Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1892, Page 6

FRIDAY. APRIL ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. 22, 1892, Senator and Mrs. Brice’s Entertainment— Personal Notes of Interest. Senator and Mrs. Brice’s entertainment last night at the Arlington was of a princely char- acter. The immense suite of rooms was made more beauti i ©f fine roses, apple blomoms, boughs and all the spring flowers. The host aud hostess aud their daughter received in the second parlor, and from 9 till 19 guests came in acon- stant stream. Shortly before 10 all the com- pany had taken seats in the large ball room for the musicale and for the next hour anda every one listened with delight to singers. Madame Scalchi, Mise Margaret Reid and Mr. Edward Lioyd were the artists, and cack contributed three numbers to the rogram aud almost as many encores to each. he hand clapping for each was vigorous aud effective, especially for Miss Reid. ‘At miduight supper was served and fol img by an avenue of palms from the foom to the banquet ball the guests led to this feast. Secretary Biaine Senator Brice following ‘The orchestra played while cased, hidden away behind » Ul hedge of palms and rubber plants, Ese of the fifty tables had covers laid for eight and in the ccuter was a gorgeous bouquet of Ameri- an beanty goses. The ladies were asked to take the roses, go that every one went home with a handful of these superb specimens. Coming back to the ball room the guests with @ mind for dancing found the floor cleared and such delicious music that it was not long b fore the room was full of moving forms. Brice’ was of gold brocaded satin; Miss Brice wore deep pink satin and tulle and carried « bunch of American beauty roses, which just matched her dress in. those present were Mra. McKee, Dimmick, Parker, Secretary aud Miss Bi Mrs. Secretary with Mre. McKee the meal pro tkins, Miss Grace ud Mrs. Nobie. Mrs. and Miss V rs, Wilson, Attorney General and r, Secretary and Mrs. Rusk and daughter, Justice and Mra. Brown. Justice and Mrs. Gray. Justice and the Misses Strong, Sen- ator and Mrs, Cockrell, Mre. Cameron, Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Gordon, Senator and Miss Voorhees, Senator and Mrs. Wolcott, Senator and Mrs. Dolph, Senator and Mrs, Carer, Senator Warren, Sir Julian and Mrs. Pauncefote, the Misses Pauncefote, Mrs. T. B. M. Mason. Miss Sherrill, Mrs. and the Misses Dei Monte, Representative and Mra. Outhwaite, Mrs. Harter, Mr. an Done, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lay, Mrs. Bugher, Mr. and Mrs. Hinckley. F ntative Hemp- hill. Ge d Mrs. Berdan, Mr. Atan Jobn- stone, Mrs. J.W. Foster. Mr. Lansing. Mavroyeni ey, Baron Heck-Frits, Mr. Botkine, Mr. and Miss Warder, Mr. Boeatve, the Misses Mullan. Gen. and Mrs. Breckinridge, Miss Leiter, Gen. and Mrs. : ld, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Curt Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte. Dr. Mora tenoti ry Blair,Capt.Cowles, Mr. Horace ir. Ward Thoron, Mr. De Lamar, Dr. von Helieben, Mr. and Mrs, Beriah Witkins, Col. and Mra. Winthrop. Mr. Jesup ait, Mrs, Kobert Shellabarger, Mrs. Hervey Young, Senator and Miss Sherman, Senator or Gibsou, Mrs, Harriet on. Miss Upton, Dr. and Mrs. Bar ud Mra. Chatard. Mrs. and the Misa Waliach, Mra and Miss Belknap, tho Misses Patten, Marc Imperialli. Mr. and Mra. “Henry Miss Edith “Jame: Mr. and Linden Kent, Sena- tor Manderson, Mr. Henry Watterson, Mrs. J. Thomson Swann, Mr. Chilton, Senator and Mra. Walthall, Miss Walthall, Representative aud Mrs. Hitt, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Miss Mitchell, Senator Sawyer, Mrs. Howard Gan- son White, Mr. and Mra Archibald Hopkins, Senator and Mrs. Hiscock, Senator s fase Mrs. and Miss Condit Smith, ¢ t. Mulligan. Hou. Daniel Dougherty, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Barney, Senator and Mrs Senator and Mrs. Bixckburn, Senator aud Mrs. Culiom. Mr. Slater, Kepresentative and Mrs. Bourke Cock- yan, Mr.and Mrs. E. C. Helliduy, Mra. J. BL Henderson and J. B. Henderson, jr. Miss Sickels gave ataik yesterday mot before a large audience of ladies at Mra, V maker's on the Indian cougress for the world’s fairand the story of the ghost dance song ¥ a Sioux. She was followed by Mr. Adams of Wisconsin, the last of the Mohicans, Mir. Stanhope. a Puralup Indian of Washington state, and Mr. boudiuot, a Cherokee, who made interesting addresses. Mr. Buffington, another Cherokee, was present also. Amous those present were Mrs. Dawes, Mrs. Sherman Mrs. Vilis, Mee. Gray, Mrs. Frank Gordon, Mrs. Biackburn, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. J. Thomeon Swann, Mrs, Walthall, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Worth- ington, Mrs. Eve r. Mrs. Berdan, Mra. Dixon, Mrs. Teller. Mrs, Outhwaite, Mrs. Hen- derson, Mrs. Niles. Mrs. W. Thompson Harris, athbone. Mrs. Crosby. Mrs. Pollok. Mrs. Mrs. Cali. Mrs. MeMillan, Miss Henry. Bra_ Lancs ing and Mre. ‘May, Mr Mrs. Dolph gave a luncheon today in honor Of Mrs. Elkins. The other guests were Mra, McKee. Mrs. Biice, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Keil Mars. Hopkins, Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. Langhorn Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Wilicox, Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs. A.A. Wilson, Mrs. Nobie, Wra. Sweat, Mr: Moore. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Batcheiler, Mrs. Outh- Waite, Mrs. Arms and Mrs. Grove Ou Monday evening the Louise Longstreet Lee were the occasion being cherehe Cirel s Mesdames Lee, Langrave and Browne. Misecs Lee, Purcell, Hurd, Lusk. Augur of Baltimore, Risheiil of Alexandria, Browne. Phelps, Abell, Harper, Morgan, Paston. Buchanan, don. the Misses Bain and the Misses Hinkel, and Messrs. Lowling, Sutlit, Stewar:! William G. R. Lee, Taylor. Becker. T. Grogan, Howard Lee, Kemptou, Quinn. Alonzo Grogan, Stan ler Olmsted, Robert E. Lee. Doran. Denham, Hartsfield and Dr. ries Milton Buchanan. The Ladies’ Banjo Quintette is an organiza- tion which has recently been formed by well- known ladies. who have given special study to the banjo. The president of the club is Mrs, George H. Gorham, who has devoted much wand patience to the acquirement of the srt. The other ladies are also ine player ‘There are seven houorary members, which ells the membership to twelve. It has been | decided to meet alteruately at the residence of members for the pleasure of those belonging to the quintette. A masqu prise party was given to