Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1892, Page 6

THE McMAHON HALL OF PHILOSOPHY. ‘The Corner Stone Laid by Cardinal Gibbons | The Last Game in Washington for s Month. | Burning of the Grand Central Theater and With Impressive Ceremony. THF, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON.. D. C.. THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 18/2. BASE BALL. A MILLION LOST BY FIRE. AUCTION (ALES. AUCTION SALES. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report. FUTURE DAYS the Times Building in Philadelphia, topes ry JPpeNcaNson Buos. aw JDEXCASSON BROS, Anctionsers The corner stone of the McMahon Hall of | _ How THE CLUBS STAXD. A most disastrous fire broke’ out shortly be- ihe atecete northwest | noe mortars ean ele, Philosophy was laid in the Catholic University ¥. 6. 3 Ww. L. Fc. | fore 8 o'clock last night in the Grand Central TRUSTEFS' SALE OF VAUABLE IMPROVED ahd lrweRTV FOU MATES SORT grounds yesterday afternoon in accordance $9.9 NewYork... & 520) theater on Walnut street between Sth and 9th BEAL Estate. EROWN Aero SERRED mee BONTING 2 epimers with the program announced in Tar Stan. | 3 2 80.0 Washingions 6 33.3 | **¥eets, Philadelphia, and before it was sub- DISTRICT OF CORUM ER ee ene CUTE | on ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, 189°, The weather was all that could be desired, the 6 7 Chicago.....2 dued nearly a miliion dollars’ worth of prop- virtue of a deed of * nl i) O'CLOCK, we will sell im front of the bright April sun helping to make ascene ia | Pithbarg. 7 4 6.8 St Louis. erty had been destroyed, including the eight : $5 at oy eeateset eb PEST 10. a0.21 00,22 axoge, gear 3s | marked contrast to the drizzly one ia May, | Cine 5 Baltimore. story annex building occupied by the Times BE rem heg mh tah Coutainine sboat et: Neced freon . as pa , or ea Fy cP street. north a0d 250% ou Fwenty: 1888, at the laying of the corner stone of the YESTERDAY'S GAMES. newspaper. In the panic in the theater nearly Sess meu mpcricn ene of be Penance ER A anor ; rg ry university building. The coremonies yester-| At Washington—Boston, 8; Washington, 0, { forty persons, mostly occupants of the galler- LL ‘ BEFIVE O'CLOCK Pot allt parce’of ground in | 1s inchs 5 the target pats of land in the north day were simple, but impressive. Alargenum-| At Washington—Boston, 2; Washington, 1. | ies, were hurt, none, however; seriously. Beto, pase, ber of people assem! the new building before the hour appointed for the corner stone laying. In the lecture hall in the divinity building, where the pre- liminary addresses were delivered, an audience ‘of 200 or 300 people were gathered. ‘These in- ciuded bout filty clergymen. Back of the platform. draped about @ bust of St. Thom: Aquinas, wero two flags—one gio stars and stripes, the other bearing the key St Peter. The vestments of Cardinal bons and the prelates who occupied seats on form ave @ touch of color to the DISTINGUISHED PRELATES PRESENT. With the cardinal sat Archbishops Corrigan of New York, Ityan of Philadelphia and Williams of Philadelphia, Bishop Keane, rector of the university, and Mr. Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, the orator of the day. ‘Ihere were in the audience Bishops Chappelle of Santa Fe, O'Farrell of Trenton, Watterson of Columbus, ‘Maes of Covington, Van de Vyver of Kichmona, Curtis of Wilmington, Monsignor Farley. Re Dr. Magmen. president of St. Mary's Seminary; Rev. Dr. Edward P. Allea, president of M St. Mary's College: Dr. J. E. Richards, pres dent of Georgetown College: Brother Authon: president of Manhattan College, and mauy well-known clergymen. The aadience was not confined to Catholies by any means. Rev. Dr. J. E. Rankin, president of Howard Universit Prof. Harkness, Prof. Clark, I’'rof. Bernhardt and a number of other scientists and college rofessors were there. There were many jes present Tae INAL'S ADDRESS. ‘There were no introductory addresses. Cardi- nal Gibbons advanced to th@reading stand and read an address, expressing thankfulness that already they saw the hope expressed by the third plenary council in Baltimore. in decreeing the establishment of the university. beginning to receive its accomplishment. then set forth the aims of the schools of philos- ophy of science which will be accommodated im the new building. ‘The cardinal. in the course of his remarks, spoke of what he termed “a lurking suspicion” that dweils in some minds that an antagonism exists between certain dogmas of revelation and the results of scientific investigation. “The truth is,” he said. “that how much so- wer scientists and theologians may quarrel among themselves there will always be a per- fect harmony between science and religion. “Hiuman science and divine religion, like Martha and Mary, are sisters, because they are dwughters of the same Father. They are doth ministering to the same Lord. though in a different way. Science, ike Martha, is bus; abvat material things: religion, like Mary, is Auneeling at tho feet of her Lord. “The Christian religion teaches nothing but what has been revealed by Almighty God or what is necessarily derived from revela- tion. God ws truth. All truth comes from Him. He is the author of all scientific truth, as He is the author of all reve: d truth. ‘God, who dictated the Bible.’ as Archbishop Ryar as well said. “is the author who wrote the illuminated manuscript of the skies” You Might as well expect that one ray of the sun would dim the light of another as that any truth of revelation cam extinguish auy trath Of science. ‘Truth differs from truth only as star differeth from stur—each gives out the Jat the foundation of The cardinal | ‘At Baitimore—Brooklyn, 4; Baltimore, 1. At Cieveland—Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 1. At Pittsbarg—Loumville, 6; Pitteburg, 4 At Philadelphia — Philadelphia, 15; N York, 1. At Philadelphia—Now York,4; Philadelphia,1. believe the name's & Jonah.” y¥ were leaving the ball grounds ternoon with about 6,000 other nthusiasts when things come . were merely every- day. commonplace basebail cranks. Any one with half a mind could tell that they were try- ing to explain how tho Senatora kept losin games by only one run, games that by all the provisions of base ball ethics should have gone to the Lome club. ‘They finally settled on the hoodoo hypoth It's as good as any. The Nationals’ work showed a vast improvement over that in the opening game with the Bos- tons. ‘The hitting was better, the judging of balis was better. The visitors showed them- selves far superior in base running. They watched every point and took advantage of every misplay. Yet, well as tho visitors played, they managed to only barely beat out the locals in the ninth in the second game. ‘The less said about the first the bettor. Not ton played badly, but the dis- | parity in the number of runs made by each side wae so great. Boston batted Gastright's delivery opportunely and the locals made mis- # opportanely for the visitors. In conse quence the men from Beacon Hill scored 8 and earned only 2 of them. Hoy, Capt. Dan aud Mulligan made singles, but the others couldn't bit erafty War-horse Clarkson, and as a result no runs were scored. Every one. however, expected Boston to w one of the games, and