ceed the cost of setting up four new posts. BIDS OPENED. The Commissioners yesterday opened bids for the construction of abridge over James Creek canal at K street southwest. The follow- in Bridge Company, 3,198: Groton Bridge pany, Groton, N.Y., Berlin, Conn., $3,363. id Manufacturing Com Company, by H. Ashton Ramsay, $2,267.60. The contract will probably be awarded to the Youngstown Bridge Company. ABANDONED TRACKS TO BE REMOVED. Upon the recommendation of Capt. Fiebeger the Commissioners today ordered that the Capitol, North O Street and South Washington Railroad Company be directed to remove its abandoned tracks on Maryland avenue near the Gurfield statue and repave the space with asphalt on a concrete base. Also that the Mctropolitan Railroad Company be directed to remove its abandoned tracks on 17th street northwest between H and Pennsyivania avenue and repave the space, and that the Capitol, North O street and Upon the recommendation of Capt. Lusk the Commissioners ordered the erection of the fol- lowing gas and oil lamps: Gas lamps—One on the east side of 2d street between H and I streets northeast; one on the east side of 2d street between I and K streets nor:heast one on the west side of 2d st. between I and K streets northeast; onc on the north side of I street between Delaware avenue and 2d street northeast; one on the northeast corner of I street and Delaware avenuvo northeast; one on the northwest corner of 2d street and Delaware avenue north O11 lamps—Five on Callan street, square 856, between 6th and 7th and K and L streets north- east; two on the south side of L street between 2d and 3d streets northeast: one on the south side of L street between 3d and 4ta streets northeast: one on the south side of L street between 4th and 5th streets northeast; one on the northwest corner of 3d and L streets northeast; one on the west side of 3d street between L and M streets northeast: two on the west side of Delaware avenue between H and I streets side of Delaware avenue between I and K_ streets north- east; two on the east side of Delaware avenne between H and I streets northeast; also that gas lamp on the east side of 7th street between K and L streets be moved to the northwest corner of Callan and 7th streets aud that a street designation be placed upon said lamp. pate ere Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the foliowing: William H. Bouldin and Annie L. Atkins; Underwood R. Williams and Olivia Estelle Green, both of Bal- timore, Md.; Wm. R. Smith and Taletha E. ‘Trexler; Peter Gules and Mary Martin; Richard H. Bell of Nelson county,Va., and Lena Simms; William Evans and Lula M. Sears: John Her: bert Sawyer and Nellie J. Wheeler of Crown Point, Lewis Clarke Lucas and Paula Ensby Smit The Colored Knights Templar. R. E.G. Commander L. H. Wayne b ccived from the Grand Commandery of Knights ‘Templar for the state of Michi province of Ontario an appointmegt as their grand representative, with the rank of past grand commander. ‘The Knights Templar of the District of Columbia, under ices of Mt. Calvary Com- mandery, No. 4, will observe Good Friday by attending divine services at Shiloh Baptist Church. The knights will assemble at their asylum, 22d street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, at 7 p.m., and, preceded by the Capital City Band, will march to the church. J. i. Lee, J.,0. Holmes. D. F. Seville (P.E. C.), J..N. Adams and F. H. Cozens are the com- mittee on arrangements. —_—=_—_ ‘Tragedy Near Frederick, Md, Special dispatch to The Evening Siar. Fagpenick, Mp., March 31.—Harry P. Con- twelve-year old boy, living in the coun- try died this morning from the effects of a blow on the bead received while in an altercation with neighbor named Montgomery, ono of whose horses kicked # colt belonging to the lad Inst wummer. Tue Tave War To rid the human body of the poison of disease is to eliminate it through the pores of the skin. 8.8. 8. not only does this, but it forces out also the germs which make the poison, and builds mp the seneral heaith at the same time. Do not take any imitation or suvstitute for 8. 8. 8., for you will be disappointed. ‘There is only one Swift's Specific. and there is noth- ing like it. Mrs. E. J. ROWELL, No. 11 Quincy street, Med- ford, Mass., says that her mother has been cured of ‘she could not live. ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed tree. 5 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlante, Ge. ROPOSATS. WEDNESDAY. AP ‘the grond ‘stand, bar ¥OR GRAND STAND, B. Privilege. —; jean - land. ‘The removal of four present public oil | })7#) at folle, famsben. Ed ae thc eee eee ne . two at the crossing of ——— Ge of andes secured therevy. we will offer for gal uncan streets and two at the crossing of | at public auction, tn front of 1 uises,on THU: Duncan and Hartford strocts, | was recom- | Pasi: FUL K O'CLOCK PM the folowing dereibed $2,988: J. ' Buudingt New Haven, Conn. =e ate = oe may pore — $2,766.60; Pittsburg ‘ridge Company, by Nei- | sunually. secured by deed of trast du the property ton & Buchanan, $3,203.80; Youngstown Bridge | pou of Suc0 lithe serial ot tea re aT South Washington Railroad Compa: be ct of the Supreme Court of the further ordered to remove its abandoned | Pysttict, of Columbia passed in equity, cause No. tracks on Ohio avenue between 12th and 14th | on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF streets. APRIL, 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following a ituate in the city of Wasliinetan, LAMPS ORDERED. numbered in sauare Scrofuia by the use of four bottles of 8. 8. 8., after having had much other treatment and being teduced to quite a low condition of health, asit was thought | of EIGHT Fol. AB, “Torus eae | Sle, on the market. forced upon you by the Kitchen Economy. Actual tests show the Royal Baking Powder to be 27 per cent. stronger than any other brand If another baking powder is THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON,. D. C.,. THURSDAY, ‘MARCH 81, 1892. AUCTION SALES. —____FURRE DAYS Lissa ccetacee BesSircsary. Wantington.D.c. goo SALE BY CATALOOUR ‘THE SUPERB axp exrmacmnemnr COLLECTION OF MR. ©. WERXICKE, 10 AND 22 W. 28TH 8T., grocer, see that you are that piece or of ots one red and _eixht addition to Georgetown, D. Side of High street drawn from the intersection of Hich and 4th streets, southerly 108 1-12 tet on the line of Hugh street to the southeast corner of a large brick house standiux on said lot, hereby iuteuded tobe conveyed. and run- ug thence northwardly and with the west line of High street 40 feet. thence westwardly and at right ‘aucios to High atrect to the dividing line between lots 18: und 183 iu said addition; thence south of said line to the end thereof; thence easterly with the rear line of Jot ntuinber 183 to point therein which will be inter- one hand ee hua. © In ww of = this = fuct sected By 8 Hine denen south GU degrees west, from a e changed his mind and _ refused | Pont in the, all of, said uotne nine tuchee north: to report a cloture rule until | castery ‘by sald ‘Tine Wetec ro nine tewtoeine mujority asked for it. I criticised his action reo ; the south with said rear wall pine inches fogbe south west corner of said house and theu by and with the south wall of said house to beginning of said Premises on High sizect, toxether with all the improve. ts on same and all tie rights, ways, casement: rtenances belouxing thereto or in any wise apper- : irchase money in cash; reel- due in‘ two equal installuents at one and two years ir au day Of aie. notes to be given bearing interest at 6 per cent per aunum, payable seut-annually and to besecurea by deed of trtus? on preminos, or all the pur chase money nuny ‘be pain caah. at option of UF. chaser, A aeposit of €2.0 required at time of sale Conveyancing, Be. at purchaser's cont. Terns to be Sompited wii in ten ys iro day of sale, otherwise jrustees reeer¥- the right to Teadvertive and resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defulting , WM. A. McKENNEY, Coluinbia Law buildine, ath st. nw. HENRY 8. MATTHEW mb12.00 Tid ith et nek [LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucuoneers. Trustees. 1409 G st. n.w. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DesII IMPROVED STREETS NORTHWEST, ties By Virtue of acertain deed of trust, dated October 20, INDL, which has been duly recorde@ in. Liber No. uated in the city of Washinton, in the ‘aforesaid, to wit: of oriwinal its numbered ten (10) and el (11), im square numbered three hundred and forty-five (345), beyinuing a a pomton tue line of 10th street t, distant forty-four (44) fect south from the north- rer of said square, and running thence south | on said street cizhteeu (18) feet, thence west eiehty- seven (7) feet and ten (10) inches, thence north exhteen (18) feet, and thence east eighty-seven (87) feet and ten (10) inches to the place of beginning. ihe crouud above described adjoins ‘The Lincoin” and is improved by a brick building used as anuex of that hotel. ‘Lerms: One-third (3s) cash and the balance in one and two years with interest at the rate of six (8) per ne purchaser's of saic must be complied with in the days from the day of sale, otherwi ees reserve the riiit to reswil the property at and cost of the defaulting purchaser aiter udvertisement in the Evening Star. JOSEPH F. BATCHELDER, D, _ Pacific building.) FUTURE DAYS. GEO W. STICKNEY, Auct joneer, 1416 New York ave. TRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM- ¥ROVED PROPERTY. jeed of trust dated on the 10th recorded in Liber 814, folio \d records for the District of a ny beginning for the same on 14th street east at a point twenty. ‘six fect north of the division line between lots one and two in said square and running thence northerly one hundred aud four feet by and with the said 14th street to the division line between lots three and four in said nquare; thence easterly one hundred and twenty feet: thence southerly eixuty-seven feet ana eleven inches by and with the civisicn line between lots 3, 4 und to Tennessee avenue: dred and fourteen feet and five inches by and with the said ‘Tennessee avenue; thence northwesterly seventy: three fret seven inches: thenes westerly sixty-nine feet and seven inches to the place of vezinning. ‘Terms of saic: One-third cash and the balance in one (1) and two (2) years, with interest at the rate of six (6) per centum per annum, payable semi-annually ma she Property sold. OF at the option of the purchaser. $200 deposit ut time of sale, All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms to be coiplied with inten days or the property will Le resoid at risk and cost of dezaulting purcaser, atter five days’ readvertisement Evenine Star. JAMES E. PADGETT, Trustee, 402 Uth st. nw. CHARLES H. MOULTON, Trustee, mb31-d&as 717 Bth st. nw. F VALUABLE IMPROVED N THE WEST SIDE OF 1ENTH YLAND AVENUE AND By viriue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbie sed in eauity cause No. 2739, wherein M: ‘Skidumore. et vir. ure com: the preinises, the following described real estate with the improvements thereunto belonving, consisting of a three-story brick dweliing im the city of Washington aud District of col «to Wit: Part of original lots four .4) and five (5), in square three hundred and Atty two (02), bexinn nz for tho same at the southeast corner of said iot five (3) “and running thence herth on ‘JOth street forty-five (49) feet eleven | GD inches, thence west ninety-cne (Yi) feet seven #, thence south forty-five (49) tect eleven (21) sto the south line of said lot four (4) and thence east ninety-one (31) feet sven (7) anches to the piace nnina, tosether with a racht of way foF the pure Powe Stand Use sue alles of the tollowine described Patt of anid lots four /4) ead ‘Aye (O) im said square Theo hundred and fifty-ewe (305), beinnins £0 Sune at a point on tie vast lineot sabd oC four (64) feet one (1) inch south of the northeast c« Of sald lot ve (0) and Funuing thence west hlnety-one Chir tect seven (1) inchey, thence ncrth two (2) feet Six (6) inches, thence east _ninety-one (01) feet seven, (7) inches to the said east line of suid lot five (5) and ee ‘south two (2) feet six (6) inches to the place of an “ferms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in Stats GRO Gut" ait Sei caahs at tuo option of ths from 0 Or all cual, rate of lx (0) per ‘unui. 3 anntualiy and to be secured by the notes of the pur: Clinaer or Wurehasers. a wnd_a deed of trust upon the Property sold. A deposit of $200 will be required as ‘) ty is bid off. All’ conveyancing and Fecording at iurcharer's. cost. If the purchaser or Fatt to comply with the terns of ale from the day of sale perky Wi rom the day of sale the pro} NEWMAN, Fendail building, a vnsibin JACKSON H. KALSTON, Sun buildins, J LATIMER & SLUAN, Auctioneers, “mhSLd&ds "[PHOMA¥ DOWLING & BON, Aucuoneers, » iaraaae? O12 E