Miss Alice Hill of Mount Pleasant by Miss Josie Keliher Monday evening. The char- acters assunic ug girls and boys We: Misses Wright. «Flower Lizzie Crowe 3" Laura Spa ‘Austrian G Herriott, Pearl Goodman, pherdess; ; Bright, en, ““Bo-l ors of Mrs. d with guests, Easter soiree of the Re- ‘Among those present were Parks, jon, “Gypsy Forte: Gari; Minnie “Sea Nymph; Reggie Walker, Arthur Spear, “Ked Riding Hood: Charhe Wright, “Irish Woman,” Wille Suyder, olored Woman;” Wade Jolly, “Marquis D. La Fayeste;” Willi ‘Sailor Bo; Ned ‘Spear, Harry Hulbert ver Sacrs, “Pink Domino;” Pauli Derkey;” Edward Herifor4 ers, <” Milton Mants, « Wille Quinter, “Clown;” Cyrus Mantz, “French Peasant Girl,” and’ Alvin Quinter. ‘The games were selected by . Mr. end Mrs. Quinter, Mr. uss Mai Bxvas and Miss Con- The supper was served about 10:30 by the ladics, after which music and recita~ tions were enjoyed. Doukey prizes were given by the lavish use of bundreds | Mrs. Kath- | Walker, They will receive Sunday, April ‘24, at 814 Tth street northwest. The members of the medical, dental and pharmacentical faculties of Howard University, | with their wives, were entertained by Dr. ant | Mra. Brackett last evening at their residence, 1310 Rhode Island avenue. ‘The long expected ladies’ reception given by the Columbia Athletic Cinb in honor of the second anniversary of their taking possession their handsonie club house on G street me off lastevening. Although the weather | was not exactly what was desired, it did not | prevent a very large gathering of the friends | of the club, ‘The stairways and different rooms | were handsome!: rated with palms, potted | plants and bunting and flags of all nations. he effect was quite artistic, the decorations acting as a striking background for the pretty faces of the ladies and the stalwart forms of | the gentlemen present. At an early hour the | guests began to arrive and immediately took possession of the spacious building. ‘The ten- pin alleys apparently were the favorite attrac- | tion of the fair sex, aad soon the crash of fall- | ing pins resounded throughout the building as “strike” and “spare” were recorded on the blackboard to the credit of the excited bowl- ers. The spacious gymnasium room had been selected as the dancing ball and the floor shone like glass from the effects of the prepa- ration by the committee having it in charge. shments were served in the fencing room to the dancers, but a more substantial menu could be obtained in the cafe or billiard room. All the arrangements were in charge of the chairman of the house committee, Mr. J. Nota McGiil, and he was ably assirted in bis success ful efforts by a special committee consisting of Alox. Grant, A. P. Shaw, R. E. Joyce, Fred, S. Smith, Harry G. Moses, Frank M. Ward, F. Frank McDermott, Felix Freyhold and George C. Brock. Among those present were the following: Miss White, Mrs, Crook, Mra. C. E. Brauden- obinson, Mr. and Mra. William M. Miss Teel, Miss Alice Knight, Mr, Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Kondrup, Mrs. A. D. Goodale, Miss Kessie Wright, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dove, Miss Sioussa, Miss Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers, Miss Mary S. Oliver,’ Miss Marion Oliver, Miss Greene, Miss Milly Pain, Mre. J. B. Hills, Miss Torbert, Mrs. Lighthill, Mra W. H. Combs, Mr. i. M. Wilson, Mrs. Alvord, Miss Collins, Misa Hardesty, Miss Barry. Miss Nettie Beall, Miss announced. AGAIN ON DECK. SHOOTING STARS. AUCTION SALES. te : “Highest ofall in Leavening Power.—Latest U.S. Gov't Report ‘Will Be » Capital Sixtees-| Phe bacillus has become famous for his ill Foe = ee. ‘Tombrrow’ "s Star pact eves LLAtiiee 6 si0a3, aucucncers, sen. ——— DARKS CO. Auctionsers ithstan: fact that Tax Stan was 6 ong 1 Notwithetanding the f That watch you sold me"—began the timid ARLE BUILDING x K w burnt out only last week, Saturday's issue will REN SETEEETE nee SEE TEAM OF COACH HORSES FINE SORREL TFAM OF © < @ naan e. REELS NORTHWEST BY AUCT! consist of sixteon pages, as formerly. The Welk” eet te tit cheap.” wtwelt ompay Arar Sep! fi Ad piyshHenspay ar PaN DA ASE =E ly fe a We will sell fora lady leaving for Pur frat oi Te nn thousands of readers who watch eagerly for} «1 know I did. But it’s too much in sym- sorrel coach horses, 16 woud, eres aud | oy sorant bE tie odes SH Bitar. ‘Tux Sran and rend it thoroughly will be glad | pathy with modern ideas, too staunch, as it “SALE POSITIVE. | Fropting 2v tect inches ob K strect: Goth Decne not only to know this, bnt also to know that | were, in support of the rights of the laboring a Eavinee. bon tS he oy 10 Rageeee Ghoeite, beanie tumorrow's issue will be just as attractive as Po PRL > FUTURE DaYa | ty" = ea a ame Aue = 4 = 3 fauity te wotered te 3 sont ty any of its predecessors, The following area} (q)'wecevou mean?” eight boars 0 BO. C.0)] pee DARK & CO., AUCTIONEERS, wuty 8 flared Si proved) by few of ite features: day.” ‘EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME Willis, Mise Watkins,” Miss Harvey, Miss Caswell,” Miss Kingsley, Miss Craigen, Miss Belle Johnson, Miss Augustine Davis, Miss Genoese, Mr. McCoy, Miss Duke, Miss Greone, Mies Hicks, Miss Nebeker, Mr. Miss Williamson, Miss Helen Morris, Miss Steel, Miss Porter, Mrs, William Iv Hodges, Miss Jennings, Miss Meta Jones, Miss Miss Snyder, Mise Strnle, Miss Cowling, 1is8 ‘Hurdivy. Sis Belle Gieson, Miss Kin Mrs. W. A. Smith, Miss Stearn: is Cav uaugh, Mrs. George Seitz, Miss Chapman, Miss Moses. Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Burdette, Misa Juny, Miss Newtou, Miss MeKenna, Miss Louisa enna, Miss Frees, Miss Leetch. Mra. Mitchell, Mrs, Stockbridge, Mrs. J. 2. Eldee, Miss Whippie, Miss Magee, Miss McLough- Miss Mann, Miss W.