so the 3,500 persons who saw the first game settled back in their seats contentediy and waited for Gaffney to open the secoud, hoping that the prize would be found, By 4:30 the crowd had grown to 6,000. Bleach ers. grand stand and third-baso seats were filled and hundreds roosted on fences, house- tops, telegraph poles and the ground. It would be « goud idea to build accommodations for a thousand more on the bleachers. Dowd reached first on balls in the second and scored Washington's only run on Ganzel's high throw over second. Strangely enough Koston's tying run was made in the same way. Tucker was hit by the ball and scored on Me- Guire’s wild throw to catch Stivetts at second, The winning run was made in the ninth by Long, who had taken first by forcing Stivetts at second and had gone to third on Danny Lichardson’s attempt to make a doublo play by heading him off at first. The ball went wide and Larkin, being somewhat disabled, could aot stop it. Then Dutly brought in the winning run by a sharp hit to Radford, It was promptly fielded home, but Gaffacy decided Loug safe and Boston’ hud won, HORT MITS, Boston made seven hits, Kilroy is still a tritle wild, but yesterday's was his first championship game, The Port Richmond “Southpaw” watches first like a hawk, Kilroy showed good judgment in giving Duffy his base twice. Why he didu't do it in the ninth it is hard to say. Fach time Kilroy gave Duffy his base. Lowe, who followed, went out on flies, Kil- same pure light that reaches our vision across the expanse of the firmament. Legitimate in- quiries into the laws of nature are therefore no more impeded by the dogmas of faith than our bodily movements are obstructed by the laws of physics. rest assured, then. that the charch of God has nothing to fear from the progress of physical science and from new discoveries of the laws of nature. So far from hiding her head like the ostrich in the sund at the ap- frouch of modern inventions, she will bail them as messengers of ieaven and will use them as providential agencies for the propa- gation of the kingdom of Christ. Y: You. U men of genius; we bless your inventions and discoveries and we will impress them into the service of religion and say, “Lightnings and ¢louds bless the Lord: all ye works of the Lord biess the Lord, praise and exait fim above all forever.’ * ‘The cardinal’s remarks were applauded. MR. BONAPARTE’S ADDRESS. Mr. Bonaparte, who followed the cardinal, made an addrcss on “The Ends and Scope of University,” which was received with every mark of approbation by his hearers, “This is not,” he said in the course of his address, “merely a umiversity—it is a Catholic Un versity. Much depends on the place of the adjective. From a school of Catholic science I should expeet little good. A Catholic school of science seems to me un experiment of great Promise. If the facts to be imparted are to be culled over. if anything is distorted, you nave aschool not of philosophy, but of sophistry; the very basis of your te lecep’ Ect if room is given to try ail things, 1 are catholic inthe spirit of your teachi then you may free humanity from a specter. ‘The modern world is still half afraid tb must give up God and immortality. te this will be a fitting task for the Catholic Cniversity of America. « living proof that the eburch of God does not fear the trath. LAYING THE CORNER STOXE. After the addresses the cardinal, the arch- ishops the bishops and clergy withdrew to other rooms, aud, donuing their vestments, formed a procession which. preceded by the students of the Paulist College. who chanted Psalms as they went slong, marched to the building. As customary in such processions the cardinal and his atvend- ants. Rev. Dr. Thomas 0. Gorman and Kev.Dr. ‘Thomas Shahan, came last. The cardinal was arrayed in miter and colder vestments and bore aloft s golden shepherd's crook. At the corner where the stone was laid the prelates gathered and a brief ritual was carried out, the students chanting at interval. The cardinal blessed the stone and placed upon it a trowel fall of mortar, smoothing it over, as the stone Was moved into piace. Then, after a solemn ebant, the ceremonies ended. — > ‘To Bring the weme Lodge, K. P., Here. ‘The committee representing the Knights of Pythias lodzes in this city are meeting with encouragement in the movement to invite the Supreme Lodge to hold its biennial session in this city im 1594 The meeting pluce for 1894 will be agreed upon at the coming session of the Supreme Lodge in Kansas City next August. | bun entry, The executive committee, which has the mat- ter in charge, states that this mm Dring at least 150,000 visitors to Washington, and that they would leave in the eity fully 81.500,000. The Commissioners expressed themselves as | Prather, being in full sympathy with the movement and will heartily co-operate with the board of trade in any measure that may be suggested. The board of trade w matter eek, and it is likely that a cordial invitation Will be extended to the Pythiaus, - ‘The Ordway Kites’ ing wonld | Rocquefort. Time, roy’s act very likely saved two runs cach time. No games are scheduled for today. The eastern clubs are traveling on their way to the West, where they open tomorrow. Washington at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Louisville, New York Cleveland and Baltimore at Pittaburg. = ~~ RACING UNDER BLUE SKIES. ‘Three Thousand Persons Saw the Contests at Benning Yesterday. As stated in yesterday's Stax, the third day’ racing of the spring mecting of the Washing- ton Jockey Club drew the largest attendance of the meeting, about 3,000 persons being Present. It was an ideal racing day, and but for the tedious delay in starting the horses in the second race the day would have been one of uninterrupted pleasure. ‘Twelve sciling platers Went to the post in that race, the average price of the lot being but £533, and for one hour and five minutes the people impatiently watehed the struggle of the starter to effect a good. The delay was unprecedented im the history of racing here, and while the object of the starter to give every horse a fair start is duly appre- ied. nevertheless time is too valuable to waste upon such a lot of horses. A reason: time should be allowed and then the respon- should be plaesd upon the jockeys, s Were Tun, the most enjoyable one anters’ steeplechase, over the full Mz. Maddux’s horse’ Ecarto was against on the ground that the horse was not a bona fide hunter, and the protest was sustained. Barney, the second favorite, un- doubtedly the best horse in the race and. un- ‘Six r: being the cours protested questiouably the best ridden one, won pulling up. Three of the races on the flat were won by “Father” Bill Daly, aud the old man was in great good humor. Bus four started in the first race, » six fur- long dash for allages, Bolero, ridden by Lamb, beating Blackburn by a length, the latter beatiuz Logan by a head, the favorite, Belle- vee, being last. ‘Time, 1.16. Beting—Logan, 4 to1 and even; Bellevue, 6to5 and out; Blackburn, 3 to 1 and even: Bolero, 24 to 1 and 3 to 5 Mutuals paid ©¥%.35 and $445; Blackburn, In the second race, a five farlong selling dash. twelve platers went to the post, and after a most exasperating deiav of sixty-live minutes were