Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1892, Page 6

THE. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON...D. Cc... THURSDAF: — RECEIVED BY MR. DOUGLASS. AMUSEMENTS. THE SITUATION IN KANSAS. . E AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Congressmen and Citizens Meet at a Pleas-| The Charges Against Him Said to Have! Ta Brecnorr Coxcenr.—The last Bischoff A Lively Contest Promised in the Demo- ore Em atic than ver. FUTURE DAYS. ‘ FOTURE DaYs ant Social Rutertaimment, Emanated From Garta Men. ‘san of the pet =) ole tat eratic Party. s! ATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO., Auctioneers, Le SLOAN. rss 5 7 r arch, = a ‘street, . 4 Correspondence. Pe rf ol The Demme ot _Dineiel _Commimieesr | Gen. Stentey hex tranessitiol to Mop st, | $5 ONO a tae eee ant ke | ee plate nade em Housekeepers who have been induced to try some new brand . MAX CONCERN —ToPAY STORAGE, Douglass was the scene of « pleasant gathering | Schoficld the report of the Duval county, Tex, | Dapiia Grose erloronve pecyou be tne actos ‘Torzxa, Kax., April : zi fe ~ PaREATORDAY MOMSING. APRIL TWESTY: — last night The occasion was a reception given | grand jury, which investigated the charges | fr’. Barnes, KA. H. Clark and Miss Leseio econ. tecrploe er ee of baking powder in place of the Royal, “just for a change,’ Exh seit Sethe etic rests of Rateitle, Derr & | REGULAR SATURDAY SALE APRIL TWENTY: to the members of the District committees of | made aj tthe United States troops and the | Renner, and Et; Youngs, jr., played a | the democratic party ing the ne: = Oo . ed eae Chet wauls avenue Lorthweet, two Truw Congress, many citizens of tho District being | state troops of Texas in connection with the | Comet solo, ae organ accompaniment. The | dare over the question of fusion with the peo- become more emphatic than ever in their praise of the Royal. SheP cor SAAS aleeee ot | TRIED, 1902, aT OUR AUCTION Roma, invited to meet them. Although itrained hard | Garza insurrection. The report exonerates Teanga Oe Bie aoe ped ot '. Party. ecm eau one. The mail frequently brings over a thousand letters a day eeO-3t exonet watts. 1407 G ST. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, the attendance was large. the troops from all charges made, saying it | Rosaty, Mr ‘ates, Mr . ‘ing, old-time democratic leaders want to fuse, ; ne : ‘ ATCLIFFE, DARE & 0O.. TONEER EMBRACING IN PART: The rooms were tastefully decorated with | ,, = Rear epee YW: Wiktos aad Pn: Grete aha an | while the younger element. and the majority commending the great qualities of the Royal Baking Powder os epee memes finds absolutely nothing in them.’ Messrs. Wm. Wilson and F. A. Grant. ad “ ‘ EM ¥ SALE Ca O SMAI 1 | Ove fire Aret-ciass Burdett Orenn, cost @450, 3 very flowers. Commissioner Douglass, assisted by | “Gon “stiatey inclosed a letter from Capt. J, | Pladse was liberal and the performers ac-| of democratic editors are opposing the schome from patrons in every part of the world, many of whom have SONS Tate eed wea | Ropes Nissan Foe irra we conto his sous-in-law, Mr. H. I. F. Macfarland and | s ytcNcet of company E. Texas Frontier Bat. | ited themselves creditably. vigorously. While this fight 1s going on within : is Fo ilur iy BLASTER SEES A ehet Swenty. | be py hy eh SF Dr. Wm. MeMurtrie, received the guests in the | talion. & state organization, in which the | _,bms Noxs Vox Sroscu.— the concert to b0| ihe ranks the people's party _lead- used it for over a quarter of a century without a single failure. ete seh aes, auautene tase BRE | Wicgiehaal Foresters 2 ¥ : F: fet fo aale iu froth of the prem | See air ha Parlor. The reception gave opportunity (Of | Hourko ef the U.S. Ac, saying that he bad fe: | instant by Slise Leonora Von Btosch promises [°F aro declaring that thoy will mako It never loses strength. The last teaspoonful in a can is as een, ee yew a a I ettizens to become acquainted with legislators | Vourke of the U. 8. A. vaying that he had iu- | {O00 y Aeemoly Interest Miss |no concessions to anybody, and - that Oh, articles in the Lutscheeping lite. Baring special ‘charge of District measures, | yoy Fog that all ae than euniated “trom = Stosch so . PI oe if the democracy of Kansas fuses with them good as the first. Frgnting 60 teeton Stu et vy an average depth of A190, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, 9 _ A citi mjoved the | «, G: y ances” an jandel’s go," wi will | they will simply have to vote their ticket, The |) ———————____ " Fevpiny preety “dnpemsed by" Mr. | wean Wve exicay for hae vies” Capt | stord aa cpportnty Jaden of her venti | ey won mel bares rote tee tckek, The acre ogg etd eerceecaeay ame 4 | Kadina of secuce trams 2407, o te, ret Dougas.” In the library’ was apread 4 | Houthe.” coutinued Capt. McNecl, “in tay | 3¥. and se will be asnisted Dy Bliss Jennio | leading alliance nowspa tot ar ghahear eager gg AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. TEUAPFE Daub SCO. Atcevaeera, | Posie Bucalvand sed Ueid musted dotoess, fable bounuifally supplied with ‘refresh-| oninion has douse service. both to the | Dutton of New York and Miss Lotta Mills as | Gon Scrate newspapers aguioet there > —— eee So SSN | 20 venictes or various Temisthenn, coy Of thine ments. Those present imeluded Sena-| United States and to Mexico, and has made tl —_z, =. om hy weate may now be se-| “Thole question reste with the demo- THIS AFTEKNOON, TOMORROW. LARFE, DARE & OO. Auctioneers Nery in Tarnets Sede ee ene oth oe = ‘ * ~ ed a a. rr hey * ted cinon. Tnprngnativen sorat Curtis | fs wens chem of the lor