‘H. Smith, Miss Glecson, Miss’ “McBride, | Mrs. ‘Julian Mitcheil of New York, Miss Miller, Mra. W. H. Ridenour, Miss MeFalle, Mr. Walter R. Hensev, Miss Stowell, Mr. George H. Brown, jr., Miss i. F. Keech, Miss V. Keech, Mrs. How. ard Topham, Miss Du Boise, Mies Makely, Miss Katydid Jones, Miss Mayha Moore, Mr. Fred Parks, Miss Draney, Miss Sammy, Miss Brown, Mise Robinson, Miss Parks, Mr. Greenwalt, Mr. Hussle, Mr. Frances. Mr. Brice, Mr. Dash all. Mr. Barnard, Mr. Peters, Mr. Ward. Mr. Cisf Maxwell, Mr. Fields. Mr. Brock, Mr. Frey amber, Mr. Jovee, Mr. Lisle Lips- Mr. W. J. Mooney. Mr. Elliot, Mr. Adam on, Mr. Kenick, Mr. F. A. MeDonaid, . Arthur Clifford. Dr. Garnett Hills, Mr. Madatt, Mr. G. D. Colgate, Mr. Perey Hill, Mr. Cadigan, Mr. W._A. Cowles, Mr. F. 8. Smith, Mr, w, Mr. Harry Moses, Mr. So} hueider, Mr. Edgar Hiubbell, Mr. Mr. George Parks, Mr. Bricken- Newman, Mr. Fields, Mr, Franklin mbert, Licut. C. A. Bradbury, Mr. Winship, Mr. Ben Butterworti hafhirt, Mr. Lindiey Fogg aud many other members of the club and geutlemen vis- itora ——_- ANACOSTIA, Y's, The Moultoa Young Women’s Christian Tem- perance Union held its last meeting at the resi- dence, on Jackson street, of Miss Carrie Bowen. The correspondiug secretary read a communi- cation from the W. C. T. U. inviting the Y's to provide music for the public temperance rally which the aenior organization has arranged for au early date in May. The junior workers are collecting funds to aid in the purchase of the new temperance tent. ‘This canvas will be pitched in Anacostia early in June. The Moul- ton Y's will visit the alms house next Sunday. Sores, St. Teresa's Branch, No. 591,Catholic Knights of America, met last night and transacted routino business. President Charles Kerby presided. The retail liquor license of William H. Rose has been revoked by the Commissioners, Mra. J. N. Minnix of Fillmore street is dan- gerously ill, Mr. J. N. Minnix has recovered. Anacostia Lodge, Kuights of Pythias, met last night. The double team of Mr. Ralph ‘Tyler ran away yesterday. Narrow escupe, but no in- jury. ‘The final section of the Anacostia railroad’s double track ou M street is nearing comple- tion, Mra. Joshua C. Reynolds of Hillsdale is in Norfotk, Va. She will return next week. Ofticer Branson held quite an informal recep- tion yesterday afternoon at the station house. ‘The body of a white female infant was found this morning on Harrison street poaeem Pantha Government Salaries Per Quarter Hour. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In these days, when very strict account 1s kept of the “time” of government employes, it may be interesting to know that, at the rate of 365 days im a year and seven hours a day (which are the present working hours in the executive departments), the compensation for each quarter hour is about one ten-thousandth of the annual salary. That is, an employe whose salary is $900 a year is paid at the rate of 9 cents for fitteen minutes; a 31.000 cler! 10 cepts; a €1,200 clerk, 12 cents; a 1,400 clerk, 14 cents; @ $1,600 clerk, 16 cents; an 800 clerk, 18 cents; a chief of division at 2,000, 20 cents, and soon. If closely figured out on the time basis above mentioned 1t will be found that there are actuzily 10,220 quarter hours ina year, but the foregoing rough cal- culation i# sufficient for a geaeral statement and is borne out very nearly by using for a basis the amouut of one day's pay, as stated in he “government sulary tables” for the first uarter of the year. One deduction to be sawn from this statement ig a realization of the definite umount the government loses— sometimes only theoretic: , but more often actualiy—when a clerk wastes time during Office hours. It might also be mentioned in- cidentally that it would be cheaper fur the government to supply a 5-cent cigur free toa $1,000 clerk aud let him smoke it at his desi than for hite to leave his work for a fifteen- minute smoke im the corridors or street with bis own et If it were more generally borne im mind what the goverument is paying for even each amail fraction of the working | day and wit return it is therefore entitled to there might be less giving in to temptation to “evade a reasonable duty or shirk a necessary work.” as the new rules expressit. C. G. AL —_——+ May Prove a Case of Murder. to Misses Lucy Kogers, Gretta Parks and Josie Keliher. Muss Mollie L. Trusty of Baltimore is a gu: of her gr adfatber, Rev. James A. Handy, ™ 1535 14th street. sie The gentlemen members of the K. U. & Cimb will entertain the ladies at abox party tifls evening. after whieh there will be a sup- . The party will bs chaperoned by Mrs. ‘im. F. Holtzman. @liss Helon Cecelia Hauptman and Mr. Charles Hal! Raub will be married Tucsda: evening, May 10, at St. Paul's Church. Mr. and Mra. Henry Yenney celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their weed their ‘residence, 1114 B otrect northeast “inet evening. The pariors were crowded with friends until « late hour. Ther were the ro- | eipients of many handsome presents. The | Rwests were invited to the dining room, wher: bountiful «upper was served. ‘The tables were decorated with flowers and pyramids of fruit. Short addresses were wade by-Mr. Yeaney and Bir, John Motehell. Among those prese! Mr, and Mra John Mitchell, Mr. and M ¥.Seuder, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shane, Mr. and Mra W. W. Souder, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Souder, Sirx and Miss Abra: Mr. French and Mra. Buvtherton, Mrs. Rodler’ Mrs. Sqrubel, Mra. Mactin, Mra Holiand and daughters. Mrs. McWiggin, Mr. Mrooka. Mr. Pentiamb. Mr. A. P. DeGraw, Mr. Dobson, Mr. Joble and Mr. and Mra W. C. Souder. The Osccola Club eld its dunciag reception at Concordia Hall Wi evening. In spite of the bad onthe i tae teenies by many of its friends, Mr. and Mra EP. Wetherell of Bosten is stopping o few days with Samuel Hosmer. ‘Tho engagemer:of Mr. Jos. King of this ity and Mise Jy anetta “dichel of New York is t William Jones, the colored man who was ar- rested Monday on a charge of striking John H. Cole, colored, and fracturing his skull, as pub- lished in Monday's Stax, was brought up from jail to the Police Court yesterday for trial, but owing to the illness of the injured man the case could not be heard. Voliceman Williams stated that the injured Man was much worse and would possibly di By direction of the prosecuting attorney he swore out a warrant clarging the prisoner with attempted murder and Le was committed to jail without bail. Jones denies that he threw:the stone. He claims that the stone was thrown by another man in the party and that during the struggle his finger was bitten, sore ce Real Estate Matters. John S. Rich has purchased fr €7,818.50 of M. C. Hooker lots 6 aud 6, block 21, Columbia Heights. HM. Newman has bought for $8,850 of L. P. Shoemaker et al. wub 112, square 239—18 by 65 feet on the corner of 14th and Riggs streets northwest. Sarah Alden has bought for $18,000 of RB. Lines et al., parts subs 27 and 29, square 115, 23 feet by Ti feet, on the corner of 19th street and Sundertand place. Mary I. Robeson has purchased for €10,000 of Julia M. Stout a one-eighth interest in the Cliffourne tract, Minerva E. Yoder hes boughs for 99,000 of 3 