set off toan indifferent start. Natalie 8. was a 7 to 5 favorite, but could do no better than fifth. Nubian, ridden by Lamb, winning from Hands Off bya nose, Grey Rock third, half a length behind, ‘Time, 1.0234. Betting “Nubian, 6 and 2; Hands Off, 10 and 4; Grey Kock. 5to2and4 to5; Bob Garrett, 80 and 1 talie S., 7 to 5 and 2 to 5; Morton, 10 and 4; Bendigo, 10 and 4; Not Guilty, 30 and 8,and Ilackmailer,$ and 3. Mutuals paid £13.30 aud $4.75; Hands Off, #1175. A handicap at a mile and a sixteenth was th third event and five went to the post. Again Daly's entry, Rocquefort, ridden by Lamb, won, although the fact that Prather's bridle ipped, and the further fact that Sims did not ride with his usual good judgment may have been the explanation of the inabilit¥ of Prather todo better than second. Geo. W., a subur- was third. « length behind Prather, ho was’ three-fourthe of a length bebind 1.5034. Betting: Prather, 6 to 5; George W., 2 to 1; quefort, 2°; to 1; Mr. Sass, 20 to’ 1, and ae 15 tol, Mutuals paid 98.05, #215; 2.35, ‘Ye fourth race was a selling dash of half a mile for two-year-olds, the Morris filly Iliona, an § to 5 favorite, runuing = very disuppoint- ing race. The winner, ridden by Kuchen, was Jilt, a chestuut filly by Jils Johnson-Trophy, she beating Jimmy Lamb by a neck, after « fierce drive, Hiona a length behind. Time, 51%. Vetting: Hiona, 7 to 5, 8 to 5; Criswell and ‘There was a large crowd at the Ordway | Expensive, 10 to land 4 each; Gilt, 3 to land Rifles’ fair last night, Ton Fencibles will attend. The voting is progress- fing tinely and the receipts have far exceeded expectations. LG Ae Amateur Base Ball. ‘The Latonas defeated the Columbia it the National | $°© Hiram, 5 to 1 and 2; Lew, 30 to 1, and Jimmy Lamb, 2 to 1 Mutuals paid $10.25, ‘$4.80; Jimmy Lamb, $4. The fifth race was a selling mile dash for three-year-olds and upward, for which Bally- hoo was a7 to 10 favorite. Larchmont, bow- ever, ridden by Midgely, made the running “Preps” | and beat the favorite. by two lengths, Ab- Yesterday. The batteries were Coe and Boyle | sconder five behind. Time, 1.4434. for the Latonas, Davis and Copeland for the “Preps” ‘The Kendall Greens defeated the ¥. M. C. A. | Kuack filly, 5 ai Yesterday 15 to 12. ‘The Georgetown College second nine de- feated the Rockville Academy team at Rock- Ville yesterday. They had an easy thing and ‘won by 15 to 6. SLE Sa Food Condemned Last Week. Last week the food inspectors condemned 882 pounds of meat, $00 bunches of celery, Dushels of kale, 60 pounds of grape 20 | thrrt; chickens and a small quantity of early vegeta- | third. Dies, +. Women’s Mission Work. 40) and led over the jumps Betting: Absconder, 7 and 1: Larchmont, 7 to Zand 4 105; Bally hoo, 7 to 10 and out; Knick 6to5. Mutuals paid $11.05, $3.10; Ballyhoo, #275. ‘Tho sixth race, the hunters’ steeplechase, gentlemen riders, was the most enjoyable on of the day, the starters being as re Lewis), Natchez (Mr. Knut), Arab ( Lacey), Alliance (Mr. Payne), Reckless (Mr, McCawiey), and Dick (Mr. Saportas). ‘The race was over the full Cp ot at the fall of the flag, Natchez jumped off in the lead by from twenty to lengths, Arab second and Reckless until ‘the jump preceding the water jump was reached, where the latter fell, Just after the last jump was ey set satl for Natehez, having Arab ,and under A conference of mission workers will assem- | the judicious riding of Mr. Lewis the leader Bie in the Church of the Reformation tomor- Pow at 2 p.m. Deiegates will be present from all the Lutheran churehes in Baltimore. Wash- ington aud adjaceut towns. There will be a general business meeting iu the afternoon. a sapver Served in the lecture room of the eburch ang addresses at night Mra Dr. ‘Hamma, who has recently returned from the Pacitic coast, Kev. W. E. Parson, pastor of the eburch, and others will speak at night ed eteacehe nema Pax all your bills by check. It is a receipt. ‘Woods & Co., Bankers, solicit your business.— = caught om the track, a ry hi acer eae nee whip, in front of despite Mr. Barney won under a as the rast twenty (20) fet of Jot number in square two hundred wd Bfty-four (204). aud Row known as sub lots svam40. in said square, in “ad seven |. Terus: One-thi ‘Cash; balance on time. notes to SCENERY IN A BLAZE. Prem street, betwoen Sth and 9h, being surrounded = aces snd steam fitting, Se ee by hotels, restaurants, boarding houses, news- = cane Balctee te ie ae ae sare Hucrak | Rernartaeratier 8 du Paper offices and business houses. Imme- J ws BS, J v ee eee whl-deee BURCANSON BKOs, diately in the rear of the theater was the Times AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALES. proetty: of ail cach, at tbe Parca Sas One pees = annex building, which faced on Sansom street. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. TOMORROW. Kiggontt of 8500 will be re- R a core, ‘The theater was usually devoted to variety per- | 7, 7 <p = wired of the FLV Purebaserat the tine of «ale. TWO-STORY FRA’ , Auctioneers, ction 1 convey Ree ‘baser" formances, but this week Manager Gillmore, Capua wT te Bee i ee ee ME HOUSES, Nos, cont. Dist SECOND » Rees ‘DARR & ‘ O123e 1890 AN DSi aT en Ee ey not ‘sale. ; SECURD wi whois interested in several. spectacular pro- | FUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. | iMtorme of sale be notoheoad with te Sftese. Gaye RAT, uSE TWORTOLY ducti The Devil's Anc- PKOPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF NEW HAMP- | ADMINISTRATOR'S 4 OF HOUSEHOLD | froma the trusteemewerve the right to re- TW. Pia Tats ductions. had one of thom, SHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN 1 AND M|“OFURNITURE, CAKIETS, FRENCH PLATE eu of defaulting pur- * 26 AND izie! tion,” on his stage. Just before 8 o'clock, | STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D, See, Ae COMPRISES wee ‘ SECOND S1KE N a nN IN. D. MIRKOKS, . &e., COMPRISING advertement of such resale in while the stage hands were lowering from the | On THURSDAY. AVUIL TWENTY-FIGHTIE 180% | SILK LED PARLOM SUTTER Ole FRAME MIR. | sume Lewssaper sa thee ete On THURSDAY AFTE S.MAY FIFTH, at fies « portion of the setting for the frst scone, | S HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. 