Greate” | Bourn Merwony Oncunwras—The lat can | cate ute ctrl committe which ng ofa | "WyaLTan B WILLLAMG & Gay anche | RATOLIFTR Dak 6,59. ARENT aw | EAE RETIN, 00 ea ‘mphill, Hooker, Meredith, Cogawell, T. L. Ee gr aes cert of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, under | Chicory W. GC. Jones, chairinens ExcGov, | Alarmecollcction of SPRING FLOWERING PLANTS, a ‘ ol OnGEDNenet 3 Th G® © STICENEN, arcrioNeR Johuron. Cadmus,’ Heard, Burroughs, Husk A NEW KIND OF DOLLAR. wicendorehip of the talented Nikisch, will take | Glick, Thos. P. Fenlon and others of the com-| Tec ‘enr Anne oh, heroniae, Palms, Fos ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE, STOCE OF | seveNTH wt Fi VEOCLUCK ws iheder fer cas ooke eee Fello Re ane at the Congregational Church ne: ho wake x A 3s | tm frout of ti ¥ ” Ser cee Sette beeses Donec 5m Smegaer: [She Sivatend “Prepepe® tin, the case Tide: jay evening. The program will enable eeadaeotd Cleon een oAike a SER Or Is my Ths | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED Judge "A. C. Bradler, Judge t. ¥. duced by Senator Kyle. toleiets willbe ‘Mit aud ‘Sire: Georg Henschelt | HoRal convention are in favor of placing no | -W 2+ WALTEN DWILLIAMN & COnancte | RIOCK"Wittcul is” FREAH AND ATAP! , Tet PROPERTY SITUATE ON SPRING @TREET all, ex-Sen Henderson * q a soloists, wil ir. an jeorg Hens i ATCLI DARK & CO, Aucts. : Mi . 2 intone Wissucr, Wels and Eamonae, |, “rtater ‘rls ow ftrodued » Will which tee cris who are femartebs popairn a [gertra Neko im the ae unde we| BR SW ave mew. | Fb bt foe Oita aie, Sates | seg setay at nae wn Naw tne guxcTiON WirM FOURTEENTH Beckledect, EG. Denackt, "i. A. Cook-| establishment of a componite dollar and makes | Wetanp. Wats. —The Foundry Circle. of| oh lps ampng tae apple let ne peter] | , eT, BEING Gees a AD'S | “Ferme: One-third cas! , wtrecorted te Liter idge, J. E. Jones, Dr. J. A. Freer. | it tho duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to en will [pe noes mer "t| mocting of the people's pathy ute pictons KLE oo SD OTHER Wi {ba ME f < ne Seer ee ee Warley Bares. ot | 2celare from mouth to month the valueof the | tue Newshops merrey might for. the boner. jand then agree on u combine ticket, provided oy pulls ae pont of Sheer ’ is oy Bokawaes. | obtet of the patch pay eS dl shar tor eae trot Micon, W. Sharics Gurley, W.-H. Gurley, | Composite dollar in terme of tho legal tender | Jurley’e Wee Works how and a vocal and in- | t#¢ People’s party will give them two or three UCK FM. 4 i RDNGOUNTER °, PI , 4 Veo oe ent Mane aa | currency of the country. strumental program of unusual excellence. ——o tho ticket, At ficat several Hogi SQUARE No.3] Cont of tor Setuniting purchaser sitet Staples, Col. George Truesdell, Capt Tuther-| ‘The dollar is to be establisbed im the manner |_ Cou. It Gi. Isomuaot.—The distinguished | PCOPIe's party advocates fell in with apon te | So zeated RIAA toe Uck, dating eoptalatog 724 Moemuset of suck suerte in comme hewepaner. Gul for ‘A. T. Britton, Beriah Wilkins, Dr. | tottowing: “Designate ca ak lecturer, Col. 1. G. Ingersoll, will xppear at the | pn the jeading iullienee papers sat upon it | 10 rons and ‘all modern hunprovewents, in NEW onocE a Bhabinewn D'C Alte ig aud fecorai, Wm A. Bartictt, Dr. D. C. Patterson, : rs iguate so much of wheat. National Theater on Sunday evening taking for | rectca'in which the domocrnie vould uel aig, | _ Eeruisalon to inspect the promises ear be had upoa | 4 BY vittueuf a deed uf w pent apls-dkis Cranford, E. G. Davis, J. T. Petty, Thomas B. | 8. corn, barley, beans, potatoes, cotton, ubject “Myth and Miracle.” Col. Inger- | 410) be Fig = be @ democrats would get any- | aypiication to theanctiouecry or they cau be seenat | Quix recorded, T wilh eee heer voor 3 Eatwisle, John A. Waker, Sevellon Brown, A. | wool, butter, cheese, eggs. flour, sugar, lard, | soll's cloquent oratory is well known in thie | Wing but Crumba | MAINE Nea ae in ome tie aud RAM. aeuers buiders, for cue. | — : A. Birney, Lewis J. Davis, Pork, beef, tobacco, salt, leather, hemp, lime, | city, and as it is some timo since ho hae been | a tornay General Tea feegerssoncasduitiers arm. Taal intorest at the cate of G per cent per thestore No'800 Sth atin we corer A | | LETMEENCTH AND TOTH STREGTS Meee G. Riddle, Nl. E. Davis, Chrie, Hourich Gen: | coment, cotton-sced meal, bay? brick, = —~ te scot wii d | 18 8 decided opposit@n to him among the farme ave aiven te comply with Go teread at ene id pardly weniigued abone, to which real EAST. COCOA TNE AFFAINS UP A BISDI- €2.000 cash to be raid eatimea? Netrosat Rivuxs’ Hart.—A Iterary and | thing more. Then National Lecturer Willets, in the New York market, 00 ; who was the candidate in 1890 and who insists arrapging quantiti musical entertainment for the beneSt of the A. Wilson, W. C. Dodge, Jewe B} of cach iS XTH pat “ pet cer RR & CO., Aucta, Wad JOHNSTON, attorney, 414 5th at, Dw. SIXTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for ‘ #6 rer conti oy ‘Wilson. Wesley M. Oiler, Judge Jere M. Wilson, Z — RATCLIFFs, DARB & CO., Aucts. | frout of the promises, to clue? the afairs of « S@ "THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON AC- 4 that the sum total of the | p, i that he was counted out, wants the renomina- * PwEN UP-THE ABOVE SALE 15 POSTPONED ON AC ap Gen. S. S. Burdett. Col. Elliott. SW. Wood- | value of the thirty articles shall be $3 thas | Eastern Dispensary. will be given tomorrow | tion, an3 he is a strong candidate, FINS DAY OR ABT ear RORSDAL, TWENTY: | Ot ot th FidDaY, TWENTY-BECOND Frty : x 2 Tink wid