si. nw, REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SES. OAKRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., WITHIN OUP AUS Mos. MOOS AND LARGE HOME N U, BAZAAR, 2 EB STREET RORTHWEST CON SATURDAY, APRIL BEC- NORTHWEST, | 0] nf and -hand Parlor ture, Mantel and sans ia eee a eat tee rena gttoe aimee Mantel Folding . odd Bureaus and Washstands, Wardrobes, W. W. Springs, Cril ‘Hair 5 Furniture in and Walnut, Ex- tension Jabies, Bideboarus, Side Tabies, a varicty of itchen Furniture, &c., Brus. G, 8. and othet Chairs, Ki att ras: sels ‘aud Ingrain Rugs, . Small Printing Press snd ge BO aE eat HARNESS ko. ORES ATOM WLING & 3ON, mb30-2t Al 1, AN LATIMER & BL0AN, anctioneers, og TEES" OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TEER OPER iG A PALT OF *CHICHES- TE.” SITUATE ON THE BOWEN ROAD, good, HUPE HILL, COUNTY OF WASHING- NEW YORK, “The rule proposed to be reported, to pass the charged the correspondingly lower price. pope silver bill, was simply a rule to prevent fili- and Dutch Cabinets, large Secre- Bctering by declaring itte be out of order for the bps tg = tg ty Hy of Speaker to entertain fibustering motions, Whe Rubire and Lowe SI¥, XY Rd standing rule that we have adopted gives 5 Fane places ot Carved Ivories to the committee on rules the power in thix way pe Fey to stop filibustering—that is to say, the com- = fran Dutch Brenee sud Eas mific¢ on rules reporte rule to'dhe House AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. 5 5 providing that pending jonition on SS Lane ‘ whieh the Hote whhes (> come 36 a TIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. es bones’) vote peaker is absolutely prohibited from | 7 = TER B. WILLIAMS cone yg entertaining flibustering motions. When this | [JNCAN80X BROS. auctioneers, <3 OO scetiomears, l=}. pe rule is reported the House itself must adopt it | TMUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING a rors, Eaguisite or Toject it, so that it is the House that must) ST nEET WES WASHINGTON Dre. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. at determine whether or not the House wishes to creo of, the Supreine Court of the et be suugiersied. ibustering.” — ” passed in equ lo. 13. Empire Bed Room buite,rich:y incunted in ormoles, (t seemed.” enid Mr. Bland, “‘thut the ene- gH, be oF eco Ee ——- = mies of the silver bill after ascertaining that REAU, CHEVAL GLASS COMMODE,&e. THE SALE TO TAKE PLACE IX OUR ELEGANT SALES ROOM, 1407 G STREET N. W., JAPANESE BRIC-A-BRAC At Our Sales Room, Cor. 10th and Pa. ave., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL FIRST AND aKCOND, WASHINGTON, D. c, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P.M. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRI- Sevurday, April 2 at 3 p.m, will be last sale, DAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 6, 6, 7, 8 AND 11, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., mb31-2¢ Auctioneers, iEERS, ([30MAS DOWLING & BON, AUCTIONEERS, ASSIGNEES’ SALE OF HORSE, BUCKBOARD AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, APRIL SECOND, 1802, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, we will, sell within our and Carriage Bazaar, No. 612 & st. B.W., One baba Sm ey m90-3t CHARLES W. RETTYMAN,} Atsienees. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., auctioneers AUCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY AND E- MENT BRICK ‘PIECE PLACE MENT BRICK HOUSE, 1420 We will sell |, APRIL FIRST, 1892, at HALF-PAST POUR OCLO AT 11 A.M. AND 3 P.M. EACH Day, EXHIBITION: WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MARCH 30 AND 31, APRIL 1, 2 AND 4, FROM 9 A.M, UNTIL 9 P.M. large part of his stock for absolutely without reserve. mb28-dts = LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. iw 1 FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. sub ick .. 84. 206, ‘improve 'wo-Story and Base: Brae beeline joune, 1420 Fiereepinces Househae’ | 7PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, rooms and bath and is’ in wood. - Lot 16x100 to ‘G12 E street northwest. public ey Tre-third cash, balance in one, two and three orm: STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED yearsat 6 percent. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten | "PROPERTY, -FHONTING. 