1 will sel at | Hoi St 1 TADLEMS PIANO EAMES WACNOT “ GEO, W. CCHR. public uu ion, iu front of the premises: lot-numbered FIVE O'CLOCK, we will c it became entangled in the border lights. In BOOK “CASK, BOOKS, ETEGEKE, ave. jer for wale, in frout of ths Ans 4 aqiare uiirabored weveuty-two (72), inthe | FASY CHAINS, LOUNGES: DIVANS. WAT WILE MILLER. ¢ Trustees an instant tho flimsy canvas was a mass of | city of Washington. DG. in beac 3 di CHAMBER SETS. WARDROBES. FA ap26-d& 2 wale: hi L in CKERS, ‘ ENTS, LOWS AN ste lot aquare 7 flames. Tongues of fire shot up to the roof inoue and two years, with iuterest from | STERA BEDDING, LOLLET WANE, Halie 50.6 trons a tab See art ot neane 768, and blazing scenery fell to the stage, and in secured by trust on the property, or all OTHER MATIRESSES, CURTAINS IANCERY SALE OF ALUABLE IMPROVED if lot 8, square 70. ashort space of time the entire rear portion n of parchawer. “A devonit of $800 re- | SHADES. WALNUT MYRROK- BACK 8 Real exTATE IN WEN WASHINGIUS, D.C, ee are how Ubler yood reutal apd shou! of the theater was a mass of fire. F Akers ot “a ne not complica with inten Seka Gtite SAD OLASe tig LMEHOVED BY A URIG DWELLING, OS | compan the attention of parties i search of ao i 3 # from day of sale I reserve tho right to resell at INETES, ICE. CARPETS, &c. 3 rma rayabie Shor + Ry tga marys Senet Hlok and cust of defaniting purchaser = CONTAINED IN HOUSE NO-SI6 O° 8 By vittue cfs decreo of te Saoreme Court of the | _ Terms: One-third cash. the balance payable Looming away up above the rear of the thi WILLIAM A. UOMDON, Trustee, NonTh wes District of Columbia. pasgebn, the 1¥th day of Aprile D the property Sold ct @-l cosh. ok the option st 1 away Up THWEST. E Arust ou the property sold. c? @.1 cosh, at the option of ater was the Ti buil occupied | _8p22-6t 330 45 stnw. - | | By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the | } 80%, in equity cause N: 13134, wherein Saral Property sold. oF @-1 cash. at the option of fas the Times anuox building, occup’ —— District of Columbia, holding a special tern for pro- | L-, Walker. ve, Opplainants apd. Chari ye Age Ro on the seventh floor by the editorial force, and | J ATCLIFFE, DAUR & C0.. Auctionvera ‘Pivilh set 'by public auctiou, om ae | Edward Wardell. infuut, Vale. are defebdants, a “ith in ‘ntters ou the eighth floor by the composing end stor-] Vay VALUABLE REA, ESTATE IN WEST THD AX OF ABRIL 1802, comment | PUBLIC AUCTION. ON WONDAY, THE ‘3 ee eotyping forces. ECKEINGTON. “IMPROVED NEARLY BINISHED DCK A.M. ail the Puruiture, Car- | DAY OF MAY. 3802, at AVE O'CLOCK F Cees at Saas oe ‘The city department of the Times was in the | PIMEE STUIY BiICK MOUNE, SINE ROOM sr Waiaed in the shore Bouse, to which the | EPS nth the tmgravennge peeees siteets oe Bt ied in Ws * Al cour rear of the building, the windows of its rooms| BETWEEN LINCOLN AVENUE AND inst | “tt*to® of buyers te called, Aween @vth aud Oth treet, 10 ‘AKA A. DA ELS, overlooking the rear of the theater. One of z. yi Cae feat Washington, Dist ETWs OLN DLIPRE, DAI STREET NOKTHEAST. Tchives Dat meet ered cvir has HATCLIFFE, Dai the reporters saw from the window the flames | On 4HURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY- “foe Fm ly a 4 CANSON DROS AGAIN shoot through the roof of the theater. His cry | EIGHTH. st HALE PAST FOU O'CLOCK, we will tauare numbered forty «ah Uesinuina for se sme ACANSON fata Date aw of alarm warned everybody in the room. | No- | “for sale, Tor to. Ata point uu M street fortjoue (41) feet six (8) inches body thought of stopping to secure clothing or SQUARE 5. W iT Gs = ‘west from the southeast orner of waid square aud Fronting 20 feet on Katrect by a depth, or PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING Of 90 feot tow ni 2 AND NI Tunning thenice west with t twenty-three (233 TS PRON’ x ND ONT! $ the street. Everybody got out safely. ‘This hovse 1s a1tuated on one of the most prominent 5 raed ees Wheat sence aot Suremtasasse fe . ae | dur Orin Phe scenes the composing room. where | stumuei Wont eimtan aid the Homes warery | BUGLERSAE SERELE AURTEMERT ANBON | (8 Heeb: ta cme wont ne Rundred tnd | NOL, usenieg es MaLY FAST FOUR OGLE. about seventy-five people were at work, were | Completed. SHIRE AVENUE A NOWTHWEST, AN INVESTMENT COM On FRIDAY, APRIL TWEN’ PAST FIVE O'CLOCI MM, fromtof the pretuines, all of lots 13h frouting aga whole G0 fee ath ana 19 ne remuses, By authority of #yuds: 18,'19, 20 and 21, Block 3, TRIN Lots 9, 10,21, 19,18, 14) 15.16 and 2 takOt JS. Mock 3. fronts 79 feet om M stroet and con- Let 16, bicck 3, froute 52.06 feet ou N street and comtains 10.478. Lot- 17, 8.19, 20 and 21, block 3. ND nd EIGHTEEN, Rogtunting improved 8 TH ST! iE AFFAIRS OF INTH, at HALF- will offer for sale. in 6,87, BB, 89, square on T" atreet between reafter the ef tot 00 depth of square 152,00 T street between New Hainp- shire ave. aud 18th streat nw, avd the east 4 feet On cate closine’' bya three-story brick dwlling, 4s oa Lote"? street northiw of the same character, On the sixth floor was |»: the illustrating department of the Times. and, too, the rooms of the American Press Atsocia- tion. The first, second, third and fourth floors were occupied by DeKosenko & Hetherington, art metal workers. Their plant was ono of the most valuable of ite kind in the country. By 8:50 the entire mterior had been gutted. um, Da} st cu vert ie purchaser. A de- wed upon acceptance of bid. Tf the ed With iu Bifteun days ts reserved to rreell the t of thedefauiting pur. ertisemant of kuch Fewal shed in Wayhingtou, ux aud recurding at the cost of the e Proverty Or ail cash. at the yption of poait of terme of sal froin the day of sale ris! Property at the risk and ab And inmed east 4¥ feet front of lot 1M Ly id ut in. of trust on the premises adi, or all rash. at the option Of the purchayer. A depos of #200 will be require! at the time of sale. If term of sale are not complied with in fifteen days frundate of sale the trustee re- chaser, after five da; yaper : frout 50 feet ob N street and cach contain 7,500 ot t 18 by US fext in depth of said lot in | serves the rivnt to fesell athe riek and cost of the de- | “Lote 9, 10 1] and 1, block Geach trent 50 feet on THE. TIMES APPEARS A8 USUAL, Ldamupanife urorsss cou TEtk euee ntsee | st tue cece of tae parca earns ne mencemane | M ptrent ond onch cpatain £500 O20. ws ctoent ant The Times force went over to the Record bird cath the berunce in ous and two J SVILMARTH, Trustee, contains 10,870.801 SAI building and got out this morning's issue in a deed of trnst ont sy acl gradi cosust the | eee. GRAGAMAN. Wd Eee pees ee gen 1FSSS\EFeee O32 eet om O stent ant Nn F st on the property suld, ur all’casi, at th Tr aaacipane 3.15 somewhat abridged form, containing an ex- option of the purchaser "A deposit of @250 required E WAGOAMAN, Hd Estate Auctioneer. 5 aud 17, bidck 6 cach front 50 feet ou 0 huustive description of the firo. Col. A. K. McClure, editor of the Times, lost his invaluable political library, which he bas been collecting during the past fifty years and which can never be replaced. CARLY POWER HOUSE. 100 feet. ‘Dest opportunities to obtain fine » at competitive prices, in this rapidly section of the city -third cash, Dalanee in one and two TRUSTEES’ SALE OF MLUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON VIKGINIA AVENUE BE- a SECOND ND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of tast duly recorded in Liber No. 1392, folio 340 ct segof the laud records of the District of Columbia, auat tho request uf the. par thereby secured, we will, oll st publicauction in {rons ou each lot at the thue of sale. If terms of aale are not complied with in Often daye from the day of right reserved to regeil_ the property at the Ti coat of the defaulting purchaser after five day: vertisement of #uch resale iu ome newspaper pub- Lebed in Washington, D.C. All couveyanciug and ‘cordinu at the cost of the purchaser. Bpea-ot GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct. ETS NO! T BETWEE: ‘0 CLOSE “THE MENT COMPANY. On THURSDAY. APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE P.M. L will offer f wen ull of Original lot 11, square inches on 20th street between advanct ali casi, at option of purchaser. A deposit = inf of $100 required ou each lot attime