cout of defaulting ward, KL. Clark, Civil Service Commissioner | Sne-tuirticth of the aan tater eee eee | night at the National Hides’ Hall, wader the | “e.ry simpson, OtiseClover aed John Davis | ate deat OF ar suciape nam : pant Bune ay. TWENTY. : ‘iter aye fealverusement tn The Beat omen, Genten Ferre, Petts D. Leaner, Be- | decigusted shalt be termed the composite dol- | CoDital City Court, No. 64, Lafayetin Court, | Will find the road to s re-election to Congress WASTER WILLIAMS & Co, auctiopeere rie ASHFORD. ? crrasece Horatio King. W. N. Stoutenbuezh, N, G. Ord- ISD the terme of action 4 itis to be lawfut for | NO, 7%, Dancing from 0 to2'p.m. “Seuator pc ee a covet Ceadiletes ta | VALUARLE. BUILDING Lor, reontiva ox | _epietanes eee ‘ revut perauuaan. pay Rue Pao Hay L. A. Grant. Judge Noah, Frank Vresbrey, | any person or corporation to engage to roceive | 704% W. Daniel will deliver a short address at | och district, and if there are they will be TUPI S AVESUE DETWEEN SIXTEENTIL Epraea of tat ou te VERY XAUUABLE MEAL & 1 Ma} George B. Davis, Richard Paira, Col. A. | Orig deliver composite dollare of the United | ‘2 °peming. The following have offered their | sted ye fonutling ae aie ney ill be de- RECO HON ed STREETS NORTHWEST, | 1 aTOLIPFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, the cption of the purchaser. PCRINGION CIMPRONED REGRTL PSTD A liens E. A. G. Mandy. Maj. Joba Cassells, | States, and. that contract suall ‘be law- Wareaei ag Disnche, Mastingiy; Mise Moo D. | ment in the domocratio party ie getting vesy.| 0% THUASE ¥APLU, FOURTEENTH. AT HALE. R ba a ; Sie ORY Bate Pe Wellin Co Beli, He A, Walards Coc, | UY discharged by euch © an amount | Nain" agg Jemme Glenson, Miser ‘reek | tied of the records some of these statesmen | RAwE FIVE OCLUCK F tgacuan weata tence 42 ELIWIES Livcole Aveo i oe. ee t tg oeke 2 legal Foe doles as is shaj! | hoefer, Mr. A. W. Hawkes, Mr. Charles F. Ts in Ci ieee ‘They are not proud Bing at tunworthwest cumner of sald lo TSEUPESRUGE such ree tn gov newssapervan: | oe REET SOMMERS T. prep Tee ge seremagp ne ; a e equal to the value of the obligation ex- ler, the | 7 e ~ | Of having contributed to their election, | es#ton Boundary street fort iebed in Waahitwton, vartll, comveranci EACH AL Pree LOOX, APEEL. > Beall Charen E. Foster, Col 1 Pavan D*- | pressed in composite dollars ‘according to the io $C eins Quartet and the Water-| They route sumentn republican. candidate, | tredtuateot to toufort alley IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE recurding at the coat of tbe purchaser ]OHTH, at HALE-PAST FOCL W'CLOCK, wo will base ry RATCLIFF! DABRR& CO, offer for sale, tu frout of the Caen ee cck, | official declaration of the value of the compos- aiidee Lair but they will demand that a democrat be noni- | feet ti . a agete ba Anetioneess ion Maury Dore. E. A. Mosle AS ° ve, | eeatentoecnad BiUrioene TIEFE-DANI-S CO SQUARE 5. Newt PcRINGTON, W. D. Cabell, Ered W. Pratt, Win. S. Thomp- | #¢ellar of the preceding month. CONFEDERATE BONDS. iaoniae Gate Deane aioe ie twee ot y-Drofestend aisetyeteut ee deena mea Siiethevedcior. emma SOROS sop, DJ. O'Callaghan, Gen, Thomas L, Casct auacaea ofa republican and thereby lay out an alliapce | ous bundreltiw fects the place of exteaie eae 7,000 IMPORTED PLANTS, % Or St BLOCK Ta OS HALE: Tae Band ck one of the most prominent Corp. Tanner, Jobn Joy Edson, C. coe A Case in Which They Were Involved De-} Min. Clover may not be renominated by his | tininx tn all sue thourand eicht hundred aud thirty. BAY 4 DROIT PARK NW, |? {Nest Eckiuston and the Louse ts meariy George C. Hazelton, ST. Thomas, Tracy pia cols sxoeg ilies | own party. He slept when he should have | fanauare feet, Tarties in search of adiuirably lucated er aak to veton es desfords, Charies H. Moore and E. 1. Hay. Foal gh OR do) = ait Lote whould ive th spect COMPRISING The free reading room formally closed last nthe free silver issue, and | tiv iearectmnce for apectiating, 5 = z wat] Acase involving the liability of astateto| no amount of explaining to his consticienes | darmemade ineeg at ieeate tp “deed ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. night. The Brotherhood of Saint Andrew’ 8, v. 1. WILLIAMS & CO, take up confederate bonds issued by it during | will wipe out; that fact. The probabiliy is Be ain Win K Shaw ie compli ; § pm St the Deeds im fee have been tiled as follows: E. | under whose management the room has been, | 49 war was decided by the United States | that Gov. Humphrey, should he concene| S27 a8ds = ee aaa eats papain a ie aca Tale. to the Bucueat —_ uch et al. to C. S. was represented by W. P. Kelly. The matrons | Supreme Court on Mond: case was that | #0 become a candidate. will succeed Clover, | §# THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED ON Ac- = 3 INTY:NIS TH. Ab 1892. aa Le Droit Park: $—. T. E. Clark to C. V. | ailing the affair were Mesdames Davenport, vee ayes Seatiohroie felts Doard | The detest of Otis and Jobo Davie ia virtually | Shh eae ara MOMVAY, APHIL EIGH-| cr eyaris, HS eee sag pte « ‘eating, Wood, Tolson and Lusby. ‘The Misses ae 3 * conceded because there will be three candi- S a sca lying and U-ing iu the Cay ructom awd De Haskell, eub 114. sq. S61; $3.050. Ehzabeth J. | udcrson also rendered help. A musical and | Of, litigation of the state of Louisiana. Sage | Gates iat cok district. Jerry Simpson muy | @@-THE ABOVE SALE_1S FURTHER Post: RIODODENDRONS, srictof Cabembie bere cok deemed tee Mason to Hl. 8. Mason, pts. 100 aud 101, 64. 