10 FEEL ON THE Gaye. gAih (obvevanciny at cost of purchaser. EAST SIDE OF FOURIH STREET SOUTH EAST BETWEEN VIRGINIA AVNU STREET BY A DEPTH OF 105.08 FEE1. Default having been inade in the payment of the in- terest due on the note secured by a certain deed of trust from ne A. Atchison, et Ux.. et ai, dated November 17, 1801, recorded in Liber 1023, folto 45 et neq. of the land records of the District of Col request, RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.. Ancts, ‘920 PA! AVE. N.W. VERY VALUABLE IMPKOVED REAL ESTATE ON TK BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND H STKEETS NORTHWEST, BEING THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING lOUSE 1117 O STRiET NORTHWEST. lic auction, im front oft ‘ABRIL FIRBI. 10a AX FIVE MM PART OF SUB LOT 9, Improved by a threwacory’ brick’ dwelling ine ved by a three-e: ck dwelling con! 10 rooms and bath, With ail modera innprevemente, In fect order. Yerminsion to inspect the can be had u spplencoieae eotieenrenign te Besar ‘Any time on the day of sale. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one, two and three years, with interest at the Fate of 6 per cont Per annum, or allcash, at the option of the purcuaser. Fitteen days given to comply with the term, All con- ERo reauired at Getic ge aaig, © PUTCRAHEES cost. mh28-d&d~ NAT. LIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. auctioneers. holder or said ‘note, will, on ELEVENTH, 1802, at HALF-PAS: P.M. in front of the premises, sell, at public that certain pa:cel of land and premises situate i the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and designated as lot thirty-eixht (IB) of Michael J.'Col- subdivision of certain lote tu equ: Fe eucht hun dred and twenty-three (62.3), 28 said silichivision is re- cptded in the offies of the ‘surveyor of the District aforesaid, in book 17. at pare Saki Isnd. aud. preinives will ibe sold subject to = prior deed cf trust securing the Perpetual Building Association, a debt aucuntiag to about «x hundred dollars, which deed 7 trust ix dated April T, 1801, and recorued in Liber 1977, folt0 131 et seq., of said land records. ‘Terie of sale: All cash, except the amount secured by said prior deed of --ust, which isto be assumed by the purchaser. ~All. conv ‘and recording at purchaser's cust. Ter: within fiftebn days from the day of sale, ot trustees recrve the ricit to sell at thecost and risk of SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF HOUSE AND | tHe detaultins purcheser. LOT ON L STREET BLIWEEN NEW JERSE. RCHARD | AVENUE AND FIRST STREET NORTHWEST. | ano ae Offices, 4e2 Louisiana ave. 1. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Septeuiber 2 1877. und recorded in Liver No. 800. foe Sit of the land records for the District of Columbis I will offer | RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.. AUCTIONEERS. for sale at public auction, in front of the premises, | TRUSTEF'S SALE OF INPROVED REAL ESTATE YRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1807, UNIV) SUBDI- St SIX, O'CLOCK FP. M.. partcof tot numbed IN THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUBDI three (3) in square numibered five hundred ‘and fity-seven (357), described as follows: Bayinning tor the same at’ the distance of fifteen (15) feet from the southeast corner of sid lot and running thence west fifteen (15) feet: thence north one hun- red and thirty-0ix (130) feet seven (7) mches: thence feast fiiteen (15) feet: thence svuth one bundred and thirty-a'z (136) feet seven (7) inches to the banmning, improved by Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal install- ments in six and twelve months; the pi toxive is notes for the deferred payments Leariax 6 per cent interest, and secured by @ deed of trust upon the 50 down at time of sale, Conveyances at "EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee, 486 Le. avenue Dw. VISION. BEING NOS. 22 AND 24 TRUMBULL STREE’ Unders certain deed of trust dated April 10. 