of sale. Courey- At 9 o'clock the west wall and a portion of | hurthwest,insroved vy a frime house eee oe ee Fade WOU MRNE Woon oek rae | SmuiM: Sf yatohmer scone onus fe be complied ’ rthwrst.jnivroved ty aframehonme | RRA sein Bs OreL cen taysrutherwiee’ Tight Festrred. te. rer tho east wall fell in, the latter crushing in a ,,A%d, immediately thereafter allof lot S equareO7; | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE, AND | orwiial lot 7 ‘and’ pit of sell at rink andcost'of defaultiog purchaser after five large portion of the one-story power house of | the uort ci lot 7, square Gi, fronting 09 fetes | VEAL THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF STH | :20Be (60, Washington). C Bemuni pM advertien cnt i some wewapaper publisied ia AND ASTREETS SOUIHEAS: frout of lot's, the nortikest corner o § Washingcon, LC. the Philadelphia Traction Company, which By virtus of a decree passed March 31 ay ae are ae aaa thence cent | _abzs-d&de DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers. _| contained the two immense engines recently wally, ‘sepured by Sores coure of the pustrict of Colurbis, sitting ae | Wardiy stright angles wit said avenue 230 fect 11 LATS & SLOAN, auctionsers, put in position, which propelled the company’s fe soll inches, thence duesouth 15 teet to the auth line of He “ 4 1407 Gst, the purchase $250 required | Daviset al vs Daniel Jackson et al.—the undersigned | sia Int. thence west ts thwest line cf san lot, thenee street cars oves the lower section of the city. at the tine of sale, It terms of sale are Fadl ae sell at public sale in trout of the | Horen'5 fect, and there northeascwarlly at Tight TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP- ‘These engines are covered with bricks and Pritt ta 2 days from the day of sale, | PIDAY. APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, 1892, at | Sugles with maid avenue t the pinco of begining, EKTY, BEING NU. 1308 Q SIREET NUKTH- | debris to a —— = twelve foot, and it to retell the proverty at the risk and | WAT PPAST FOUL O'CLOCK Pale tee cane eeenty | dems: One-third. cas, of which $100 aust be | WESI, WASHINGTON. D. © Will be several weeks before the cables can be paid at time of sale aud hr ance im thrce equal 1n- M. ie newspaper cablished | feet front by the depth of lot eleven (11) iu, square By virtue of an ¢ cl i d stallmcuts, ju six, twelveand eighteen months, for | pete operated, The east wall crushed the four- | InWashiagivu. D.C “All, Couveyanciug aad recura- | (abt hundred aud surltes., 16) in the city of Wash: | Nay actty of tie puri. Bestia nore feces | DEAE | tiory building occupied by Hamilton & Dicnin. | Mg st the cust ofthe purcbsace 17S AN ME prio aioe Onerttardctae: one-third in one year | day of eate tudnecured Udcod of trust. om the Prop: WS ICRNE! " erty sold, widl be taken, ail east, at option of ‘pur. ger, manufacturing jewelers, and portions of = ——— = } snd one third io ewe zeern deferred sarmentato 00 | Shaner." if. terme as not cotaviied with © in i ey the bigest | several buildings below it on 8th street be- FUTURE DAYS. bear intersat et the rete of pet Gat nen nee twelvedays rom eaie thiproperty, will by resuld at AT HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, tween Sansom and Walnut streets, ‘The front = ablewenni-angualls, oF ail casbat the optivn of the | Tak, amd sort of defandux, yarsharer. “All convey: the SSllow real property. to wit: All that, piece of wall filled Sansom street with bricks and stone | p aTIMUn & SLOAN, Aucuonsers, purchaser, Couvcysacing erie, cua pitas at ar hawer's oo parcel of ian sta premises aituate. sme aud bein it ii i os a terms of sale are not compli Las AMAN, the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and damagde buildings opposite. In the cellar L 1AOT Get. | emuioas nay’ be sold at detouley Sicuensne TE WAGGR et EGtESG. kuown snd di shed es tot Afty-soven (h7) of wero the new presses of the Times, the pride of | :epontaxt SATURDAYS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD | aud cost. ; E WAGGAU RS, Supeesie Kinwinan’s rreouried subdivision of sguare nulnbesed the owner, Frauk McLaughlin, ‘hese are FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCKIPTION AT L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, Trustee, RICLIFFE, DARE CO, Aucts two hundred snd to met(241) The jot frente apis GUI ECIION Hoos Bouse, | R’ + AuCtE ave. X.w, | fectougetr ih of 120 feet to an alley 20 | — MESSUS LATIMEIC® SLOAN WILL SELT, ON SAT- JACKSON H. RALSTON, Truntee, + | feet wid ley 4 feet wide on. the east, PANIC IN THE THEATER. ~URDAY, APKIL THIRTIETH, 159: ___Adains buiding, 1533 Fat'nw. | STOCK OF IS CON | eee Y etrect bortheerk: Diptiel ee oe Fortunately the theater was only partially | COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. At THEIR ELE- CANSON BiOs., Auctioneers, TAINED T-UEVENTH AND | ¥S. 200s 9 cirert Born wes Devic atoremse. y y GANT AUCTION ROOMS, ‘Vth and D sts ow Y AUCTION, CON- 5 money fill hi bi ria tn poctact an cash and the Laiance in two equal lustallinents inoue led when the fire broke out A bright white nit Onze cin parte | eierRATOR'R S4LE OF awvi ach pommipche) flame shot through the curtain. Everybody ively uphotsteredy x Sy HALE OF, ENTIRE, CON: POGAT STARCH gTEAS. | Fave ot mx (6) ter cout per anbum payebie seu-ah- started for the exits, One individual drew a | Dwarf Book Cases, Fancy Chairs, Couches, Oak and RY STABLE OF ESTATE ICKLES, PRESERVES | PUslly, to be secured by the promissory notes of the ov Walnut Chamber Furniture in ECEASED, BEING PREM- 3 i Ba ‘LOUK, SODAS, SPICE: pany at the purcuaser's option. A deposit of $2! i Tie mass of peopl, Malf'a dozen or tance | fates tReet, Maatzemen, Feats Liulevg S20 EIGHT STREET | BRQOMS 2 Pet EN POE | beteauited ofthe purchgoer at tive tue of tales "All PRAL ASSUKTMENT OF od Genet Heuheld i | SHOW CASES, MCh COFFEE MILL, HELV. CASES wea 5 re toe Eric. people were found at the hospital who bad been victims of his frenzy. Mon and bors fell on the stairways leading from the galierie couveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur- chaser. 1 the terms of sale be not complied with in ten days from time of sale the trustee reserves the Fught to resell the property at the risk and cost of the PRIL TWENTY-NINTH. OCK. I wil sell on the prem id 4:4 Sth st. n.w., the entire con- . eo, The atock comprises OcK ate 180 "t defaulting purchaser. ni were bruised an 8, 0 A LOT OF TOYS AD AN ASSORTMENT OF BERT CHRISTY, Trust scratched un heels of those following eed manta ie oe) ates a on s. Buzries, ga Moxpay, ay SSS: 1802, pearsxixe | sieae —— NOPPRYSU'Rew ork one's. them, In ally Afty-two persovs were cared for : ATIMER k SLOAN. Anet Riescaaut bie Hy, riveie, AB AES OCLOK, 2h WILL, BELL AL CLHE | THOMAS DOWLING @BON, Auctionmorn © tt the two hospitals ‘near the theater. Every- | 1» aTCLIFFE, DAKE & Co., Auctioneers aeginareltiic fate be. TANED THEREIN, D WHC WETTSVEIE AT: | os Tarcapte iene iy : — abot ihe besk cgatpped im Washing. | LENTION. s BLE _IMPRo’ two. minutes from the time the fire started. KEGULAR SALE OF Wrii-KEPT HOUSEHOL! dies sane rent eatenien sae 1 D has s fine run of RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., PROPERTY, No. 1101 NEW j ‘The