58, | iterary program was ereditabiy given by Misses | brought emt against the board to compel | prevent'a democratic nomiuee from being put | Ryitin TWENTY FINS Yea ace ye ECE SD AY, . BHORTENSIAS, Dicey 14,10 Le Droit Park. The lot Layton; ¢.W. 0. Denison to X. F. Hoe. lots | Annie, Smith Lizzie Wood, Maggio Keating, | it to rofund certain bonds of tho slate im the ‘held in the seventh district, but even JReteunre, Banta co, aucuoscen zizaca, | “Tetmmateaie' Oberthird cash and the balance jn WILLARD & C0. a VM and 12, bik. 4. South Brooklan 350. | Effie Burr and Mr, ryan. Refreshments it then be has no sure thing, as a great change set : si ohe and two years, wich tu. - ger to Mary M. McKim: 3 | were served and the attendance was fair. held by him and to exchange them for A . i at the rate of @ per cent fee To whom its consolidated bonds issued under |H™* come over the | people | there. er Gest IT MAY CON VALUARLE BUILDING NK 8 is LUARLE BUILDING SITE ON K STREET BE RN Ebzabeth W. PREPARING FOR MEMORIAL DAY. Wm. Baker may puil through again, but that or FIPILENTH AND SIXTEENTH Sy 1 Se RA eR! PRDAY. AVKIL TWENTY -T ; ; i s STREETS NORTHWEST DE ACOTION AND OTHER FLOWERING PLANTS, pr nuts of the parcvaser aud deel of TEN CLOCK AS weak Fooaud pt 4 D.L. € 1 sromorial day will be obverved at Seint| lesisative enactment in 1874. ‘The Supreme | depends upon the kind of easidsto the repue SPAY AFTERNOON, “ADHL TWENTY. Fay. oF ail coun at the purcuascr's optio Court decided that the case does not present | licans nominate. FINSI at any federal question, The only question be-| The contest for the nomination for governor | #Fout of the premines, D0 will be required of the purchase we er 5 Will ofer for sale In| 9 BE BOLD BY AUCTION ABSOLUTELY the tine of tale, “All couvsrenciug’ aed recording st Heighte, | Elizabeth cemetery by John A. Logan Post, Sa ts pues the cost of the hurcuaser. If terme of wale bs uot ce stored Xo. 15. Department of tho Fotomac. G. A. R.) fore the lower court, and which was de- | in the repubiican party is the most exciting 1a | 1x squamshite Wen eee TRU Rony we WITHOUT RESERVE, ised with withts ten days from thee of save tie ae Sere neresr hacostians have been invited to join in. The | cided negutively, was whether the bonds | tie history of the state. The two leading can- | Frouting 22 feet 9 iuchos on K strect wih pth of pom pe Pe ON dead ee c. QSrored in mame of 1ot55.D. & L.'s sub Mt. *. V* | cemetery lies upon an unshaded plateau and it | were sold by the governor of the state | didates are ex-Congressman E. M. Morrill and cha: Ret ia a AT OUR BALES ROOMS, Raman como NDREW A LiPscuai, ) cs weaved to uemeat ‘Trott to W. C. Wood. sub 3. | 1s highly probable that the musical and ora-{| within the authority vested in bim by] A.W. Smith of McPherson, Smith is far in the ei engst in the city, beinz ia the ‘ 21th and F sts pw. FRANK T BROWNING, oo: 416 Stbeta w. ikea. Stored im name of Capt, spre Package. Stored W. Gessford to H. E. Berniar torical part of the exercises will be held in | the law under which they were sued by being | lead at this time, M. M. Murdock of the Wichita _ @— W. iiuston to JW. Mun Voplar guleh, a picturesque and closely-shaded | exchanged for sugar, and were therefore valid | Eagle is a tate candidate, but his support con- | *UMity 18 ntfs c gale, Se and 19. <q. 1090: = Z Williams to Joseph | spotim the maim grounds of St. Elizabeth.| obligations of the ite which could be of newspaper boom and brass-band Z. Williams, Wharton's wharf, south sq. Sv2,/ This spot forms an amphitheater capable of | founded under its statute, The court he principal thing be will lack at apl8-dkas art uth t t aa FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, pare ouch lores Rod eritenin” wiored ta mame of Ankam to J. ‘aggaman, | accommodating several hundred people. The|says there ‘is in the consid- | the convention will be votes, Teeth ie aa ee ae = Dox aud coutenite St S-. J. F. Waxgaman | place ts well wooded and blessed with agood | eration and determination of this ques ——_-__ Sarettinimentiot sack samy teem tee UC OMEE | soe ewewry-anooRD Np TWwENTY-TaIRD, | PROPENTY, SO. 1523 MUORE ISTE ARD Ate, 4 epemmallicne penstemsty dc! ari, south ok 3 spring. tion no resort to any federal Cg itis porely a Reception at Hamline Church. Daeg dene auton, D.C. All conveyancing and re- NUs NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. = See See anor to Join K. O Conn Pe question of the construction of a state statute | Framline C! Ey 7 ay oust of the parchase; TCLisee WOT AUT hn K.OConucr to M Ahop out of which the young fotks got a] o power which was conferred by it upon her | , Hamline heres sdatiictiea by deans || Seah BEGINNING ZACH DAY AT oma 1 & CO, AUCTIONR EK me land; @—. Andrew Dietz cE young eB agents. The governor, acting tn their disposal, omens brydeninaga ie presiding FRATCHFE, Vann & C0, Anctioncers, VERY DESIRANLE REAL ESTATE ON T STRERT to Henry J. Horu, | full measure of fun occurred last night at | was iimited by the language of the statute. elder of Washington, Rev. H. R. Naylor, D, D., aw, QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M BETWEEN 16TH AND 19TH SCREETS ORTH ee cei aa, LH; | Chisletine manor, in Princo George's county. | He could, says the court, sell the bonds in | Rev. E. 8. Todd, pastor, and the board of trus- | DesinABLE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE, BEING & Te21 TUIRCET NE NOUS sub lot | Yhose present from Anacostia were William exchange them for Jecnury notes, state or cou- | tees and official metabers of the church. ‘The | 7W4ANGRIONY BMICK HOUSES KNOWS CATALOGUES READY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. t sCouRtvof ihe, Distaet of Columban in | on \ ae LSun chen, swanrr. : me - 2 i oo h 3 744 SIS 6UU 3 arty cove on the 7th day of December, | FIPTH st ZALE-Past Five OCLix fies, of BO Thon [oe ae cistoaaey neteeaatty | any other way. The cout dereacs ct OF | entertainment department, under the direction REAR OpT4g NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST | CaN BE HAD AT OUR OFFICE OR MAILED TSU}. weil selk in drout of the premiven, on Mow: | for-aale it trout ot the pret Satis es oud 1. Metielland, vub lots | were dispensed. ~ opera of error, Decision was rendered by Justice {Of Mrs J. KR. Mickle, chairman, did their | on THURSDAY, APRIL. TWENTY-FIRST, 1902 Pasi Youn, GCLOCR FM. yatt of ict tone 137 aud 139, #9. 