sub 31, square 758, fronting feot on Maryland avenue between 94 and 8d cart, streets pote | te A Sects Governor Flower Calls an Extra Session. ‘The governor of New York has«alled another Session of the legislature for Munday Sasoing to rollcteist.Snetaeme N (Ilastrated) 4 EET). GEORGETOWN . "Welrknvws Congreaen who fd rorea: |, 2*IgM be imagined fom the way the aor i PR og Well-known Congressmen who find recres- | 40. tusk horse spatters mud that real estate aS GrCLOCKS wre wil vies totais test of te beams tot the pareheser ton on the bidpcle. is not expensive, = = eee, cannot | LATCCUPPE, DARE ® CO. Awete ‘ ee ee Soon blossoms in profusion will adorn the ay1- AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Typing 00 tatoo aCTUE ADOVE SALA 15 FoRTVONED Ix iy 40 feet. sein bour x Beenet Soper Star newsboys when the ‘ven way ; THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. at mee made known on Le tie of sale a| TWENTY-FLPL a CT ee ae yee ee ame Peas dad poser shed their fragrant bloom in | 7) AToLIFFE, DARB & CO., ABE ae, | QPUFFE Dine ao PARTE ER x weap anata TOLER Dakh COE Racticbeers, | esa Be WAGGAWAS Real Ease pee FISH AND FISHERMEN (llustrat owe! fi} g NA: .W. | _api9-aaas es 108. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Kistate Auctioneer Interesting scenes at the wharf where the | And the girl that you've been greeting with a es ASSIGNER'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF | FR ATCLIFFE, DARK & 00. Auctioncers CHANCERY SALE OF LOT AND PARTS oF toh is sold. ' 'y every day te Q@ROCERIES, “WINES AND. LIQUORS CON; | DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS OX FAYETTE | PRONTING IN ALL TWENTE TWO. Pe catch is 20! Will imform you that she doesn't care for x RE ee ea hae anna TAETTE Sones os f SiKe BELA EON Sige flowers. IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE THWESt. 1 Sete STRERT UE HANDS STE THAD SIETEENTH SURELTS NOMTH: DOM PEDROS HAUNTS (Iilustrated). K. WHICH 18" FRESH AND STAPI On WEDNESDAY APTEENOUR AEE WENTY. WITH DEITH OF “ONE. HUNDRED In the footprints of the popular Brazilian) «ons of gight”—the owl or SISTR IS, FART OF FL POAK | SEVENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK ws il oder tor woke TAN abtky TeX ny wie “ prints of the pop' “Out of sight”—the owl at noon, in frout of the premises, . acces of the eupremns Coast (ot emperor. By Fannie B. Ward. ° Ww 4 TOES SS BO AND 1S doreiguediwill Br Yor sale epee: jusan 000 IMPOI PLAN: .. SELLY RSQUARE. 107, nt of reurtees on MO} Ba HIDE US ROE GAUDY Giese), | Beeduc pis sosatsveras tubes oa ce ca onan atin cs | Ren Ber pata et | Sa Scheid Re STA ¢ air when woman's suffrage is ox ’ a GIBSON. Sted on the moat promiuent atrectof Wear Waming. | CLOCK P M.. ail of lot 83, the yt he eee seam ere See: eet = | ca Ree Work: cls willl be cuoten. ue eeviettbal COMPRISING PRIES, GIN. BRANDY. | to‘ and presente an elegant opportual'y for pacute | 1 street Uy full depth of jan O4, end the, wens 'Y BRANDY. CATAWBA | in Search of building site for s Boase orn fevectt is striking effects, all her hats probably have “strings to them.” AR © CIDEIL |” MOLASSES, | trent | ; ubdivision of square :- ; : BARDY LOW BUDDED ROSES IN GREAT OW CAMA SLAtTONa “ARDYOOUNTER | Terme: Ove third cash, th “Tecuss cs besrited ty ‘etd Gocrep: Que-thtes of VER AND SEWERS. Pe SCALES, “SMS PLATFORM AND COUNTEN | poars’'G’ por ‘cent, payable wer the purchase! money ta pest of woth poms A sowernge system, discussed by the Colum-| | "So you fined him a dotlar and costs for se- VARIETY, : Option of the purcinancr "A depenti of 8100 regained | Sebonited at tue ting of ale ths Temetnder te, tes bien Eaginsering Bociety. sault to kill.” cuematzs, RAQON AND HAR. Shea tot at the ute of sale f the teat of ole | 5s Eels sid wea four momting “You, sir,” replied the western magistrate. - to me and | 8f2,not complied with in 15 daye from the day of sale r [iy dead of somcton semper ATTRACTIVE HOMES. “Why didn’t you let til go free.” RHODODENDRONS, " | Lwill acl by PUBLIC AUCTION Om | Sant reserved te resell te Novelties now shown in the ‘shops for the} «Weil, I didn't think I wee justified in lettin EN O'CLGUR A a to the iver: Han for samt, | Geta of tue Teale some ncwajer published jovelties ink I was justif HORTENSIAS, EN OCLOCK inte Lisa Sor Em |B Menhingvon. D'S. Allconveyapciug and fecurding compli warm season. © man with such a bad aim off without some LILACS, in thestore Ne.800 20th et uw cormerdl | SUNS CUR eT He VaTChMCT Te wou ancte, | cidiaallng oer, itt feral ee pak ad cost THE GENTLE SPRING. punishment” ma mentioned shore, te which beat | bak 000. ane | meee WAGSAMAS poe wae 2 Assignee of Henry sobler. RSE : arse T. E WAGGAMAN, Auctionesr. “anerecetof te scat, | te neta ee eee nenercarn enn, | Saf MMAR Mere eccn | MRLraAManrisermmox pares | Cow mneetat Stor ome ent of tl 0 " es : oh x.L ave enjoyment of the season. the time when a man ols cass the bere aa To BE BOLD BY AUCTION ABSOLUTELY san novelasieae oie alan La FAIRS OF A SYNDI aie < 7 ma a Magda cESDAY s vENTY. bE re foctey elements WITHOUT RESERVE, SAYOR APLID UME, sialon andyact | Sika AT FivE*O cick wait af Cirmie{s | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED Recollections of a visi e au 1 MEN DDISON ABHBURN, rout of tne preiises, to close the adits of sayndi ss ‘ David Graham Adee. times a little rough on the community. Aenignes of Henry Mobler, | cate, PROPERTY SITUATE ON SPRING STREET home. By David Graham AT OUR SALES ROOMS, W, A, 0BNsTON, Memnee of Hours Moble LOTS 12, 14.16 AND 17 oo a IN DURANCE VILE. ‘ eee rn RETOLIEEW EEE COMSASS | rysccsee tha min caste Coping ates ingiaa| UAE 20D SUUCTION GER BOURIRNEED IN N i He wrote a weather poem, 920 PA. AVE. N.W. E9-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post. | section of the city ana |d comtnand the attention STREET EXTENDED. A capital story of New England life among Full of sentiment and wit, paved account of the rain unt) SATU Ay of part Panes te Dariding lute 6 | 1 By Nittue of a certain deed of t in Liter the Bsher folks. And the weuthor promptly sited FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, pan one es pasnuin favs coocanounly. Sed | eA etl sca. ond te ena enter = - + Pa. ave. n.w., at TEN O'CLOCK a.ui., without re y deed of trust ou the property oral! ca. sccured Uberey, we w or sale ty THE INDIAN QUEEN. Bo the pocm wouldn't fit poh SoS Fr ed the option of the purchaser. A depuat of sit FE me How a Washington Hotel was managed fifty! en, Gonman’e RerinEMENT. | APRIL TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD, | “iy "NOr | eh ee tS Sapa ae aee st | OE MAL, Ieee, St FIVE Pte ak 2 uae \HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneets, rved to revell the Sans Geocest eo ee His Deci: ‘e Not a New One—It Was An- BEGINNING EAOH DAY AT T pcg 2 conn meee ee wepaper pub- yore . POSTAL SAVINGS BAYKS. Ye ecco: Weus wanes Age REGULAR SALE, OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, axiington, D. © niveyancing aud tt 4 ; ‘amsalont ce : QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOOK P.M HORSES CARUIAGES MAUNENG Be WITHIN | recordiug at the cont of tbe purtin on of ricecant, Viaiye, situate on the north Postmaster General Wanamaker The Baltimore “Evening News” prints the OUR AUCTION ROOMS AND CARIGAGE AND ‘RATCLIFFE, DARR& CO. spr ateeeten op [a4 the details of his scheme. Tashi apart 20.] HOKSE UAZAR. O12 © STREET NOWTHWEST. 