police and the theater people say that | FURNITUKE, CARPETS, MIKKOKS, &c. > ap26-5t D ‘ “ WHAMPSHIKE AVE opportunity to engage in a well-e Auctionéera, NUb NOKTHWEST, AT AUCTION, EA TURDAY MOMNING. pes TIFFE DALE GO-ARaIEK By virtue of sdeedot ‘dated March 6, 1890, all of the company have been accounted for, | ON SAFUKDAY MONT agg Administrator of estate of E. B! pudsivy, deceaed. | FR ATCLIFFE, DAURE CO, Auctioneers Mauly recorded ta Libee 1475. fol 135 et oer TUE PRIXCIPAL Losses. Srer EN COEOGRS| asdace OSTEES SALE, 0}, DESIRABLE, IMPROVED | S04 atte request of the party sseured tucrely.we wal | The losses, as near as could be estimated rennsylyinia ave Dw, EAST, WASHINGTON, DC | $i Pabbe suction, im front of the prowess. on | last night, are as follows: Central Theater w ae ithe household, |S PETRES PALE QB VERY, DESIRABLE PROP. | ag er acrits 160 la catty come Ne Taare tees | eee gi tet a te eA Marr's ot wie, 3 nent of the bi old. EKIY, BEING. J. ON - | as NM. = ; slocket | subdivision of pat juure No. 72 as the said sul building $82,000, insurance» 240,000; costumes | Suitable for every department of the honsel Tao Eg eo ee ee eR ss GA AME: | ge oct Surreine Curt of the Distric: of Colum: | Givision appeaty ou recsrd, in book 16, Page 100. of and scenery. ‘Devil's Auction” $16,000. in-| Entire contents of s dwelling on Corcoran st re- WASHINGTON. D.C. Pere Ca eee ee reaiare, Compiainauts aad | the records of the surveyora office for said District, surance 27.500; “Twelve Temptations” £18,000, | moved to our sales rooms for convenience, {Upier aud by vistus of a decroe, pansed the 4th day will oilers fur sale to ths beer Uigder hy rir pay RE insurance $7,500; “Sea King” $22,000, no in- AT TWELVE UCLOCK M, SerGt the Supteme Court of tie Distt of Comtmbin, | BELGE EB, Manta neaee EAS CEU | Rue and prea. sick house, containing’ 19 footas surance. The Tues estimates its loss at about In frout of sales rows, herein Want it Shaw ts complainant and Thomas Mt | YCSitver southeast. thy foilewiege mal propery, | batt siodere Seaptovemnente: meee Sy Sar $350,000. Other losses are represented by HORSES, TM rg Cassell et al are defendants, the undersiqued wil offer | 49 wit: All that plece aucparcel of feud apd premises 1,500 84.000 in 2 from sa be SUK NS F sale to the highest bidder-on FITDAY, APRIL ? hohner ed ad gm § three presses, valued at €130.000, which lie be MIARNESS, es TRENT YSIS TE ND 1895, AT HALEPASTPOUE | Diy and being th the cit of Washington and District 2. secured by dni deed of trust, aud Dal- neath the ruins in the basement; engines, $20,- ‘To which we invite general sitention. FM. infront of the premises, the following real prop- | Cf Columbia, known an. distinguished as part of auce secured by ‘Iced of trust, duo in owe yeat trou 000; type, $10,000; stereotyping muchinery, RATCLIFFE, DAKK & CO. | erty. to wit: All that pices oF parcel of laud and premi- | “aust 030, Deyinning fo the same 10:3 feet 5 inches | date, each with interest at @ per cent, scui-annual, Aucts, $18,000, ‘The Duilding—s0x120 fect and eight sen Dying and being in th oct ton went SH Tock shce south | SE auLcamt St ty of Washington aud Dis- yon of purchaser. Deposit of ing South L atreet, thenc west 28 feet, tueuce south: ; k Trictof Columbia, known sud distinguisted ae fot 8, ; : He Fequired at tine of ‘sale All conveyance re stories high— ras catimated at 1150.00. The | J atime & SLOAN, Avcts eas 14.in Le Droit Pare “yve iat zoe tm Hare: | Caatocd benicesae’caantee ertnee mmmestennin, cota st purchaser cost, iftorag of safe ore at 2 TL wood radio of sul p "i wpreveinents, | complied tees Fonerve the right to ree! Iu adalttoeas bs Ge Taiteaciodey cotabicacneet ‘Fermeotaaie: One-third cash aud the balance in | €pNstIn Of a Mrseatursbrik dueling: HANDSOME. PLUSH PARLOR FURNITURF, WIN. ‘Termsot Property at the risk audcost of the defeulting pur- Tieng acim heonlhn e wo eqital iustallments inoue snd two yearg, with {1 eee egg ( ilding were oc- Rl fnate at the rato of Oper cout per | gual atalliwente sn nat: aud elutes wouths, with "H. BRADLY DAVIDSON (pr J.C.D), Trustee. cupied by DeKosenko & Hetherington, manu- nonin payable seh autualiy. to ye wetured by the | Suurneatfoomey otaale. the Taeet O percent ter | igus © LAVIDSON, Trustee, facturers of art metal work, whose loss will pegmumory vote of tug purchaser and deel of trust ov | promissory notes of the prcbuseFaud deed af tru-t op | —*P=6-déde ee Feach at least $100,000, iebowitof 8300 "will be required uf the purchaser at | pooh oP @oUG wi be rsened of tae hunches atthe | Gy VENSINGER, auctioneer. : Pea aS the covt of the fuscuases" if teruvtof ae be uot com: | ive dfaale, Allconveyauas and recording, at tbe | WARKIXGTOX, HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA. cost of the purchaser If texis of sale be uot com phied with wit of PREMPTORY. rex iu ten days frous thine of saie the trus- | Sith within ten days from hue of sale the trustees Fe- AD OF HORSES AND Mteege? TESTE AOE Rd oar a rtaoetiTag ane gtoverty a6 the | Sevve"ine night toca ‘uo property at theses and | will Qeasid a the Bpaars No DAO ‘La. ave, SAT: CITY COUNCHL, MEETING. » 2 ANDREW A LIPSCOMB, HENKY F WOODARD, THIKTIETH, af TEN The city council, at its regular meoting Tues-| g¢itee NAF wARe 2d be, f Trustees sunsos 1a aeaye a om, ; races day night. agreed to a deficiency bill making ad- samme: ee ee OCK, at re 416 Sthat nw. apl8-dkds h building | ditional appropriations for streets, fire depart- ae hall sell a muperio® col “) This furniture is 1n goed couditiow aud should com: ALTER B. WILLiAM & CO., Auctioneers, ment, iy property, peor Atning tee tention of parties furuiehing ad who de- FUTURE Days. LUABLE THREE STE, PRESS.BRICK BAY. i ae 3. BENSINGER. Auct on the municipal work’ until the Ist of June Senos ‘Auctions: INE DUCKING MARSH IN BACK BAY,VA.. CO! NOMPHWEST, “NOMEN IPROVEMES TS. JRATcuPre, pawn aco. avctes pote a ee taining 580 acres, at publi: auction, SATURDAY, LOY 23 FEET 4% NICHES BX 100 FELT TU TRUSTEES’ SALF. x * Futons DOWLING & 203 Y SEVENTH, 1892, Canvusback,mallard and com: PUBLIC ALLEY. IMPORTANT REAL EQUATE SALE ‘THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES, mou duck abound ‘Sos Norio’ Landwark for par- | on sONDAY, MAY SECOND, at HALF-PAST FIVE on TETONT ART Sunt Sanat The result of the democratic primaries = a Hare or address POLLARD BOS. 90 Main st. | OCLOCK P-dk; wesballeelia frout of thie. prewises Nowa ayn NOrER 0 i PI + | EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT No, | Norfolk, Va an lot 9 aud the west 43 inchs of lot B. by the de} ‘THE IMPEXIAL HOTEL, showed that thirteen Hill delegates and five 1319 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUC. \HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers. thereof of Peck's subdivisi® of lots Noa 8 and $ of FACING oN FENSSYLV AN La "AVENUE Cleveland Ie d delegate: he ‘TION. ae a ae Davidson's subdivis.on of quare No, 283—23 feet 436] BETWEEN THIKTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH eveland or unpledged delegates were chosen. | on sfuixDAY. MAY NINTH. 