7 Lyons to Eu- Field, utmost to welcome the guesty and deserve | at FIVE O'CLOCK F. M., will vell in front of the ON APPLICATION. 242.frouting 2) feet on the south wide of Kode Island | FRONTING 8. Kennedy and I lot 1, sq. fy a oe Fino fra cutetteiamens furnished, ‘The | Praaiewe the is wate OF LOT & vi round having -e 10-fe wide aie é | tenet uortien a Gok King water trough for horses has been ordered Pee Tae following program was carricd out: Opening BALE OF *pl6-dbde RATCLIFFE, DARR&CO.. Aucte, | si cround having, 10-t4 wile alley’ on che went | Steet uc ah teste sh. for Anacoati % el eir Pastor, remarks, Geo, Hough, president of the league; | fronting 12 fect 4 inches on 9th strect * k sz: iad fe hal hare ao ht ane Tks Suatiel ‘ne nampa The members of the Metropolitan A. M.E. | prayer, J. C. Whitaker, uddress of weleome i | tanuine buck te a udvelion.semaeeh putheast and ep, Sey MRSA Sate a Seedee wortawest rane eee ehade lolded | of 702 aes arson layden, su G2, sq. he Laptist Society of Bible Students was} 7ion church took | i Mare behalf of the league: : story Driek nouses tus of a writ of flert :acizs lastied outof the clerk's | ““Terus: One-third cash: balance in ove and two i BAL; $1.20. John A. Swope to Edgar P. Berry. | sevived | i hn veal Zion Church: took leave of their pastor, the Rev. ‘gan o' of the league; responded to above an incumbrance of $2,100 | office of the Supreme Court of the District of Coluuu- th ‘ured D3 o}] FR Ateuees. SUS aicttals cate Gx - Flas —— ‘ast nighi av the residence of Mr. F.S. |. yy G. Dyson, Monday. A reception was by _ = — for ~ —— of | to porenin cath ocall Sanh at the option of ‘the pur. vi sf public eale, tor | pre 5 cash, at the on Soa ee? Cine Ww Shane Sg Sat: | “iMe Waltimore and Ohio alread Company | given at the church. Included in the program | (ie, Church; | bass solo, by Geo, 7 Siiss | anit Lefton fo be complied with ta 1 daya.‘ur’the Columbia im FRIDAY. the TWEE: | tern Of wale tre tot Sosipted with in ten i0! dese | MEQRTANT ASD UAROMPTORY sara Mr! avy Forrest. sub lot ‘St, sq. 1; ga,oun, | cay peen notitied by the proper District off-| were organ recitals by Mise Hammond, ad-|Funme Bischoff presided at’ the] fpiamo. | ube. tenellatheriskand cout ot de Delng, Be, | Me al the eight tee: satis so Tatereat at ioe heen | Mr actonithar pore ee Cae cet | HAMSE NA HODES, WHIPS, SEABLS SRCES: pertak to Chat Weis. cee cuils to place automatic gates at the Monroc | drerses and presentations to the pastor, Mrs. | Miss Elma suunders, secretary of th wae, | SE the risk and coat of the purchaser: dants in and to the following described property. to | ing at cost of parenaser, aS tae ENTIRE CONTENT : Hunaerhiog td Parton | Bett eFousing and provide watehmen for day | 4 Buchanam, board of atewardenten #40; Mee, Presented to the pastor, Rev. E. L. Todd, in | PIS O88 _ RATCHET DARE & e property of Iateice it MeLaursise: Agate aeeane Nat te wee SUVEGy ASD sabes i getown; $800. Henry | “yy SEE wervice. ‘ab Parker, club of twenty ladies, $75; Miss | bebalf of the league,a gold pin in the xhapeo of = = Davis, jr,, and J. fe P.H. Me- ROBERT G, RUTHERFOR! : 0 « Petitions for the extension of the letter | Sarah Neal, gold-headed umbrella; Mr. It. | # cross with the words: “Look up, lift up” THIS EVENIN nS Co, aud will be sold to satisfy execution | api2-dtd 13 am. part lot 13, sq. 616; | carrier system hi . iP Ps N nny TIFFE DAR, Pape py maleengng foal ond fare” *ystem have received about 300 signa-| Delaney, Sabbath school class No. 12, €16,and | engraved upon it. The pastor wae surpriced W4Ltr B. WILLiasis & Co., auctionsers i Tenney & Boues DANIEL Me HANDLE, Rue parks part 208. nq. 721: ¢—. Sarak fogen, | by Mr. W. A. Bowie, club of young’ men, #9, | and embarrassed, but he replied in a happy ss ae : U.S Marshal, RATCLIFFE, DAKE & CO. Auction 135 a rc ak iesenas a The pastor made an appropriate address, ‘The | vein. Tho presiding elder was presented with | POSITIVE SALE OF JAPANESE, CRO ote | SE spli-dédte_| rnusTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ew ‘a, z cam Army Orders. members then repaired to the lecture room, | pin similar to that given the pastor, and he | — StHEK, SINE. ART ~ = == KEAL ESTATE ON MASsACHUSETIN Ave. | 5 BUGOL y . block 43, | _ The leave of absence granted Capt. William | where a collation was served in honor of the | made some felicisous remarks, thanking the Mayuiticot and costly Japaneso Vases, all shapes _—FUTURE DANS. _] SUR ROBTMEAST, BEING BOUBES, Sue 137 | 3 DAYIOS to Jobn | Baird, sixth cavalry. is extended one day. pastor and the official board. Rev. Mr. Dyson | league for the reception tendered. Retresh~ Tae eerste pete Sats, Cups and Sax ee JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, OPedy A FINE HOUSE ATA Low Paice |4 StEIOHS vL PORNTTURE Fx «fi Kaloromm JHeighte: | Four months’ ordinary teave of absence is | presided, with Mrs. Dyson at his right and Mr. | ments wero served on the completion of the ail aud Tizon Ware, Boandiul ching: alee ier sake BOROOD AND WITH LANGE Yands Dotti | WAITS ASD. OF HEM NREL cS hon eee 1 y ’ ¥ ¥ - may ‘ 2 ber AD oyHen AWTICL 3 Sropente ee ay aarcmence A: Bord, samc | granted Capt. Egbert B. Savage, cighth intan- | 72me5 Thompeon st his left, Thus was brought | Program Sea Dishes tbe ns AH Belcs-brse, Décor- | remearprony sate OF FOUR twosrony| Pubsy aki back wird seape Theis, l,m Fort lack in, Emecksin Pace, asa: | try, to take effect on the expiration of tho aick | $oc"vbieen ate terTew eal, te The Cattle Market. ESTEE a THREE CCE RERNG APRIL) Ten Tine heerNoRtaeast "TT AND | Rp virtue $dsid of trust dtted the Uieh day of | | Marius iced, retin from the i . Field to rame, same proper YE | leave. patie pcan Ag the ealtle market at the Union stock yards | PAGE isang CCLOCR F Md continuo daily | afer “teus at FIVE O'CLOCK: werwil soll tn | 3/0. eundersicusd teaatens will offer fur aus a | STARE E. Wee W ASIN IUN. Stewart to W. Blair, fruatee. north : Joshes A. Fessenden, fifth artillery, now on Columbia CoNege Alamni. at Renning, D. C., Tuesday the receipts of | "apid-ot- WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO, son ot OTE Geek 4Gand 47, SQUARE 777, Paks TE Tene POUR Ea Or tree & D. |, SUGINNING at TEX « eM. Ws - ~ a a Hoover, a _— of —- Stamford, —, will] Members of the alumni of Columbia College | cattle for week were 242. Of these 111 were on SS | Esch trontime 1Njs feet ou 3c ‘ste by depth of 70 “3UB LOTS 69 AND 7. SSquane 3 above, to which we iuvite genecal att p: Same falker. | reeruiting service, New. York, city. for assign. | MUgurated aseries of annual dinners Tuesday | the market aud sold as follows: Best sold from FUTURE DAYS, Horyanl celine buoy dvi couttiniog’ 0 Tooms | Bethy Behalf taeda eae eee! | Tarawa,” RLEUCES SESAME 1 ment to temporary duty in charge of the ‘re. | Right by holding their first one at the Cochran. | 434 to 48c. per pound. good from 33; to de. per ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, sndi bait ata medern conrculeoces wernment | $5 02nd nll, modern conyeusences, bach house | RATCUYFE. DARE & co. eruiting rendeevots (brinch) at brookiyn. © | Mr. Justice Blatchford of the Suprome Coart | Pound, medium trom 23 't0 33,0. per pound | IR pce area peintinw eos "Very dositable Womes ase woodin: | Staninece naar fomese eee agy ema, tare: | ants-tndes Ate fiek es ames Pettit: first infantry, is de- | presided and President Seth Low of Columbia | hayjced three ea eae foe ety eight APLIL -LWENTY THUD, = leaeecbeenpamlipatetertaceapamend | saamiqmdean professor of military science and tac-| Conege was th at of be Oth re Se ee ween are ON Fe AT TEN O'CLOC! 5 TRUSTEES SALE eset arsecmnts eas cea lege was the guest of honor. ers | market—and wold as follows: Lambs from 63 AT OUI LARGE satts ROOMS, Mallinenteof 835 pet 1500 will bo required as tdctone at thetins of |. PROPERTY. Beta oe eee University, New Haven, Conn., to take effect | prevent were Row. J. L. Townsend. Judge W. | to 7!c., sheep from 5 to 6c. Cows with calves | 920 PENNSYLVANIA’ “AVENUE Nowritween, | ouuiusttsot Se per mouth. with 6 pet cant interest Sale, balauce of the purchase uouey im mouthiy yay. | PAST, WASHINGT Real Estate Matters. August 1. ‘1992. wo relieve First Lieut, Charles | I Hillver, A. P. Fitch. Dailey Willis, Herman | sold from €25 to $50 each. | Market good. HUDSEUOLD -Go0bs, Sock houre ‘at ano of sine” erm to'be Gomplied | ments cuasu Per oath: orn tno gual tualticite | gaia Messrs. Redford W. Walker & Sou have soid | A. L. Toites, fourth argillery, who, om being | Hallerith ting gig vasa aa Merriam, meee ~ ABPETS UNOS, Bow op with in Gfteeu day> otherwise rizht reserved i | purchaser wilizive nis mote testing datedapof wok for the owners. J. Heary . eee awed, will join Ms battery. Capt Pet | 5 2 atte Donnsifend Wei Mee Slane fof vocal dimer NITUKE “FOR PARLORS, CHAMBERS ertiocmont of such recalorin poare’ i> | cecioncf tha pevctgeee: “Reraeet-coke ts teers iis ane maa Re will report m person at the school July 18, | Barnard, H. |. Merriam. As the Universalist Church is still without a LIBEARIES AXD, DINING HUOMS. Tished in Washington, DC ‘Tits tu coven days sons Gate of salsoe prover tebe : - eh ; : ont ; INIS i jou days fo oF 2. z pastor the pulpit is being supplied by visiting BY ORDER OF He ont Title good, abstract shown. Feaoid at risk and cost of defaulting purcbaser. : cond Li ". Harris, ny tt 5 A —— 416 Oth ot. aw, at tite c Seer setueee a t i ¥ | four weeks, and during the next four wecks the ALSO. Pos Sn > Trastens, John A. Cart chased f .| Hardoman, toes fecep Seong, Lieut Letcher | came off Tuesday night at Concordia Hall and | church will have visit tow Dea oul ee at ONE CASH REGISTER, cguntotthe mo und FRIDAY AVAIL TWENTE. | apo.anazol® ® SWpRMSIEDT H. Brooks, part of Incio-ure on the Metropol sapien ghey : = proved a very enjoyable affair. A large crowd | Yori, Pullman of Lynn, Rugg of Providence NEARLY NEW. SECUND, 1892, same hour and piace. — P . P Leave of ubsence tor seven days is granted “ es Psa 8 ALS DUNCANSON BROB. THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON Ai We Walker soit J Gr dhecana! Obvo railroad. | Pirst Lient, Reuben D. Turner, sixth infantry. | Was present and the merrymakers kept up the | tnd Sweotzer of Philadelphia, Tt is not prob- | HORSES, BUGGIES: WAGONS, DAYTONS, apgi-zt a Anctiondars. | eure uf tueratn until MONDAY, TWENTY BUA K. W. Walker aad J. G. Hester, in