1884. nd recorded April 19, 1884, in Liber No. 1076, folio 209, ove of the land records of tie District of Colum- bia, I will sell on MONDAY. APRIL ELEVENT Indz, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. front of the premises, lot numbered eleven (11) Viock numbered seveuteen (17), in the Howard Yersity subdivision of the farm of John A. Smith, commonly known as Effingham Place. ‘This lot fronts 50 feet on, Trumbull street and rane 5a cy back 150 feet and contains juare feet of round. At is tmproved by a two-story and basement bay-win- Gow Unick house containing six rooms sud & wall frame house of three rooms, also outbuildings. ‘One-third of the purchase money in Louses are under rental Mesory, Dotee ‘secured by Bret lien Rotes secured by en Droverty soll. "Taxes paid to January 1- Ings ‘All title exaiuining, recordiug and conveyancing to be at sole cost of purchaser. Terms of sale must be complied with within ten days from day of eale, other Wise the trustee reserves the right to resell at the cost FUTURE Days. ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘920 Pa. ave. nw. IMPORTANT SATURDAY SALE ‘OF A LARGE COLLECTION of the detanltits [TTaM MAY8E, Jr, Trustee, CHOUSEHOLD | THOMAS M. FIELDS, Atigeasy. 1) = FURNITURI CARPE’ 10 Ba — foe. SFE Dan 00. aecieames HORSES. guns Rare ructioneers. VERY VALUABLE HREE - STORY BRICK ON SATURDAY MORNING, HOUSE. WITH ALL. THE MODERN IM. aT ten ocLOCR TWENTY-FIBST STREET BORTUWEST. ‘= ‘We will sell at our sales rooms, {720 Penta, ave. n. w. 2 ‘AUCTION. = ‘large assortment of new and slichtiy used Household Farniture, comprising Parlor Suites in various cover does, Walnut. Cherrs, Oak and other Chamber sets, robes, Chiffonicrs, Book Caves, Deaks, Hair and other Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsiers: Beat Y AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOOS, APRIL EIGHTH, st HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale front of ths ines - PART OF ORIGINAL Lor 20 In SQUARE 7 ing, Hall Furniture, Sidevoards, Extension Tables; FRONTING $3 FEET 6 INCHES Cisairs, anc fare, Brusse.s ali 5 gther Carpets, Hugs, “Mattinx, Kitchen Requisites, Improved by Large 3-story Brics House, With ail inodern iinproveneate, This 1) is situated in Cue Of the Lest sections of the northwest, beitu near the avenue cable cars at the G street heruics, waking it very fore home or an investuvent. ‘Terms very easy and made known at the time of sale. A deposit of $300 required at the time of sale. It the terins of saleare not couplieg with frou. the day of i erty at the risk and cost of the defi after five days’ adverti-ement of si ee Ly bie urton. a veyaue se at the cost of vANTOUSE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECT ALSO, For account of whom it may concern, to pay Jove Household Goods stored in the uaueot dT: ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., ‘At Horse aud Carriage Mart, ‘930 C st. way Hroredi® fear of main sles rooms, lorses, Buwies, Wavons Harvess, &c, Particular tion iscalied to this, our weekly sale. ‘Thesoods are in excellent condition and now ready f uation. mbSI-2t RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts. ION, /[ HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. mb30-d&ds __Auctioncers, EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | rRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPKOVED PROPELTY 18 AND 9 43y, THIRD | "Tita LOTAtE Bina PuiMises NO. oon STREET NORTHWEST, WASHL By virtue of adecree of the Supren [3g STKE! AT A : On THURSDAY, MARCH THIRTY-FIRST, 1802, at HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P.M., we will sell, infront of the premises. lot MI in Cruichet's subs Vision of square ing 30% feet on the west side Sf Sd wt. Notween I stand Mans. eve. by an ave: depth of about G0 teet, linproved by two comfortaby Dour of the District of Coluintia, made on the 25tu day of March, soz, in nity cause No. 13.408. in whch “Theodore : a deteudants, the tion TUES wi r . seals ¥, DAs O: APRIL, 180R, at irvitotrck dwelie house eu dibabd Sad | BAN Pad SEP MDA Oy, Abi eat pee cash. A deposit of $100 required at time of ‘preuises, offer tor sale at public auction the following ‘The weet twenty-four (24) feet, front by the depth Pete weckt 7 e thereot of lot puunbered fifteen (15) in squat ma bered four hundred and ofty-three (453), im the cry of Weshinston, D. C-, which tot isimprowed by one large brick dveiling house, frontiny on I street, bene house No. 6201 st. n.w.. with « brick woud house End two two-story brick tenement houpes ‘on the Feat sale." Conveyancing anu recording at cust of purchaser, If terms of Pale are not complied with within tea days the-executor reserves the right to Fesell at riakand cost of defaniting pure TiniD-dedee GEORGE VONEIFF, Executor. f#-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON AC- count of the rain until TUESDAY, APRIL FIFTH, said lot, fronting on Essex court. same hour and Ofyerinsof aale: One-third, of the purcha isto iets By order ot the executor. | ylscionane esti oe bartane mics [LATIMER & BLOAN, Auctioneer, . x 1407 and 1409 G st. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION At auction rooms SATUKDAY, APRIL SECOND, Is82, Soe ees LOCK. ie Sel SEP LNE Seas A number of fine Carriages and Buggies. ALSO Several outfits belonxing to private TahgISr MUATIMER & SLOAN: Auctioneers. ‘ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. a R = Bi0 Paavo bw. ASSIGNEES SALE BY AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE ON TWENTIETH Ex. PROPERTY t TIKE STOCK OF FUKNITURE, HOUSEFUR- STREET BETWEEN M AND N STREETS ISHING GOODS, STOVES, &c., LN NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY A THReE- INS{ORES tuivand 1001 HIGHUTRLET WEST | BIOHY BRICK HOUSE, NUMBEM 1983 - THis BTC. WiilcH IS OOMPLETE, EM- essing | iCTION, is STOCK, o I CES IN PART CHAMBER SUIT! sED- NESDAY AFTE! a SIXTH, Preps. AUS, WASHSTFAND! ete bgt PAT your O'CLOCK, we will offer CHAINS, SIDEBOAKDS. MT. AND OTHER | for atlein frcut of Tt Bure. +5 Fowstren a AND oa aHE = Ganz oo 1 PILLOWS AND" MATTRESSES, COOKING AND ‘by adepth of 74 feet toan HEATING STOVES, GAS STOVES AND A GEN- ASSORTMENT OF OTHER FURNITURE. ALSO. s Sthers. GROCKERY AND. GLASS WARE, TIN AND PLATED ‘the balance in one and two VARE, TABLE AND POCK®T CUT! YY, HARD. eS. sem)-annl Ay WAKE, (COOKING UTENSILS AND KITCHEN Tg wal TOOLS AND BENCHES, AWNINGS: A depost of AND FRA! SHOW CASES SHELVING, It the terms of sale SHOW TA! AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY 0! days from the oft GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A sho srepary 94 ho, rink STOCK OF HOUSER ULXE ‘GOODS TOO purcharer after five days ‘MEROUS TO MENTION. © some newspaper pub- ai rocora <s ford st ee a ALL ee and Stock of roodn partly “me "stores FEN DARE &CO., Aucts. Be “Hpi ok wins eae apRiL FT B. Ie. AT TEN OC! Om end eon 1407 G street. ‘Srhich T invite the attention’ of the daalers and jelvais DESIRABLE RESt- jerins cash. * WM. 5. 1 sont meee Pern Ba! D A depth thereof of ot {20 W. STICKNEY, aucuoneer, ‘e two-story and 1416 X.Y. ave. rooms ‘and all THEATRES, OE O? NERA AGT ORAM se ae ta AUCTION SALES. “ DARR . r ©.. a — eee A STP GREEN Uh abrisTic Seeks, rmoonaree OWINS Opa Vest SCP OF MAM ICAL SUBJECTS, wit BY PUBLIC AUCTION, oN BSD AY es ” THU al SIXTH AS greet Boaixstso reek . TUPSDAY. APRIL 5. 9 ea + France, Perry's Vietors Butte Bunker Hill; Wetkinstot, Cesins Delaware’ Shhinstou's Parewett Weskinetom's Litry Inte New Yorks Dawe sew (rieane Glas Adidementiae memate Wiebe Famed Hall. 177, Be ss Gen, Grant, Gen. Sierayan. ¥ coin, Com, SE ees Gene: cCinlina, Wik tigticce eae, A. Jackson, Stowewall Jackson. Ta fankl a . Webster, Van . Artur, Fulwore. iyler, . Benjamin West and iany others, the Phew OPPOFLURIy (o wecure aes for tency, patior or drawing rovu. ALOGUES NOW READY. RATCLIFEK, DARK & OO., Auctm . Auctioneers RATE Dank CRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE Ime PROVED “PROPERTIES. BEING. Met JOHNSON AVENUE AAD NO. Gis St SUKLET SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, Cader and Uy virgue of « “decree passed on day of March, tm equity cause No 1 Sz, of the Bupreme Court @ the District of Columbia, wherein W and Thonias M, Cassell et a. are 1 will offer for sale to TUESDAY, ‘Tuk Fete DAY ol ites. at HALE PAST FOU tain KO Shaw i cou.jvainamt ont ot the premises, No. 174) Johuson avenue, foliowins real property, to Wit Ali that piece or parc Of land and premises lying aud Lene city, Of nston, Dwirict of Columbia, Hnwuished ae lots, 44 of square No. fronts 20 reet on Johnson avenue by 1M feet 3 inches + toxetue: with the improvements, couse story brick ice With w One-wtory b u thereafter on THURSDAL, AVRiL, at HALF-Past ¥ wisi offer for eaje under Said decree, im trout ‘the jreimisen, Nos Sireet ‘south west, the following tem? square No. +6; Te feet prongrty Lot Said Jot faces 16 feet 2 up: hes on Six! b of G8 teet 3 in hes. and iunproved by Pierre sors dweilina, im the city of Washington aid net uf Covmun bia. sora at the ir bamer U0 will be required ‘of ne OF sale. All cow 410 St ANDREW A. Over Merts's drux store, re fe PpURCANSON BHOS.. auc TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BASEMENT “BRICK LING, BEING AUMB RS 144. 