8-d&de Anctionee "a, e de following from its Washington correspondent: | CATALOGUES READY WEDNESDAY, QSRATURDAY, APRIL TWENTITMIND, Tobe, | pT SMAE propegig ean: STATUES OF COLUMBUS. Referring to the discussion in the news- Low Sh Monuments erected to the great discoverer in |/Papers regarding the prospectivo retirement | CAN BE HAD AT OUR OFFIOE OR MAILED For tad Second.band Parlor Furniture, Chamber DR 14 ON HARE. sme of qariods countries, of United States Senator Gorman from his po- ON APPLICATION. s number of Now aud Second-hand Gsk Suiten, Ward” DBUIT FaRk &.8, eee ameee years. wit oe i Tobos, Hair Mattress rs ad Pillows, Din <cahe ir $1 - : sition as a member of the national committee, EE Se Fetes Fie, MattroeeesDoletare ang Pillows Diniag ‘itius of adecres. pated the 42h day spotunliy. and secured by THE FOUR HUNDRED. avery close friend of the distinguished Mary-| &p16-dads lone oe BoetdS ood aie irniecee t,o number Of Bide- | So lof the Supreme Court of the District uf “Columban ke bo complist wean it aie ‘or the Not those of Washington, but those of New | land statesman made the following authorita- [)PPCANGON BHO, nesmneary. — Tot of Matting; Heating end: Gatking | Wherein Win K Shaw is | property, will te s reold at rick and covt of dete ting natol a EM] RY SALE OF FOU! Tw g ss of the sex, the tolls yn 20-1 1° 7 THE FIRST IN ARMS, ; . do and announced | BRIGH DWELLINGS Nos Tis, 717" TEL AND Horses, Carrinces, arses, &a, ereg.to-wits All suet pines o* parce na A national committee was made and ani : sO %, or parcel District troops the first defenders of the ca] 72 EGIKD STREET NOKTHR ABT A 4 sen iying and bemelu the Caty of Waste | RATCLIFFE, Dain a 00. a istrict trooge the a P- | four years ago, and has been frequently made piers EDRESDAY ABTERNOON. APRIL, TWEX- One Pony Cartand Harness, ap21-2t_ | tey.lyiug and bein hao on and dst tS. | Ceey VALUABLE BEAL SOTATE In : re 5: park. The io" fromes cn Mase: | 4 ee Tita’ tas patsy anoala requis an to devats (Pe REE eo wa gr scrane eave Geek SRRtSS TES mewn | | pebeter tee eee a S444) 46and 47, nd the ba tas STEEDS OF STEET.. sac ot ete werk the comin | ach. ag hate A ol gate | NAsmtnoroN Hones fy Guyntage mazaan ie HIG EeTuie ceva eS vi ii i b> ci NTINUATION OF 1HE GREAT SALE OF THE an ate : r we RAMON aE eon Tueniderm | ben ther are olin, who, having tore tne | #ry a clas tunes iting Toms | OPREINNATION SHH OTT SAU OF TEE Seenncty ome fan patter serere cs | on TEGRERE See tboon are, 4 4HE NATIONAL SPORT. ee ee eee iae ane dieten fe, arvrendy | these houser are near H strestcarsand government | MARES. 01 satuRDay monwtxa, | fie provers o° all eagt a the purciams sption’ 4 | EYOHTH, at RALSPAST FOUR we wai = capable of performing printing office Very desirable homes and fo- | APRIL TWENTY-THIRD, at TEN OCLC deposit of $5Y0 will be required of the purchaser at | Offer for sale, in trout of the premises, ‘The opening and prospects of the base ball | to serve. He will at all times be ready to coun- | Pertment’ bi A tt Sd a St ee ee kor de. se sel and advise with the members when they ‘ms: $2,500 can remain until September, 1808; sale of8 he Columbus (Obie) Consolidated Mt-ect | the cost of the purchaser If terms uf wale bevot com: | SQUARE 5, WEST ECKINGTOX, a 2 desire him to do so, aud help them in any way | Mas bss feria d atthS per costing | Gar Campa wider the drectiovaf Messen M Fox's | pled with wih todays fm Oi sain rae. | Froating 20 ‘cot on Matowat by 8 dept oF OD Rawk to @ ——>—_—_ esire ¥ of outh, ye 2 + = ‘eon tt rr 20-foot paved alle RECEPTION TO SCIENTISTS. that he may beable. He thinks he can be of | oueach house and lot; conveyancion, Korat cost of | S28 [ee eh | Rm ey een bo ‘situated op one of the most prominent ie Uithout having the arduous stud difieutt detail | ck hose At umne'of mle Horas tobe Somptigg | beer, te tue ta probably the lant ‘als of horos far Atthan five ~~ eabaeenareplactenteegcicbayed : ni etsy complet A Brilliant Gathering at the Smithsonian | without having the arduous and difficult detail | ‘ch hose at time of sale. | Terms to be complied thie company. FRANE' | BROWNING, [ Trustees, | ‘Ons-thic® cath, the balenee te ona, Quo ent Tustitution Last Night. committee work to look after. Bt rink atid coat of defautting purchaser after dve days | Bele pou <neeeienth init 10 Suetaw. | x [er cent per annum. payable seme ey a extended | roe Sranior, hee made no statement to | rare atce tact gee oman oovra a | ee A Bena oem crt ate tis opener Be oe sas fs are ee whom he wishes to be selected as hiss mec e880 | Tie sbattactebown, oasesow a) T & Bc Wpuomas DOWLING & BON | teutor #20) reauired pou secytance of tid. 1 the a asi on the national committee, 2 = pay ue of ot oo members of the National Academy of Sciences, | cated to any one what his preferences are in | ap10-dkda on Gictioneete, “Yet AND SERIMETUAE SALE OF CAELOAD | cuUsrEEe SALE OF VALUAMLE InPnovED | monte sriet ae tities rad Sica was conspicuous, ‘The reception given by = Toy oper pielarey haa tae oA THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTRONED ONC | AND MULES FROM MIFLIN COUN/Y, PENNA, | LKOPEMTY, 50. 1322 RHODE ISLAND AVi- cise arts a aay aavertinanmnt epee ye Bel x - 01 A = ICTION nen . im sone or Prof. Langley at the Smithsonian Institution | 19 Geyire to hamper their choice in the matter. | SECUND, 180 same hour wd place Bros. OR SMONDAY, APRIL TWENTY-THIRD. 