trust, have | Captain Wilham C. Borden, assistantuur; dancing until the wee sma’ hours, The follow- | 2U/¢ that a pastor will be settled until fall, HARNESS. | Ke. Se. See pS ar ape | PY ace, bougitt of J. A. Carr tor é. lot 9, block | now on de ty at, Jackson Barracks. Louisiane, | ing committees bed the bail ie char ELLIE fereremtastion, ) Nunucm All Goods now ready | PR ATCLIFEE. DARE & CO. Aumsonsern ag Walker ina “bongie roe ay dicighta, “KW. | will report in person to. the commaadag off | “Eonmities of arcomecnoste, Pena: Dennis Brightman, who killed Scott Robin- 2 RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL 8. SW bite | eens Wetter hes boazht for, PRN chek: | cox Mourt Vernon Barracks, Alabama, for tem- | ,commiltes of arrangeme Hantemang Rat | Sonat the house of reformation. Cheltenham, | _*P21-2t Auctionoers, ESTATE SITUATED ON FOUM-~ND-A-HALF e - im trust, bloc 5, of same. 2 Mencen . 4 4 ne i Brerese will coven fo haray on the completion | ception committee, Fred Secbode, 'N.. Walter. D, Cramer, Floor committee, T. ‘Thole, H. Leave of absence for ten days, to-take effect sebrai J when hus regiment arrives at Denver, Colo... en | Wa#mann, H. Schmidt, Henry Tripp. route to Arizona Territory, is granted First Lieut Wm. C. Brown, first cavalry. Why the Texans Celebrate. ‘The following transfers in the ‘sixteenth in-| This is the auniversary of the battle of Sen Yrinco George's county, Md., in February, has . FUPROVED: BY: TWO “Tange SCC erony been convicted of murder in the second de- | J ATIMER's SLOAN, auctioneers a Nows As NUMBEKS SIT gree, AND 319 POUR-AND-A-HALF STREET NORTH- : om WEDNESDAY’ APTERNOOX, 4 e Nery val ‘ith within ten day sfruu, tie of ease the rhstese Bee By Stic property Known as LOT 13 IN SQUARE 959, | District of Col ‘Of Febru: | serve tue tight to reall the property at the risk wud. frondng 5¢ {eet on Four-ahd-s-balf street-and nH Grown etal | Cost uf the votnaitna’ purchaser Evelyn Me has purchased of George $16,000 sub 107. square ¥3, 9 fect on Hillrer aveune between Q and Hr and 21st streets no1 Emma L. Morgan bas bought for $5,400 of Fannie F. Dannington sub 14, square 226 feet om North Carolina aveaue aud 50.0 feet @n 10th strect southeast, , f fantry are made: Capt. Leven C. Allen, from] Jacinto—San Jacinto day they call it in Texas. Tur Geou Tazonr ‘back to ® large alley, waking it ver ys. Docket WOODARD, ’ " . : . : y 7 CATALOGUE fice wirposes, being ‘within one-half square of the | N the highest biduer. in trout of tie Tyiband rae ww, | reestece George Sisson has bought of Marie £. Witeox | $ubany, K jf company C: Capt William C. 1 Te jg the souihwestern Fourth of July. On = city Halls court house, pension offie, post office ana | prewicen ou MONDAY, LEE SECOSL BAY! Se supsox “Pcie, n re ! .. Wilcox } McFarland, from company C to conspany K. Of an exquisite collection of ‘other publie building. AY, 180%. AT HALD-Fasi FOUR U'CLOCK ¥. Mi ae Peal for 25.250 sub 149. square 69. 22.333 by 120 feet April 21, 1836, Gen, Santa Anna, with a force Terme: One-thi ih: the balance in one, two and | the followiug real property. to wit: All that ; 7 A ——_>—_—_— Shows that all epidemic, endemic‘and contagious dis- pe -> ~| == ALCLIFFE, DARE UU. en O between Zist au eats northwest, ‘The Dumblane Club's Race Meeting. _| of nearly 2,000 men of the Mexican regular | eases aro produced by ininute Infscting oti oe at ‘TURKISH, Sbiwalipt secured’ hy dcoivot {rust eitthe property | theity oft Wasususton is the Dissetee coats | A. as YP nosny Louise | ‘The fourth race meeting ot the Dumblane | ®rmy, mot Gon. Sam Houston and 783 ‘Texan | croves peculiar to each disease, whieh cater the set, PERSIAN AND sold, rely coum, at he cption of tbe purebaesr. -Ade | Known end. divtingulsbed es lot Sfty-seren (lof | veny DewIRABLE IMPROVE! x Colombia University ab, **""9*) crap wilt take place ‘Tuesday, May 37, and | Volunteers, But few of the Texans haa ever tem. 1 bln a well tied fact that any resedy which anprax | ferma‘ot'nale are‘aot compited ‘with ‘in Sfteon days | twotrundred an forty-one (oa}) FIRSCSTAEL BELMEES LAND K SCMEETS nee corm or . NOKTHWES 1, KNC s Bare parchased of the Washington iieai Estate |The first raco will be called euch day | Santa Anna's men and captured about all the | these gesmn's thsoury when ieee et CARPETS, after five days” advertisement of uch, TIS street Borieere Bete eee ing | on FudDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY. HanPEhy dots 136 to 145, both inelusive, equase | at 3 p.m. Entries will close May 12 fix| remainder, inclnding the Mexican general, | In thu way Swift's Spiele ieee tee ee J wine tod venaling hoe ptt by a ro Diese, AT FINE C'CLOCK. we will soll ke terson has purchased for $6,025} Vents are annonnced for cach day. All| The ‘ital moinasccoen td posed td ising feplyeg grange pte rac ont the DS iaieeeceey ere Shanrs AM cork tea the since in gt loealinente = . : apr $6, * men killed and twenty-five wounded, took | tifousi the pores of tho skin and soon sends out : NGINGS, &e., ¢ SQUAIE 961, ob. Currie I. W. Carlton Lot 16, block 32, Colum. | faces, will Peay aaa tte Tales of | the | Picco on the Sau Jacinto, Chere Houston made | Poison which they may have left, and the patieut eo wating a - | fronting 24 feet on Ist wud running bak with thas = B. Wimer has wecently. concent aid the | ™te viders Suite taakeceate peer fwd treatii . ith Sense, Ano ss opt poopie phescoedag reenter sete test apl2-dkds RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucts. ‘oF le . 