14h AND 10g FOUR-AND- A. HAL! STREET SOULHWEST, WASHINGTON, = irtue of three deeds of trust to us, bearing di TWO-STORY AND By "4 the Bthday of September, A.D Inland du.) recorded in Lait BULEF 1000, folio 42 et wey., 40) vt neg and 455 el weg of the iand records of the Distr bla.and at the reqiiest of the parties secured: Wil sell at public auction, 1m Trout of the } WEDNESDAY, THE SIXT DAY OF APEC HALL-PAST FOUR O'Cig CK P- described peces or Washington, Columbia, “and numbered 73, 76 of Jou K. Mewean Van Reww ubdtivision in square 546, a» is recorded im Liber Li, tole 1s of the, surveyors office 0 said District, each of wail lots bay @ froatawe depts of cash. balance in three ‘equal payments, payable in one, two and turer years, With iuterest at 6 per cent interest, pay able mei Bhaliy, and secured upon the property cash. at the purchaser's option. ‘A deposit of each’ bouse wil be required at thne of sale. All cou- Seyancing and recovdimg to be at purchaser's com Terms ot saie to be complied with in ten (10) days, otherwise trustees reserve the riucht w tesell toe Droverty at the risk of the defaulting o RATER Ee Daas 2 00. AUCTION EEE VERY DESIPABLE | SEVENTH STREET PROP. EXTY, IMPROVED BY A LARGE FIFTEEN. KOOM HUUSE AND STORE KOOM. KNOWN Ao NO. #4 SEVENTH BELLET BOUT WEST, VCTION. Ox MONDAY APTERNOON ALRIL FOURTH, at of the premise We will offer Sree oe ORIGINAL LOT 8, AS BQUAKE 468, Fronting 24 feet 8 inches un 7th street south west and ‘1.2 feet on I treet, running back to a 20-toot alley. Stags Saoe see eee ee aiientos em tatae oe eet eee Sree RSS Eeibaticee ieee ara cash. al thy vption of the ae depusit of Pe ne a ge are not compied with i 15 days from the day of sale Tucht reserved to resell the semi-annually. D.C. All conveyancing and recor dime at the cost of te purchaser. RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., mL28-d&dbs Auchonenrs MoxTAGHES SALE (PEREMPTORY) OF LaKok AM. aria in” Mary and“) acres suitable for stork Taising in Prince George’ Hien, “om Balthwore wud = TUESDAL, APRIL PuPT. at the rourt boure in Upper Mariboro’, Ma. Vie M. For tur: ther particulars se’ Prince George's Enquirer or ad dress THOMAS MILL. Attorney. Fayette and st. Paw sts, Baltimore, Md. male 81 a4 Rk” CLIFFE, DAKE & OO., TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE . BEING HOUSE NO. 821 SEVENI STR: ET NOKIBEAS I. decree ot the Supreme Court of the Peaued om the 18:h day ot Ms catige No. 13, 705), the wu von MONDAY, THE POUT DAR t pmablic auction, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., im front of the premises, the south fhiteen feet of oriemal lot nuubered seven 3 bered eizit hundred and Einety of Wasta collar brie ton. D. hone, be option uf the purchaser nd ug trust Grou the, Property 6old,_ "A depout ot ed uy true ayo yaoi, Ad ‘wit be required at ‘Sine of aale. if the terme of Stieare not conpired with iu sitecn day from the ds Of sale the trustee reserves {ive richt ty resell the prop: erty at the risk anc cost of the detadhting yurchaser after hve days advertisement of euch resale im sorme hewspaper pubitwhed in Washington, D.C. All com- ferns fit SwocEs, : he Tustee, mb24-disds 410 bab ot SSS W. M. Savsrez & Soxa, 919 Pa Ave. WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR ATTEN- TION OF THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC TO AN ELEGANT STOCK OF 3EW DRESS GOODS, COMPRISING A BEAUTI- FUL ASSORTMENT OF 6PRING WOOLEN AND SILK IN THE NEWEST STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND ONE OF TI HAND- SOMEST ASSORTMENTS OF SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, ALL MARKED IN PLALN FI@ UkEs AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ONE PRICE, IX PLAIN FIGURES, W. M. SHUSTER & SOB, 919 Pa. AVE. M. W. Beven:vor, DECORATED POTTERY, PORCELAIN, CUT AND PRESSED GLASS, PARLOR LAMPS, REFRIGERATORS AND KITCHEN UTENSILA. ‘All Intermediate profite avoided by purchas tng of the best manufacturers, and no Pains are spared to piace Feliable and choice goods beture the public at lowest cash prices, mb2s