180, | By sicite od two dec!y °f trunk. dived resyectivey | Alleorvepamciuk ed recording at the cost of the Dur: to the visiting scientists was a delightful and| Regarding the Carat preg hm sriped [uc eee ee NAuctioneers._| & in the rear of O12 aud G14 E at, a i Re ANSS rrcapded in | “apS0-dkds _ RATCLIFFR, DARR & ©0.. Ancta brillant affate. Three floore of the ‘astern | the ational couvention, that of sours, i for Ramo IDES, tion of stack homme suitable for | SSUES Ot) she District of Gatun ted | RATCLIFFE, Da ¢ 00 CT pao Pores ines de ccs ches thesraneend bate 4 “doubtless has, = ation pie some wood dranwht niules Shd\ also “by virtue ‘of s decree “duly: passed ty — . began to arrive at 9 o'clock. crat will look after the mterests of Maryland, ORTHWEST, KNOWN AS THE TWO-STORY | 7> arcripeE DARN A COT Auclouer TSU2. we wul sellin iruutof the premiscece Mos: | HARNESS, HODES WHIPS, SEEBES Be ‘Th as second floor were deco-| and he feels confident that none but good KICK HOUSE No. 010 FIRST STREET, BY posta DAY, APRIL TWEN()-FIFTH, at HA BITILS. &e, ie rooms on the fe WEN in : rated as parlors, at the eatrance of which stood | democrats will be aclected. He is pleased to CORY AFTERN APRIL TWENTY- SATORDAY MORNING, a OUn EAVES ee ean Prof. Langley to receive his questa, assisted by | ¥ee the party uuited und hopes sincerely that ND, 1802. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell to ae Ten CUD Oe e by a den wide al wee go GiREBEET. OO ss 4 “ the harmony will last. He do ink, how- pI AT OUR LARGE SALES ‘ROOW! said groun mth 5 the wife of Chief Justice Fuller, Mrs. Winlock = Raeiate wralaacmyanticc aici ieend an Sup Lor 24, 920 PENNSILVANIA AVENUE "NOMSHWEST, Story and beventent brick realdeuce: 1922 keds inna’ | parrot ee 2 2 ved eowation, comstete te and Miss Henry. At the end of the bal! | delegates to Chieayo men who are democrats | tronting 24 feet on SQ Ate roeting bark with that HOUSEHOLD” Go0oe, sveuue nortuwest. . SSGop DRIVING Monsees, Ry*TAQES the Third Artillery Band was stationed and | in a party sense at all times and not men who | width toa 16-foot alley and improved Dy ® two-story CARPETS. PIANOS. ee, Terwag: Ouc-third cash: balance tn one and two | 1 FOUR HOSS, FASBENGER COACH, IN EXCEL 4 . eure, rest, secured bya: deed PENT Cc o during the evening rendered acceptable selec- | one year are burrahing for the democratic ‘$2,500 of the purchase money can remain RITORE “POR PARLORS: EEAM SERS. | Urevercy vor all vas 3 BUGGIES, 3 SURR IES, ji ticket and next year, when the issues are prac- | you the property, payable in monthiy instalments, LIBRARIES AND DINING ROOMS Adeposit of $500 required at tune of 3 DAYTON’ WAGONS, 4,00U —— or tically the same, but only state officers are to | the residue of the purchase money to be paid in cash, AESOP AT. TRELYE OLORR. terms of sale are uot compiled with in ten ¢ IWAGONEITE, 3, PINT WAGON About 10:30 the dining room was thrown open y her running as | oF all cash, at the option of the purchaser, A deposit Nie “ates the trustees reserve the richt to resell at risk sudcost | 4 SLEIGHS "I PURNITURE EXPAEBS WAG! bi be elected, are to be found either r Bois | 0f 200 required at the tirae of sale. Terms to be ae GECKETARS of defwulting purchaser. Conveyanclug und record: | LOT HARNESS. COLLAKS, BKIDLES, LAP Kol and for the next hour the men were kept busy | ucpendent candidates or denouncing their | of #200 geauired at the irae ‘of sale.” “Perma, to be On Lee eT Ee ee tts asccetal parceener WHIDS AND OTHEM ABSICLES TOO NUMER: transferring the contents of a bountifully own party and its duty and legally nominated | right to resell the proverty at the risk and cost of the LEO RICHAKY W. TYLER, OU TO MENTION. spread table to the ladies seatod in the parlors, paca setae cetera eee oie! Gait wok pres’ Be wcrc fusicd ts ela on Go Bewy ‘The table was handsomely decorated and a de- | ticket eos! Re, at the cost of the purcharer os ann & CO, wSASH Pearer ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD THReD SA Ratan at our” wit, h48 lightful supper was served. After this the men | pr, Murray apd the Challenger Expedition. | ayi¢.aa "Anctioneets. ALSO ees = URBDAS, APRIL TWENT see, : im th * i 12 HORSES, BUGGIES. WAGONS, DAYTONB, ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO, Auc BEGINNING ATTEN U'CLOCE 8 tmoking toom Upsiake, where omy chairs and | Df John Murray, F. H. 8. E., who will lec- z Cy R' + ASSO Pa ave. mv. | All the stock coutsined therein ‘and: partly memtioue® smoking Soca mesiaie wanes Onke CNasrs ad) eden gracial seestingg oti Mitieoal THIS EVENING. Fe which we invite attention,” All goods now ready itt ines wep | Ternbrecge Mic we ivi geperd stent . The thoughtfulness of the Bost for his guests | Geographic Society, to be held in the lecture ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionecra, Peary — RATCLIFFE, DARE & 20 bat og Bie OF SANSACHUSETER ae e | mcstn Le : oreo D ere ©. Tayshowa ia many” nioo tle waye and ev | pall ofthe Natoual Muscum this evening, an | Powrrtve sane o saPuREsE. ouINEge anp | M21 EXD Wao, Goon oProutt SIM ortenen | Nagiedchs DAR* § Coron pene dently appreciated. It was after 12 o’ciock | Englishman, and is credited with a better ac- EK FINE ART, GOODS, NO. 1. we Auctionser. TQibey 4 FISE NUE AT A Low Yuice ep errno Then the fast carriage rolled away trom the | Gusintauce with the depths of the ocean than spauene Vasoa, all 4h DRY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION. BYKHOOW AND WiIH LANGE Yaubs BOTH —— canopy-covered entrance. tor the people seeme: living. The subject of his talk to- | $4 sizes: Tete-a- rete Sets, Cups and Saucers, Fe SRR MORNING, JAPRIL| FRONT AND BACK, WITH SHADE ThELe AMOSTFER SALE OF VACUABLE HOUSE lowth to leave. Among those present wereChief | any man living. subj Vases, Cloisonne. Koro Tokonoby, Gold-smbroide-ed | TWENTY-IHIKD, at TEN O'CLOCK Twi gloss gat | py virtusat easel oF Cree ae ake Titties ot | LOT aT Tine . S Jane aight will by “The Challenger Expedition and | scrasha, Ava and isen Ware, Beauilfal Chine, le- | Gy order of owner. wo is retiring from busiuess, the | QB) Virtue ot + deed or trust anted the 17h day of | LOL AT THe SOUTHMESS Cockrell Beseston egy te ea Mee’ Fenn | Some ‘of Ite Sciontide Results.” “Dr. Murray | dsiten Warechardtuiers and act Bris beac Decor: SSesre stock contain kn store 708 tb atvent south: | 970 tis taadarcenad Closaes oil ober tea aces | De etna cere eek i 3 - ° “4 iti Matias ot * 4 is * c romt of premis-s, on MON me ow ¢ District . Mr, and lea Ke how Bers, Prot, Barker, Dr, | spent four years on the Challenger expedition, sale ail commence WEDNESDAY, APRIL | did “Man's ‘Undereeary Hosiery. Furuieli Ai, EME