4 “ i these was public. and by its terms the Mexican ‘Treatise on Biood out from the custom house and never before —— —_ are Sh Eehington, Gus, uerTifou, Yot 11 | Maat cin, or their Ramey must be presented | troops were tobe withdrawn across the ihe cee e NITE coreranattee | “Cttered to pubic view. THE COLLECTION CON. | ,€9-THE ABOVE. S418 Ti POSTPONED ON 4 : spat | my tne reopens. tupac in mena setae = ; wig) hind 3 def the jurcoase memes to ve Rae an ee atte (abcls NS: | tthe pesca this year have been increrscd im | Grande. ‘Tho other treaty was kept secrot SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., SISTS of Costly Hangings, Iynelly and Khor- | SIXTH. same hour and . ee cade tek hae on New Hampshire avenues out Lepoot | ¥aluer and many cutries are promised from | UBtl the withdrawal was complete; it acknowl-| ‘antentag kc ace. ated ves the rassum Carpets, Ouskab, Bokbara and Silk — nonerves the | Cf s200 require! at the tune of sale Circle, next to the Leiter residence, for e13,- | New York, Philadelphia and other cities. edged the independence of Texas, 3 days it the ane OEeae ere Hee ——— \HOMAS DOWLING & SOX, complied with in 13 dase irom the day of sale oF 000, | To Louise O'Hare for © A. Ciiue, Io: There seems to be an idea that these races Mohair Carpets. ee Ferehan T auchogpers, en - i 2 block 40, Binuey street ‘Jorth Col. Col. iewy for the pleasure and benefit of what Miss Emily Harper's Local Bequests. and Gutistan Carpets, Demirii, Kirman and Kc, at the cost of the pure! Al PEREM! Y, ids. tor $7,177.50. ‘Yo C. Shirley Carter, | ## called “ociety,” but the officers say that} The will of Miss Emily J. Harper, filed in AUCTION SALES. Malgoran Carpets, Cashmere, Iran and E oh Ping HORSES: CAREIOES BaD ¥ and 10, square 8. Ecking con, for © this is a raistake, as the general public is not | paitimore yesterday, disposes of @ large es- | aouss poe ee Gudina Carpets, &e, &o, making in all 65 cents per square f For ¢ sy | ouly welcome, but their prevence is desired and HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncers, ‘over 100 Carpeta, Antique Daghistan, house 1425 Netrect Ser game vequentad. tate, and contains a number of charitable be- | I GL: Est aw. last sales were oa nesta Al the institutions din REguLAR Bokhars, Kazak, Sheraz, Shirvan, pope were — by cat thet paukey ot Catholic “Indian Bree HORE Ck Rutscee nk ESE WITH S Choice Anatolian Russ, Irau, Ispa- Jot F bio 1, Bloat ty B Wheeler, | A Fox Chase in Montgomery County. ‘ HE LCUTION ROOMS AND CAMMAGE AND kan, Buludj, Malgarau, Karabagh, ° 3. conangdaie. for $3,500, | Ou Easter Monday, despite the falling raii sions of this city, $1,500, and the Catholic OKSE BAZAR. G12 E STREET NORTH WES’ t 0c. ~ - ity, €5. ater, Whe was ON SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-11 1802, Baka, Sumah and silk Mohair - F. Treee web toe a crowd of hunters from Dawsonville, Pooles- | of" genkey of besericg ‘Mount Vernon pipes se - Palac Hall Rugs, &e, dc, in all sizes, ville, Barnesville and Buck Lodge assembled at | Association, and one of ita vico regents, be- bs i ot shapes and desigus, making in all the Dawsonville. . queathed $1,000 to the association. to be added en ‘most important ale of Oriental produc- A fine fox was soon started. The hounds en- | {0 the endowment fund ito keep, in repair the | Fobos Hair tions ever before offered in this city. tered in with vim and soon killed Reynard, | Home sn last resting place of George Wash 3 Ghaigee a neem of ue: | ‘Po beaold at public auction WEDNESDAY, despite the efforts of the men to save her life. ; nd Kitchen cool THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ae ey Os TERTE et ‘They then bial two fine drag chases, in which | yg, and the Manassas School. | Stuves. APRIL TWENTY-SEVENTH, TWENTY- well, White and Young ‘of Buck Louge were in | ™4*- Douglass ee Ae ie EIGHTH, TWENTY-NINTH and THIRTIETH, oo with the broth, Another fee was even stented, Sones See Stage ee oe a ph gph pein cape eeneeeer & and an exciting chase followed. The rain, One Pony Cart und Harness, ap21-2t_ | esc day, st our suction rooms, 1407 G street, | One Real Estate S sles at Auction. however, int-rfered. Some of the men called | Manassas, Va., has received a letter from Mr. G__BeaaINen anctionser. ——— } Exhibition Monday and Tuesday, April 25 and-26, , their dogs ar.d returned home, leaving some im aD from 9 © m until 10 order Duncanson Brox. 2 actioneers, have sold the | pursuit of the ‘for ehnk had nee Frederick Douglass. Mr. Douglass referred to | '$suixaToN JAR Canmage wazaan | “Vo meptawn CO Bae ae ve following property at. auction: Brick house and | tured at dusk, All who ipated in the OUNTINUATION OF ‘TEE GRY AT SALE OF THE tends | # ‘ Jot, No. 1446 Pierce place, to Dennis Brano for | Easter chase congratulated themselves upon SheuMuUS, ofa, sTRiET Can ‘HORSES AND Gian intends to sail in Jane to Turkey and 4,125; brick hov se and lot 1731 12th street | the fine spect, the success with the fox and the eeates ti be sol Bazaar SA’ AY MORNIN! bacon. angahor tin 3. Borthwest. to Norma: I, Conner for 4.600; |*@aing o. the dogs. Among those present AB EWE NET THD NO CLOCE sO beed tire stock regardiess of cost three brick hour ss ansi lots, Noa. 1330, 1332 and | ¥°t¢ Johw Burdette, W. White. Samuel Young, prowase ‘A Mares. 4s a continuation of the ‘md, value before leaving. tw ethene t, to. Clark for $3.30 | 28mes Gett. KR. White, John Umstead, Earnest Re a a dees Mary and Clato Hoyle, W. Hemstone, F. Hutton and ad ae, s,Socd lor Ot Lorses . Astler Metager. iose thle of horecs for disiste i f ae i te i t at £28 —_-—__. _ Wheat on Store at Duluth, _ There is now in store iu Duluth elevators a: :