1992. st FIVE! “Gran PUBLIC AUCTION OF FINE WonSES,_ | weber by 00 fect to ay. with improvements: STKEL TS NOLTHWEST, O'CLOCK ¥.M., we will yell ia front of the premises | Ou THURSDAY, MAY FIFTH, 1892, at EIGHT | three-story brick dwelling gcdern imrovermnts, CONTAINING EIGHTY-1HREE ROOMS, gece part of lot4, in" square 460, fronting cleven feet | sh Ga Hae Ate Whit tek ee Go Wee cilia MOLLE | | ‘Tori of sale: One-thind sual of which €:0.) must ELEVATOR, OFFICE FIXTURES, Dr. Aaron Baldwin of Washington has sold | tleven ana three-auarter inches (11 fet 1134 iuehens | Q.GtSy ginal Macy el Saad Pe aed pate | Be paid at tine of ele: Place i ote aun searm \KON SAFE Ee ee some lote in this city on Wolfe street near Pat- | N,Gts atzeet by dopth of SB feet 436 inches tg a} OPHfG tlie corner of 7d end ¥) ste. s pumber | with iuterest at G per cet, payable ar By virtue of a deed im trust, di the un- pablic alley dersizued trustees will offer for sale, by pablie bu. ‘319 6th wtres roved by s irame dwelling house, No. northwest, hon annually ae secured Ly deed of sruat ouproperty sold, or til casks tick to Mr. Robert Elliott, u At option of purchaser. ‘Teas of sale to’ be complied | Sumi faery i ‘Terms of wule: One-third cash, balance iu twornotes | . 1R¢ scalemy witl be lighted by electricity. Beating | \ ith in fifteen days, otlierwse rixht reserved to TesclL im EON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, John de Haven has sold his house and lot on | of eyusi awouuis, with futerest’ at G por cent, atmg | Mpomnsodsthon for ladies, | the property, alter six dayanotive by: advertisement, SAY POURTH, 1802, th d Patrick | and twelve months respectively, secured by deod of | Eurther particulars wee futur nts. ue, | At riuk aud cost of purchaer in default. Convey aT HALF: OUR e southwest corner of Cameron and Patric nective. eceres SEA i ive titme {or ca pot ady ofr hE 4 F. streets for 3,000 to J. H. D. Lunt and others. | ree oe see reer ost Oo required at time ot | 82" 6. MIDDLETON. Proprietor. WME. HOLTZMAN, Atorney, 1321 F at. aw. Ts SQUAKE Soa. Ground was broken today for the King | fae “Ailcoiveyancing abd sreqhitirst, purchaser | TUNCANGON LitOS, Auctiouesrs ap26-deds WALTER'B, LLTAMS & CO., Aucts. ZO eet on Fetunylvania avenue by a depth of street railway of the Mount Vernon Electric A Vikiang Datenw. | Jp ATCLIFFE, DARE O...Auctoners, ek to stapes foot alley taproved ‘b's lore Railway Company, the contract having been | _*?”8 et TRUSTEES’ SALE. OF DESIRABLE LOT, 1M- 920 FENN AVE NW. | Oaice, Milliard hoon, ixturen, Iron Bate, be. awarded to Messrs. Breen & McCuen. HOMAS DOWLING & BON, Auctioneers, RPROVED. WEEH BRIGE DR EENG HOUS A is T G12 Eot nw. 2 yh ee Cort 4 TWO-STORY FRAME HOJSE NO 50% FLEVENTH Mrs. Dr. French is extremely ill at ber home ony =a sR a UNE NORTHEAST, STERET op QU THE ST pp ARY, - TWO-sTORY on Washington street, SALE OF MISCELLANFOUS HOUSEHOLD | ps 7 UK HOUSE No 11 3 P Mra, Benj, ‘Jacobs died yesterday afternoon | “*EprEcTs WITHIN UUW AUCTION Nouns Ole tember 30° 1880 sod dat rede ne re | NUE SOUTH eae of sale: Subject to adeed of trust for $60,000 | at the home of Mr. John Zimmerman on St. | ¥_,ATREES, SOUTHWEST. 08 RATURD AY, follg 7 and 35}, respectively, of the land recorustor | aT FIVE O'CLOUK, wo. wil ope pg a] . 1802, i as direc jecree « > re Pe alps She came here a bride afew Loe Se ue Court of District of Columbia, in cause | PF PART OF TOT. & yor all casi: €20,000 iu cash, j 4, equity, we will sell at public auction, in ‘the premises, on FRIDAY. the SIXTH DAY of MAY, 150%, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCE P sf, the foli ‘The Kev. Father Chester, 8. J., of George- town is temporarily in chargo of St. Mary's neb Plate Mantel and Pie Mirrors, q number of lor Sui ‘two years, 3 nd odd pices, Ant que Mahogany Bu- Im No J113 Peunaylvania a AUCTION SALES. POTURE DAYS DATCLIFFE, DARK & CU. Auctigneors. oN Pa ave. aw, DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL PSTATE BEING TWY TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES KNOWN AS G44 NINGH STRERT SOUTHEAST AND bean NINTH STRERT SOULMEAS MAY SECOND, 1892. at FIVE QCLOCK FM, "we will sell iu front of the premises SOUTN HALE oF SQUAKI Fromting 12 feet ¢ Ton ih street aoutheest amd rooming tact @ Wie siley, smaproved By tory Dik housen poi oes Terme incumbrance of $2.100 to be paid ae ach, at the option ot the y ehasct. “A debostt of $200 required at sale. Terms to Le complien t the right tp reel at tie risk aud comt ob y tew-rvert ne low, Ke, st the risk bpd ¢ tare ap0-Gkde KATCLIFHD. DAA & OFFICIAL NOTICI van Mieniow. Fer dispatch No Dated March 21.2802. It OTP Lhe OF TAXES, DISTRICT of Columbia, W m1NWY.— The tic of taxpayers ts levied tor year ending Juue 30, 1NU", on real and personal Property. The secoud such tan. where tet pore- Nicusiy Laid, will become due aud payable ou the hret re the fret day of Vertiennent aud tax fhauner precrited by ating Jaw. hy ond ‘Commisatoners of bi jumbia Attest. KG. DAVIN, Col PROPOSALS. OPFEISE OF, THE COMMINSL District of Columbia, Washi April = 1592 Proposals for the temporary collection warbege aud dead aniguale abd Ue (reuse Portation of the same. —Sealed proposals will be te- ceived at the office Sesioners of the Dis Aiet of Colucbie. UE O'CLOCK M. on MONDA\, May for the collection end removal. durig the mouths of May and June, ISv2. arts, refuse and Vegeta) _ CoBdeuned food a cities of Washington and Geo the District of Columbia, Fegi With eizht ticht barrels, well covered, saune sn cleanly condition aud at all times free from odors; tWo men to accompany eaccs waron, oF closed: ‘one-horse trou carta.holdiny bot lews than eight barrels, With one déiver: the rts to be lays « jectaute Trvely Uaed. hoe Feoeived in whole oF part for the performauce of tia service, Blank forms of proposls can be obtained ication at this office and at the fice of the Biste'ct of Columbus, J. W. DOUGLAS J. BOSS, W.T. ROSELL, Commianioners D.C. ap 28-38 ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT PAY ING TILES. —Office of thi ington, D.C: April 2s, INO, be received at this office until TW on MONDAY, MA\ NID TH, ‘Asphalt Paving Tes. “Wank forms of pro: specifications can be office upou at Woh therefor, tog-iher ton. and onl} sidered. 3.8. DOUGLASS. 3 SELL. Cominismoners. DC. ORES OF tae coms ton, D.C, April be received at this office until TWELVE OCT MONDAY, MAY NINTH, | 180%, for furnishing 800.000. inore of less, Vitrified Paving Bricks to be used on various streets, ave ad albe; of Washington. Remove daily. Wawona, and dist ERS, WANE Ae in these forts ou ASS, J. W. KOSS, alte oe om T. ROSSELL KOPOSALS FOR PILE-MOLU ‘and General Tnvea Cases, War Dr Bivision, Wanlaneton City. Avr Propomis in daplicate ‘will’ be received at tie ation Rut TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. PKIDAR. MAY THIRTEENTH, 1 intiiig aud wetting im piace, completes ‘aud Pension Di ties Samples to be ert on ite Mndersuened Proposals mast le tnade in duplicate and on the printed forum {uruiehed, by this Departine ced Ih sealed envelopes, tn dors of File Holder Cab- inets aud addressed to MK THC y Division. of TWELVE QCLOCK M. on THURSDAY. M. 5S TEENTH, 1892, tor furoisiing supplies during fiscal year beginuing July 1. 