EIGHTEENTH DAY"OF APuiL, aD. | su equity court tn cqitty couse’ Ke Villings, Prof. Brewer, Prof. Brush, Gen. Ca. | constantly engaged in exploring the depths of | 7WENTIETH. at THREE CLOCK AND BALE and Fancy “Goois Enfbroigeries, Buttons, | Pegs a HALE PAST FOUR FM, "| Davis et al v Daniel Jackson et al—the sey, Prot. Chandler, Prof. Cope, Prof. Elliot | the ocean, and since the retura of the expedi- | FAST SEVEN, O'cLOCK PM aud couunue celia: Wale without reserve, Bosiene ad reyes |... SUB LOTS 69 AND 70, IN SQUARE 723, trustes ‘wil’ wcll et public “sale iu trout of te Coues, ex-Senator Henderson. Prof. Gould, | tion, some years since, he has been engaged by | "3013.51" “WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. invited to attend, Bach with Suiied caller tal’ winioe tons Sonne | EIDAE: APES; SWETCSINTE nese, oo Prof, Hayne, Col, and Mra. MacDonald, Prof. | the British et in paclea the re- Sa WM. LOWENTHAL. Auctioneer. frig Dele td all, twodera copvouleuces, “back house | HALS FAST FOUK O-CLOCK FM. the sa Swany > 4 Pi - | sults obtaine: r. Murray came is coun- a vw to be sold subject to a deed of trust for 83,400, pays. front by the depth of lot eleven dentali, Gon? Pretels a Waller iis; Eouch, | try as the request of the trustees of the Lowell TTROMA8 DOWLING & HON ANNETTE ata, | bigjthree year frum October tL jewitu tarot | taht fuutbed aud cghteon (S16) in the ety of Waabe . Maj. i Der ceui per unui, interest payable setu-anue uetriet of Col Prof. Remsen, Prof. Young. Commissioner | Institute of Boston to deliver a course of lec- | J ATIMER & SLOAX, Auctioneers Set scan pearacrace acmmnieied syiadprenlenaniccam z SIE Qo third one shird tm doe your Douglass.ex-Commissioner Webb, Baron Struve, | tures. i SALE OF FINE HUBEES CAMELAGES AND | SOLS Goo will bo renuizel co esenree es ister | secured Uhdved ef teeten the meee Gommisiouer Simonds, Mr, and Mey Traylor Hatch. thirty-one years old, a HARNEMS FROM NEW YORE tala, balance of the prcheas money tavachisvay: | benrinterset st the rete of 6 por cout pr ‘ a 6, Wolcott, Mrs. Henry |, Charles H. Hatch, thirty-one ¥ SPECIAL SALE qe beats of $50 per mouth, orin two tyus! tustaliuente | sblescm-auuually, oF all cash, st Mr. and Mrs. True, Senator 3 ¥, APIML TWENTY-THIRD, 1892, cag * | broker of New York, committed sulcide on ON SATURDAY, AP WILL SELL af | im one and two years from day uf wale, for which tue | purcuuser Couveyancue ‘at purchaser's coat Draper, Gen. Breckenridge, Senor Multedo, By AT TWO (2) O'CLOCK P.M, WE WILL SELL & baser will wive his note bearing @ate day of wale, ‘of sale are not complied ‘within ten Senor Campilio, Gem. Browne, Dr. Welling. | Monday. Beth ABE Soe CREEL, Onna tc, EIRE | Sadvo oner inset at Spor saute all ak at cs | prewar may bescld Gk detoaltny pasar Gov. Hoyt, Representative Dalzeli. Col. Ernst, CATALOGUE GIES, HAKNESS, ke, Ke, CONSISTING OF — Sau powndgsiendinetee meee cel «CANNEL WISAAMNOE Desa Miss Van Rennsalaer, Mr. C. C. Glover, Gen, AUCTION SALES. Hr worrel Geldiuga, 13% hands, sound and gentle, | Nth in gevcu days frou dete of sale or proper hire Parke, Senor Guzman, Dr. Haupt and Mr. and QETION : (Olen euuxistte ootiestion ot a five apd ax yoars old, 164 banda. | Howren open fer inavecticn. 18-ads AE Sas bul ne Vas Pee aw a ES EE ATIMER & BLOAN, Auctioneers ‘TURKISE, morn tyacs eit, Bowen aemionsl « mee awit cnet area SALE OF 5 : THE BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO. | fiusrers: SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PERSIAN AND Te ES REALESTATE ‘i y — 1] r Lat a TRELT BETWEEN MARYLAND FOUKTH STREET NOKIYWEST BETWEEN G aa end hee ee E9-THE ABOVE SALE is FOsTPOXEDON ac.| _CHTREET SOUTER Its Anniversary Appropriately Celebrated AND H STREETS. by Frank Pierce out of a Conway mare. u nti MONDAY, TWENTY-FIFIH | _ By virtue of adocree of the Supreme Court of the by the Lone Star Society. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cours of the | BUGB, Gelding, Bye years old. good driver and an ex. | HOH APUIL: 1802. on se bout aud tose. Pistrict of Columbia Gamed in equity ‘couse No o sumeed in the cl ; round an i nel ‘. : vir. ‘are, cou: ‘The question of the ovening at Masonic Hall Bruzamond,agaitat Be el Srras” ana ous, No. CARPETS, isiten 135 nade Soul vege and coe yd a oS pasar T5700, docker in Token, ona sz yours Uudersteued. ‘trostess will ofet ro bet was “Where is Wiggins?” Mr. decree will procesd to seit. oa" WED: TAPESTRIES, i Eobe, Aveand Sid, 18% banda, ou ou THUMSE femlfamap ih ent of the Lone ‘Star Society | SERDAY? MAY FOURTH. 1005: ae Five O'CLOK mid & Prey of New Yoru Victoria ents _ Sere ee, Aehite toes ae Pte meen in presigent ct the Tone ety | Dat. in front of the preinises, lot 4, in equare 520, HANGINGS, &c., jearly wew Victoria: Very fine. TIMER & SLOAN, Auctionsers, of this city, and that association had assembled inwton, D-C,- fronting 23 toot inches on 4th Tbacteacianevent.oue EIKUEK ot wsck epee pee Browater Cabriolet, with pole apd shafta Li 21497 G0. Seat there be ucvta oopatica of @ tohonor the fifty-sixth anniversary of the of sale: Que tira in cash. balence so one and | out from thecustom house and never beforebeen | One Brewster & Co, Koad Bugg, ah, P 824 | TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP. | snd Destrict of Columbla, to wit: Pert of oturinal lots i " je rf afte ve 100d : ee Sus oF } | Foeecan Lave Sole Gece eel nel et onl ETS lari 0 percout yer muti wil ge | offered to publle view. THE COLLECTION CON- One treaatr a Gs” Gpecdlor Wana: Sied about | HELE BEER Sebi @ srmet Roi | fu Presence of the president di a eee eg ey et eG a Bou ths Premises. | ‘sisTs of Costly Hangings, Iynelly and Khor- ee mouths; cost $45 By virtue of au order of the Sapreme Court of the } 2 F p= 3 if $200 will ve required at th ‘one ‘Co. Canopy-top Spider Phaeton. > hy * orth on ii 07 ° eleven possible, so the more than 800 people waitod the of aio, “Purghaner is compl, wit ite terns a ak en oe c Brewster C3; COPY top Spider Panton piatsct of Cola bi ainde oe sh Gayot Four | £9 i creas “forty tive aie ae ‘ he ys ‘saine, or the property wil 3 ‘Johm &. Crown etal. No. 13 iquity Docket nes. thence woutn forty Live (4d) feet eleven ( and wondered and wondered and waited. ploaie Srife tae o4ye from cose, Ox the Property ea Mol AS Hesez, Ferohan - SALE, $e John & Crowm ot al. No. 15408, Kquity 4 ny oe ee PT I They talked about various matters, but prin- | 4 t*#?! , bad, sre reepel ‘ne Flan Apne (0. $2, I will sell to the highest ww tron} e 7 then: » coat of the defaultiny purelunes 7 ‘and Gulistan Carpets, Demirji, Kirman and ‘Turce Brewster Surre 1 perfect order. preubsta, ou MONDAY, SHE SECOND DAY oF -obe (1) feet seven (7) ine Fe ree critiwed cAMTLTOR, p Tiaetpeanknay ree or Very stylish. BR TSoS aT HALE Vass Fock ocho: é “3 the “lone” stars which depended from the flag HENRY W. KAPPLEK, ¢ Trustecs, sccel of Tau nse at “i decorations because the stare had six pointe | _ap2210t G00 Sow York’ave, aca hipand gy lenceria die gusiucton Wagona Eiccity of, Wantuugcous in the Distertot Covi i Shortly before 8:30 the o1 ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, are. og SS, Kuown aud distinguiabied as lot fifty-seven (3°) of poe eh S L T4907 G et. Bokhara, Kazak, Sheraz, Shirvan, at ate of clucle uruenetwo Pasass | Keneauatss weonded, watntvicion of eauare nsube ‘Wiggins answered the question of the evening | TRUSTEES SAL, OF DESIRABLE. yoUgES axp papers led arias al renee sre oyprtuuityfge anyone ds. | fet Gi Mista sdcisg Geek ot ace 8 = LOTS ON M STREET. ON TWENTY-SECOND kan, Buludj, Malgareu, Karabagh, siring to purchase either fue stock for driving or iby a two-story frame dweling and meeaes checged ia ering ue, onatee on. SUatawasr ON 7VENY-FOURTH STREET ‘Baku, ‘Sumah and silk Mohair ig OF very handote Vehicles, which are wow ready | MOPUUGG OY a two-story frame dweiiing and Uline aged in writing his openin; Nol 3 Anspection aud will be found as represeuted. “= ‘erm of sale: Oues irchass ae w lobeaion, wasan | ORRE AE eeu Summ, Cour of uw Paleo Hall Ruge, fe, be, 0 all nna —see0'Ss —“PHOMAS DOWLERS'ETON nea | gana er tsaus sme aia Iagatinstn ae | UE Stnc of She Stra ot te yarn money tm From that time on the celebration was an ket IW; the undersigned will offer for sale shapes and desigus, making in all the ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioncera, and two years. with interest from day of eaie at the | cash, a yous pd gue eee I re i he th rave of six (6) per ut DP Un, Pay Unqualified success, The sudience was in the i woction tu front of, the tyepestive peesniese most important sale of Oriental produs- ——" Susify, te be secured. by the promucatey totes of the | purchaser tie delecred paymeents: te beer teesent at best of humor and the re pleased the | sud a4, ee Lee cette city of Weabinetot saver tildes! Glace Sm dle. cli 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCEEN - TORAT STORAGE, brtlney cha dood oF eraat oe prover oral com: eee eo Hill’ a veteran of, the Mettan | US REPRE? Sit your: I, 1892, at FIVE ‘To be sold at public auction WEDNESDAY, wRHREE AT TEN CoC a ea | bereaved ot purchaser at tke Have of aie. All * War. of the confederacy and several Indian | OCLOCK P-M., -part of lov 2 iu squsre St, come THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, artbss viraus grone toctweet two Zruse Sg ee ff yh ’ war, of the con! y meuciny sts poiut on M street distant 20 feet 3 inches TY. Cetaaee August 15, 1870. ip uame of Fefrou time of waic the Wustee reserve: the | recording at parchaser's comt. e be mpaigns; Representative Long on ‘Texas, ex- fom i otinet corner of auktaquare: thence quorth | APRIL =TWENTY-SEVENTH, Sle is joka Coyle.” All parties intoresied wili ‘plese take vad Eo pacli tiee pesoenty Ghtke sak eek enter ie | penmemansneatiall weil Doorkeeper L. H. Fitzhugh, Rev. Dr. Carter, | 71 set ¢ inches: thence cast 20 fert 3 igches: thence | ,1GHTH, TWENIY-NINTH and THIRTIETH, | nosien SSasltns pes = oe within ten days from the day of ‘ Mr. Jobu f. Callaghan and Mr, Smith Thomp- | (yeh Cuth to street, thence shat 83 foot @heriess | commencing at ELEVEN A. ML ond THREE P. M. J GEORGE WATTS. ae ROBERT CHRISTY, Trostee, | De resold si bie, ior or their ink son. tore pete ath, and te imeerea Byrn Woes | each day, at our auction rooms, 2407 @ strest. TATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. 2 Fendall Président Wiggins read his address and gave | northwest oar 24th, and is improved by Exhibition Monday and ‘Teeeday, avell $5 and 9% 1407 @ street, ATOLIFFE, DAKE & CO Auctioncers SACKSON'H "eA way to Mise Daisy Moore. Miss Moore sang aay cis Rae +. 4 R — ate ’ Thogtower song from Faust, and asa encore | qiimontstely feolue fot Ba from 9 @ m uotil10 pm. By order of D, K. MUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE twpnoven | LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts Sreet north wort becwsen brick dh a bey Pte FIFTH, PR here ata point 10 fect Paald lot, and thence. wit NG NOSIS L BEREET SOULE. 2 ASHINGTOS, LC VARZHABEDIAN & CO. P. 8.—Mr. Varzhabe- dian intends to sail in June to Turkey and therefore desires to dispose of his en- tire stock regariless of cost and value before leaving. LATIMER & SLOAX, Auctionsers. REGPLAB SATURDAY SALE APRIL TWESTY- THIRD, 1692, AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 1407 @ BT. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN PART: first-class Organ, 94.98 Sea acta bee ae 5 ieee “W. Upon the Suanee Rive: Six ‘Eadie’Droop plaved the accompaniments Representative Long talked pleasantly but briefly of the. greatness of ‘Texas and of the country in ‘which it is 0 prominent a feature. Smith Thompson, who was an eye witness to the battle of San ‘Jacinto, gave an extended Diograpiiical sketch of himself and related some reminiscences of the occasion when Santa Anna was captured. Others who contributed to the pi were Mr. Alfred Barker, Rev. G. W. Corey, Rev. Dr. Carter, Mr. Stone and Mr. &. T. Ford. Phe fig or was cleared when the oratory was over and dancing Blled up the remainder ofa very pleasant occasion. oes Baltimore Colored Conference. ‘The soventy-fifth annual session of the Balti more ovlored conference, which includes the District of Columbia, was held at Elkton Tuesday. Over 100 delegater were present. After hearing reports the following persons ‘wore admitted for trial: Amos Henderson, Wm. thew, T. E. Pinket, Nathaniel Tilman, Curtis {ane and Wichard Frisby, from tho Deliimore district; William H, from Potomac dis- trict; Jas. R. Nelson. . Richard Se7IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE above sale. ie portponed until MONDAY, T! ages Nod i eusity couse No TS49R decker | FIFTH Day OF Abily iva eame boss and ples, 9 Supreime of the District of Colum- | By order ‘Trustess. orcin Annie & Xesh ste) are complainants aud | _aplo-dieo: ‘are defendan oo Wlil offer for eate to the hw for the ‘ap21-38 WALTER B WILLIAMS & 00. Auctionsers. "SARE AUER ell Sa sa ie Chet wens eee ty be or ‘two. ‘of s0.¢5, inode