1802, ae follows: Station. ‘eer ta, Tumber, paiuite, oils, si) aud for. statione; bites and t Utd will be department to waive fewer pots, fool, suiscellancous suyities the Parchave of waste Ieper, inde fc opened at 1 «'clock pm: for other purchase of waste paper st 2 o'clock i. red on ech Item separately the rigiit to reject eny oF all bide reser deiecte iy sane. Bidders are notified that he comteacts will be made Under this advertisement Wutil Congress Takes an priation, from which the supplies wrehased. Schedules will be fur~ ton. “Bids must bein duplicate, on Uy the department, tary of Mwriculture, J. 3h 128, SORmy 1410.15.08 EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING. De. 15, ed Uap wi z AX, MAY ELEN EN TH 1892, Bt ONE U'CLOCK P.M, dor turmisiinegurnt forage and other iniacellatecus for thie department durins t ne der rave which. with, the weceasary ivatructions, wif! be furnisired om application to this de uN W. NOBLE, Secretary wat FFICE OF THE ton, D.C. Ay Ve received at this MAY FIFI 1 on For tufyr avg LASS. J. W. KOSS, W. T. RUSSELL, Commissioners _E Seaicicean ween DENTISTRY. the principal Awerican cities, another column. st Mk GNAHAM, 307° 77H 8 Rake & Oo “F 3 auesthetics, 506: platinn, 7c, eme.gans. th, full wet, Be: um, ‘plates, full set, @13 50: solid woi ‘work Guaranteed wirictiy firat-ciase ‘on auy operation prov See advertiseament Al cheerfully” refunde Wlactury. yk STARK PAMSON>. 8. «. corner Sih and E sta. nw. ‘Dentistry in all tts branches, Filling and preservation of the uavural teeth: cualty. oe wie PRE EVANS DENTAL PARLOKS, 1217 Penn. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OK TEETH WITH. OUL PLATES Teeth that have, decayed and roken away may be overated cy upon this symiens, cruwunn engrafted apt Gheroots givens iw rece of ‘life snd made ss rood Sid verviteable in every way as Datural oben. Io. bea Saceese am artificial crown tuiret be so cometructed {ust {Lehull permanently arrest decay et the broken cud of the rout aud Caoush to prevent apdittin sf the Tout ur breakitig ‘ove frum itewtiachiuents. We clatia That our crow nm bnve ail these requirenmess comiued with bridg work. which comma 7 fiw teeth that have been extracted, inakes the 10st Beautiful aud durable appiauce ever devised ane Substitute for the uatura, teeth: wun then Denetit of thew, practiced skillful and artistic tuauner. "Our prices for this class Of work will be found we reasotiable as is roumiatent, With Hrst-claae work aud best materiale. We perturia i] operations pertaiuiug to our profession. “Fine god ‘filines, teeth on wold, platina, rubber amd rubber lined with wold. Extracting without pain. mn ea TAL PARLOMS, HSTABLE ath at. n.w. Puli sets €20 and ee AEE = 1925 Het. nw. dental ENTAL INFIR} MAY. ect Ee, tk a ed Chureh here, the Rev. Father Chester, | itrrtat variety cf uew and wecond-lsnd Out audlsse: | Sian thendty ef WenieRoN DS Cetarete bark | fecton Eleveuth street andOGOM foot ot Peubays= im aan Bee dere eens bree, | ere a ee Folding Beds, | of tot two (2) in square eicht hundred and thirteen | va ee ee nica cagh, balance in one and two ry Sr teaea Sealaaee ‘sit, and the | Werdrobes, second-hand Hair, Cotton and | (813), beginuing for the mame at a point thirty-six | years ascured by deed ey sane with: interes at the rz iW. Springs, Bolaters | feet south trons the northwest corner St eid oriy aie "| is just from the hospital, is now in Winchester | boards, © great variety of Diniuy Kooi Chairs and | south sigteen (16) feet, thence ‘west Alty (a0) feok, | OF g4GQ on each Ione orwioel ee ke dime cr eee Preparing to come to this city. Hecker aga pa, cel cathe, ary, ac, | then ara algees 10) oct ty th beraning, With PROS ee UE en Scven Alexandria couples have been married | Stoves, itl suenoralumurtient i household eects | ern anle uv-tnird cana balapoe to twp squat | Shaver te reserved. "All cuvegunciue es at er i en ‘oatagy 3 moe Father Onder: ns horguceacgh et" on was ee OF eS TOT NTSTIATOR © ORDER OF | from day ofan scrtred by deed of squst on, the Sae e TB wes STICKNEY, ATCTIONERR | | Charch, 0, Ucpontt at tiave of aal6, "Terme tobe fully complied | 7 ATIMER & SLOAN, adi one rams SASS ih ATJTNELVE O'CLOCK, | mithiwitian seven days or te property anny x Fewold Li 1207 C'atreet, = a Bazar, at the risk 01 chaser upou five days" Bs JUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UKIMPROVED we Caat Se et tees Sat | tak Mamta Ca oan canes ae | TT TT Re | TORE MANOR EVE A RI west, offer at faci jes sm: as wel ‘Burreys, a iy r i, THOMAS DOWLING & 4 452 Ls K AN! Sa ean eae haces att | 202 sein | os.auas SEE: MBOSA Hae | ikea ARNE MERE EPA ; | ee ~ av2 yw. cor Tt eha enabling you to transsct your banking busi- | (JHAXCEMY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AND < MENTS, AT AUCTION 14 sect our banking basl- | (yA TaO ED NOPERTY ON A STHAET AND | J) ATIMER& SLOAN, Auctioneers Op SATURDAY. APR TIETH, 1802, at ness without losing valu: =o ON gM STREET SOUTHWEST BERWERN 1407 @ at. FIVE in ‘the we die of the day. We solicit your busines.—} ‘imp Np ¥oUL-AND-s HALE STREBTS, IN neo Tin eell tot 41, ip block Na bof ‘a. Advi ‘WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. TRUSTEES. SALE OF DESIRABLE HOUSES AND | subdivision of Droit fronting 18 feet on —————— Under decree passed by the Supreme Court of the ‘SON M STREET. oh ‘TWENTY-SECOND | Florida syenus ween ‘Sth ste District of Columbia in equity cause No. 13718 (De- BIREET AuD ON TWENTY-FOURTH STREET epi of about 53 feet, md ‘Tried for Bigamy. uo ot ul, a-t.at Lridwel iL) we i tell at public prvnaner iT. 1.316 bey aE RT heh Acolored man named William L. Davis was | suction, in frunt of the premi-es ou TULSDAY, MAY Prswn-etone treat Taudeugfovataiuiny Troms tried in the Police Court yesterday on charges | its trong Su street, and umbared Ss SSE Sieh ail the Senet aiprerement S of bigamy and assault, His first wife appeared ta, 16. Oy nauare BEd, as complainant in the latter case and & sentence of | ten otto was impoeds concerning large was claime: that the second marriage took place in Balti- iso part of ocicinal Lote Osun 7, de Seivisel tot Sand all of original. fot juare, fronting on M street, the said part of said io: corner of said square; thence north more, aud the case was dismissed for waut of | GYwiny the west 8 fect front by thedepth thereet aed | #1 feet @ muchees thence pont sO ieee S hichene these jurisdiction, fall pact of eaid tor ‘the thereof, thi hy tessctony de in Tr ie not necessary to lose valuable time the middle of the day to transact your bank business if you keep your account with Woods Srepen diy old Ut our Sas lictted. —Advt, fo. It is no doubt the correct thing to treat the symp- fot of Jot Ltn square 77. oe Murray, and others, toms of a diseese, but this isnot effective unless the oats 14 fect. oct northwest te ‘we. cause of the complaint is removed. The sores snd eyo-steey beens eruptions of Serotala mag, be ‘by mercury and potash treatment, but unless these amp- ep RNS toms is cleansed from the system, ‘attack some of the delicate internal ‘Specific strikes at the cause of the trouble, out the germs of disease, and the poisoa through ores of the akin, and et the same time builds up the ‘We will mail a valuable book to all who will send for {% SWIFT BPROIFIC CO, Atiata, Ga, 3 ‘Men's Gaus: at 25 and 500 See A eae Bee ‘CARHART & LEIDY, ‘$28 7th and 706 Kot aw. ‘THE COKCORD HARKESS, : LUTZ & BRO, (407 Penn ove. adinining National Hotel,